My interest in art spans performance, video, painting, sculpture, sound to the undefinable. Issues of sex, gender, race, the colonial legacy and the climate emergency are a particular focus. I write across a wide range of topics for a variety of publications including The Guardian, The New York Times, Art Monthly, ARTnews and many more. Below is a selected archive of my articles with links to the full texts.
Jesse Darling uses unorthodox combinations of everyday materials and found objects to endow his assemblages and installations with potent lyricism and sociopolitical critique. He employs puns and double entendre with lightness and generosity—there’s no shame in missing the joke
Read MoreI am making enormous sculptures derived from overlooked cultures. It has to do with what we consider important and with refocusing the gaze
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