Essays & Reviews

"Paul Pfeiffer’s Retrospective Shows How Spectacles Have Become Our Culture’s New Religion," Art in America (January 10, 2024).

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"The Fire, the Couch, and the Clit Ring: Kaari Upson at Sprüth Magers," Art in America (October 15, 2022).

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"'Witch Hunt' at the Hammer Museum and Institute of Contemporary Art," Art in America (February 3, 2022).

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"Body Image: New Sculpture at Various Small Fires," Art in America (July 2021).

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"Raymond Pettibon at Regen Projects," Art in America (January 2021).

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"Ken Ehrlich at Human Resources Los Angeles,” Art in America (April 2020): 86-87.

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"Fine Lines," Off Topic vol. 4 (January 2020): 2-5.

“Christopher Myers at Fort Gansevoort Los Angeles,” Artforum.com (January 10, 2020).

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“Suzanne Lacy Wants You to Shut Up and Listen,” Frieze.com (May 2019).

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“Alexander Calder and Ellsworth Kelly: A Rare Look at the Letters Between Two Art World Giants,” T: The New York Times Style Magazine (November 9, 2018).

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“Pacific Standard Time: LA/LA,” ARTnews (Winter 2018).

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“Both Sides Now: Sam Stewart,” T: The New York Times Style Magazine (February 18, 2018): 110.
 

“David Lamelas at Maccarone,” Artforum (January 2018): 220.

“Below the Underground: Renegade Art and Action in 1990s Mexico,” brooklynrail.org (December 13, 2017).

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“John Mason at Albertz Benda,” T: The New York Times Style Magazine (November 12, 2017): 33.

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“Heroine’s Journey: Judy Chicago,” T: The New York Times Style Magazine (August 20, 2017): 110.

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“Have At It: A Post-Trump New York Looks at How Images, Ideas, and Resources Circulate,” ARTnews (Summer 2017): 118-122.

“A Painted Horse by Joe Sola,” The Brooklyn Rail (September 2015): 47.
 

“Susan Cianciolo: ‘if God COMes to visit You, HOW will you know?’” The Brooklyn Rail (June 2015): 35.

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“Christina Leung: Lattice, Incorporated,” Suggestions Toward Future Conversations, Cornell University (2012): 32-33.

Book Contributions

"Timeline: January-June 1963 and July-December 1964,” in New York 1962-1964. Edited by Germano Celant. New York: The Jewish Museum, 2022.

“Charlotte Posenenske: Chronology of Works,” with Matilde Guidelli-Guidi, in Charlotte Posenenske: Work in Progress. Edited by Jessica Morgan and Alexis Lowry. New York: Dia Art Foundation, 2019.

Visual chronology in “The Heroine Paint”: After Frankenthaler. Edited by Katy Siegel. NY: Rizzoli, 2015.