- Peer Pressuring the Past, Future-Fictioning the Present, brochure text for Governing Machines and the Future of Futures: Bahar Noorizadeh at Mercer Union, Toronto (October 2018).
- “What Was Gulf Futurism” (with Ahamd Makia), in Ahmad Makia (ed.), ZIGG: Superficial (Dubai: Pahlawan Powder Box, 2018), 9–16.
- Notes From the Attic: Displaying the Material History of the CIA, Cabinet, issue 65 (Fall 2017–Winter 2018), 61–65.
- A Postcard from Tehran, Spike Art Quarterly, No. 57 (Autumn 2018), 68–69.
- Tehran Behind the Screen, Domus, No. 1027 (September 2018), 114–116.
- Ethnofuturismen, co-edited with Armen Avanessian (Berlin: Merve Verlag, 2018).
- The Politics of Surplus: An Affirmative Strategy of Resistance, summative essay for MA special subject Geopoetics, Goldsmiths, University of London (2016–2017).
- ((Un)doing) Art Criticism in Iran, panel presentation at Critics & Criticism: Reflections on Iranian Contemporary Art, Iran Heritage Foundation and the British Council, London (September 2017).
- The Double and Time: Chronopolitics and Queer Futurity in the Circuits of Dead Ringers, MRes Curatorial/Knowledge dissertation, Goldsmiths, University of London (September 2017).
- Instrumental Xenotation, blog post (September 2017).
- Objective Hyperreality vs. Hyperobjective Reality, blog post (July 2017).
- Despotic Ophidiophobia, blog post (July 2017).
- “Post-Capitalist Desire”, in The Fisher-Function (London: EGRESS, 2017), 13–17.
- This Is the Sea, Isn’t It?, catalogue essay for This Is the Sea at artmonte-carlo, Monaco (April 2017).
- Contract of Identification with Pain or A Child’s Instantaneous Desire for Aging, blog post (February 2017).
- 🚨💭, blog post (January 2017).
- The Exhibition Whisperer, Spike Art Quarterly, online (January 2017).
- Trans-Temporal Perspectives, PNYX, issue 24 (London: Two Press and Architectural Association, 2016).
- The Aesthetics of Afterlife, blog post (November 2016).
- August 3, 2016: After Pak Sheung-Chuen, blog post (August 2016).
- An Alternative Entry in Five Moves, blog post (June 2016).
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