MEDIA COVERAGE: HOW TO GET RID OF HOMELESS ON THE GUARDIAN

The Guardian's editorialist John Naughton writes about my 2015 project How to get rid of homelesson his Sunday June 3rd 2018 column:

LINK: Hot to get rid of homeless

MEDIA COVERAGE: ISTHISIT #3

My early project Obamads is featured in Bob Bicknell-Knight's excellent magazine isthisit. I'm in great company: the publication features works by Aaron McCarthy, Alan Butler, Alexandra Ehrlich Speiser, Anastasia Semenoff, Andy Nizinskyj, Aram Bartholl, Benjamin Warner, Bertie Irons, Brent Watanabe, Calum Bowden, Christina Smiros, Claire L. Evans, Dani Ploeger, David Blandy, David OReilly, Duncan Herd, Ellie Power, Emily Godden & Audit Chaos, Eva and Franco Mattes, Felix Treadwell, Fengyi Zhu, Gabriel Junqueira, Gabrielle Noel, Georgie Roxby Smith, Georgina Tyson, Gerhard Mantz, Harun Faroki, Henry Driver, Ian Cheng, Ian Malhotra, Isa Magalhaes, Jason Rohrer, Jon Haddock, Joscha Steffens, Joseph DeLappe, Kara Gut, Kasem Kydd, Katy Roseland, Klara Vincent-Novotna, Lawrence Lek, Lee Boötes, Liv Preston, Lucas Glenn, Marta Strazicic, Mathew Zefeldt, Max Colson, Mélanie Courtinat, Michael Pybus, Miyö Van Stenis, Ololade Adeniyi, Pete Jiadong Qiang, Petra Szemán, PucciSethCnxion, Raúl Berrueco, Roc Herms, Sandra Araújo, Second Front, Sian Fan, Silvia Dal Dosso, Stacey Davidson, Stefan Schwarzer, Tea Strazicic, Theo Triantafyllidis, Thomson and Craighead, Todd Deutsch, Tom Kobialka, Valentin Dommanget, Viktor Timofeev, Will Kendrick, Willem Weismann, fleuryfontaine, tissue.hunter, Jakob Kudsk Steensen, Bob Bicknell-Knight, Olly Bharat, Oliver Payne, Elliott Burns, Kent Sheely, Frances Kelly, Mathias Jansson, Motsonian, Samuel Capps, Sid and Jim, Hannah Nussbaum, Nora Silva and Ped.

You can order isthisit #3 here.

MEDIA COVERAGE: IN THESE TIMES

In These Times' contributor Rebecca Burns wrote a killer piece on How To Get Rid of Homeless.

Full article here

CRITIQUE OF TECHNOLOGICAL RHETORIC

Italian film and visual studies journal 8 1/2 has published my text Critica della retorica tecnologica (Critique of technological rhetoric), which is part of a larger project that includes a public intervention documented with digital photographs and two single channel videos.

COLL.EO MAGAZINE VOL. I & II

I am delighted to announce that, on July 27 2014,  CONCRETE PRESS released the first two issues of COLL.EO magazine.

The fisrt two issues of COLL.EO magazine

A compendium of COLL.EO’s annual production, the magazines feature content previously available only on colleo.org but also new material, including photographs and documentation. The magazine's format is  8.5 × 11 in. (22 × 28 cm). Fully illustrated and printed on high quality paper, each issue of COLL.EO magazine is available at the price of $19.99.

Edited by Colleen Flaherty and Matteo Bittanti, COLL.EO magazine is published once per year by CONCRETE PRESS and, unlike COLL.EO’s monographs and books, its availability is unlimited.

Volume I details projects developed by COLL.EO in 2012 production, that is Framing Gays in the Military, Disciples, Carjacked, Figurine, and After Cars. Volume II showcases projects developed in 2013, including Remote Play, Domesticated, After Animals, Following Bit, Grand Theft Vito, You Are Dead, The Great Italian Race and Andy Warhol

Volume III (2014) is currently in production and will be released in early 2015.

You can order COLL.EO magazine Volume I and Volume II on Blurb.com.