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BOOK
Gender Beyond Bodies: Trans Histories in American Art After WWII (manuscript under review) EDITED VOLUME "New Work in Transgender Art and Visual Culture Studies" (PDF), co-editor with Kirstin Ringelberg, Journal of Visual Culture 19, no. 2 (August 2020). ARTICLE IN PROGRESS “Uphill Battles: The Federal Government and Disability in American Visual Culture” (working title, in collaboration with Dr. Jason Weems) “Unsightly Subjects: Robert Andy Coombs and Disability History in American Art”
PEER REVIEWED ARTICLES “Cut and Sew: Gender Expansion through Greer Lankton’s Dolls” (PDF), American Art 38, no. 3 (Fall 2024)
"Trans Femininity, Temporality, and Kinship in Greer Lankton’s It’s All About ME Not You,” Feminist Studies (forthcoming, 2025) "Envisioning Non-Binary Gender: The Art of Forrest Bess" (PDF), Archives of American Art Journal 61, no. 1 (Spring 2022). "Prismatic Views: A Look at the Growing Field of Transgender Art and Visual Culture Studies (Issue Introduction)" (PDF), co-author with Kirstin Ringelberg, Journal of Visual Culture 19, no. 2 (August 2020).
"Chris Vargas’s Consciousness Razing: From Forgetting to Futurity" (PDF), Transgender Studies Quarterly 7:1 (February 2020).
INVITED CONTRIBUTOR “Vital Signs: Artists and the Body,” Museum of Modern Art, New York Archived Interview & Exhibition Audio (November 1, 2024-February 22, 2025) Invited by Lanka Tattersall, Laurenz Foundation Curator, with Margarita Lizcano Hernandez, Curatorial Assistant, Department of Drawings and Prints, and Arlette Hernandez, Associate Educator, Interpretation, Research, and Digital Learning
“Forrest Bess: The Hermaphrodite,” “Greer Lankton: Candy Darling,” and “Jerome Caja: Ascension of the Drag Queen” (PDF), catalog entries Transgender Hirstory in 99 Objects (book), edited by David Evans Frantz, Christina Linden, and Chris E. Vargas (2023). "Trans Visibility and Trans Viability: A Roundtable" (PDF), Journal of Visual Culture 21, no. 2 (August 2022). Art and Queer Culture, Second Edition (PDF), contributing author; co-authored by Richard Meyer, Catherine Lord; additional contributors Jon Davies and Alexis Bard Johnson (London: Phaidon “Themes and Movements,” 2019), 121, 257, 260, 263, 265, 270, 274, 276. Entries:
"Natani Notah: Contemporary Form, Indigeneity and Feminist Action," Stanford University Master of Fine Arts Thesis Exhibition Catalog (spring 2018). "Print/Collect: Graham Coreil-Allen" (PDF), (Print/Collect exhibition catalog), curated by Jennifer Coster (February 2013). |