Here is a selection of my articles and essays, organized by topic.

I am a writer specialized in covering the arts, food, and lifestyle. I do editorial writing, I work with brands in content creation, I write educational study guides in literature and art. If you are interested in working together, just drop me a line using the contact form and I will get back to you promptly (as a freelancer, I get how important it is to communicate efficiently).

Arts

How Pop Culture Distorted Pre-Raphaelites Idea of Womanhood (Garage)
The Secret History of the Bauhaus (Garage)
The Women of  Pre-Raphaelite Art (Art & Object)
Kirchner and His Women: Between Innovation and Tradition (Art & Object)
The Evolving Art of the Self-Portrait (Art & Object)
The Cautionary Tale of Verrocchio (Art & Object)
How Judith Beheading Holofernes Became Art History’s Favorite Icon of Female Rage (Artsy)
A Film Made to Be Watched on Instagram Exposes the Tricks of Influencer Culture (Hyperallergic)
Celebrating the Male Physique in Gay-Adjacent Magazines (Hyperallergic)
When Artists Recreate Lost Children for Mourning Mothers (Hyperallergic)
Reenacting the Wild Art Salons of Gay Camp Icon, Paul Swan (Hyperallergic)
A Graphic Novel Revives a Script by Salvador Dalí and the Marx Brothers (Hyperallergic)
A Newer, Queerer Rendition of Oscar Wilde’s Salomé (Hyperallergic)
 A Peek Inside Milan Design Week, Where Sustainability Is Trending (Hyperallergic)
A Cartoonist’s Playful and Pragmatic Mental Health Guide (Hyperallergic)
A Portrait of Tennessee Williams as a Playwright and a Person (Hyperallergic)
An Exuberant Exhibition Embodies the History of American Modernist Ballet (Hyperallergic) 
At Brooklyn’s House of Yes, Weird Is Wonderful (The Bridge)
Rediscovering the Fin-de-siècle Austrian Artist Who Anticipated Expressionism (Hyperallergic)
An Illustrated Portrait of Lolita Fashion (Hyperallergic)
A Revived 1920s Ballet Will Be a Surreal Confection of Candy and Kitsch (Hyperallergic)
A Studio Visit With Tara McPherson, ‘Queen of Cotton Candy Wet Dreams’ (NYMag's Bedford+Bowery)
KPOP TURNS AUDIENCES INTO POP-MUSIC TASTEMAKERS (Per La Mente)
 

Culture

I Think About This a Lot: Greta Thunberg’s Mom, Europop Icon (The Cut)
Long Live The Literary Asshole (Humungus, a Medium Publication)
Meet the Mammoni (Topic)
A Novel Set in the Berlin of the Future Pokes Fun at the Creative Class (Hyperallergic)
A New Film Charts the Spread of “Ferrante Fever” (Hyperallergic)
A Film Tries to Make a Pioneering Feminist Intellectual More Than Just a Muse (Hyperallergic)
How David Lynch’s Mulholland Drive Has Influenced Contemporary Art (Hyperallergic)
From The Archives: The Freelantzovitz Files  (The Awl)
For a Brief Time in 1978, Italy Had a Televised Satanic Variety Show (Atlas Obscura)
A New Account of Robert Lowell’s Mania Risks Glorifying It (Hyperallergic)
This Line Inspired By Victorian Wax Corpses Really Made Our Fashion Week (NYMag's Bedford+Bowery)
Toshi Salvino Is a ‘Living Doll’– and Definitely Not the American Girl Kind (NYMag's Bedford+Bowery)
STUDIO GHIBLI REFUGEES ARE RELEASING THEIR FIRST FILM. HAYAO MIYAZAKI APPROVES (SYFY)
INSIDE THE CREEPY, SLEAZY, CAMPY WORLD OF '70S HORROR BOOKS (SYFY)

Food

 How Will Starbucks Milan Fit Into Italian Coffee Culture? (Eater)   
The 38 Essential Milan Restaurants (Eater)
How Italy’s Pietro Leemann Elevated Vegetarian Cuisine — Thirty Years and Counting (Skift Table)
Screen-Free Cafes Aren’t Anti-Tech, They’re Pro-Atmosphere (Skift Table)
Nice Viral Restaurant Hit, Now Where’s the Money? (Skift Table)
David Chang is a Media Platform Now (Skift Table)
Why Have a Press Release When You Can Have a Movie Trailer? (Skift Table)
‘Fine Casual’ May Be Buzzy, but in the U.S., Tradition Still Holds Strong (Skift Table)
If You Haven’t Tried Mead, You’re Missing Out (The Bridge)
Inside Brooklyn’s Bustling Lab for Food Startups (The Bridge)
Hard Cider, Enjoying a Boom, Bubbles up in Brooklyn (The Bridge)
FRIDAY COCKTAILS: MANGAPEÑO (Saveur)

Video Games

How Kingdom Hearts Reframed Darkness (Fanbyte)
Psychoanalyzing The Legend of Zelda (Hyperallergic)
Banjo-Kazooie Is Now 20: Here Is How The Game Made History (Medium)
Tip of The Week: Video Game Music (New York Times Smarter Living)
How a Final Fantasy VII Character Became a Fashion Icon (Lenny Letter)

Lifestyle/Fashion

French girl fashion is... how do you say... le bullshit (The Outline)
The Best High-Waisted Jeans for Sitting, According to Stylish Women (NYMag’s The Strategist)
Bridging Style, Sustainability, and Support—In Her Downtime: a miniprofile on Alysia Reiner (Creator by WeWork)
Brooklyn Blooms! Meet a New Generation of Floral Designers (The Bridge)
A Doyenne of Denim Stages Her Comeback in Brooklyn  (The Bridge)
In the Niche Fragrance Market, Brooklyn Has Scents of Its Own (The Bridge)
How Moving From Italy to America Helped Me Learn to Love My Body (Byrdie)