“Assembling Kin, Becoming Compost” responds to Helga Jakobson’s Sympoietic Sound, mounted at Ace Art Inc. Thinking through Jakobson’s work in conversation with Donna Haraway’s concept of “worlding-with” other beings, intuitive witchcraft, and the economy, this essay appears as part of the Critical Distance series. Find it online or download a copy.
“About Inflammation: Skins/scapes and Gestures of Defiance” is a fleshy essay in response to, and in conversation with, the exhibit “Not the Camera, But the Filing Cabinet” curated by Noor Bhangu at Gallery 1C03 . You can download a PDF version of the exhibition catalogue, which also features a curatorial essay by Noor and poems by Dr. Sharanpal Ruprai, here.
"What Was Denied Us: Reconstituting Memory with the Bodily Drawn Mark," critical writing, on drawing as a form of visual witness and memory practice for Post-Yugoslav Balkan artists in diaspora in the Mentoring Artists for Women's Art (MAWA) Fall Newsletter 2018. Read it online here or download the PDF here.
"2017 Sarajevo Film Festival, exhibition review", Border Crossings, Issue 144, December 2017. Purchase a copy here.
"A Taxonomy of Loss," grieving a complicated figure in vignettes , Lumen Magazine. Find it online.
"Reconfiguring the Sick Girl in Young Adult Literature: Worlds Where We Might Belong," review essay, applying Johanna Hevda's Sick Woman Theory to rethink the chronically sick hero/ine in YA literature and expanding who is granted a girlhood (and who isn't), that ran in Jeunesse: Young People, Texts, Cultures Vol 8, No 2, 2016. Read it online here or download a PDF here.