Arts and Culture
Along with my bylined work, I research and write content for cultural institutions like museums and galleries.
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Along with my bylined work, I research and write content for cultural institutions like museums and galleries.
The New York Times (Print, January 19 2020)
A mantra to embrace: "This sucks I'm unhappy with what's going on.”
The Goods
The complicated relationship between art and commerce has a home in the museum gift shop.
Folks
With her popular series of designs symbolizing issues such as anxiety, depression, and PTSD, tattoo artist Fidjit is helping people like her struggling with their mental health.
The New York Times
No, you don’t have to have a degree to appreciate and love art.
Women’s Wear Daily
Alejandro Gómez was inspired by a cabinet of curiosities for his show, held at the Museum of Natural Sciences in Madrid.
INTO More
How Jojo Trasher’s webseries helped the push for greater representation, and why gay stories are worth sharing.
INTO More
Despite Thailand’s famed sex industry, few visitors realize that the Buddhist country has obscenity laws prohibiting everything from prostitution to realistic dildos.
Shondaland
Author Maya Rodale on the role that romance novels play in readers’ lives and why the genre is worthy of respect.
The Lonely Planet
Preparing to launch its first Bangkok Design Week between 27 January and 4 February, the Thailand Creative & Design Center (TCDC) hopes to promote the Thai capital as a growing centre of arts and innovation.
Racked
Derision for the genre might have as much to do with the bodice as the ripping.
The Lonely Planet
In its final month, the Bangkok exhibition ‘Through the Lens of His Majesty King Bhumibol Adulyadej’ is drawing crowds of visitors to the ninth floor of the Bangkok Art & Culture Centre with its offering of never-before-seen photographs taken by Thailand’s late monarch himself.
The Lonely Planet
Through the end of November, visitors to Bangkok can take a trip to the Upside Down.
Bitch Magazine (Print Fall 2017)
Remembering Hollywood's white history.
2 Magazine
On the anniversary of the October 6 student protests, we discuss Ing K’s banned film, Shakespeare Must Die, as the filmmaker submits her final appeal to overturn the censors.
Racked
Old wives’ tales, fake news articles, and apocryphal laws have bolstered the idea that cosmetics are intended to fool men.
2 Magazine
Soi Nana’s Craft+Jumble Trail is an aptly named art, music, food, and drink festival. 2Mag gets the lowdown on what’s happening in Chinatown this Sunday (May 14) from artist Micaela Marini Higgs.
Art Asia Pacific
Thai sculptor Sivadol Sitipol examines themes of spirituality and reincarnation in his first solo exhibition in a decade.
2 Magazine
A talk with the New-York based artist about his current exhibition at NOVA Contemporary, first time in Asia, and favorite part of Bangkok.
2 Magazine
Street art enters the gallery as high art: what Monet and a girl in a rabbit costume say about Bangkok.