Hypotheses, International Council of Museums research blog, Romane Jamet, “Clothing the Pandemic,” April 2023
BmoreArt, Cara Ober, “Google Sex,” March 2021
Cancelled Collective Actions Open Letter, September 2020
The New York Times, Zachary Small “The Whitney Canceled Their Exhibition. Now Those Artists Want Reform.”, September 2020
Ms., Nicholl Paratore, “Visualizing Reproductive Justice Under Trump” (A.I.R. Gallery Currents: Abortion), February 2018
Artforum, “Artguide: Must-See New York” (A.I.R. Gallery Currents: Abortion), February 2018
BmoreArt, Angela Carroll, “Envisioning And Embodying Freedom,” November 2017
Baltimore Beat, Maura Callahan, “LabBodies’ Third Annual Performance Art Review Channels Pain Into Resistance,” November 2017
BmoreArt, Cara Ober, “Best Baltimore Visual Art Exhibitions Of 2017” (6. LabBodies), December 2017
Baltimore Beat, "Year In Review: The Beat’s Top 10 Art Shows In 2017” (4. LabBodies), December 2017
Media-N: Journal of the New Media Caucus, Lisa Moren, “Algorithmic Pollution: Artists Working With Dataveillance And Societies Of Control,” October 2017
We Are Moving Stories, Carmela Baranowska, “Slamdance - The Real Wi-Fi Of Baltimore,” January 2017
Feminist Art Conference, Valérie Frappier, “Meet The Artists FAC 2017: Julia Kim Smith,” December 2016
Deadline Hollywood, Diana Lodderhose, Dominic Patten, “Slamdance 2017 Unveils Special Screenings, Beyond & Shorts Programs,” December 2016
Rubys Media And Performing Arts Grantees 2016, Greater Baltimore Cultural Alliance
Paper Magazine, Layne Weiss, “Exquisite Corpse: Inside Germany’s Powerful Feminist Exhibit,” February 2016
Dazed Digital, UK, Sooanne Berner, “After Cologne Sexual Attacks, Art Show Champions Women,” January 2016
artnet News, Sarah Hyde, “Cologne Art Show Celebrates Women In The Wake Of Attacks,” January 2016
kottke.org, Jason Kottke, “The Real Wi-Fi Of Baltimore,” November 2015
this is tomorrow, UK, Alice Miller, “Exquisite Corpse,” September 2015
Corridor8, UK, Elspeth Mitchell, “Review: Exquisite Corpse, Fuse Art Space,” August 2015
Creative Capital, “On Our Radar: Julia Kim Smith & We Will Know We Have Arrived When Sulu Sits In The Captain’s Chair And Stays There,” April 2015
Baltimore Magazine, Jane Marion, “High Five,” March 2015
Hyperallergic, Hrag Vartanian, “ArtRx NYC: Transformed Viewpoints,” February 2015
BurnAway, Erica Ciccarone, “NYC’s A.I.R. Gallery Appears At Nashville’s Ground Floor Gallery,” October 2014
Baltimore Magazine, Jane Marion, “Modern Family: Conceptual artist Julia Kim Smith raises a family in minimalist splendor,” June 2014
Korean American Story, Grace Jahng Lee, “Profile Of Artist Julia Kim Smith,” May 2014
ARTINFO, Benjamin Sutton, “IN THE AIR Art News & Gossip: Non-Profit NURTUREart’s Annual Benefit Brings Crowds, Fire Marshal To 57th Street,” October 2013
The Washington Post, Mark Jenkins, “Fall Critics’ Picks: Gallery Exhibits,” September 2013
Washington Project for the Arts, Lisa Moren, “Experimental Media 2013: Cyber In Securities,” September 2013
District of Columbia Arts Center, Helen Frederick, “Fear Strikes Back,” April 2013
Angry Asian Man, Phil Yu, “Julia Kim Smith Asks Google Why,” March 2013
The Washington Post, Mark Jenkins, “A Glimpse Of What Washington Project For Arts Auction Gala Has In Store,” March 2013
The Washington Post, Mark Jenkins, “Artists Contribute To 'Newtown Project: A Call To Arms!’,” January 2013
Racebending.com, “Should I Cast An Asian-American?” January 2013
Angry Asian Man, Phil Yu, “Should I Cast An Asian? By Julia Kim Smith,” December 2012
Angry Asian Man, Phil Yu, “Read These Blogs,” July 2012
Creative Capital, “On Our Radar: Julia Kim Smith & 100 Survivors,” April 2012
Art F City, Corinna Kirsch, “Thursday Links! The Very Well-Endowed Edition,” March 2012
Paddy Johnson, “You Knew Someone Was Going To Do This,” March 2012
Hyperallergic, Philip Hartigan, “A View From The Easel,” March 2012
Angry Asian Man, Phil Yu, “Miss DMZ By Julia Kim Smith,” March 2012
The Atlantic, James Fallows, “YellowShirtGirl Finale On ‘Ominous Asian’ Imagery,” February 2012
CBS Baltimore, Simone Porter, “Best Of: Local Artist Spotlight: Julia Kim Smith,” January 2012
Urbanite, Cara Ober, “Great Artists Steal,” November 2011
Baltimore Fishbowl, Betsy Boyd, “100 Survivors: Breast Cancer Boldly Self-Documented,” October 2011
Urbanite, Cara Ober, “Behind The Pink Ribbons,” October 2011
Oasis Magazine, Saudi Arabia, “At Home With Banksy: Julia Kim Smith,” Autumn 2011
Baltimore Magazine, John Lewis, “Life Changing Art: With Banksy In Korea,” September 2011
ShortList, UK, “Banksy In The House,” July 2011
Juxtapoz, “Julia Kim Smith: At Home With Banksy Series,” July 2011
GQ, The GQ Eye], “Banksy, Beefrolls And LSD,” July 2011
Animal, Marina Galperina, “Banksy Is Her Homebody,” July 2011
Hypebeast, Douglas Brundage, “At Home With Banksy By Julia Kim Smith,” July 2011
Kidrobot KRonikle, “A Day In The Life Of Banksy,” July 2011
Baltimore Fishbowl, Betsy Boyd, “Provocative New Resident Artist Julia Kim Smith,” June 2011
Angry Asian Man, Phil Yu, “Julia Kim Smith Is Hanging With Banksy,” June 2011
Happy Famous Artists, “Julia Kim Smith With Banksy,” June 2011
Angry Asian Man, Phil Yu, “Obey Tiger Mother,” March 2011
Baltimore Public Radio WYPR The Signal, Aaron Henkin, “‘Hyphenated’ American: A Conversation With Julia Kim Smith,” 2009
Urbanite, Anne Haddad, “Moved To Tears,” May 2009
Baltimore Magazine, John Lewis, “Life Changing Art: Julia Kim Smith,” May 2009
Maryland Public Television, Jordan Weinberg, “The Buzz: Baltimore: Arts Leader,” March 2009
Angry Asian Man, “2009 Asian Pacific Filmmakers Experience In Park City,” January 2009
Variety, Dave McNary, “Slamdance Unveils Short Film Lineup,” December 2008
WJZ, Richard Sher, “HopeWell Cancer Support Reaches Out To Sufferers,” December 2007
Smart Woman, Holly Selby, “Portfolio: Julia Kim Smith Exploring Identity & Illness Through Art, ” February 2008
Maryland Art Place, Lilly Wei, Justin Gershwin, “The 20th Annual Critics’ Residency Program Critics’ Picks: Mapping The Alternative,” 2006
Urbanite, Bill Sebring, “State Of The Art: Political Art,” May 2006
FFACTORY, Bill Sebring, “Political Art,” April 2005
Baltimore Magazine, Danielle Sweeney, “Can We Ever Play Nice Again?” November 2004
CNBC McEnroe, Interview: One Nice Thing, The National Democratic Convention, July 2004
CNN International, Jonathan Mann, Interview: One Nice Thing, The National Democratic Convention, July 2004
The Baltimore Sun, Glenn McNatt, “An Exhibit Tests The Limits Of What Words Can Express: ‘Ever After’ Examines 9/11,” September 2003
City Paper, Wendy Ward, “Critic’s Choice,” September 2003