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Press
2019
State of the Planet, Guest Blogger, "Mixing Art and Environmental Science to Catalyze Social Change", May 10
The Brooklyn Rail, "Justin Brice Guariglia with Phong Bui", April 3
The New York Review of Books, Emily Raboteau, "Climate Signs", February 1
2018
The New Yorker, Carolyn Kormann, "Ask a Scientist: How to deal with a Climate Change Skeptic", November 17
Sotheby's Museum Network, Greg Morrison, "Art and the Environment: Museums adjust to a new Climate", November 9
On Earth from the National Research Council, "Courtney Lindwall, When Art Mimics HIghway SIgnage", October 9
Yale Climate Connections, Devi Lockwood, "Art and the Environment: Museums Adjust to a new Climate", October 4
Chicago Reader, Marissa de la Cerda, "Justin Brice Guariglia hopes his Expo Chicago installation We Are the Asteroid II will raise eco-awareness", September 25
The New York Times, Laura Van Straaten, "Climate Museums sends distress signals to Stimulate Discussion", August 30
ArtNet News, "This Artist is Raising Environmental Awareness All Across New York", June 12
The Guardian, Nadja Sayej, "Artists on Climate Change: The Exhibition tackling a Global Crisis", May 30
The Art Newspaper, Ben Luke, "Artists show their power to effect change", May 28
The Art Newspaper, Helen Stoilas, "Artists Deliver Climate-Change message that time is running out", May 28
New York Magazine, Carl Swanson, "The End of Nature at Storm King Art Center", May 26
Woods Hole Research Center, "Climate change think tank, Alaska Museum, and Artist launch Collaboration to tell story of Thawing Permafrost", May 25
New York Times, Laura Van Straaten, "A Right or a Privilege? Artists Speak Out on the Met Policy", March 1
NBC News, Laura Van Straaten, "Artist Ai Weiwei visited Puerto Rico as part of Research into Mass Migration", February 25
2017
The Art Newspaper, Ben Luke, "As Waters rise, Artists answer Call to Action", December 8
WFU Alumni Magazine, Maria Henson, "Justin Guariglia ('97): Beyond Photography", October 9
The Washington Post, Erin Blakemore, "Climate-change art exhibit was almost swallowed by Hurricane Irma", September 23
Departures Magazine, Pharrell Williams, Laura Van Straaten, "These are the Faces of Art Activism today", September 19
Art in America, Carol Strickland, "The Iceman Cometh: Guariglia flies with NASA to make Eco-Art", September 12
Fast Company, Eillie Anzilotti, "Coming Soon to Mar-A-Lago: These Giant Artworks about Climate-change", September 1
The New York Times, Ted Loos, "A Man on an Eco-Mission in Mixed Media", August 29
Galeria, Alina Cohen, "Justin Brice Guariglia's Powerful Photos of Melting Glaciers", August 26
Wired, Elizabeth Stinson, "This Artist turns Aerial Photographs into Prints that will last forever", August 25
The Verge, Kyle Chayka, "This Artist's New Landscape Studies are of Melting Glaciers", August 22
The Art Newspaper, Helen Stoilas, "Images of Melting Glaciers head to backyard of Trump's Florida home", July 12
Cultured Magazine, Julia Halperin, "Land Art", July 1
Wall Street Journal, Ellie Kincaid, "An Artist Finds Inspiration for his Art in Science", May 5
ArtNet, Julia Halperin, On Earth Day, "One Artist Launches a Secret Project to Show What New York Will Look Like Underwater", April 22
Fast Company, Eillie Anzilotti, "This App will show you what life will be like when the World's Ice melts", April 21
The New York TImes, Jane L. Levere, "A Guide to Museums Getting Political this Year", March 13
Nature Climate Change, Sonja Van Renssen, "The Visceral Climate Experience", March 1
Yale Climate Connections, Sara Peach, "Artist Teams up with NASA", January 24
2016
The Distance Plan, Journal Issue 4, "Ordinary Knowledge Defined by Laura Adler", December 1
SciArt Magazine, Julia Travers, "Interview: Artist Justin Brice Guariglia works with NASA to raise awareness of rising Sea-levels", November 18
Ecology Without Nature, Timothy Morton, "Justin Guariglia on Hyperobjects", October 20
Science Friday, Chau Tu. "Above the Ice, an Artist goes Deep", October 19
Fast Coexist, Jessica Leber, "The Melting Ice Sheet, the Artist, and the Space Agency", October 12
Art Forum, "NASA to Collaborate with Artist to document Climate Change", September 17
The New York Times, Hilarie M. Sheets, "Art and Science Meld, as NASA announces New Artist Collaboration", September 16
Fast Company, Jessica Leber, "NASA's New Artist has an Amazing Climate Change Tattoo", September 16
2009
The New Yorker, Evan Osnos, "Long Live Pajamas!", November 30
2008
The New Yorker, Peter Hessler, "Planet Shanghai", May 12
The Wall Street Journal, Art Canvases, "China Bookshelf: Planet Shanghai", May 8
The New York Times, Holly Brubach, "Raze High the Roof Beams", Comrade, March 16
Tricycle, Dan Zigmond, "Kung Fu HQ: Shaolin's Story", March 1
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