AN EXHIBITION THAT PROVES VIDEO GAMES CAN BE ART
T Magazine | 2.10.2016
I profiled Jason Rohrer, the world-renowned video game designer behind Passage and Chain World, and first game designer to have a solo retrospective.
A SNEAK PEEK AT A FUTURISTIC MULTIMEDIA PERFORMANCE
T Magazine | 6.3.2015
Tyondai Braxton was the frontman of the indie rock band Battles. I talked to him about his multimedia performance piece, Hive, which he also performed at the Guggenheim, Sydney Opera House, the MONA FOMA festival in Tasmania and the Barbican Centre in London.
ROCK POSTERS WITH A MOD TOUCH
T Magazine / Sunday NYT Metro Section | 6.2.2015
The Portland, Ore.-based artist Dan Stiles is known for his bright colors, clean lines and witty abstractions. I wrote about his new retrospective book “One Thing Leads to Another."
FREDERIQUE MORREL BRINGS FRENCH WHIMSEY TO BERGDORF GOODMAN
T Magazine | 2.20.2015
Morrel’s work, which is crafted by covering three-dimensional objects with vintage tapestries, has an all-encompassing approach to its pastoral aesthetic. I talked to him about his collaboration with Bergdorf Goodman.
PAST, FUTURE OR ALIEN?
T Magazine | 2.7.2014
I wrote about a scifi-inspired art show in Brooklyn. A year later, I was quoted by @NYTMinusContext.
OBSCURA DIGITAL'S MASSIVE PROJECTION SERIES TURNS SAN FRANCISCO'S EXPLORATORIUM INTO A TECHNICOLOR CANVAS
The Creators Project | 4.29.2013
Emergence, created by the team at Obscura Digital, was the latest endeavor by the creative technology studio that had already covered the Sydney Opera House, Guggenheim Museum, Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque, and other world-famous architectural structures in projection art of a grand scale.
JAMES BRIDLE TAKES US "UNDER THE SHADOW OF THE DRONE"
The Creators Project | 5.3.2013
Artist James Bride creates giant drone outlines in public places, asking viewers to engage with the usually silent military aircrafts, and the very real consequences they cause.