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Book
2024 Viral Behaviors. Viruses and viral phenomena across science technology and the arts. Bloomsbury
Book Chapters
2024 Embracing Viral Uncertainty? It’s complicated. in Nettleton, Claire and Louise Mackenzie, Arts and Biotechnologies. Viral Culture from CRISPR to COVID. Bloomsbury
Articles in Refereed Journals
2024 Seeds and plants smuggling as a work of memory and accountability. Italian Canadiana, special issue on Domestic Goods. Silence speaks in our objects, clothing, keepsakes, and interiors.
2021 All Models are wrong, but some are useful: mathematical models at the time of COVID 19. Punctum. International Journal of Semiotics. Special Issue on Semiotics of Contagion: Models and Media in a Synergistic Epidemic (7)1
2020 – Triage culture: on losing and (re)gaining trust at the time of COVID19. TOPIA, Canadian Journal of Cultural Studies 41.
– Innovazione e conformità nella creazione e percezione della visualizzazione scientifica dei virus (Italian trans. of “Innovation and Compliance in Making and Perceiving the Scientific Visualization of Viruses”). Liberazioni. Rivista di Critica Antispecista. No.42 Sept.21
– We have always done it wrong: the city as complex network, superorganism and more-than-human sentient being. An experiment in interdisciplinary [re]thinking. CITARJ Journal of Science and Technology of the Arts, special issue on Consciousness Reframed (12)1.
– Uncanny Convergences: Mobility and Containment in the Time of Coronavirus. TOPIA, Canadian Journal of Cultural Studies. Writing in the Midst of the COVID-19 Pandemic: From Vulnerability to Solidarity March 23.
2019
2018
Beyond mapping. Seizing affective geographies in Toronto. Space and Culture (April 12)
2017
2016
“Beyond the Map: an Experiment in Affective Geography”, in Noemalab – Ideas. June 5
Biolab-on-Wheels: finding a space for a DIY bio lab in Toronto”. WI. Journal of Mobile Media 9 (1)
2014
with Gary Genosko. “Putting Penises under the Microscope. Maria Fernanda Cardoso’s Museum of Reproductive Morphology” in Invisible Culture (IVC) 20 – Ecologies
2013
“Representing the Microscopic: New Ecological Thinking in Art and Science.” Artnodes 0 (13).In English and Spanish
“Viral Methodologies: Beyond Uncertainty” Mutamorphosis Conference, Dec. 6-8, 2012, Prague CZ
with Marco Mancuso. Digicult Journal Issue 74 – Uncertainty Reloaded
With Cultural Workers Organize: Messages of Rupture: An Interview with Emanuele Braga, in Scapegoat, Architecture/Landscape/Political Economy. Currency 4.Winter, 179-187
“Microscopic transformations: scientific visualization, biopower, and the arts” in ISEA 2011, Symposium Proceedings, Istanbul, 14-21 September. Leonardo Almanac 18
2012
with Gary Genosko. “Little Brother Breaks the Fifth Commandment: Antonio Negri’s Introduction to Jerry Rubin’s Growing (Up) at Thirty Seven” Cultural Studies 26.6, 934-955
2011
with Alessandra Renzi. Activism beyond the Interface: notes on an itinerant production lab, in Digital Event ‘11- Subversive Technologies (www.e-fagia.org), Catalogue of the Event, Curated by Arlan Londoño, with Gabriel Roldos and Federica Matelli, Sept.15-Oct.2, Toronto Free Gallery (np)
“Mocking the arts establishment? In Italy it can be an expensive ordeal…” Furtherfield, June 16
2010
“Creative Tactics and Union Politics. Learning from the York University Strike” in Benton, M., A. Clinton, W. Houp and D. Mayer, eds., Reconstruction 10.3 – Inventions of Activism
“Biopolitical Ambiguity” in Semiotics Review of Books 19.2, 10-12
“The Indeterminacy of Viruses” in Semiotics Review of Books 19.1-2, 1-4
“Infrasense: of viruses and spaces” in KIT Collaboration & Robert Saucier, eds., Infrasense and Virutorium: viral projects by the Kit collaboration and Robert Saucier. Manchester: Thirdsound Press, 24-35
“Marginal thoughts on viral networks” in KIT Collaboration & Robert Saucier, eds., Infrasense and Virutorium: viral projects by the Kit collaboration and Robert Saucier. Manchester: Thirdsound Press, 102-112
“Simulation versus Object or rather a process of hybridization?” D’ARS Dec 2010, 40-44
“Visual Dilemmas: When Scientific and Information Visualization Converge” Report. Noemalab Ideas
2009
“Unpredictable Legacies: Viral Games in the Networked World” in Parikka, J., and T. Sampson, eds., The Spam Book. On Spam, Porn and Other Anomalous Objects in Digital Culture. Hampton Press, 81-100
“Eat ‘Em and Smile” Exhibition Catalogue, in Eat ‘Em and Smile, Kathleen Hearn’s solo exhibition, YYZ gallery, Oct. 25
2008
“Visualizing as Exorcism: Learning from Viruses.” in ISEA 2008, Symposium Proceedings, Singapore, 25 July-3 August, 85-86
2005
“Unravelling the Skein: of Viruses and Knitting as Activist Practice” in Public 31, special issue Digital Poetics and Politics (n.p. issue published online and on CD-ROM
“Marginal networks: the virus between complexity and suppression” in Fibreculture 2. – Contagion and the Diseases of Information
“Infrasense: of Viruses and Space” Parachute 119, 84-97
“Estetica delle Catastrofi” (Catastrophic Aestethics) with Agnese Benassi, Rossella Maspoli et Al., in Noema Ideas 33.
2004
“Viruses as discursive practice” in No one opens attachments anymore, Conference Proceeding, University of Lancaster, UK, Nov 4-5 2004, CD-ROM
2003
“New Media tra Forma e Contenuto” in Tognon, P., Ed., Ennio Bertrand-Ctrl Time, catalogue of the exhibition, Nov 20, Dec.31, 2002. Milano: Silvana Editoriale, 2003, 48-52
“Towers of Light: The Virtual Space as a Place of Memory,” in Linea Grafica, 338, 2, 2003,125-136
“Virtual museums and the Web: a dilemma of compatibility?” in Life by Design, Conference Proceedings, University of California Irvine, 10-12 April,
2001
“How to put the gallery on-line,” Generative Art Conference 2001, Conference Proceedings, Milan Polytechnic, December 12, 2001, 25-39
