An excerpt from A Tree Grows in Queens was published this week on the website The Nature of Cities. The excerpt pulls from two chapters, Pink Dogwood and American Elm, and includes an introduction to the origins of the project. The piece can be read at the following link: https://www.thenatureofcities.com/2024/10/30/a-tree-grows-in-queens/
Theory of Blue, Syllabus Project
I wrote a syllabus on the color blue for Syllabus Project, a weekly publication that explores how a syllabus can become a creative tool.
Dorothea Lange : Words And Pictures review
I had the immense pleasure to write about MoMA’s Dorothea Lange retrospective, Words & Pictures. I began writing about the show during NYC’s lockdown in response to the Covid-19 pandemic ripping through the city. The piece was published as protests and marches blossomed across the country. I thought I knew Dorothea Lange’s work but this exhibition during this time in history underlined just how impactful her work and her photographic ideology were and still are.
https://www.lensculture.com/articles/dorothea-lange-words-and-pictures
Where Blue Birds Fly interview with Homayra Adiba for LensCulture
I had the immense pleasure to speak with Homayra Adiba about her beautiful project, Where Blue Birds Fly, for LensCulture earlier this year. The interview, included a selection of Adiba’s evocative images can be read on LensCulture here : https://www.lensculture.com/articles/homayra-adiba-where-blue-birds-fly
Illusions of the Photographer review for LensCulture
I wrote a review of Duane Michals’ exhibition Illusions of the Photographer at the Morgan Library for LensCulture. Highly recommend this smart, clever, gorgeous show.
You can read it here : https://www.lensculture.com/articles/duane-michals-the-illusions-of-the-photographer
