For the College Art Association’s Online Review Journal, May 2016.“Judit Hersko’s Polar Art: Anthropogenic Climate Change in Antarctic Oceanscapes.”
In UCLA’s Center for the Study of Women’s Newsletter, Spring 2015. Online at: https://escholarship.org/uc/item/7jx8m9gb
“When Ice is Just Ice: Gender and the Everyday in the Arctic Art of Katja Aglert.”
Published for the Winter Event – Antifreeze, published in Art and Theory, Stockholm, Sweden, 2014: 127-133.
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“Connie Samaras’ Futures in Extreme Environments: Toward a New Aesthetics of Daily Life and Survival.”
For the exhibition catalogue edited by Irene Tastsos, Connie Samaras: Tales of Tomorrow. DAP Press, 2013: 82-86.
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“Extreme Temperatures: The Work of Nathalie Talec.”
For the exhibition catalogue: Nathalie Talec: The One Who Sees Blindly, Yerba Buena Center, San Francisco, April, 2012.
“Disappearing Ice and Missing Data: Visual Culture of the Polar Regions and Global Warming.”
Written in collaboration with Elena Glasberg. In eds., Andrea Polli and Jane Marsching, Far Fields: Digital Culture, Climate Change, and the Poles, Intellect Press, 2012: 119-141.
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“Connie Samaras, “After the American Century.”
For the exhibition catalogue: Connie Samaras: built environments, speculative landscapes, and consumer excesses of Dubai, United Arab Emirates, the University of California, Riverside, California Museum of Photography, February 2011.
“What Keeps Mankind Alive?”
11th Istanbul Biennial (12 Setp-8 Nov 2009). Written in collaboration with Betti-Sue Hertz. n.paradoxa: international feminist art journal, volume 25, July 2010: 16-20.
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“Disappearing Ice and Missing Data: Climate Change in the Visual Culture of the Polar Regions.”
Written in collaboration with Elena Glasberg. Media N-Journal, the Journal of the New Media Caucus, College Art Associate Affiliate Society, Vol. 6, No,1, Spring, 2010.
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“Negotiating Feminisms in Contemporary Asian Women’s Art.”
In ed., Amelia Jones Feminism and Visual Culture, 2nd edition, London: Routledge, 2010: 14-18.