An essay on the artist Angela Bulloch, fantasies and disappointments of virtual life, the relatability of automatons, Jungian archetypes in marketing guides, and the transformation of cities into templates from computer-aided-design programs.
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“‘Whose Roads Lead Everywhere to All’: Notes Following a Conversation with Lorraine O’Grady”
An essay on the myths made by institutions and artists.
“They, the People”
An essay on representations of the people in art and populist movements.
“Be a Cutting Machine”
A fiction on the cult of instruction.
“Just Words”
An essay about the bonds formed by words, the relationship between language and reality, for the book Paul Ramirez Jonas: Public Trust.
Subjective Assessment
An audio work that narrates the experience of an expert listener determining what sound should sound like.
“Chronicle of a Traveling Theory”
In October 2015 I published “Chronicle of a Traveling Theory” in Mass Effect: Art and the Internet in the Twenty-First Century (MIT Press), edited by Lauren Cornell and Ed Halter. The essay discusses on how International Art English became a byword for the devolution of the language of criticism in the globalized, Internet-addled art world. On December 21, 2015, the […]