Antipode: A Radical Journal of Geography, 'Jessie Brennan (ed), Re: development: Voices, Cyanotypes and Writings from The Green Backyard, London: Silent Grid, 2016', by Matthew Thompson, April 2017
The Guardian, 'Urban public art: can it be more than a developer’s decoy strategy?', by Oliver Wainwright, 10 February 2017
Antipode: A Radical Journal of Geography, 'Jessie Brennan, REGENERATION! Conversations, Drawings, Archives & Photographs from Robin Hood Gardens' (London: Silent Grid, 2015), by Oli Mould, Royal Holloway, University of London, January 2017
The Guardian, Saving Peterborough's Green Backyard: 'It's a point of stillness in a crazy world', by Jessie Brennan, 3 November 2016
Frieze, Art Brut by Chris Sharratt, 6 April 2016
Art Monthly, 'Artists' Books Jessie Brennan: Regeneration! Nathan Coley: to the Bramley Family of Frestonia', review by Chris Fite-Wassilak (February 2016, No 393)
Colin Wiles, 'A tale of two brutalist housing estates: one thriving, one facing demolition', The Guardian Housing Network (13 January 2016)
Jessie Brennan 'Robin Hood Gardens: ‘They’re driving us away to replace us with wealthy people’', ICON Magazine (30 November 2015)
Chris Sharratt, 'Brutalist truth: Robin Hood Gardens and the politics of regeneration', AN (15 November 2015)
Flora Neville, 'A swansong for Robin Hood Gardens', Architects' Journal (23 October 2015)
Jessie Brennan, 'Robin Hood Gardens and the politics of regeneration', Apollo Magazine (11 August 2015)
Ben Luke, 'Jessie Brennan on new show Progress at the Foundling Museum', Evening Standard (3 June 2014)
Jenny Uglow, 'Booze, whores and high living – a modern take on Hogarth's Rake', The Guardian (6 June 2015)
Ruth Wilbur, 'Artist of the Month', Axisweb (1 July 2015)
'Frieze 2014: Eight of the best limited edition prints for art collectors on a budget', Culture 24 (17 October 2014)
Alastair Smart, 'Would Hogarth have voted Ukip?', The Telegraph (8 June 2014)
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By Jackie Wullschlager, 'Progress, The Foundling Museum, London – review', Financial Times (1 June 2014)
Julia Langbein, 'Progress', Art Forum (July 2014)