Tyler Coburn

Selected Writing

2025

2024

"Saule Suleimenova: Art After the Kazakh Spring," ArtReview Asia, Winter Issue
"Aki Sasamoto Flips the Switch," ArtReview Asia, Spring Issue
"A Counterfactual Architect" (co-authored with Siqi Zhu), Harvard Design Magazine 52: Instruments of Service
"Adventures of a Genre" (from Waste Management) republished in Contractual, YAZ Publications & Sharjah Biennial 16

2023

2022

The Petrified Part 1 and Part 2, e-flux journal #125 and #126
Solitary (Sternberg Press and Art Sonje Center)
Conversation about Solitary w/ Sanghee Kim, Eazel
Conversation about Solitary w/ Kyungmook Kim, Woochang Lee, and Jiwon Yu, ArtReview Asia
"Speaking On Site," a voice/text work for Sonic Continuum: on the sound and poetics of time, edited by Sofia Lemos (Nottingham Contemporary and Mousse Publishing)
Contribution to Lost Zone, a publication about Active Worlds edited by Joana Rafael and Andrea Belosi, (VIAINDUSTRIALE)
Text for The Encyclopedia of Things, an ongoing community-based project by Elisabeth Smolarz (Spector Books)

2021

2020

Overgrowth on HOMEWORK, Art Sonje Center's new online platform
Writing Under Typographic Constraints, a contribution to The Hoosac Institute's 5th Journal, edited by Jenny Perlin
Excerpt from Ergonomic Futures in The Wild Book of Inventions, edited by Chus Martinez (Sternberg)
"Peeling Off the Voice," an essay for Master of Voice, edited by Lisette Smits (Sternberg)
Fruits borne out of rust, Artreview.com

2019

Richard Roe (Sternberg)
Excerpt of Richard Roe on MaHKUscript
Ergonomic Futures in e-flux journal #98
Matter Matters, a conversation with Elvia Wilk, Mousse #69
"Snowflake is a snowflake is a snowflake,” an interview with Michael Connor on Rhizome
"Sensing the Smart City, an interview with Linda Kronman; and "I preferred my old skin to this one, but don't know where it went...," in The Internet of Other People's Things

2018

Writing in someone else's night, a conversation with Camille Richert, Switch on Paper
Guest Editor of Found Review, with contributions by Amy Zion, Esther Lu, Tiago Pinto, and Kuba Szreder
Resonator in The Download #7, organized by Julia Weist & Nestor Siré in conjunction with Rhizome

2017

Chimeras in drag, a conversation with Adam Gibbons on Schlosspost
In conversation with Michelle Wong about Memory Machine
In conversation with Ian Hatcher, Fatima Hellberg, and Johanna Markert about Remote Viewer

2016

Ergonomic Futures
Interview with Anna Colin about Ergonomic Futures, Dis
Interview with Eleanor Taylor, Kunsthalle Wien blog
"Lyrical Life and Social Formations," a conversation with Susanne M. Winterling for Pandora's Box
Hostile Takeover, Berlin Biennale, organized by Sarah Lookofsky
"Cloud," an entry in Shifter 22: Dictionary of the Possible
Live coverage of Avant Museology, e-flux conversations
Live coverage of Franco Berardi's And: Phenomenology of the End, e-flux conversations
Live coverage of SECRET, e-flux conversations
Live coverage of Boris Groys's The Truth of Art, e-flux conversations

2015

2014

NaturallySpeaking, commissioned for You Are Here: Art After the Internet (Cornerhouse Books) and republished on The New Museum's Six Degrees
Charter Citizen, e-flux journal #52
Adventures of a Genre, a takeaway for Waste Management published on BOMB
Re-skilling the Artist, Art & Education
Bilging a Wetter Fly's Trap, with Jenny Jaskey, A.E. Benenson and Michael Portnoy, Mousse #44
"On Affectionate Sabotage and Exemplary Suffering: An Audio Guide to Isa Genzken," Rhizome

2013

2012

I'm that angel
"Simon Leung," ArtReview December issue
Review: "'Sinking Islands' at LABOR, Mexico City," Agenda
Co-editor of Paper Exhibition: Selected writings by Raimundas Malašauskas (Sternberg)

2011

Review: "Walead Beshty's 'PROCESSCOLORFIELD' at Regen Projects II, Los Angeles," Agenda
"Anthony McCall," ArtReview January issue

2010

2009

Glenn Ligon: I Am..., ArtReview January/February issue
The Millennials, Metropolis M 2009 No. 4
"Frank Benson," Vitamin 3-D: New Perspectives in Sculpture and Installation, Phaidon Press, UK

2007

2003

Interview with Tsai Ming-Liang, with Samantha Culp, WAKE: A Journal of Contemporary Culture