Published Works

Books:

• 100 Van Gogh Masterpieces, Flame Tree Publishing (September 2011)
• Monet: The World’s Greatest Art Collection (Foreword), Flame Tree Publishing
• Contributing Editor: A Visual History of Cookery (America chapter), Black Dog Publishing 

Articles

• Across the Pond: The Revolution Continues at the Saatchi Gallery, Flavorwire
• Art and Social Media, part I, Canvas8
• Art and Social Media, part II, Canvas8
• Artist Interview: Mat Collishaw, Art Rabbit
• Beneath the Roses, Greg Crewdson review – Art Rabbit
• Book Review: Art Now, Vol 3 Edited by Hans Werner Holzwarth, The Art Book
• Book review: Horace Walpole’s Cat by Christopher Frayling, The Art Book
• Book Review: Seven Days in the Art World by Sarah Thornton, The Art Book
• Book Review: The Civil Contract of Photography by Ariella Azoulay, page 1, The Art Book
• Book Review: The Civil Contract of Photography by Ariella Azoulay, page 2, The Art Book
• Book Review: The Good Plain Cook by Bethan Roberts, Waterstones
• Book Review: Understanding Art Objects: Thinking through the Eye, Edited by Tony Godfrey, The Art Book
• Charles Saatchi. What a Guy (Part I), The Playground
• Consumed, Art Review Magazine, July 2008
• Consumed, Art Review Magazine, May 2008
• Consumed, Art Review Magazine, September 2008
• Contemporary Art in the Middle East, page 1, The Art Book
• Contemporary Art in the Middle East, page 2, The Art Book
• Contemporary Chinese Art Boom, Canvas8, Part I
• Contemporary Chinese Art Boom, Canvas8, Part II
• Cover: The Art Book, August 2009
• Cover: Volume 16, Issue 4, November 2009, The Art Book
• Dispatches, Art Review Magazine, July 2008
• Exclusive: Bucking the Taboo of Futurism in North London, Flavorwire
• Exclusive: London’s Photographers’ Gallery Relocates, Reinvents, Flavorwire
• Exclusive: Love him or hate him, there is no escaping The Neighbour, Flavorwire
• Exhibition Review: Radical Nature @ The Barbican Gallery, Art Rabbit
• Exhibition review: The Real Van Gogh: The Artist and His Letters at the Royal Academy, Art Rabbit
• Eyjafjallajokull!, The Playground
• Flavorpill London
• Frank Bowling at Rollo Contemporary Art, Art Rabbit
• Freud Museum Review, Art Rabbit
• Girl Power and the London Art Scene: Interview with Sarah Kate Wilson, Art Rabbit
• Global Scouts, (Soho) House Magazine, Spring 2009 page 12
• Global Scouts, (Soho) House Magazine, Winter 2008
• Global Street Art Movements, Canvas8
• In a League of his Own. Mat Collishaw interviewed by Stephanie Cotela Tanner, The Art Book
• Interview with artist, Molly Palmer, Art Rabbit
• Interview: Shona Illingworth, Art Rabbit
• Jane & Louise Wilson Investigate Kubrick, Dazed Digital
• Mexico’s Latest Squeeze, Canvas8
• Mumbai Street Art, Canvas8
• Picasso: Art vs Politics, Art Rabbit
• Recession Savvy Art part I, Canvas8
• Recession Savvy Art, part II, Canvas8
• Review: Miroslaw Balka at the White Cube, Art Rabbit
• Review: Story of a London Township at SPACE Gallery, Art Rabbit
• Saatchi / Serpentine Two Takes on Asian Art, Art Rabbit
• Sarah Kate Wilson Boosts Female London Artists, Dazed Digital
• Shoot Experience with Andre Penteado , Dazed Digital
• Socialight, Ford Ka Campaign
• Stephanie Cotela Tanner on Shona Illingworth at John Hansard Gallery, Southampton, Saatchi Online TV & Magazine
• The Art of Blogging, Axis Online Journal
• The Changing Role of the Art Dealer Page 1, The Art Book
• The Changing Role of the Art Dealer Page 2, The Art Book
• The Photographer’s Gallery Relocates page 1, The Art Book
• The Photographer’s Gallery Relocates, page 2, The Art Book
• The Voice and Nothing More – Interview with Sam Belinfante, Dazed Digital
• Top Ten, (Soho) House Magazine 07, Winter 2008
• Trends in Highraff Places: Brazilian Street Art, Part I, Canvas8
• Trends in Highraff Places: Brazilian Street Art, Part II, Canvas8
• Turkish Contemporary Art, Canvas8
• Where have all the British Painters Gone? Saatchi Online TV & Magazine
• Why It Now Costs $25 to Get Into MoMA: Elitism vs. Accessibility, The New York Times Online
• Wildlife Photographer of the Year, Flavorwire
• You Dig the Tunnel, I’ll Hide the Soil – Art Rabbit

My MA Dissertation is available to view online at A&E (Art & Education) found on the Artforum website. The site is a collaboration between Artforum and eflux.

The Space Between Roberto Rossellini’s Post-WW II Films (Rome Open City & Paisa) and the Art of Renato Guttuso.

Abstract: This paper explores the interface between art history and film studies. The focus is the post-World War II films of Roberto Rossellini and the paintings of Renato Guttuso. Discussions include a compare and contrast of issues such as neorealism and social realism, the artists personal politics, urban icons and landscape, rhetorical space and narration and representations of the body. I also explore the divisions of space and what that entails in both painting and film as well as a dedicated chapter to spectatorship and media including viewers perceptions of each medium.