Publications include the New York Times T Magazine, Wall Street Journal, Artforum, the South China Morning Post and Vice.

Recent things I wrote about:

Shenzhen as China's New Design Capital (Travel & Leisure)

Hong Kong's Most Experimental Gallery (Creators Project)

Review of "Old Stone", a Chinese Neo-Noir (China Film Insider)

Review of Douglas Coupland's "Age of Earthquakes" vs #HITOZINE (LEAP Magazine)

Nails, Girls, and Liquidity (LEAP Magazine's 2015 Art & Culture Encyclopedia)

Shanghai and Visions of the Future City (LEAP Magazine)

Primer on Beijing Design Week 2014 (New York Times T Magazine)

Ai Weiwei and the Apocalypse (New York Times T Magazine)

Art and activism at the Jakarta Biennale (Wall Street Journal)

Los Angeles Art Book Fair (Vice China)

The Great Gatsby in contemporary China (Vice China)

Curating / Producing / Research / Content / Speaking

Co-Founder & Partner at Paloma Powers, a new type of international art agency.

Paloma Powers is a new type of artist's agency and creative studio, dedicated to crafting innovative artist-led solutions for realms far beyond the traditional art world. See Paloma's website for more.

Samantha has worked with diverse international brands, institutions, and other clients as consultant, creative director, producer, curator, writer, and editor.
 

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