The Brooklyn Rail. July/August 2026.
Hopeful Art Fundraisers for Earthquake Relief in Venezuela
Hyperallergic. July 2026.
The Artists Countermapping the World
Hyperallergic. June 2026.
Maia Chao Performs the Museum
Hyperallergic. May 2026
Made of Traces: Diasporic (Re)Assemblies in Terrestrial Bodies
US Latinx Art Forum. April 2026.
Pam Lins and Roger White on Assembly Under Pressure
Elephant. January 2026.
Lotty Rosenfeld Weaponized the Line
Hyperallergic. January 2026.
Wifredo Lam No Longer Waits by the Coatroom
Hyperallergic. December 2025.
Do Ho Suh: Walk the House
The Brooklyn Rail. September 2025.
Four New York City Art Shows to See Right Now
Hyperallergic. November 2025.
Coco Fusco Turns Back the Ethnographic Gaze
Hyperallergic. November 2025.
Martha Rosler: Truth is/is not
The Brooklyn Rail. May 2025.
At Tufts, Mobius Considers How Performance Endures Beyond the Moment
Boston Art Review. April 2025.
Suwon Lee: DICTÉE/EXILÉE
Artishock. January 2025.
Cecilia Vicuña’s Poetry in Space
Hyperallergic. December 2024.
Sofía Gallisá Muriente: Unknown Unknowns
The Brooklyn Rail. December 2024.
Margarita Cabrera Makes Collaborative Tapestries of Resilience
Frieze. September 2024.
Why Jenny Holzer's Text Art Still Matters
Artsy. June 2024.
Carlos Martiel: Cuerpo
The Brooklyn Rail. June 2024.
Lucy Puls: Here Everywhere, Selected Works 1989–2003
The Brooklyn Rail. May 2024.
Drawing Out: Gala Porras-Kim's Extractions and Reproductions of Museum Collections
Intervenxions. May 2024.
Tecla Tofano: This Body of Mine
The Brooklyn Rail. December 2023.
Dreamworks of Utopia: Paolo Gasparini's Karakarakas
Burlington Contemporary, Issue 9. November 2023.
Michael Rakowitz: The Monument, The Monster, and The Maquette
The Brooklyn Rail. October 2023.
Animating Memory: Affective Touch and Corporeality in the Work of Camilo Godoy and Carlos Martiel
Intervenxions, Volume II. October 2023
Working With and Within the Archive of Kenneth Kemble and Silvia Torras
Vistas: Critical Approaches to Modern and Contemporary Latin American Art, VIII. September 2023.
Foraging the Fragile and Fertile Soil with Las Nietas de Nonó
Intervenxions. August 2023.
Chosen Memories: Contemporary Latin American Art from the Patricia Phelps de Cisneros Gift and Beyond
The Brooklyn Rail. June 2023.
Loriel Beltrán: Calor y Color
The Brooklyn Rail. April 2023.
Bispo do Rosário: All Existing Materials on Earth
The Brooklyn Rail. April 2023.
Andrea Fraser at Marian Goodman Gallery
The Brooklyn Rail. March 2023.
Laurie Simmons’s Off-Kilter Playthings
Cultured Magazine. January 2023.
At the Whitney, Puerto Rican Artists Reflect on the Tragedy and Transformation of Hurricane Maria
Artsy. January 2023.
Claudia Martínez Garay: Sovereignty over a Ghost Kingdom
Intervenxions. December 2022.
Animating Memory: Affective Touch and Corporeality in the work of Camilo Godoy and Carlos Martiel
Intervenxions. September 2022.
Where, as a woman artist, could I situate myself? : Legacy as Patrimony in Sherrie Levine’s After Egon Schiele
Bowdoin Undergraduate Art History Journal, XIII. May, 2020.
Armory. September 2026.
The Metropolitan Museum of Art: Building a Responsible and Responsive Visitor Research Practice
Museum Visiting: New Perspectives and Future Directions. April 2026.
From the Gift Shop to the Galleries: Andrea Fraser's Four Posters
Association for Art History Annual Conference. April 2026.
Louise Lawler's Lens on The Met
Met Expert Talk. August 2025.
Museum Talk: Andrea Fraser and The Met
Met Expert Talk. July 2025.
Compromising Frames: Institutional Accountability in What Else Could We Talk About? 59th Annual UCLA Graduate Symposium — In Crisis, October 2024.
Insights into Audience Perspectives: Early-Stage Interpretive Planning for The Met's Medieval Sculpture Hall Reinstallation
Research Out Loud: Met Fellows Present — Lives and Afterlives of the Object. May 2024.
Clara Maria Apostolatos and André Ricardo
Hutchinson Modern & Contemporary Art Talks. July 2023.
Conditions of Visibility: Revisiting the Joint Archive of Kenneth Kemble and Silvia Torras Rice University History of Art Graduate Student Conference — Where Are Our Women Artists?: Linda Nochlin’s Question in the Age of Feminist Visual Culture. April 2023.
Dreamworks of Utopia: Paolo Gasparini’s Karakarakas
Seventh Annual Symposium of Latin American Art at the Institute of Fine Arts of New York University — Making Space, Making Place: Marking the Americas. March 2022.
Global Pop: Reconfiguring the contours of a movement
Guest Lecture for Dr. Meredith Martin's Modern Art course, New York University. December 2022.
Art on the Threshold: Performances of Liminality at the Colombia-Venezuela border
14th annual Tufts University Graduate Symposium in the History of Art — Beyond Borders: Visualizing Diaspora, Displacement, and Dispossession. April 2022.
Materia Agredida: Memory and Trauma in the Periphery
Latin American Studies Center at the University of Maryland 14th Annual Student Conference — Disruption: Destructive and Generative Ruptures in Latin America and the Caribbean. April 2021.
Remains: The Art of Teresa Margolles
SUNY New Paltz Undergraduate Art History Symposium. May 2020 (rescheduled and converted to print publication).