Coming Soon:

• “To Be a Vessel for the Invisible,” Cite Magazine

  [Profile of Houston artist Lynn Randolph] [Summer 2021]

• “In Human Time” for what flies but never lands?
  

  [Exhibition curated by Minh Nguyen at the Chicago Cultural Center] [June 1 - Sept 5, 2021]

• “the year of emergency,” Dinosaurs

  [Publication produced by 2020-21 Core Program fellows] [June 2021]

• “Summaeverythang,” Frieze

• “Breaking the Art World's ‘Closed Circle,’” Frieze

• “Much of Early Black Cinema is Lost, but Garrett Bradley's Lyrical Films Restore its Potential,” Art in America

• “Unity as Myth,” Catalogue essay for Countermythologies at NXTHVN

• “The Price of Success: PESTS' Struggle for Art World Visibility in the 1980s,” The Core Program Yearbook

• “Doreen Garner’s Visceral, Bodily Sculptures Confront Racial Trauma,” Hyperallergic

  
  

• “An Indigenous Artist Collective that Raises the Bar,” Hyperallergic

• “A Poetics of Survival: A Conversation with Demian DinéYazhi´,” Temporary Art Review

  
  

• “Autumn Knight's Sanity TV,” Art Practical 

• “Revisiting a Seminal Exhibition on ‘Third World’ Feminist Art at A.I.R. Gallery,” Hyperallergic

• “Are you Being Preached to? Again? How Adrian Piper’s Meta-Art Imagined a Socially Engaged Art World,” Temporary Art Review

• “Documenta 14: Learning From Athens, Learning From Crisis,” Art F City

• “Break it Down, Break it Open: A Conversation with Physical Education,” Temporary Art Review

  
  

• “Ann Hirsch: Playground at JOAN,” Daily Serving

Presentations and Workshops

Decolonial Strategies for the Art History Classroom

Counterimages: Constructing the Self/Image as Counter-Hegemonic Practice

‘The Right to History’: Institutional Critique through Direct Action

Queering Narcissism: Reinterpreting the Politics of Self-Imaging in Feminist Art