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2024

“Confabulations, in search of teb chaw,” in Pao Houa Her: My grandfather turned into a tiger… and other illusions, Aperture, pp. 116–118

2023

How to echolocate in a green screen,” in Gabi Dao: What breaks on the horizon?, Southern Alberta Art Gallery Maansiksikaitsitapiitsinikssin

What Is Hong Kong Time?” (conversation with Christopher K. Ho, Melissa Karmen Lee, and Holman Wang), in ASAP/Journal, January, pp. 1–11

2022

Vancouver Photohistory and the Politics of Disappearance,” in C Magazine, Winter, pp. 44–48

introduction to Anthropology of a Phytomorphist, in Heliotrope

2021

Land, Landlessness, Mobility,” in ArtAsiaPacific, March/April, pp. 26–27

2020

preface to granted to a foreign citizen by Sun Yung Shin, Artspeak, pp. 1–4 

scene report on Vancouver, in ArtAsiaPacific, Sept/October, p. 14

review of Ken Lum: Everything is Relevant, in RACAR, Fall, pp. 169–170

A Matter of Perspective: On Jinny Yu, why does its lock fit my key? at Galerie Art Mûr,” in Exhibition Reviews Annual

2019

“‘The Black Magic of Their Own Imaginations’: Notes on Extinction,” in Tuan Andrew Nguyen: Empty Forest, commissioned by The Factory Contemporary Arts Centre, pp. 44–61

“Places That Are Not a Place: Samson Young in conversation with Godfre Leung,” in Samson Young: It’s a heaven over there, Centre A, pp. 1–12

Airplanes Over the Pacific: Christopher K. Ho in Conversation,” in Yishu: Journal of Contemporary Chinese Art, May/June, pp. 83–94

2018    

Factory and Chinese Mall, Catastrophe and Dreamworld,” in Yishu: Journal of Contemporary Chinese Art, May/June, pp. 84–88

2017

review of New Pictures: The Propeller Group, Reincarnations at the Minneapolis Institute of Art, in Afterimage, July/August, pp. 19–20

SARS, Skincare, Real Estate, Rhythm: Lee Kit’s Politics of Space,” in Yishu: Journal of Contemporary Chinese Art, March/April, pp. 6–19

2016

review of Cao Fei at MoMA/PS1, in Afterimage, November/December, pp. 32–33

review of Lee Kit: Hold your breath, dance slowly at the Walker Art Center, in Art in America, November, pp. 155–156

2010                 

Introduction: The Sociality of the Spectacle,” in InVisible Culture, Winter, pp. 1–11