Some magazine pieces about...
- A furniture carver may have cracked the code to the earliest human writing, for FT Magazine
- Trevor Rainbolt, who memorised the digital world and then went to explore it in real life, for The New York Times Magazine
- a scientist trying to get orcas to stop attacking yachts, for Rolling Stone
- a group of students and gamers who deciphered a Herculaneum scroll and changed papyrology forever, for Scientific American
- an undertaker who performs Islamic burials for the refugees who die in the English Channel, for FT Magazine (cover story)
- an inventor who fell in love with his AI, for the Economist’s 1843 magazine (nominated by the Association of British Science Writers for feature of the year)
- a Scottish village building a spaceport and fighting a billionaire, for WIRED
- Russian oligarchs feuding over bejewelled eggs, for The Fence
Selected art writing
On Paolo Nimer Pjota’s paintings - ArtReview
Cuts, Splinters and Frames: Wood Takes Centre Stage (on Sanya
Kantarovsky, Camille Blatrix, Alexandre Canonico, and Anderson Borba) - ArtReview
On pandemic memorials - The Guardian
Alvaro Barrington’s Expansive Art - ArtReview
Luiz Zerbini’s Fragile Patchworks of Living Things - Frieze
Thomas Ruff’s ‘tableaux chinois’ - art-agenda
The Spectres of Christian Boltanski - ArtReview
On 'Antibodies' at Palais de Tokyo, Paris - Artforum
Bojan Šarčević’s ‘L’Extime’ - art-agenda
On Apostolos Georgiou - Artforum
On Magalie Guérin - Artforum