Essays and More

“Time for Political Ecology,” British Art Studies 18 (2020), in “The Arts, Environmental Justice & the Ecological Crisis,” Sria Chatterjee ed. 

Image: Zacharias Kunuk, One Day in the Life of Noah Piugattuk, scene with Apayata Kotierk as Noah Piugattuk and Kim Bodnia as Boss, 2019, digital video installation, 112 minutes. Digital image courtesy of Isuma Distribution International. Photo: Levi Uttak (all rights reserved).

“Synthetic Elements and the Aesthesis of the Anthropocene,” EcoArt China, curated by Lisa Claypool, 2021.

“The Immediacy of Ice,” Julian Charrière. Towards No Earthly Pole. Copenhagen: Mousse Publishing, 2020, pp. 199-207. 

“Waste,” Connectedness—an Incomplete Encyclopedia of the Anthropocene, the exhibition catalog of the Danish pavilion at the Venice Architecture Biennale, edited by Marianne Krogh. Copenhagen: Strandberg Publishing, 2020. pp. 180-184.

“Forum on S. Zabala, ‘Why only art can save us'” ed. by D. Angelucci, with S. Zabala, D. Angelucci, A. Boetzkes, P. Kottman, I. Perniola, in Lebenswelt, Aesthetics and Philosophy of Experience, 114-154.

“Technophilia Entre-Nous,”  The World After Us: Imaging Techno-Aesthetic Futures. Nathaniel Stern,  Museum of Wisconsin Art, Milwaukee, 2020, 50-71.

“Prosthetic Carapace,” Grafting. Toronto: Blackwood Gallery, 2018. Issue 01 of Broadsheet series.

“Visualizing Water,” Reading the River: The Ecological Activist Art of Basia Irland, ed. Roel Arkesteijn. Sittard, ND: Museum De Domijnen, 2017. 187-196.

“Visualizing the Multitude—The Species Wall,” You Must Carry Me Now: The Cultural Lives of Endangered Species – Snaebjornsdottir/Wilson. Stockholm: 248Forlaget, 2015. pp. 197-209.

“Bird Thanatology,” with Maria Whiteman. Antennae: The Journal of Nature and Visual Culture 20 (Spring, 2012): 71-78. Special issue on Alternative Ornithologies.

“The Eternal Image of the Animal—Maria Whiteman, Taxonomia,” for Maria Whiteman, Taxonomia, at Latitude 53 Gallery, Edmonton, AB, 2011.

“Sandra Bromley—Fire,” Sandra Bromley—Fire, at the Art Gallery of Alberta, Edmonton, AB, 2010.

“Sandra Bromley and Wallis Kendal—Gun Sculpture,” Vienna International Center,
Vienna, 2010.