The Bitter Southerner
Good Luck, Morons: Lazarus Lake and His Impossible Race
-(audio version on Audm, read by Simon Vance)
Bitter Southerner's Top Stories of 2017
The Persistence of Vinyl
wilderness.
Lazarus Lake and the Race that Eats Its Young
Nashville Scene
OSGEMEOS: Brazilian Artist Duo
Picasso Baby: Picasso’s Lesser-Known Ceramic Works
Review: Watch Me Move, Frist Animation Exhibit
Kitsch, Watkins, and the Tim Burton-Nashville Connection
BURNAWAY
Against Subtlety
Field Trip #3: Phoenix is a Nightmare
Field Trip #2: Chicago
Field Trip #1: Los Angeles
Is Nashville Ready for an Art Fair?
A Hush in the Hustle: Doug Wheeler at the Guggenheim
Book Review: Magic and Loss: The Internet as Art
Loaded Symbols and Artistic Responsibility
Permanent Residents: Jenny Holzer at Cheekwood
What are some good art documentaries?
How can I stop procrastinating?
On Originality
On the Art-Life and Work-Life Balance
On Craftsmanship
Practice Makes Perfect
The Many Ways of Vinyl: Kevin Cooley and Phillip Andrew Lewis
Review: The Medium's Session at Zeitgeist Gallery
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Creative Loafing
Good Luck, Morons: Lazarus Lake and His Impossible Race (re-print)
Oxford American
100 under 100: the New Superstars of Art, as selected by their peers
Hyperallergic
BookPage
The Unseen World: A Father's Legacy & Secrets in the Information Age
Empty Mirror
Is Southern Art a Thing?: Thoughts from a Technically Southern Art Writer
Chapter 16
Between the Mystery and Wonder
The Tennessean
TSM receives "most significant collection of contemporary art"
A Glimpse into Bhutan, the 'Forbidden Kingdom'
Frist delves into European art, past and present
Maplewood students, Pakistani artist deliberate on drones
Malick Sidibé's energetic B&W photos on display
Frist curator explores 'Phantom Bodies'
Vanderbilt professor shares 'Lost Art' of photography
Sherrick & Paul exhibit Vivian Maier photos
The Ghosts of Technology Past
Jaume Plensa’s larger-than-life ‘Human Landscape’
William Eggleston and daughter Andra launch textile line.
American Grit: Katy Grannan Revisits Dust Bowl
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Number
Interview with Mae Aur
Interview with Sara Estes, Guest Editor No:83
A Conversation with Harmony Korine
12th and Broad
David Lusk Gallery Rolls Out New Show
The Story Behind Hope in the Hills
Nashville Arts Magazine
My Favorite Painting
Julia Martin (cover story)
The Porch Writer's Collective
Ted Jones: Man of Faith
ArtsNash
Art of Work: Hyeon Jung Kim
Picturing Music: Kandinsky at the Frist
Art Versus Craft: Selvage at TSU
FICTION & OTHER THINGS
The Los Angeles Review
Yesterday and All the Days After That
3:AM Magazine
Poem Brut #43/Duos #14 - Umbilical (with Veronica Kavass)
The Citron Review
Citron 10: Anthology | Notes on Flash Fiction Selection
I Thought You Were an Anchor in the Drift of the World
Razor Lit Mag
Yesterday and All the Days After That
Before the Razor Essay
Julep Journal
Ten Year Gap: from my journals in 2004 and 2014
Waxing & Waning: A Literary Journal
Texarkana: Five Poems
An Infinite Number of Things that Are Not This
Filling Station
Ten Year Gap: from my journals in 2004 and 2014
NPR
LISTEN: No Gallery? No Problem. Advice for Making Your Own Art Show
LISTEN: Burnaway Columnist Helps Atlanta Frame Artwork The Right Way
BOOK & CATALOG ESSAYS
"At some point you are in front of something you cannot ignore", essay for McLean Fahnestock: Undiscovered Country, Austin Peay State University, 2019.
"Unseen World", introduction for The Drake by Tamara Reynolds. Forthcoming, 2019.
"Welcome to Midnight", essay, published in the anthology What Does It Mean to Be White in America, 2Leaf Press (New York), 2016.
"The Story of Tyler Hildebrand", exhibition catalogue essay, Tyler Hildebrand: Grandma Whitey, published by David Lusk Gallery, 2015.
"The Space Between", exhibition catalogue essay, Maysey Craddock: Strand, published by David Lusk Gallery, 2014.
"A New Way of Seeing", exhibition catalogue essay, Mary Addison Hackett: Crazy Eyes, published by David Lusk Gallery, 2014.