Review: Gregg Bordowitz, I Wanna Be Well > Art Monthly, November 2021
Olivia Laing Finds Fresh Inspiration Tending Her Garden > The New York Times T: Magazine, October 2021
Review: Gray Wielebinski at Hales Gallery, London > ARTFORUM, August 2021
Aliza Nisenbaum’s glowing tributes to the pandemic frontline > The Guardian, December 2020
Sunil Gupta: From Here To Eternity > Art Monthly, November 2020
Hervé Guibert: A year without writing > The White Review, October 2020
Julio Le Parc is still making waves > Wallpaper*, May 2020 (issue (W*254)
Is it time to rethink ‘outsider’ art? > The Financial Times, December 2019
Can the arts help save the planet? > The Financial Times, October 2019
In conversation with Anna Maria Maiolino > HERO, Winter Issue 2019-2020
For Carmen Argote, avocados are a paint and a powerful metaphor > Frieze, October 2019
Peaches on her post-human sex toy art show: ‘It’s disturbing – but a lot of fun’ > The Guardian, August 2019
Venice is sinking. But are biennials also in the deep? > Sleek 62, Spring-Summer 2019
A walk through the ruins of East London’s queer spaces with artist Prem Sahib > Sleek, April 2019
Mariana Castillo Deball’s home truths > Frieze, January 2019
João Gabriel > Gayletter, Autumn-Winter 2018
The Handmade Takeover Miami Art Week 2018 > British Vogue, December 2018
Manuel Solano’s inner demons at the ICA Miami > The Financial Times, December 2018
Total recall: Mario García Torres explores the strange sideroads and deadends of art history > Wallpaper*, November 2018
Rebuilding Motor City: A decade on from collapse, Detroit rises > ICON Magazine, October 2018
Mexico City’s public sculpture corridor is a broken dream worth saving > The Architects Newspaper, October 2018
Eduardo Sarabia turns treasure hunts into art > The New York Times T: Magazine, August 2018
Just chill: the museum of rebels that took Iceland by storm > The Guardian, June 2018
Art-break Hotel: Maja Hoffmann and Jorge Pardo on creating a remarkable Provencal retreat > Wallpaper*, July 2018 (Print Issue)
Serpentine pavilion architect Frida Escobedo talks beautiful materials and Mexican modernism > Frieze, June 2018
5 queer brazilian artists on identity, censorship, and survival > i-D, April 2018
How a new generation of artists tackles the realities of HIV/AIDS > them (Condé Nast), April 2018
Chris Schanck: proudly irregular > Disegno, March 2018
The problem with ‘Latin American Photography’ > CNN Style, March 2018
Christo and Jeanne-Claude’s early sculpture highlights architecture at the street level > Architect's Newspaper, February 2018
The American dream through the lens of a young Mexican photographer > i-D, February 2018
Mexico’s “radical women” > Lenny Letter, December 2017
‘This text is an interface’: the gentle disruptions of Carlos Amorales > Frieze, February 2018
Manuel Solano > Gayletter Magazine, Issue 7 (Fall 2017)
Patti Smith talks Frida and Diego, the death of the romantic café, and why young people are going to save the world > Lenny Letter, October 2017
Accidental heroes: a Mexican concrete master mix > Wallpaper*, October 2017
Borderlands (Interview with Lowery Stokes Sims) > Disegno, March 2018
The Latin American women artists who fought patriarchy with their bodies > Artsy, September 2017
The world’s best design cities – Mexico City > Metropolis, Summer 2017
The origin of Celia Hempton > Gayletter, Spring 2017
We Can’t Make You Younger > Short stories in collaboration with Manuel Solano & Karen Huber Gallery, 2017
Francesca Delorenzo’s intimate photos of men from craigslist > i-D, May 2017
The fish-factory turned arts complex that’s revitalizing Reykjavik’s art scene > Artsy, March 2017
The Icelandic artist mixing autobiography with bizarre found photographs > i-D, March 2017
Borders and identities at Mexico City art week > > i-D, February 2017
This Mexico-City Artist-Run Space Paved the Way for the Now Flourishing Art Scene > Artsy, February 2017
How artist Gregg Bordowitz changed the way the world saw aids > i-D, February 2017
Unearthing the most poignant and peculiar objects from Andy Warhol’s personal archive > > i-D, December 2016
The politics of art and the black body > i-D, December 2016
Meet the queer artist deconstructing black masculinity > i-D, December 2016
Reporting back from ARTBO, the internationalisation of Bogota’s art scene > Happening, November 2016
Gay cruising through 70s colombia > i-D, November 2016
Lulu & Mexico City’s new wave of independent art spaces > Happening, July 2016
Watch the debut video from Pillow Person (aka Hot Chip drummer Sarah Jones) > i-D, July 2016
Mexican artist Manuel Solano on losing his sight and obsessing over Sinead O’Connor > i-D, June 2016
In conversation with Prof. Grave Riddle (University for Strategic Optimism) > > ...ment, 2013