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   Books, as Curator / Editor

   Marimutu, Rebecca, Relationships, Anchovy Press and Goucher College, 2024, 80 pages.

   DanaidX, In the Dark: An Exploration of Chronic Illness, 2024.

   Adili, Golnar.  Perhaps All the Sky... (New York, Bookyln Press, 2017), 50 pages.

   Golfer, Adam.  A House Without a Roof (New York, Booklyn Press, 2016), 168 pages.

   Chun, Jesse.  Valid From Until (New York, Booklyn Press, 2016), 78 pages.

   Mestrich, Qiana.  Hard to Place (New York, Self Publiished, with Booklyn and Conveyor Arts, 2016), 60 pages.

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   Books, as Contributor
   

   Elisabeth Smolarz, et al., Encyclopedia of Things (Leipzig: Spectre Books, 2022), pages 211, 221, 227.

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   Catalogues, As Artist

   Suzanne Dittenbar, Paddy Johnson, et al., REDIRECT, exhibition catalgoue (Brooklyn: TXTbooks, 2020).

   Rachel Dedman and Marie Muracciole, Unravelled, exhibition catalgoue (Beirut Art Museum, 2016)

   For catalogues from additional shows, please email.

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   Artist Zines, as Curator
   

   Mary Walling Blackburn and Rafael Kelman, "Cottage Industry," zine w/ male anti-fertility herbs, Booklyn Gallery, 2017

   Sara Shaoul's "Strange Labor," Booklyn Gallery, 2015

   Abelardo Cruz Santiago, "Postcards from Berlin," Booklyn Gallery, 2016

8. Art Writing
   

   "A House Without a Roof," 1000 Words Magazine, UK, London, October 2016

   "Morgan O'Hara: On Columbia's Research Center for the Arts and Culture (RCAC), and the Encyclopedia of Live Transmission," sftpwr, 2013.

   "Alternate Narratives of Place: Meanderings on Interdisciplinary work, Goldsmiths, and Magnum Photography," interview, sftpwr, August 28, 2013.

9. Experiemental Writing

   "I Really Got You Wrong, Didn't I," Encyclopedia of Things, edited by Elizabeth Schmolarz and Michelle Levy, Spectre Books, (Leipzig, Germany), 2022.

   "An Impossibility," selected vignettes for "corporeal art experiment," Famous Chimps, 2020.

   "Revisiting the Text(s)," abridged version originally slated for ARTSLANT (unpublished due to AS closing), 2017.