A Garden for Everyone. Pavel Yablonskiy February 12, 2024, CultTech Association

When the garden is designed by an insect. British artist teaches algorithms empathy. Alexandra Strelcova, January 28, 2024, Forbes

What does the future of the planet look like through non-human eyes? Patricio Pron, Oct 12, 2023. El Pais

Alexandra Daisy Ginsberg Questions our Value System Through Art, Biology and Technologies. Alejandra Espinosa, August 31, 2023. Title Mag

Algorithmic Rewilding: An Interview with Alexandra Daisy Ginsberg. Adela Lovric, August 15, 2023. Berlin Art Link

Meet the artists reclaiming AI from big tech – with the help of cats, bees and drag queens. Gabrielle Schwarz, August 10, 2023. The Guardian

AI "raises all sorts of questions" for animals and the environment says Alexandra Daisy Ginsberg. Rima Sabina Aouf, July 4, 2023. Dezeen

'Go outside and protect what already exists': AI-generated dawn chorus of songbirds has a sinister edge. Kimberly Hatfield, June 26, 2023. The Art Newspaper

Artifical Intelligence for Bees: British artist Alexandra Daisy Ginsberg has created a bee-friendly plant artwork in front of the Natural History Museum in Berlin - with the help of AI. Christine Meixner, June 21, 2023. Weltkunst

An optimized garden: Alexandra Daisy Ginsberg in Berlin. Laura Ewert, June 20, 2023. monopol

Flower meadow in front of the Museum of Natural History: When the AI ​​calculates an insect paradise. Minh An Szabó de Bucs, June 20, 2023. Tagesspiegel

‘Pollinator Pathmaker’ by Alexandra Daisy Ginsberg at LAS Art Foundation. Juliette Wallace, June 16, 2023. Clot Magazine

How artist Alexandra Daisy Ginsberg is using AI-Generated Birdsong to draw attention to Humanity’s Impact on Dwindling Species. Min Chen, May 19, 2023. Artnet News

Music of the night: New TMA exhibit rethinks relationships with song birds. Shayleigh Frank, April 29, 2023. Toledo Blade

The Lost Rhino: The Natural History Museum Ponders Doomed Animal, January 9, 2023. The Londonist

This is not a Rhinoceros, India Block, December 21. Disegno Journal

Return of the rhino: can we bring the northern white back from extinction?, Mattha Busby, December 18, 2022. The Observer

The Lost Rhino exhibition by Alexandra Daisy Ginsberg opens at NHM, Sophie Tolhurst, December 15, 2022. Design Week

Buzz Feeds. Planting by numbers: join Daisy Ginsberg’s hive mind at Pollinator Pathmaker. Ariadne Fletcher, November 7, 2022, The World of Interiors

Pollinator Pathmaker: Interview with Dr. Alexandra Daisy Ginberg and Dr. Przemek Witaszczyk. Anika Bartens, Heiko Lietz, October 2022, Gastgarten.

In Conversation with Alexandra Daisy Ginsberg. Javier Arpa Fernandez + Christopher Marcinkoski, Fall 2022, LA+.

An Algorithm for Empathy: Alexandra Daisy Ginsberg's Pollinator Pathmaker. Abby Klinkenberg, September 16, 2022, SLEEK

Innovate to pollinate: hi-tech ways to welcome insects into your garden. Malaika Byng, July 29, 2022. Financial Times. 

At the Serpentine, a Show of Nature’s Healing Power. Frank Rose, July 28, 2022. The New York Times. 

Alexandra Daisy Ginsberg creates "interspecies artwork" at Serpentine Galleries. Rima Sabina Aouf, July 7, 2022. Dezeen. 

From a powerful look at a mass shooting to a comically crazed infant: a complete guide to this week’s entertainment. July 2, 2022. The Guardian. 

Algorithmic Gardens. Martha Dillon, July 1, 2022. It's Freezing in LA!

Si les pollinateurs pouvaient créer leur jardin idéal... June 2022. Veìr.  

Buried under several layers of colonial agriculture: The Phantom Flower. Siphiwe Gloria Ndlovu, June 2022. Grow. 

London’s newest green spaces — from bee-friendly gardens in Hyde Park to floating east London wetlands. George Hudson, June 24, 2022. Evening Standard.  

These Fashion Brands Brought Serious Style to Milan Design Week. David Graver, June 15, 2022. Vogue. 

Eden Project Artwork Blooms for First Time. Romally Coverdale, June 10, 2022. Pebble. 

Going Greener: Our quick and easy guide to sustainable living. June 2022. Country Living. 

An Artistic Path for Pollinators. June 2022. House and Garden. 

55-Metre-Long Living Artwork by Artist Alexandra Daisy Ginsberg Now Flowering at the Eden Project. Mark Westall, May 30, 2022. FAD Magazine. 

Follow the buzz: the best UK wildflower spectacles this summer. May 24, 2022. The Guardian. 

Can Art and Horticulture Grow Together? Meet the Avant Gardeners... Victoria Woodcock, May 19, 2022. Elephant Magazine. 

7,000 plants in pollinator artwork. May 2022. The Garden. 

Sydney Biennale showcases artists, oceans, forests and the night sky. Peter Hill, April 2022. Financial Times. 

In Pictures: See Highlights From the Wildly Ambitious Sydney Biennale, Where Artists Are Reconsidering Our Relationship to Water. March 23, 2022. Artnet News. 

Green software. February 11, 2022. Elle Decor Italia. 

55-metre-long living artwork at the Eden Project in Cornwall to bloom. Rachael Forsyth, February 2022. Horticulture Week.

Creating a buzz: living artwork for bees will bloom in Cornwall this summer. Robin Eveleigh, January 6, 2022. Positive News.

A Floral Algorithm. Oli Stratford, January 2022. Disegno. 

22 sustainable holiday ideas for 2022: where we're dreaming of. Phoebe Taplin, January 1, 2022. The Guardian. 

Exploring interspecies art. December 30, 2021. Design Indaba. 

How scientists and artists resurrected the scents of extinct flowers. Alexandra Daisy Ginsberg, November 19, 2021. Big Think. 

What If Gardens Were Designed for Pollinators?. Ryan Waddoups, November 11, 2021. Surface. 

'I wanted to make an artwork for pollinators, not about them'. Natasha Berting, November 9, 2021. What Design Can Do. 

A 'living artwork' for insects aims to step into the world of other species. Lemma Shehadi, November 6, 2021. The National. 

A new garden at the Eden Project is being designed from the point of view of bees. Anna Cottrell, November 3, 2021. Gardening Etc.

Art for bees: ‘mad-looking’ installation suits pollinators’ tastes. Steven Morris, November 3, 2021. The Guardian.

'It's an unnatural garden designed for nature'. Aoife Fannin, October 1, 2021. Bloom Magazine. 

Andocken am Wissenschaft, Ein Kommentierter Bildessay. Sabine B. Vogel, October 2021. Kunstforum International. 

What Do These Extinct Plants Smell Like?. Isis Davis-Marks, September 14, 2021. Smithsonian Magazine. 

Art and Science Meet To Resurrect Scents of Extinct Flowers. Rotem Rusak, September 10, 2021. Nerdist. 

Creative collaborations for the planet. Paul McQueen, Autumn 2021. Art Quarterly. 

Wake up and smell the extinct leucadendrons. Lisa Melton, September 2021. Nature Biotechnology. 

'Designing for the Sixth Extinction'. Alexandra Daisy Ginsberg, Summer 2021. Noéma. 

A portrait of the artist as a young bot. Karine Monié, 2021. Wired Middle East. 

AD 100 Game Changers. July 16, 2021. AD Italia. 

Working with Nature. Greg Thomas, June 2, 2021. Aesthetica.

Excellent (Artificial) Smellers. Elena Giulia Abbiatici, May 4, 2021. Arshake. 

'Ambige Verhältnisse. Uneindeutigkeit in Kunst, Politik und Alltag'. Bernhard Groß, Verena Krieger, Michael Lüthy, Andrea Meyer-Fraatz (Hg.), 2021. Edition Kulturwissenschaft.

Garden of Eden. Imogen West-Knights, April 2021. Port Magazine. 

Alexandra Daisy Ginsberg on Nature, Art, and Technology. March 2021 (video/podcast). Open/Ended Design. 

Alexandra Daisy Ginsberg, creatively asking how we can make the world “better”. Lyndsey Walsh, March 2021. Clot Magazine.

Alexandra Daisy Ginsberg: On Art Not Made for People. February 2021. It's Freezing in LA.

In Conversation: Alexandra Daisy Ginsberg and Rebecca Lewin. February 2021. Serpentine Gallery.

The week in art. Jonathan Jones, February 19, 2021. The Guardian.

Can Design Save Science?. Bella Spencer, January 20, 2021. PLASMA. 

Award-Winning Artwork Uses AI-Generated Bird Song To Recreate The Dawn Chorus. Eva Hamsen, December 10, 2020. Forbes.

 Interrogating Our "Better" Futures - Dr. Alexandra Daisy Ginsberg. December 2020. Episode 13, Biosphere 2 Podcast.

Alexandra Daisy Ginsberg and Jakob Kudsk Steensen in conversation with Ben Vickers. December 2020 (35 FW20-21). Cura. 

The Insiders. Max Fraser, October 16, 2020. Evening Standard Magazine. 

Synthetische Biologie und biologisches Design in Kunst und Wissenschaft – Ein Beitrag von Ingeborg Reichle. October 7, 2020. Kunstpalais Erlangen Blog. 

A Natural Response? Leah Binns, October 2, 2020. The Oxonian Review.

British artist Alexandra Daisy Ginsberg poses uncomfortable questions about our evolving relationship with the natural world. Andie Cusick, September 29, 2020. Friends of Friends.

Design for the Future When the Future Is Bleak. Nikil Saval, September 28, 2020. The New York Times T Magazine.

Design in an Age of Crisis: Rethinking Work and the Environment. Bruce Daisley, August 17, 2020. Chatham House. 

Can sound make us care more about nature? Megan Williams, August 12, 2020. Creative Review. 

Artist to Watch: Alexandra Daisy Ginsberg. June 24, 2020, Uma Karavadra. Contemporary Art Society. 

Humans are Tricky Animals. Una Meistere. June 29, 2020. Art Territory. 

Human/Nature: The Speculative Art of Alexandra Daisy Ginsberg. Veronica Simpson. June 5, 2020.

Design Fiction: Real Solutions, Unreal Problems. Josie Thaddeus-Johns. May 29, 2020. The New York Times. 

Alexandra Daisy Ginsberg – interview: ‘We need to radically rethink our behaviours, globally’. Veronica Simpson, May 14, 2020. Studio International.

NeoLife: 25 Visions for the Future of Our Species. Jane Metcalfe and Brian Bergstein, 2020.  

The Northern White Rhino Went Extinct, but for Two Minutes at a Time, the Animal Makes a Digital Comeback. Alice George, March 3, 2020. Smithsonian Magazine.

How light pollution affects the lives of garden creatures. Jane Owen, January 11, 2020. The Financial Times.

Nature offers the best designs at the Cooper Hewitt Triennial. Louis Bury, 11 January 2020. Hyperallergic.

24/7 at Somerst House: keeping step with the march of time. Jan Dalley, 09 January 2020. Financial Times.

Flowers on Mars: Bringing life, or not, to the Red Planet. Herbert Wright, 22 December 2019. The Journal of Wild Culture.

How 24/7 life is rewiring our brains. 20 December 2019. BBC Business Daily, BBC World Service.

Can art save endangered animals? 14 December 2019. The Cultural Frontline, BBC World Service.

An artist whose medium is extinct flower aromas and birdsong choruses. Ryan Waddoups, 12 December 2019. Surface.

Eco-Visionaries: a very beautiful emergency. Edwin Heathcote, 5 December 2019, Financial Times.

How capitalism killed sleep. Laura Gascoigne, 7 December 2019, The Spectator.

You’d better see this show before the balloon goes up. Rachel Campbell-Johnston, 22 November 2019, The Times.

Feature on "Machine Auguries". BBC Click, 16 November 2019. BBC News.

Artist brings white rhino back from the dead, digitally. Nick Glass, 25 November 2019. CNN Style.

"We're selfish - we're trying to solve problems for ourselves" says Alexandra Daisy Ginsberg. Natashah Hitti, 2019. Dezeen.

Eco-Visionaries review - the salt flats will die and the jellyfish shall rise. Oliver Wainwright, 21 November 2019. The Guardian.

50 artists respond to society's struggle to switch off at Somerset House's 24/7 exhibtion. Augusta Pownall, 2019. Dezeen.

Interview about "Machine Auguries" as part of 24/7, new exhibition at Somerset House. Today, 22 October 2019. BBC Radio 4.

Artist creates deepfake birdsong to highlight threat to down chorus. Dalya Aberge, 2019. The Guardian.

Interview about "Resurrecting the Sublime". This Episode Smells, Sidedoor Season 4, Smithsonian.

Nested Betters. Oli Stratford, 2019. Disegno, #24 Autumn.

Speculations: Beyond Human Centric Design. Kazuya Kawasaki, 2019. Tokyo

Bio-art: A fusion of biology and art both raises awareness of and challenges science. Anthony King, 2019. EMBO Reports.

Broken Nature: Design Takes on Human Survival. Paola Antonelli and Ala Tannir, 2019. Milan: XXII Triennale di Milano.

Nature: Collaborations in Design. Andrea Lipps, Matilda McQuaid, Catlin Condell and Gene Bertrand, 2019. New York: Cooper Hewitt Design Triennial.

Glimpsing Our Post-Consumption Future at the Cooper Hewitt. James S. Russel, 2019. The New York Times.

AI: More Than Human. Chloe Wood, Suzanne Livingston and Maholo Uchida, 2019. London: AI: More Than Human.

Me You Nous. Lisa White, Soizic Briand and Victoria Calligaro, 2019. Biennale Internationale Design Saint-Étienne.

Alexandra Daisy Ginsberg "trying to evoke emotion" with Better Nature show. Augusta Pownall, 2019. Dezeen.

Can nature be improved? Alexandra Daisy Ginsberg at the Vitra Design Museum. Laura Drouet & Olivier Lacrouts, 2019. Domus.

Cooper Hewitt's Nature Triennial Balances Speculative Experimentation with Industry Application. Adrian Madlener, 2019. Metropolis.

Cooper Hewitt Design Triennial is a "call to action" against climate change. Eleanor Gibson, 2019. Dezeen.

World's leading designers thinking about climate crisis. Aileen Kwun, 2019. Click On Detroit.

United Nations sounds the alarm on species loss—and artists respond. Helen Stoilas and Gabriella Angeleti, 2019. The Art Newspaper.

Science has brought back the scent of a long-dead flower. Nick Summers, 2019. Engadget UK

Cooper Hewitt's Design Triennial considers our alliance with the Earth. Gabriella Angeleti, 2019. The Art Newspaper.

Interview about "AI: More than Human", new Barbican exhibition. Today, 14 May 2019. BBC Radio 4.

How the world's leading designers are thinking about the climate crisis. Aileen Kwun, 2019. CNN Style.

1 million species face extinction - and the race to preserve their memory is already on. Katharine Schwab, 2019. Fast Company Co.Exist. 

A Tree Bearing 40 Rare Kinds Of Fruit? Behold The Future Of Nature At The Cooper Hewitt Triennial. Jonathon Keats, 2019. Forbes.

Podcast: Alexandra Daisy Ginsberg. Florian Kondert, 2019.  Better. What is better? Whose better? Who decides?

You Can Now Smell a Flower That Went Extinct a Century Ago. Jill Kiedaisch, 2019. Popular Mechanics, 16 April.

Podcast: Alexandra Daisy Ginsberg. Maiken Scott, 2019. Between Life and Death

Can Art Help Save the Planet? Alina Tugend, 2019. The New York Times, 15 March.

Discursive Design: Critical, Speculative and Alternative Things. Bruce M. Tharp and Stephanie M. Tharp, 2019. Cambridge: MIT Press.

Mutations/Creations: La Fabrique du Vivant. Marie-Ange Brayer & Oliver Zeitoun, 2019. Paris: Centre Pompidou

Terra, dimora di risorse in via di estinzione? Valentina Coraglia, 2018. Officina, 20 (January-March). 

Designs of Our Time: 10 Years of Designs of the Year. Tom Wilson, Mark Favis & Deyan Sudjic, 2017. London: the Design Museum. 

Strategies for Landscape Representation: Digital and Analogue Techniques. Paul Cureton, 2017. London: Routledge. 

XXL-XS: New Directions on Ecological Design. Mitch Joachim & Mike Silver, 2017. Barcelona: Actar.

Synthetic: How Life Got Made. Sophia Roosth, 2017. Chicago: University of Chicago Press. 

7th Moscow Biennale. Ken Rinaldo, 2017. NYArts.

Synthetic Biology: The Artist Making Life. Roman Fishman, 2017. Popular Mechanics (Russia), 12 (December).

Postnatural Design. Kristina Rapacki, 2017. Disegno, #14 Spring.

Perspectives: Revisiting a Scatalog. Interview by LinYee Yuan, 2017. Mold, 1. 

What Synthetic Biology Has in Common With Queer Theory. Sophia Roosth, 2017. Slate.

Podcast: Alexandra Daisy Ginsberg. Sean Lally, 2017.  Night White Skies, 17.

The Beauty and the Morbid: Fungi as Source of Inspiration in Contemporary Art. Corrado Nai and Vera Meyer, 2016. Fungal Biology and Biotechnology, 3(10). 

The Art of Design. Vera Meyer, Elke Nevoigt, Philipp Wiemann, 2016. Fungal Genetics and Biology, 89 (April).

7 Synthetic Biology Projects Breathing Life into Science. Anna Marks, 2016. VICE Creators.

Can The Cooper Hewitt Design Triennial Save Us From The Next Global Die-Off? Jonathon Keats, 2016. Forbes.

The Field of Synthetic Biology Runs on Speculative Fiction. Jason Koebler, 2016. Motherboard, 18 November.

Installer la Vie, Après la Mort. Perig Pitrou, 2016. Terrain, 66. 

Die Natur infizieren, um sie zu retten. Alina Schadwinkel, 2016. Zeit Online, 9 July. 

Schleimig, Pulsierend, Künstlich. Zeit Online, 2016. Zeit Online, 22 June.

Designing a Graceful Ending: A Conversation with Design Luminary Paola Antonelli. Chris Luebkeman, 2015. Architectural Design, 85 (4). 

Evolution in Menschenhand: Synthetische Biologie aus Labor und Atelier. Ingeborg Reichle in Heike Catherina Mertens & Sonja Kießling eds., 2015. Freiburg: Verlag Herder.

Synthetic biology is turning into Industrial Design, says Daisy Ginsberg. Dan Howarth, 2015. Dezeen.

Science and Culture: The Art of Designing Life. Amber Dance, 2015. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, 112 (49).

Move Over Jony Ive - Biologists Are The Next Rock Star Designers. Liz Stinson, 2015. Wired, November.

A Manmade Material. Catharine Rossi, 2015. Disegno, October.

Daisy Ginsberg Imagines A Friendlier Biological Future. Doreen Lorenzo, 2015. Fast.co.

FutureProofing: Life. BBC Radio 4, 2015.

Un futuro diseñado biológicamente. Andrea García Cuevas, 2015. Codigó Magazine, August-September.

Synthetic Biology Needs a Grand Design Vision. Jeremy Webb, 2015. New Scientist, August.

Kunst des Lebens. Julia Harlfinger, 2015. Der Tagesspiegel.

Tomorrow Today: Design, Fiction and Social Responsibility. Elizabeth Glickfeld, 2015. Disegno, June.

Meet the latest phase of genetic engineering: synthetic biology. Amanda Ruggeri, 2015. The Globe and Mail. 

The Dream of Better. Video Interview, 2015. Design Indaba. 

Future ruin: Can we design our way out of eco-crisis? Simon Ings, 2015. New Scientist, April.

A Few Surprises in 2015's 'Designs of the Year'. Thomas Page, 2015. CNN.

When Science and Design Collides. Veronica Simpson, 2015. Blueprint, February.

To Save Our Ecosystems, Will We Have to Design Synthetic Creatures? Liz Stinson, 2015. Wired. 

Designing Life: Synthetic Biology and Design. Paola Antonelli and Michelle Millar Fisher, 2014. MoMA Inside/Out.

Synthetic Life After G.M.O.s. Nicola Twilley, 2014. The New Yorker, 5 December. 

The Forum with Bridget Kendall: Mutations in Nature. November 2014. BBC World Service.

Colliding Worlds: How Cutting-Edge Science is Redefining Contemporary Art. Arthur I. Miller, 2014. New York: W. W. Norton.

Synthetic Aesthetics. Caroline Bloink, 2014. Form Magazine, #255 (September/October).

Best of Bio-Design. Paola Antonelli, 2014. Uncube Magazine, October.

Will our future be biologically designed? Julia Friedman, 2014. Hyperallergic.

Tomorrow’s Top Talents, Chosen by Today’s Design Stars. Martin Roth, 2014. The Financial Times.

Synthetic Biology’s New Menagerie: Life, Reengineered. Katherine Xue, 2014. Harvard Magazine, September-October.

Could Future Cars Be Made Locally, From Local Materials?. Adele Peters, 2014. Fast Company Co.Exist. 

Transdisciplinary Design. Caroline Till, 2014. Viewpoint Magazine, Autumn/Winter.

Could we grow cars? Sarah Griffiths, 2014. Mail Online.

MINI ‘Future of Mobility’ Exhibition: Future Travel Ideas Generated by Artists. Dave Pinter, 2014. PSFK.

London Design Festival 2014: Dezeen x MINI Frontiers. Sam Dunne, 2014. Core77.

Vic Minnett Show, 2014. BBC Radio Coventry & Warwickshire. 

How to Make Cheese Using the Microbes on your Feet. Marissa Fessenden, 2014. The Daily Dot.

Beyond Wonder. Andy Extance, 2014. Chemistry World.

Designing for the Sixth Extinction: Interview with Daisy Ginsberg. Elvia Wilk, 2014. Uncube Magazine, July.

Atomic Fiction. Interview by Emily Candela, 2014. Atomic Radio, Episode 2. 

WDCD Academy Series: Designing Nature. Bas Van Lier, 2014. What Design Can Do!.

Ask the Expert: Ask All Your Questions About Synthetic Biology! Webchat with Alexandra Daisy Ginsberg and Christina Agapakis, 2014. iO9.

Cars of the future could evolve and mutate 'like biology'. Dezeen video, 2014. Dezeen and MINI Frontiers.

Synthetic Aesthetics. Philip Ball, 2014. Chemistry World, June.

Synthetic Aesthetics. Regine Debatty, 2014. We Make Money Not Art. 

Welcome to the Bio Revolution! Andanda Pellerin, 2014. Riposte, 2. 

Dezeen Book of Interviews. Marcus Fairs, 2014. London: Dezeen.

Piepaper, The Food Issue #5, (May 2014)

Synthetic Aesthetics. Jonathan Openshaw, 2014. Postmatter, May.

Top tomes: 10 new books to flick through this month. Ellen Himelfarb, 2014. Wallpaper, May.

Alexandra Daisy Ginsberg and the Problem of Design Fictions. Oli Stratford, 2014. Disegno (May).

Synthetic Biology Gets Reborn as an Aesthetic Dream. Alun Anderson, 2014. New Scientist, April. 

Synthetic Aesthetics. Jon Turney, 2014. Times Higher Education, 20 March.

Speculative Everything. Anthony Dunne & Fiona Raby, 2014. Cambridge, MA: MIT Press.

Alchemy Reimagined. Karianne Fogelberg, 2014. Frame, January.

Synthetic Biology: The Second Creation. Anthony King, 2013. Nature, 503.

Bunny Smash: Design to Touch the World. Yuko Hasegawa et al., 2013. Tokyo: Museum of Contemporary Art/ Film Art.

En Vie / Alive. Aux frontières du design. Annick Bureaud, 2013. MCD Magazine des Cultures Digitales, #8.

Synthetic Animals will Save the Planet. George Dvorsky, 2013. io9.

RCA-Curated Synthetic Biology Exhibition Strikes a Chord with Irish Public. Royal College of Art, 2013. Royal College of Art. 

Human Body Parts Used To Make Cheese... Priscilla Frank, 2013. The Huffington Post.

Synthetic Creatures Could Save the Planet. Tracey Staedter, 2013. Discovery News. 

Hungry? Try Some Cheese Made of Michael Pollan’s Belly-Button Germs. Liz Stinson, 2013. Wired.

This Week We Like: Synthetic Biology. Week of features about Grow Your Own..., 2013. Dezeen.

The Synthetic Biology Revolution, Science Weekly Podcast with Alok Jha, 2013. The Guardian. 

Grow Your Own... Interview, The Works, 2013. RTÉ TV, Ireland.

Smashing Ideas on Future Design and Technology. Cameron Allan Mckean, 2013. The Japan Times.

Interview on As It Happens, CBC, Canada (October 2013)

Grow Your Own: Where Scientists and Artists are Shaking Up Creation. Oliver Wainwright, 2013. The Guardian, UK.

Interview. Anna Karin Wikstrand, 2013. Twin Magazine, November.

Would You Eat This Cheese Made from Human Armpit Sweat? Adam Clarke Estes, 2013. Gizmodo.

Synthetic Biology Raises Questions About Future of Life. Claire O'Connell, 2013. Silicon Republic

Dazed & Confused, UK, Top Ten Future Organisms, by Sam Hart (October 2013)

The Select Ten. 2013. Metropolis M agazine.

Icon magazine, UK, Future 50 (August 2013)

Dazed & Confused, UK, The DA-ZED Guide to Outer Space (September 2013)

Next Nature, Alessia Andreotti (July 2013)

Dezeen (March 2013)

The World at One. Interview, March 2013. BBC Radio 4.

Design Indaba: Alexandra Daisy Ginsberg on Synthetic Biology. Interview, 2013. Core 77.

Beyond Contemporary Art. Etan Jonathan Ilfeld, 2012. London: Vivays.

Next Nature: Nature Changes Along With Us. Koert van Mensvoort and Hendrik-Jan Grievink, 2012. Barcelona: Actar.

Intel: The Tomorrow Project, Conversations about Synthetic Biology with Brian David Johnson, USA (June 2012)

The Science of Design – Daisy Ginsberg. Heath Killen, 2010. Desktop Magazine, December.

Materials. Christina Agapakis, 2012. Arc Magazine, October.

Bio Design: Nature Science Creativity. William Myers & Paola Antonelli, 2012. London: Thames & Hudson.

Fabriquer le Vivant. Documentary, Laetitia Ohnona, 2012. Arte.tv (aired April). 

Kunst in der Wissensgesellschaft (Art in the Knowledge Society). Ute Meta Bauer & Sophie Goltz, 2012. Der Tagesspiegel. 

Bacteria Colours Your Poop to Diagnose Illnesses. Daily Mail Reporter, 2012. Daily Mail.

Daisy Ginsberg: Synthetic Biology. Interview, 2012. Design Indaba.

Design Fiction: Sascha Pohflepp & Daisy Ginsberg. Bruce Sterling, 2012. Wired.

Science et vie Junior (December 2011) 

Curious Minds: New Approaches in Design. Alex Ward, 2011. Jerusalem: Israel Museum.

Brit Insurance Designs of the Year. Alex Newson, 2011. London: the Design Museum.

And the Seasons: They Go Round and Round. Carson Chan, 2011. Berlin: 0047 Press.

Hyperlinks: Architecture and Design. Joseph Rosa and Zoë Ryan, 2011. Chicago: Art Institute of Chicago / Yale University Press.

Talk to Me: Design and the Communication between People and Objects. Paola Antonelli, 2011. New York: MoMA.

States of Design 07: Bio-design. Paola Antonelli, 2011. Domus Magazine, November.

Visions of Synthetic Biology. Sara Reardon, 2011. Science, 333 (6047).

Paradigms of Nature: Post Natural Futures. 2011. KERB Magazine, 19.

Breakthroughs in Design. Kyoko Nakajima, 2011. Axis Magazine, 151 (May–June). 

20 Designers Who Will Influence Design in the Next Decade. Alice Rawsthorne and Paola Antonelli, 2011. Rolling Stone (Italy), 90 (April).

A Broader View of Practice. James Pallister, 2011. Architects Journal, March.

Women at the Drawing Board. Alice Rawsthorn, 2011. The New York Times.

Synthetische Biologie: Spiel mit Genen und Genesis. Kai Kupferschmidt, 2011. Der Zeit.

Can Mushrooms Hush Rooms? Robby Sexton, 2011. Art Institute Chicago.

Synthetic Creations. Maria Popova, 2011. Wired UK, January.

Focus on Biomedical Art – Fresh as a Daisy. Paola Antonelli, 2010. Nature Medicine, 16 (942). 

Humanity will Thank Heaven that this Creator of Synthetic Life is Playing God. Ken Macleod, 2010. The Guardian, UK.

Science and Design. Mun-Keat Looi, 2010. Wellcome Trust.

30/30. Paola Antonelli and Joel Gethin Lewis, 2010. Creative Review, March.

Want to Redesign the Future? Now You Can. Annalee Newitz, 2010. iO9.

Window Shopping for Alternate Realities. Louis Buckley, 2010. New Scientist.

Synthetic Aesthetics, exploring the territory between art, design, and synthetic biology. Regine Debatty, 2010. We Make Money Not Art.

ProtoFarm 2050. 2009. Design Indaba, Q4 (09).

The Design Future of the Sacred Grove. Geoff Manaugh, 2010. Canadian Centre for Architecture.

Technicolor Doo-doo. Ariel Bleicher, 2009. The Scientist.

Material Beliefs. Jacob Beaver, Sarah Pennington and Tobie Kerridge, eds. 2009. London: Goldsmiths, University of London/ Interaction Research Studio.

A Staggeringly Small World Below. Hettie Judah, 2009. The Word, July–August.

Growth Assembly. Arnoud van den Heuvel, 2009. Next Nature.

E. chromi. Kate Carmody, 2009. MoMA Exhibition Blog: Talk to Me.

Design for Futuristic Synthetic Biology 'Herbicide Sprayer'. David Pescovitz, 2009. BoingBoing.

The Aesthetics of Synthetic Biology. Christina Apakapis, 2009. Science Blogs: Oscillator. 

iGEM 2009: Got Poo? Rob Carlson, 2009. synthesis.cc.

Students Build Living Microbial Machines. NPR Science Friday, November 2009.

Human Futures: Art in an Age of Uncertainty. Andy Miah ed., 2008. Liverpool: Liverpool University Press.