writings & projects

 

SELECTED REVIEWS & ESSAYS

“Review of Heavy Music Mothers: Extreme Identities, Narrative Disruptions by Julie Turley and Joan Jocson-Singh,” Metal Music Studies, Vol. 11, 2025

“A Sonic Geography of the Scream: A Review of EXP/VOX,” Sixty Inches From Center, October 13, 2024

“In the Echoes of Pauline Oliveros: The Practice of Deep Listening,” Sixty Inches From Center, April 17, 2024

“Music that Wants You to Sleep: Ambient Lullabies at StretchMetal’s Drone Sleepover,” Sixty Inches From Center, September 13, 2023

“Review: Voices from the Margins, Volume II: Present within the Stream of Life” Sixty Inches From Center, May 6, 2023

“A Sound Deemed Unwanted: A Review of Soft Noise at The Plan,” Sixty Inches From Center, February 21, 2023

“Review: Rumblings of the Earth,” Ruckus, December 23, 2022

“The End is Just the Beginning for Something Else: An Obituary for Hans Gallery’s Last Exhibition,” Newcity, November 30, 2022

“A Horizon of Being in Red: Kristoffer Ala-Ketola’s Dreams & Delusions,Sixty Inches From Center, July 8, 2022

“The Rhythm of Queer Love: A Review of Juan Arango Palacios at Jude Gallery,” Newcity, July 8, 2022

“Looking Forward by Looking Back: Dawn to Dusk by Azadeh Gholizadeh,” Sixty Inches from Center, April 12, 2022

“New Horizons: Colorado Black Arts Festival,” Denver Art Review: Inquiry and Analysis, February 14, 2022

“Media Archaeology as Lab, as Anti-Museum, and Art Method,” TiltWest, October 3, 2022 (In Print)

It is Gone, but it’s Not Over: A Bathhouse Underground,” Sixty Inches From Center, December 16, 2021

“Site as Playscape: Community Forms by Matt Barton,” Denver Art Review: Inquiry and Analysis, November 1, 2021 (In Print); February 8, 2022 (online)

“Exhibition in Review: Flora,” Denver Art Review: Inquiry and Analysis, March 5, 2020 (In Print) April 14, 2020 (Online)

SELECTED INTERVIEWS

Sintonizando Fuera del Sonido Automatizado: Juanjose Rivas’ Taller en el Campamento de Subversión de Co-Prosperity” Sixty Inches From Center, February 19, 2026.

Juanjosé Rivas’s Workshop at Co-Prosperity's Subversion Camp,” Sixty Inches From Center, February 19, 2026

“Interview with Teddy Sandler about Sonic Resonance,” Sixty Inches From Center, January 20, 2026

“On Craft, Intention, and the DJ’s Ear,” Sixty Inches From Center, November 10, 2025

“Interview with Madeleine Aguilar and Jordan Knecht,” Sixty Inches From Center, September 4, 2025

“A Sound Walk Through Chicago’s Pedway with Allen Moore,” Sixty Inches From Center, July 24, 2025

“Tuning Away from Mechanized Listening: an Interview with WHPK DJs,” Sixty Inches From Center, June 18, 2025

“An Interview with Giovanni Aloi and Chris Hunter from Urban+Nature Sonic Pavilion,” Sixty Inches From Center, December 2, 2024

“Collaborating with Non-Human Species: an Interview with Artist Laleh Motlagh,” Sixty Inches From Center, April 28, 2023

“An Ongoing Practice: Interviews about Documenting Digital and Time-Based Media Artworks,” Visual Resource Center Blog, May 2020

“Talk with Your Mouth Full: Interview with Amber Cobb,” Black Cube Nomadic Art Museum Blog, April 12, 2019 

SELECTED ARTIST FEATURES

“Our Extended Bodies,” Denver Digerati Artist Feature, June 7, 2022

“Esteban Azuela’s Drop to Hell: An Old Folks’ Metal Tale About the Shape of Earth,” Denver Digerati Artist Feature, February 1, 2022

Retro Aesthetics from a Bygone Era” Denver Digerati Artist Feature, October 1, 2021

ZINES

“A Horizon of Being in Red: Kristoffer Ala-Ketola’s Dreams & Delusions, and It is Gone, but it’s Not Over: A Bathhouse Underground,” republished in “Night Games: On Horror,” ed. Christina Nafzinger and Annette LePique as part of the book series, Something to look forward to, 2023

Sony Dog. zine. published in collaboration with Matt Plain. 2019