Curriculum Vitae

Anna Glynn

Born Melbourne, Australia. Graduated Bachelor of Education, Melbourne College of Advanced Education / Melbourne University. Major in Sculpture and Painting

Major Exhibitions & Events

• 2024 Regional Futures: An Entangled Existence, The BAS, Australia
• 2024 DWELLING KYOTO, DOJHIDAI GALLERY OF ART, Kyoto, Japan
• 2024 Awarded Geneto Art Foundation Artist in Residence, Japan
• 2024 Finalist Ravenswood Australian Women’s Art Prize, Australia
• 2024 Finalist Lethbridge Landscape Prize, Australia
• 2024 Finalist Goulburn Art Award, Australia
• 2024 Finalist Omnia Art Prize, Australia
• 2024 Finalist Alice Prize, National Contemporary Art Award, Australia
• 2024 Finalist Blacktown City Art Prize, Australia
• 2023 Acquired Art Gallery of Ballarat, Australia
• 2023 Bermingham National Watercolour Prize, Australia
• 2023 Finalist Gosford Art Prize, Australia
• 2023 Finalist Ravenswood Australian Women’s Art Prize, Australia
• 2023 Finalist Omnia Art Prize, Australia
• 2023 Finalist Lethbridge Landscape Prize, Australia
• 2023 Awarded International Women's Day Arts Award, Australia
• 2023 Awarded Artist in Residence, Kakslauttanen, Artic Circle, Finland
• 2023 Awarded Artist in Residence, Mt Wilson, Australia
• 2023 Finalist Heysen Prize for Landscape, Australia
• 2023 Acquired Halloran Trust Collection, Australia
• 2022 - 2023 Commissioned NSW Regional Futures Artist, Australia
• 2022 Finalist Halloran Contemporary Art Prize, Australia
• 2022 Awarded State Library NSW, Artist in Residence, Australia
• 2022 Finalist Mandorla Art Award, Australia
• 2022 Finalist Percival Photographic Portrait Prize, Australia
• 2022 Finalist Adelaide Perry Prize for Drawing, Australia
• 2022 Finalist Omnia Art Prize, Australia
• 2021 Finalist FLOW National Contemporary Watercolour Prize, Australia
• 2021 Finalist Gosford Art Prize, Australia
• 2021 Finalist Stanthorpe Photography Awards, Australia
• 2021 Awarded 2nd prize Digital Section, Martin Hanson Memorial Art Award, Australia
• 2021 Awarded Co!Lab @CORRIDOR Visual Artist Residency, Australia
• 2021 MAY SPACE Project Artist, Australia
• 2021 Awarded Create NSW Government Grant, Australia
• 2021 Acquired Parliament House Art Collection, Australia
• 2021 Acquired National Museum of Australia
• 2021 Acquired Shoalhaven City Art Collection, Australia
• 2021 Finalist Adelaide Perry Prize for Drawing, Australia
• 2021 Finalist Nillumbik Prize for Contemporary Art, Australia
• 2020 Finalist Heysen Prize for Landscape, Australia
• 2020 Finalist Hurford Hardwood Portrait Prize, Australia
• 2020 Finalist Fisher’s Ghost Art Award, Australia
• 2020 Finalist Elaine Bermingham National Watercolour Prize in Landscape Painting, Australia
• 2020 Finalist Basil Sellers Art Prize, Australia
• 2020 Finalist Percival Portrait Painting Prize, Australia
• 2020 Finalist Mandorla Art Award, Australia
• 2020 Finalist Adelaide Perry Drawing Prize, Australia
• 2020 Art of Threatened Species, Western Plains Cultural Centre, Australia
• 2019 Solo exhibition MONA - Museum of New Art, Estonia
• 2019 Acquired ‘Swan Saga’ work on paper MONA - Museum of New Art, Estonia
• 2019 Semi-Finalist The Lester Prize, Australia
• 2019 Art of Threatened Species, Western Plains Cultural Centre, Australia (touring 2019 – 2020)
• 2019 Finalist Ravenswood Australian Women's Art Prize, Australia
• 2018 Finalist Heysen Prize for Landscape, Australia
• 2018 Finalist Jacaranda Acquisitive Drawing Award (JADA) Australia
• 2018 Finalist Ravenswood Australian Women's Art Prize, Australia
• 2018-2021 Promiscuous Provenance National Touring Exhibition, Australia
• 2018 Finalist Waterhouse Natural Science Art Prize, Australia
• 2018 Selected for BOAA, Biennale Of Australian Art
• 2018 Finalist Wyndham Art Prize, Australia
• 2017 'Above and Below’ moving image/video acquired Parliament House Art Collection, Australia
• 2017 Finalist Ravenswood Australian Women's Art Prize
• 2017 Finalist Kilgour Prize, Australia
• 2017 Finalist Wyndham Art Prize, Australia
• 2017 Awarded Artist in Residence, Inagh Valley Trust, Ireland
• 2016 Finalist Heysen Prize for Landscape, Australia
• 2016 Finalist Rio Tinto, Martin Hanson Memorial Art Award, Australia
• 2016 Finalist Mandorla Art Award / acquired by St John of God Healthcare, Australia
• 2016 Winner Noosa Art Award, Australia
• 2016 Finalist Stanthorpe Art Festival, Australia
• 2016 Out of Earth and Flame, Shoalhaven City Arts Centre, Australia
• 2016 Awarded Artist in Residence - Kunstnarhuset Messen, Norway
• 2016 Finalist Wyndham Art Prize, Australia
• 2016 ‘Laughing Waters Road: Art, Landscape and Memory in Eltham’, Montsalvat, Australia
• 2016 ‘The Sun Worshipper’ with Max Dupain The Sunbaker, Shoalhaven City Arts Centre Australia
• 2015 Recipient of the Kedumba Drawing Award, Orange Regional Gallery, Australia
• 2015 Awarded Artist in Residence, National Parks Arts Foundation & Dry Tortugas National Park, USA
• 2015 Finalist Whyalla Art Prize, 'The Sun Worshipper' Australia
• 2015 Short film 'Estuary' selected for the Oregon Coast Film Festival, USA
• 2015 'New Mythologies' Exhibition, Headbones Gallery, British Columbia, Canada
• 2015 Byron Bay International Film Festival Official Selection - 'The Sun Worshipper', Australia
• 2015 Awarded Artist in Residence Sitka Center for Art & Ecology, USA
• 2014 Finalist Korea-Australia Arts Foundation Art Prize, Australia
• 2014 Finalist Gold Coast Art Prize
• 2014 Finalist Albany Art Prize, Australia
• 2014 Finalist Meroogal Women’s Art Prize, Australia
• 2014 ‘Artists of the Shoalhaven’ exhibition NSW State Parliament, Sydney, Australia
• 2014 Awarded Artist-in-Residence, Caetani Culture Centre & Allan Brooks Nature Centre, Canada
• 2014 Awarded Veolia Creative Arts Scholarship in recognition of commitment and contribution to the creative arts, Australia
• 2014 ‘Year of the Horse’ Chinese ink paintings, Sydney Chinese New Year Festival, Australia
• 2013 'Wonderment' exhibition, Lingnan University, Leung Fong Oi Wan Art Gallery, Hong Kong
• 2013 Finalist in the Australian Arts in Asia Awards, Australia
• 2013 'Cloud Worlds' exhibition, first foreign artist to be invited to exhibit in the fifty five year history of Tsi Ku Chai Gallery in Hong Kong
• 2013 Awarded Artist in Residence - Department of Visual Studies, Lingnan University, Hong Kong
• 2013 Awarded Artist in Residence - Kunstnarhuset Messen in Norway
• 2013 East and West Art Gallery, contemporary Chinese ink works by Anna Glynn & Chen Chun Rong, Australia
• 2013 Finalist in Nillumbik Art Prize / Australia
• 2012 Hidden Worlds exhibition Beijing, China (included in Australian Department of Foreign Affairs official celebration of the 40th anniversary of Australia-China diplomatic relations)
• 2012 Shoalhaven Stories retrospective exhibition, Shoalhaven City Arts Centre 2012 / Awarded Community Heritage Grant – in collaboration with Shoalhaven City Arts Centre, Australia
• 2012 Awarded Avian Kingdom International Art Residency Sweden
• 2012 Awarded IARB International Art Residency Beijing, China
• 2012 Finalist in Nillumbik Art Prize / Australia
• 2011 'Parallel Dreams' Exhibition, Peking University, Beijing, China (included in Australian Department of Foreign Affairs - Imagine Australia - the Year of Australian Culture in China)
• 2011 'Yarra River Stories' sound piece broadcast on ABC Radio National 360 Documentaries, Australia
• 2011 ‘The Traveller’ digital video artwork selected finalist International Video Art exhibition Germany
• 2011 ‘The Traveller’ & ‘Seven Dreams’ digital video artwork Albury Regional Gallery outdoor digital gallery.
• 2010 'Parallel Dreams' exhibition, Shoalhaven City Art Centre international collaboration with Chinese artist Wu GuoWei
• 2010 Winner Animated film ‘The Traveller’ International Film Festival, Ireland
• 2010 Awarded French Government artist in residence Antibes/France
• 2010 Laughing Waters / Nillumbik / Parks Victoria Artist In Residence with Australian Director Anne-Louise Rentell / development of 'Digging a Hole to China' a site-specific work
• 2010 Selected for Heart of Gold International Film Festival, Australia
• 2010 Selected for Dungog Film Festival Australia
• 2009 Artwork the ‘Brave Hunter’ chosen as the iconic Australian image for the cover of ‘A Concise History of Australia’ / Cambridge University Press
• 2009 Winner with 'Verse Versus...' video artwork Meroogal Women’s Art Prize, Historic Houses Trust Australia
• 2009 Video artwork at LCAP Casula Powerhouse Art Gallery Australia
• 2009 Outback Art Prize, Broken Hill City Art Gallery, Australia
• 2009 ‘Magnificent’ video artwork selected for Spooky Men’s Chorale DVD, Australia
• 2008 Gallery Zhao, Shanghai, China
• 2007 Exhibition at Zhu Qi Zhan Art Museum Shanghai, China & multimedia performance
• 2007 Guangzhou International Art Fair, China
• 2007 Korean International Art Fair, Seoul, represented by HM Gallery
• 2007 Contemporary Australian Art Exhibition, Australia Week, Toronto, Canada
• 2007 Illawarra Performing Arts Centre, Wollongong, Australia
• 2007 Australian Art Fest ,Toronto Canada
• 2006 Shanghai Art Fair, China
• 2006 Galerie Zuger, Santa Fe, USA
• 2006 See Change Festival NSW Strange Memories multi media performance
• 2006 Warrandyte Festival Melbourne Strange Memories multi media performance
• 2005 Shoalhaven City Arts Centre Strange Memories – multi media.
• 2002 Paintings at Montsalvat, Victoria + performance of original music
• 1997 'Landscapes And Lives' at The Australian Museum Sydney,
• 1997 'Landscapes And Lives' at Dubbo Regional Gallery
• 1997 'Landscapes And Lives' at Broken Hill City Art Gallery
• 1997 'Landscapes And Lives' at Mildura Arts Centre
• 1997 Paintings at Framed The Darwin Gallery N.T.
• 1996 Paintings at Woodbyne Gallery, Jaspers Brush, NSW.
• 1996 Paintings at Libby Edwards, South Yarra Galleries, Victoria.
• 1995 Paintings at The Forest Gallery, Benandarah, NSW.
• 1994 "The Bundanon Series" of paintings at Holdsworth Galleries, Woollahra.
• 1994 Paintings and lithographs at Riversdale, part of the Bundanon development
• 1991 Kyoto Museum Exhibition, Japan.
• 1989 Paintings at North Sydney Contemporary Gallery.
• 1987 Paintings at Gates Gallery, Neutral Bay.

Group Exhibitions

• 2014 Contemporary Watercolour Exhibition, Wollongong Art Gallery, Australia
• 2013 Debut Art Space - 798 Art District Beijing, China
• 2009 Exhibition at Double Dragon Alliance Cultural Centre, Shanghai China
• 2009 Brunswick Galleries Australia
• 2008 “Mao To Now Exhibition” Sydney Olympic Park Authority, Homebush, Australia
• 2002 'Doggerel' - Artspace
• 2000 ‘Re collections’ Lady Denman Museum
• 2000 Meroogal Women’s Art Prize – Vaucluse House
• 2000 Eros Exhibition – Precinct Galleries
• 1999 Jeans for Genes – Barbara Blackman – “Certain Chairs”
• 1999 Sydney Art Gallery
• 1998 Jeans For Genes - Kimberley Davies – “The Child is Mother of the Woman"
• 1998 'Joyce and the Nymph' invitation only exhibition based on Ulysses / Sydney
• 1998 Earthly Delights - outdoor sculpture exhibition
• 1997 OZARTS gallery, Blue Mountains
• 1997 Conrad Jupiters Art Prize, Gold Coast City Gallery
• 1997 Outback Art Prize, Broken Hill City Gallery
• 1996 Solander Gallery
• 1996 Outback Art Prize, Broken Hill City Art Gallery
• 1995 Australian Women Artists Exhibition, Art Galleries Schubert, Qld.
• 1995 International Women's Day Exhibition, Nowra.
• 1994 Framed - The Darwin Gallery, N.T.
• 1994 Art Galleries Schubert, Qld.
• 1994 Ivanyi Gallery, Melbourne, Vic.
• 1993 "All Things Bright and Beautiful" at Canberra A.C.T.
• 1993 "Four Play" at Art Arena Gallery, Wollongong, N.S.W.
• 1992 Berry Gallery, N.S.W.
• 1992 Contemporary Outdoor Furniture Exhibition at Narek Galleries, Canberra.
• 1992 "Arts in the Pavilion," Nowra, N.S.W.
• 1992 Gallery Wall, Sydney.
• 1992 David Jones, Sydney.
• 1991 Contemporary Outdoor Furniture Exhibition at Narek Galleries, Canberra.
• 1991 Painting touring Australia with the National Fibre Exhibition.
• 1991 National Craft Exhibition, Darwin.
• 1990 Tamworth National Fibre Exhibition
• 1989 Art Incorporate "Multiple Visions" Exhibition.
• 1989 Artlook Gallery.
• 1989 "Designed and Made," NSW Crafts Council.
• 1988 Painters Gallery, Sydney.
• 1988 Diamond Valley Art Award Exhibition
• 1988 Tamworth National Fibre Exhibition
• 1987 Australian Woodworkers Guild Exhibition, Canberra.
• 1987 Beaver Gallery, Canberra.
• 1987 Installation at the N.S.W. Crafts Council "Changing Environments"
• 1986 N.S.W. Crafts Council Spring Showing Exhibition.
• 1986 Gates Gallery
• 1986 New Designer Gallery, Sydney.
• 1986 Lewers Bequest and Penrith Regional Gallery.
• 1985 N.S.W. Crafts Council.
• 1985/6 Kake Gallery, Sydney.
• 1985 Balmain Galleries
• 1985 Sydney Textile Museum, Glebe.

Awards

• 2016 Winner Noosa Art Award, Australia
• 2015 Recipient of the Kedumba Drawing Award, Orange Regional Gallery, Australia
• 2014 Awarded Veolia Creative Arts Scholarship in recognition of commitment and contribution to the creative arts, Australia
• 2013 Finalist in the Australian Arts in Asia Awards
• 2012 Awarded Australian Government Community Heritage Grant - Heritage Stories
• 2008 Australia China Council Artist In Residence for Northern China
• 2008 Laughing Water / Nillumbik / Parks Victoria Artist In Residence
• 2006 Strange Memories CD / Birds - finalist Australian Songwriting Awards
• 1998 International Women's Day Award for contribution to Women, Art & the Community.
• 2001 Shoalhaven City Arts Award
• 1989 Award of Merit in the Australian Textile Art Prize.

Artist in Residence

• 2018 - 2019 Awarded Artist in Residence - Art of Threatened Species, Australia
• 2018 Awarded Artist in Residence - Art, Ecology & Science, ARNA-Sweden & Sitka Center for Art & Ecology, USA
• 2017 Awarded Artist in Residence - Interface Inagh, Ireland
• 2016 Awarded Artist in Residence - Kunstnarhuset Messen, Norway
• 2015 Awarded Artist in Residence, National Parks Arts Foundation & Dry Tortugas National Park, USA
• 2015 Awarded Artist in Residence Sitka Center for Art & Ecology, USA
• 2014 Awarded Artist-in-Residence, Caetani Culture Centre & Allan Brooks Nature Centre, Canada
• 2013 Awarded Artist in Residence - Department of Visual Studies, Lingnan University, Hong Kong
• 2013 Awarded Artist in Residence - Kunstnarhuset Messen in Norway
• 2012 Awarded 'Where Where Curatorial Collective' International Art Residency Beijing, China
• 2012 Awarded Avian Kingdom International Art Residency Sweden
• 2011 Awarded artist in residence Beijing, China by 24HR Art & Asialink
• 2010 Awarded French Government artist in residence Antibes/France
• 2010 Laughing Water / Nillumbik / Parks Victoria Artist In Residence with Australian Director Anne-Louise Rentell / development of 'Digging a Hole to China' a site-specific work
• 2008 Australia China Council Artist In Residence for China 2008
• 2008 Laughing Water / Nillumbik / Parks Victoria Artist In Residence 2008
• 2002 Parks Victoria "Longridge" Artist in Residence
• 2000 "Bundanon" NSW Artist in Residence
• 1997 Broken Hill City Art Gallery Artist in Residence
• 1995 "Landscapes and Lives" touring residency western NSW and northern Victoria
• 1994 "Ramsholt" / Arthur Boyd / Suffolk England Artist in Residence
• 1994 "Paretaio" / Arthur Boyd / Tuscany Italy Artist in Residence
• 1993 Artist in Residence in industry at TNT Transport.
• 1992 Artist in Residence Culburra / NSW Arts Council project

Film, Video & Sound art

• 2016 - 2020 Many screening and exhibitions of moving image/video art Internationally and in Australia
• 2016 ‘The Sun Worshipper’ with Max Dupain The Sunbaker, Shoalhaven City Arts Centre Australia
• 2015 Byron Bay International Film Festival Official Selection - 'The Sun Worshipper', Australia
• 2015 Short film 'Estuary' selected for the Oregon Coast Film Festival, USA
• 2015 Finalist Whyalla Art Prize, 'The Sun Worshipper' Australia
• 2014 'Messen Meditation' made using collaborative sound and music created at Kunstnarhuset Messen, Norway
• 2013 The MEOAW Project shown as part of the Wonderment Exhibition at Lingnan UNiversity, Hong Kong
• 2013 'The Lost Swans & the Avian Kingdom' created from the Avian Kingdom / ARNA residency in Sweden
• 2013 'Yarra River Stories' sound piece broadcast on ABC Radio National 360 Documentaries
• 2011 ‘The Traveller’ digital video artwork selected finalist International Video Art exhibition Germany
• 2011 ‘The Traveller’ & ‘Seven Dreams’ digital video artwork Albury Regional Gallery outdoor digital gallery.
• 2011 Seven Dreams created using collaborative artwork with Chinese artist Wu GuoWei. Shown Peking University 2010
• 2011 'Yarra River Stories' sound piece broadcast on ABC Radio National 360 Documentaries
• 2010 The Traveller selected for Heart of Gold International Film Festival, Australia
• 2009 Digital video artwork at LCAP Casula Powerhouse Art Gallery Australia
• 2009 ‘Verse versus…’ 1st prize Meroogal Women’s Art Prize, Australia
• 2009 Brunswick Galleries Australia
• 2009 Art & animation film ‘Magnificent’ prize winner - selected for DVD release

Public Art

• 2012 Shoalhaven Stories online / video, sound and writing as part of the Shoalhaven City Arts Centre Community Heritage Stories
• 2000 Millenium Sculpture – obelisks / ceramic tiles commissioned Shoalhaven Arts Board
• 1993 Aboriginal designed mural with Jerringa and Culburra communities.
• 1993 Award winning design and construction of elements (including paving, seating, arches, fountain and ceramic mural) within landscaping of parkland with Berkeley Neighbourhood Centre.

Commissions and Other Employment

• 1996 Shoalhaven paintings commissioned by International Tourism College Sydney
• 1993/4 Worked with artist Arthur Boyd at Bundanon.
• 1992 Street banner designs Shoalhaven City Council, N.S.W.
• 1991 Paintings and sculpture commissioned by Holiday Inn.
• 1990 Banners and mural commissioned by Jennings Industries.
• 1989 Banners commissioned by Swan Hill Country Club.
• 1988 Painting commissioned by Orpheus Island Resort.
• 1988 Marrickville Municipal Council - Bicentenary Project.
• 1988 Commissions for designer Nola Charles.
• 1988 Paintings commissioned by Fibron Industries.
• 1985 Designs for Fashion Industry Awards contracted by Sydney clothing company Frantik.

Collections

• Art Gallery of Ballarat, Australia
• Museum of New Art, Estonia
• Parliament House Art Collection, Australia
• Australian Art Bank, Australia
• Maitland Regional Art Gallery, Australia
• St John of God Healthcare, Australia
• Kedumba Collection of Australian Drawings, Australia
• Noosa Regional Art Gallery, Australia
• Commune of Antibes Juan-Les-Pins, France
• Parks Victoria, Australia
• Broken Hill City Art Gallery, Australia
• Bundanon Trust Collection, Australia
• Tamworth Regional Gallery, Australia
• Shoalhaven Regional Gallery, Australia
• Historic Houses Trust, Australia
• Fibron Industries, Australia
• Jennings, Australia
• Swan Hill Country Club, Australia
• TNT Transport, Australia
• International Tourism College Sydney, Australia
• Private collections in China, Belgium, Canada, Singapore, USA, New Zealand, England, Japan, Hong Kong, Sweden and Australia.

Lectures and Teaching

• 2014 - 2020 Many public talks and lectures internationally and in Australia
• 2019 Public lecture - Matsalu Nature Film Festival - MAFF, Estonia
• 2014 Talk and practical demonstration for Sydney Chinese New Year Festival
• 2013 Multimedia Lecturer & Artist in Residence, Department of Visual Studies, Lingnan University, Hong Kong
• 2012 Shoalhaven Women’s Conference / Guest Speaker
• 1991/2 Teaching fine arts department, Milton College of Technical and Further Education
• 1986 University of New South Wales
• 1986 Lewers Bequest and Penrith Regional Gallery.
• 1985 Lecture to N.S.W. Textile Educators Association.
• 1984 Janefield Training Centre for the Intellectually Handicapped.
• 1980/5 Taught Art / Victorian Department of Education.

Publications

• 2019 “from dream to dream – where science meets art” editor - Alannah Robins, Artisan House, Ireland
• 2013 Wonderment / catalogue published by Lingnan University, Hong Kong
• 2012 Shoalhaven Stories / catalogue published by Shoalhaven City Arts Centre
• 2011 Hidden Worlds / catalogue published by Sino United Publishing
• 2009 artwork 'The Brave Hunter' selected for the cover of ‘A Concise History of Australia’ by Stuart Macintyre / Cambridge University Press
• 2006 Strange Memories published by JoJo Publishing, distributed by Pan Macmillan
• 2006 Strange Memories – Music for a Landscape, CD
• 2006 Strange Memories – Story of a Landscape – film (65mins)

Airplay

• 2014 Okanagan Valley Soundscape Project interview CBC Radio Canada
• 2013 Yarra River Stories sound piece ABC Radio National 360 Documentaries
• 2012 Avian Kingdom with Michael Shirrefs ABC Radio National, Weekend Arts.
• 2011 Yarra River Stories sound piece ABC Radio National 360 Documentaries
• 2008 Poetica ABC Radio
• 2007 Strange Memories soundtrack FBI Radio Sydney
• 2006 Strange Memories music CD ABC Radio Australia, 2UUU Radio NSW, Bay & Basin FM NSW, FM Eastern Victoria

Select Bibliography

• Dictionary of Australian Artists Online
• McGrath Magazine. (2014) Sydney / Australia, February
• Tiffany Nhenne. (2010) Nice Matin / France, August
• Verity W. (2009) Weekender / Illawarra Mercury, October
• Macintyre (2009) ‘A Concise History of Australia’- painting ‘Brave Hunter’ chosen for cover
• McDonald (2006) Contemporary Australian Art, Australian Trade Commission USA
• Dayle Latham (2006) Bee Sting Brings Artist Home. South Coast Register. November
• Lewis-Jones (2006) I Know a Place. Insights Magazine. July
• Eccles, J (2006) Australian Art Export. Australian Art Review, July
• Gilmour. A. The Australian Songwriter, June 2006
• Rule, R. (2006) Coast & Country. Volume 6, number 2
• Frost. A. (2006) Australian Country Style, August
• Verity W. (2006) Paradise Regained. Weekender / Illawarra Mercury, September 23
• Dragon N. (2006) Strange New World For Artist. Diamond Valley Leader, March 15
• Fortescue, E. (1997) Portrait Of The Writer As A Wolf. Daily Telegraph. March 14
• Fortescue, E. (1997) For Glynn, Every Picture Tells A Story. Daily Telegraph. March 28
• Glynn, A. (1997) Landscapes And Lives. Australian Artist , no.155 May
• P.G. (1997) Landscapes And Lives. Craft Arts, issue 40
• Edwards, L. (1996) State Of The Arts Magazine, May
• National Association for the Visual Arts. (1994) Who's Who of Australian Visual Artists. Thorpe
• Lewis, B. (1994) The Artful Lodger. Smart Woman, August/September.
• Dean, A. (1994) In a Master's Brushstrokes. Sydney Morning Herald Arts, January 28
• Anonymous. (1994) Artists in Action. Australian Artist No 119 May
• Fortescue, E. (1994) Going Bush With Boyd. Daily Telegraph Mirror Arts. December 10.
• Glynn, A. (1994) Bundanon Interlude. Oz Arts Magazine, Issue 11.
• Frost, A. (1994) Anna's Grand Tour. Australian Country Style December.
• Ryles, G. (1992) A Buyer's Guide to Australian Art. Mandarin. Melbourne.
• Germaine, M. (1991) A Dictionary of Women Artists in Australia. Craftsman House Aus.
• Lockwood, K. (1991) CraftArts International, July/September.
• Germaine, M. (1990) Artists and Galleries of Australia. Craftsman House Aus.