• PhD 2018–now | Princeton University, Department of Art & Archaeology
  Dissertation: “New Objectives: German Painting and Organized Capitalism, 1923–29” (in progress) Advisor: Hal Foster
• MA 2018–21 | Princeton University, Department of Art & Archaeology
• BA 2011–15 | Columbia University, Center for American Studies, concentration in Art History, Cum laude, departmental honors

Publications

Books

• 2017 | Colossal Youth, with Michael Blair. New York: Bloomsbury, 33 1/3 series

CHAPTERS

• 2021 | “Looking for a Room: The Music of Still House Plants.” The Cowboy’s Dreams of
  Home. Eds. Lawrence Kumpf and Joe Bucciero. New York: Blank Forms
• 2019 | “The Dells: There Is.” The 33 1/3 B-Sides. Eds. Will Stockton and D. Gilson. New
  York: Bloomsbury, 33 1/3 series

Selected Criticism

• 2022 | “A Sound without a Source [on Ghédalia Tazartès].” Jewish Currents (February)
  2021 | “Alfred Döblin: Mountains Oceans Giants.” The Nation (December), “On Site: Joseph E. Yoakum.” Artforum (October), “Deborah Remington: Five Decades.” The Brooklyn Rail (June)
• 2020 | “The Space of Music: Carl Craig Interviewed.” BOMB (August), “Barbara London: Video/Art: The First Fifty Years.” Film Comment (May–June), “Openings: Trevor Shimizu.” Artforum (April).

• 2019 | “The Songs of Canceled Men [on Ian Penman], ” The Nation (November),
  “Watching the Watchers [on Julia Scher], ” Jewish Currents (July), “A Punk-Rock Path to Inner Peace [on Buzzcocks],” The Nation (February).
• 2018 | “How E-Commerce and Cassettes Shaped Pica Disk.” Bandcamp (June), “Thomas Cole’s Journey: Atlantic Crossings.” The Brooklyn Rail (April).

• 2017 | “William Eggleston: Musik.” The Quietus (October).
  “Lisa Alvarado: Sound Talisman.” The Brooklyn Rail (May).
  “Symbols Made Me Hardcore: Mark Leckey and The KLF.” White Review (April).
• 2016  | “Deborah Stratman: The Illinois Parables.” The Brooklyn Rail (December).
  “‘Heavy Metal Parking Lot’ and the Meaning of Life.” LA Review of Books (August).

Edited Volumes

• 2021 | The Cowboy’s Dreams of Home, with Lawrence Kumpf. New York: Blank Forms.
• 2020 | Aspirations of Madness, with Lawrence Kumpf. New York: Blank Forms.
• 2019 | Catherine Christer Hennix. Poësy Matters and Other Matters, with Lawrence Kumpf.
  New York: Blank Forms. Intelligent Life, with Lawrence Kumpf. New York: Blank Forms
• 2018 | Henning Christiansen: Freedom Is around the Corner, with Lawrence Kumpf. New York:
  Blank Forms.

Presentations

Conference Papers

• 2022 | “‘Formally Inconsistent, Politically Irrelevant’: Art & Language and The Red
  Crayola, ” Signs o’ the Times: Music and Politics in Contemporary Art, 110th
  CAA Annual Conference (February 19)
• 2021 “Representation and Reification in the Paintings of Carl Grossberg.” Decentering
  Realisms: 1750 to Now, The Courtauld Institute of Art (March 10)
• 2020 “Pati Hill and the Work of Copying.” Margins of Error: The Wollesen Memorial Symposium, University of Toronto (March 6)
• 2019 “The View from Below: Budd Hopkins 1964–76.” Conspiracy: Graduate Conference in American Studies, Princeton University (April 12)

Invited Talks

• 2021 | “Sky Socialists: A Conversation with Ken Jacobs.” Jewish Currents (August 10).

As Organizer

• 2021 | “Art Books, Book Art, Art,” with Mostafa Heddaya, Princeton University (Spring) | A series of workshops with Leah Dickerman, Paul Chan, Fia Backström, Aria Dean, Brian Kuan Wood, Yve-Alain Bois, Benjamin Buchloh, Hal Foster,
  Zeynep Çelik Alexander, Carolyn Yerkes, Tobi Haslett, and Flint Jamison.

Fellowships and Teaching

Fellowship & Grants

• 2022 | Research Grant, Short-Term, Deutscher Akademischer Austauschdienst (DAAD)
• 2019 | Summer Language Grant, Princeton Institute for International and Regional Studies

Teaching

• 2022  | Instructor/Team Leader, ARTH 101: Art Appreciation, East Jersey State Prison via Raritan Valley Community College and Princeton Prison Teaching Initiative
• 2021 |  Preceptor, ART 213: Modernist Art, 1900–1945, Princeton, Prof. Hal Foster
• 2020 Preceptor, ART 214: Contemporary Art, 1945–2000, Princeton, Prof. Annmarie Perl

Mentoring

• 2022 | Co-founder/mentor to five undergraduates, Department of Art & Archaeology, Undergraduate Mentorship Program, Princeton

Professional Experience

• 2018–19 | Development Coordinator & Deputy Editor, Blank Forms, New York
• 2016–18 | Associate Archivist, Greene Naftali Gallery, New York
• 2015–16 | Assistant, Tony Conrad, New York and Buffalo, New York

Memberships

• 2022–now | Historians of German, Scandinavian, and Central European Art
• 2022–now | Italian Art Society
• 2021–now | College Art Association

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