Selected Exhibits & Installations
2023
- Vulnerable Landscapes, Staten Island Museum, Staten Island, New York (opens April 2023)
- Bay Ridge Through An Ecological Lens, Stand4 Gallery, Brooklyn, New York (opens April 2023)
- Land Rights, 1927 Art Space, Athens, Greece (expected April 2023)
- Constructed Wetlands, Hunter’s Point South, Queens, New York (expected Fall 2023)
2022
- Yes, And, Staten Island Museum, Staten Island, New York
- Brooklyn Utopias: Along the Canal, Old Stone House at Washington Park, Brooklyn, New York
- Creekworthy, Flux Factory, Hunter’s Point Park South, Queens, New York
2021
- Shoreline Change, Art at the BlueLine, Waterfront Alliance, South Street Seaport Museum, Manhattan, New York
- Water in the Streets, Works on Water Triennial, Governors Island, New York
2020
- Brooklyn Utopias: 2020, Old Stone House at Washington Park, Brooklyn, New York
2019
- Hydrosphären, STATE Studio, Berlin, Germany
- Shoreline Change, Works On Water, Governors Island, New York
- Environmental Empathies, Callahan Center Gallery, St. Francis College, Brooklyn, New York
- Listening to Dutch Kills, SWIM Coalition, Queens, New York
- Admiral’s Row, 1864-2016, Brooklyn Navy Yard, Brooklyn, New York
2018
- Waterfront, Brooklyn Historical Society, Brooklyn, New York
- Creative Climate Awards, Taipei Economic and Cultural Office, New York
- Water Art is the New Land Art, Works On Water, Governors Island, New York
- Impetus, Williamsburg Library, Brooklyn, New York
- Gowanus Progressions, Gowanus Canal/Gowanus Dredgers Boathouse, Brooklyn, New York
2017
- To Quench the Thirst of New Yorkers: The Croton Aqueduct at 175, Museum of the City of New York
- Shifting Perspectives: Photographs of Brooklyn’s Waterfront, Brooklyn Historical Society, New York
- Dead Horse Bay: The Glass Graveyard of Brooklyn, UrbanGlass, Brooklyn, New York
- Self Storage, Flux Factory, Queens, New York
- Sinking Cities, Purchase College Center for Community and Culture (PC4), Yonkers, New York
- Permanence: Part One, S.W. Bowne Grain Storehouse, Brooklyn, New York
2016
- Industrial Twilight, MTA Arts & Design Lightbox Project, Atlantic Ave. Station, Brooklyn, New York (solo show)
- Chance Ecologies: Queens, Queens Museum, New York
- Chance Ecologies: Newtown Creek, Nonstop Metropolis: The Remix, Queens Museum, New York
- A Frame Apart, Queens International 2016, Queens Museum, New York
- Flora/Fauna/Feathers of Richmond County, Lenape Gallery, Conference House Park, Staten Island, New York
2015
- Chance Ecologies: The Wild Landscape of Hunter’s Point South, Radiator Gallery, Queens, New York
- High Bridge: Rebirth of the Harlem River, Poe Park Center, Bronx, New York
- Leftovers, Arcilesi | Homberg Gallery, Manhattan, New York
- Taking the Anthropocenic Route, Reservoir Art Space, Queens, New York
2014
- Fluid, Newhouse Center For Contemporary Art, Staten Island, New York
- Combined Overflow, Proteus Gowanus, Brooklyn, New York
- Brooklyn Boat Builders, BLDG 92, Brooklyn Navy Yard
- Brooklyn Atlantis, City of Water Day, Brooklyn, New York
2013
- Rising Waters: Photographs of Sandy, Museum of the City of New York
- Documenting Sandy, Brooklyn Historical Society, New York
- Gowanus Voyage, Proteus Gowanus & City of Water Day, Brooklyn, New York
- Remote Voyages, 111 Front Street Galleries, Brooklyn, New York
- Maritime Art & Installations, Pioneer Works, Brooklyn, New York
- Silent Beaches, Untold Stories: New York City’s Forgotten Waterfront, St. John’s University, Queens, New York
2012
- The Newtown Creek Armada, North Brooklyn Public Art Coalition, Brooklyn, New York
- The Newtown Creek Armada: Portholes, Dumbo Arts Festival, Brooklyn, New York
- Brooklyn’s Waterfront: Past, Present, Future, Kingsborough Campus, City University of New York
- Freshkills Photographs, Freshkills Park Visitor Center, Staten Island, New York
- Urban Omnibus Block Party, St. Patrick’s Old Cathedral, Manhattan, New York
2011
- The Forgotten City, Bring To Light, Brooklyn, New York
- Gowanderlust, Cinebeasts, Brooklyn, New York
- Brooklyn’s Bridges: Engineering as Art and Inspiration, Brooklyn Public Library, New York
- The Doomsday Symposium, 92Y Tribeca, Manhattan, New York
- Curate NYC, Rush Arts Gallery, Manhattan, New York
2010
- The Gentrification of Brooklyn, Museum of Contemporary African Diasporan Arts, Brooklyn, New York
- The No Place, Rotunda Art Gallery, Brooklyn, New York
- Structured, Spattered Columns Gallery, Manhattan, New York
- Invent/Onsite, Rotunda Art Gallery, Brooklyn, New York
- Common Ground, Arts@Renaissance, Brooklyn, New York
- Capture Brooklyn, The Powerhouse Arena, Brooklyn, New York
2009
- Abandoned Brooklyn, UnionDocs Gallery, Brooklyn, New York (solo show)
2008
- Twilight on the Waterfront: Brooklyn’s Vanishing Industrial Heritage, Brooklyn Public Library, New York (solo show)
- Click!, Brooklyn Museum, Brooklyn, New York
Grants and Commissions
- New York State Council on the Arts (NYSCA), Support For Artists Grant (2023)
- Waterfront Alliance, Art at the BlueLine Grant (2021)
- Awesome Foundation, On The Water Grant (2021)
- NYC H2O, NY City Council Cultural Immigration Initiative Grant (2020)
- SWIM Coalition, Getting to Zero in Dutch Kills public art commission (2019)
- Museum of the City of New York, Croton Aqueduct photography commission (2017)
- Rooftop Films, Rooftop Filmmakers’ Fund Short Film Grant (2015)
- Rooftop Films, Rooftop Film/DCTV Equipment and Services Short Film Grant (2015)
- Partnerships For Parks, Capacity Fund Grant (2015)
- Hudson River Foundation, Newtown Creek Fund Grant (2012)
- Brooklyn Arts Council, Community Arts Fund Grant (2012)
- Funding Emerging Art with Sustainable Tactics, FEAST Grant (2012)
- Macktez, Summer Stipend Development Grant (2012)
- In Our Backyards (ioby), Greening Western Queens Fund Grant (2012)
- North Brooklyn Public Art Coalition, nbECO commission (2011)
- BRIC Contemporary Art Education, Invent/Onsite commission (2010)
Artists Residencies and Fellowships
- Research Fellowship, Brooklyn Waterfront Research Center, NYC College of Technology (2021-2022)
- Project Space Residency, Works on Water, Governors Island, NY (2019)
- Artists Residency, Works on Water, Governors Island, NY (2018)
- Artists Residency, Human Impacts Institute, Brooklyn Library, NY (2018)
- Studio In The Park Artists Residency, Queens Museum/New York City Parks Department/ArtBuilt, NY (2016)
Permanent Collections
- Museum of the City of New York
- Brooklyn Historical Society
- Brooklyn Collection, Brooklyn Public Library
Arts Curation and Film Programming
- Chance Ecologies, Curator (2015-2020)
- Listening to Dutch Kills, SWIM Coalition, Public Art Project Curator (2019)
- Chance Ecologies: Queens, Queens Museum, Exhibit Curator (2016)
- Chance Ecologies: The Wild Landscape of Hunter’s Point South, Radiator Gallery, Exhibit Curator (2015)
- Combined Overflow, Proteus Gowanus, Exhibit Curator (2014)
- Brooklyn Film Festival, Director of Programming (2010-2014)
- Brooklyn Film Festival, Documentary Programmer (2008-2014)
- Senza Frontiere – Without Borders Film Festival, Selection Committee (2008-2014)
- Red Hook Film Festival, Festival Director and Film Programmer (2008-2010)
- Brooklyn Independent Cinema Series, Associate Film Programmer (2008-2009)
Film Juries and Advisory Boards
- UnionDocs, Advisory Council (2010-present)
- Brooklyn Film Festival, Advisory Board (2015-present)
- Brooklyn Film Festival, Feature Documentary Jury (2015-2016, 2018-present)
- International Documentary Association (IDA) Documentary Awards, Committee Chair, Multi-Part Series Jury (2018-2019)
- International Documentary Association (IDA) Documentary Awards, Limited Series Juror (2014, 2015, 2017) and Curated Series Juror (2016)
- Galway Film Fleadh, Short Documentary Jury (2016)
- New Jersey State Council On The Arts, Grant Review Panelist (2013-2016)
- P.O.V., Pre-Screener (2009-2016)
- Red Hook Film Festival, Festival Advisor (2011-2012)
- Doomsday Film Festival, Festival Advisor (2009-2012)
Lectures, Panels, Walks and Talks
2023
- Design For Water, American Institute of Architects Brooklyn, NYC College of Technology, Brooklyn, NY
2022
- Surge Barriers and the Ecology of Jamaica Bay, Brooklyn Waterfront Research Center, NYC College of Technology, Brooklyn, NY
- Artists Talk and Screening, NYU Gallatin, NY
- Cedar Grove Beach Walk, NYC H20, Staten Island, NY
- Tibbetts Brook Walk, Spitzer School of Architecture, City College of NY, Bronx, NY
- Artists Talk, NYU, Tisch School of the Arts, Department of Cinema Studies, NY
- Bronx River Walk, Spitzer School of Architecture, City College of NY, Queens, NY
- Artists Talk, Staten Island Museum, Staten Island
- Hunts Point Walk, Spitzer School of Architecture, City College of NY, Bronx, NY
- Climate Resilient Infrastructure, Resilient Schools Consortium (RiSC) Learning Institute, Brooklyn, NY
- A Study of Long Island City’s Post Industrial Landscape, Greater Astoria Historical Society, Queens, NY
- Shoreline Change, UnionDocs, Brooklyn, NY
- Winant’s Brook and Rossville, NYC H20, Staten Island, NY
- Responses to Sea Level Rise in New York City, Brooklyn Waterfront Research Center Conference, NYC College of Technology, Brooklyn, NY
- Managed Retreat From Sea Level Rise in New York City, The Nature of Cities Festival, New York, NY
- Hunters Point South and the Newtown Creek Nature Walk, Syracuse University, New York, NY
- The Newtown Creek Nature Walk, Barnard College of Columbia University, Queens, NY
- Artists Talk, UnionDocs Collaborative Studio, Brooklyn, NY
2021
- Listening to Dutch Kills, Spitzer School of Architecture, City College of NY, Queens, NY
- Newtown Creek Nature Walk and Penny Bridge Site, Spitzer School of Architecture, City College of NY, Brooklyn, NY
- Art at the BlueLine: A Conversation on Climate and Social Resilience with Artists, Waterfront Alliance, NY, NY
- Sandy Brook and Sandy Ground, NYC H2O, Staten Island, New York
- Stories of Sea Level Rise: Creatively Communicating the Impacts of Climate Change, At What Point Managed Retreat conference, Columbia University, New York
- Flushing Creek and Flushing Park, Columbia University GSAPP, Queens, New York
- Mapping Staten Island’s Wild Creeks, Jane’s Walk, Municipal Art Society of New York
- Science, Art & The Climate Crisis, Brooklyn Waterfront Research Center Conference, Brooklyn, NY
- Mill Creek and Richmond Valley, NYC H2O, Staten Island, New York
- The Newtown Creek Nature Walk, Rising Urbanists Conference, City College of New York, NY
- Urban Growth and Gowanus Canal Artist’s Talk, St. John’s University, Queens, NY
- Listening to Dutch Kills, The Nature of Cities Festival, New York, NY
- Documenting the Gowanus Canal Cleanup, Turnstile Tours, Brooklyn, NY
2020
- Richmond Creek and Brookfield Park, NYC H20, Staten Island, New York
- Managed Retreat: Film Screening & Panel, The New School, NY, NY
- Tappen’s Creek and Kreischerville, NYC H20, Staten Island, New York
- The Harlem River – New York’s Forgotten Waterfront, Untapped NY, NY
- Managed Retreat Artist’s Talk, Middlebury Institute of International Studies at Monterey, California
- Prince’s Bay and Lemon Creek, NYC H20, Staten Island, New York
- Bloomfield, Staten Island Walk, Spitzer School of Architecture, City College of NY, Staten Island, NY
- Managed Retreat Artist’s Talk, Weitzman School of Design, University of Pennsylvania
- Disconnected River: A Public Humanities Walk of the Harlem River, Heyman Center for Humanities, Columbia University, New York
- Waterfront Industrial Preservation, New York Preservation Archive Project, New York
- A Virtual Walk in Green-Wood Cemetery, TurnStile Tours, Brooklyn, New York
- Newtown Creek Nature Walk, Rutgers University and NYU Gallatin, Newtown Creek, Brooklyn, New York
- New York City’s Waterfront, The Neighborhood panel series, Curbed NY, Queens, New York
- Climate Landscapes: Our Changing Shores, Rutgers University, Newark, New Jersey
2019
- Managed Retreat Artist’s Talk, St. John’s University, Queens and Staten Island, New York
- Managed Retreat Artist’s Talk, California College of Arts, San Francisco, California
- Managed Retreat: Documentary Screening and Climate Change Resiliency Panel, The Conway School, Northampton, Massachusetts
- Managed Retreat: A Film Screening and Panel Discussion, UMass Boston’s Sustainable Solutions Lab, Boston Society of Architects, Boston, Massachusetts
- Cinematography: Building Rapport, Doc NYC Pro, Manhattan, New York
- Cinematography: Imagery as Character, Doc NYC Pro, Manhattan, New York
- Managed Retreat Artist’s Talk, Wagner College, Staten Island
- Managed Retreat, A Documentary Film, At What Point Managed Retreat? Resilience Building in the Coastal Zone conference, Columbia University, New York
- Public Art and Green Infrastructure on the Newtown Creek, Museum for Future Fossils, NYU Gallatin, Brooklyn, New York
- Tracking Lemon Creek, NYC H2O, Staten Island, New York
- A Picture is Worth One Thousand Words: Breaking Through With Climate Art, Waterfront Alliance, Waterfront Conference, New York
- Celebrating Guernica Magazine’s Climate Fiction Issue, NYU Gallatin School of Individualized Study, New York
- Environmental Empathies Roundtable, Callahan Center Gallery, St. Francis College, Brooklyn, New York
- GANYC Apple Awards, SVA Theater, Manhattan, New York
2018
- NYC’s Wetlands 2050, Science of the Living City Seminar Series, Queens Borough Hall, New York
- Crisis Studies, Imagine Science Film Festival, Brooklyn, New York
- Managed Retreat, Wagner College, Staten Island, New York
- Words on Water, Works on Water, Governors Island, Manhattan, New York
- 2018 Summit for New York City, Municipal Art Society, Manhattan, New York
- Reclaimed Journeys: The Films of Nathan Kensinger, 61 Franklin and Java Street Gardens, Brooklyn, New York
- Lemon Creek Walk, Natural Areas Conservancy, Staten Island, New York
- Chance Ecologies: Grand Army Plaza, Democracy Lab at the Spacebuster, Brooklyn Library, Brooklyn
- Tracking Lemon Creek, NYC H2O, Staten Island, New York
- Chance Ecologies: Wild Panorama Walk, Open Engagement, Queens Museum, Queens, New York
- Imagining the Impossible: The Role of Art and Novels in Understanding Climate Change, The Art and Activism of the Anthropocene, The New York Society Library, New York
- Above, Over and Below: Emerging Media as a tool for Place Making and Social Engagement, Our (Digital) Humanity Conference, Lehigh University, Bethlehem, Pennsylvania
2017
- Inspired by the Water’s Edge, Brooklyn Historical Society, Brooklyn NY
- Chance Ecologies: Artists and Post-Industrial Urban Wilderness, UnionDocs, Brooklyn, New York
- The Environmental Protection Agency in New York City, United Nations Association, Queens Museum, Queens, NY
- Reclaiming Our Estuary: The Newtown Creek Experience, LaGuardia Community College, Queens, New York
- Shooting the Brooklyn Waterfront, Brooklyn Waterfront Research Center, City Tech CUNY, New York
2016
- Over, Under, and By The Water, Swale, Brooklyn, New York
- Digging into Chance Ecologies, Queens Museum, New York
- Reading New York Urbanisms Review Panel, Columbia University, New York
- Curators Open House, Studio In The Park, Queens, New York
- Artists Lecture, College of Staten Island, Staten Island, New York
- Curator Talk, Radiator Gallery, Queens, New York
2015
- Urban Studies Critique Panel, Columbia University, New York
- Inwood’s Waterfront, Columbia University, New York
- Chance Ecologies – Public Discussion, Radiator Gallery, Queens, New York
- Brooklyn Waterfront Past & Present, Classic Harbor Lines, New York
- Artists Panel, NYC Parks Department, Poe Park Center, Bronx, New York
- Exploring Lemon Creek, Jane’s Walk, Municipal Art Society of New York
- After The Storm: Documenting Sandy’s Impact, The New School, New York
- UnionDocs Critique Panel Juror, UnionDocs Summer Documentary Intensive program, Brooklyn, NY
- The Gentrification of Brooklyn – 5 Years Later, Brooklyn Historical Society, New York
2014
- The Newton Creek Armada and Other Projects, Open Engagement, Queens Museum, New York
- Artist Lecture, John Jay College, Manhattan, New York
- Collaborative Filmmaking, Brooklyn Film Festival Exchange, New York
- UnionDocs Collaborative Critique Panel, UnionDocs, Brooklyn, New York
2013
- Views From The Water: Maritime Explorations of New York City, UnionDocs, Brooklyn, New York
- Microcinema in Brooklyn, Brooklyn Film Festival Exchange, New York
- Artists Panel, St. John’s University, Queens, New York
- Guest Lecturer, Polytechnic Institute of New York University, Brooklyn New York
- Artist Lecture, Polytechnic Institute of New York University, Brooklyn New York
- UnionDocs Collaborative Critique Panel, UnionDocs, Brooklyn, New York
2012
- Lost Waterfronts of New York, Observatory at Proteus Gowanus, Brooklyn, New York
- Vacant Waterfront: Edgemere, Queens, The Boatel, Queens, New York
- Documentary Distribution, Brooklyn Film Festival Exchange, New York
2011
- Down the Road: Modern New York Street Photography, UnionDocs, Brooklyn, New York
- Block By Block: New York Street Historians, UnionDocs, Brooklyn, New York
- Gowanus Canal: Toxic Playground, Cabinet Space, Brooklyn, New York
- Artist Lecture, De Anza College, Cupertino, California
2010 and earlier
- Staten Island’s Post Industrial Waterfront, NYC Parks Department & The Council on Art and Humanities in Staten Island, New York (2010)
- Picturing New York City’s Post-Industrial Waterfront, NYC Parks Department & The Metropolitan Exchange, Brooklyn, New York (2010)
- Pretty, Vacant: Abandoned New York, Open City Dialogue Series, Brooklyn, New York (2009)
- Making Covered Tracks, San Francisco Independent Film Festival, California (2008)
- Brooklyn Decay Crew, New York Photobloggers, New York (2007)
Selected Screenings
2022
- Rooftop Films, Brooklyn, NY
- Imagine Science Film Festival, New York, NY
- Rockaway Film Festival, Queens, NY
- Maritime Film Festival, City Lore, Manhattan, NY
- On Deck Film Festival, Newtown Creek, Brooklyn, NY
- UnionDocs, Brooklyn, NY
- Brooklyn Waterfront Research Center Conference, NYC College of Technology, NY
2021
- Copenhagen Architecture Festival, Danish Film Institute Cinematheque, Copenhagen, Denmark
- Lund International Architecture Film Festival, Lund, Sweden
- Rockaway Film Festival, Queens, New York
- Princeton Environmental Film Festival, Princeton, New Jersey
2020
- DOC NYC Film Festival, Manhattan, New York
- Cinema Verde Environmental Film Festival, Gainesville, Florida
- Watershed Justice Film Series, Guardians of Flushing Bay, Queens, New York
2019
- Princeton Environmental Film Festival, Princeton, New Jersey
- Arquiteturas Film Festival, Lisbon, Portugal
- Krakow International Green Film Festival, Krakow, Poland
- Hello Tomorrow Global Summit, Paris, France
- Preservation Film Festival, National Lighthouse Museum, Staten Island, New York
- Rockaway Film Festival, Queens, New York
- Boston Society of Architects, Massachusetts
2018
- Rooftop Films Summer Series, Brooklyn, New York
- Open Engagement, Queens Museum, Queens, New York
- Imagine Science Film Festival, Brooklyn, New York
- Environmental Film Festival Australia, Australian Centre for the Moving Image, Melbourne, Australia
2016
- A Frame Apart, Queens International 2016, Queens Museum, New York
- Chance Ecologies in Motion, Queens Museum, New York
- Paper Forest, Biome Arts, Swale, Brooklyn, New York
2015
- Saint Florian Gowanus Pageant, Morbid Anatomy Museum, Brooklyn, New York
- The Sunview Luncheonette, Brooklyn, New York
2014
- Open Engagement, Queens Museum, New York
2013
- Greenpoint Film Festival, Brooklyn, New York
- Scene: Brooklyn Screening Series, UnionDocs, New York
- Maritime Film Festival, Brooklyn, New York
- Bernal Heights Outdoor Cinema, California
- Waterwheel, World Water Day Symposium
- Cinebeasts Subway Series, New York
2012
- Observatory, Proteus Gowanus, Brooklyn, New York
2011
- Bring To Light, New York
2010
- San Francisco Independent Film Festival, California
- Rooftop Film Festival, New York
2009
- UnionDocs, New York
- Red Hook Film Festival, New York
- San Francisco Public Library, California
- Bernal Heights Outdoor Cinema, California
- Rooftop TV – Manhattan Neighborhood Network, New York
2008
- Slamdance Film Festival, Utah
- Boston Underground Film Festival, Massachusetts
- San Francisco Independent Film Festival, California
- Rooftop Film Festival, New York
- Fantasia Film Festival, Montreal
- Black Maria Film Festival, New Jersey
- Crossroads Film Festival, Mississippi
- Lake County Film Festival, Illinois
- Bernal Heights Outdoor Cinema, California
- New York Public Library, New York
2007
- Rooftop Film Festival, New York
- Brooklyn Independent Cinema Series, New York
- Red Hook International Film Festival, New York
- Five Town Massive Film Festival, Vermont
- Last Supper Film Festival, New York
- Millenium Film Workshop, New York
- East Coast Aliens, New York
2006
- San Francisco Documentary Film Festival, California
- Artists Television Access, San Francisco, California
- Bernal Heights Outdoor Cinema, California
- San Francisco Public Library, California
- Brooklyn Independent Cinema Series, New York
- Bluestocking Collective, New York
Interviews, Reviews and News
2023
- “Storefront for Art and Architecture, On the Ground: Broadcasts | Threshold,” Montez Press Radio, March 26, 2023
- “Environmental groups oppose $52B plan to build storm surge gates in NY-NJ waterways,” WNYC, All Things Considered, February 23, 2023
2022
- “EPA delays cleanup of Brooklyn’s toxic Newtown Creek Superfund site until 2032.” WNYC, All Things Considered, December 5, 2022
- “10 years after Hurricane Sandy, New York City’s infrastructure is more resilient,” NPR, Weekend Edition Saturday, October 29, 2022
- “Now and then: A photojournalist reviews how Hurricane Sandy transformed New York City,” WNYC, Morning Edition, Rosemary Misdary, October 26, 2022
- “Army Corps proposes $52 billion storm surge barriers for New York-New Jersey waterways,” WNYC, All Things Considered, September 27, 2022
- “Ground Reclaimed: Lost Landscapes of Long Island City Projected Onto Hunter’s Point South Park,” Untapped New York, Michelle Young, June 16, 2022
2021
- “25 New Faces of Independent Film 2021,” Filmmaker Magazine, Erik Luers, October, 2021
- “13 New Public Art Installations in NYC,” Untapped New York, Irene Madrigal, July 1, 2021
2020
- “Observed at DOC NYC 2020,” Design Observer, Susan Morris, December 11, 2020
- “DOC NYC Film Festival – Critic’s Choices,” The Independent, Kurt Brokaw, November 23, 2020
- “Admirals Row Featured in New Documentary, Urban Growth,” Untapped NY, Nicole Saraniero, November 13, 2020
- “A Conversation with Nate Dorr and Nathan Kensinger,” Navy Yard Neighbor BK, Julia Weeks, September 27, 2020
- “In New York City, ‘Managed Retreat’ Has Become a Grim Reality,” Inside Climate News, Ilana Cohen, July 4, 2020
- “Admiral’s Row, 1864-2016,” Underwater New York, Nathan Kensinger & Nate Dorr, Issue 16, Spring 2020
2019
- “Could flooding be a cure for rising seas?,” Deutsche Welle, Tamsin Walker, December 23, 2019
- “Here’s What The Historic Admiral’s Row Looked Like Before It Was A Wegmans,” Gothamist, Jen Carlson, October 30, 2019
- “A “Memorial” to Admiral’s Row was Projected Onto Wegman’s at Brooklyn Navy Yard,” Untapped New York, Michelle Young, October 30, 2019
- “Make It an Endless Summer With These Beachside Film Fests,” Bedford and Bowery, Daniel Maurer, October 1, 2019
- “Exit Stage,” Landscape Architecture Magazine, Tom Stoelker, July 18, 2019
- “Nathan Kensinger, documenting the climate crisis,” Clot Magazine, Allan Gardner, July, 2019
- “NYC filmmaker on 3 Staten Island neighborhoods that made a ‘Managed Retreat’ post-Sandy,” AM New York, Edward Colby, June 26, 2019
- “Highlights from the 2019 NYC Waterfront Conference,” Untapped Cities, Nicole Saraniero, May 7, 2019
- “Authors Discuss Fiction’s Role in Climate Change Awareness For Earth Day,” Washington Square News, Shanti Escalante, April 24, 2019
- “Exploring NYC’s hidden corners with photographer Nathan Kensinger,” Curbed NY, Amy Plitt, January 29, 2019
2018
- “Brooklyn’s Visual Reboot,” NY Times, John Leland, November 15, 2018
- “Interview with Photographer and Filmmaker Nathan Kensinger,” Burning Worlds: Climate Change in Art and Literature, Amy Brady, November, 2018
- “New York’s Forgotten Waterways,” NY Times, John Leland, September 27, 2018
- “See how Sandy-ravaged Staten Island neighborhoods have been transformed,” Curbed NY, Amy Plitt, August 24, 2018
- “Documentary “Managed Retreat” Follows Strategic Destruction of Staten Island Waterfront Neighborhoods,” Untapped Cities, Gabrielle Showalter, August 24th, 2018
- “How three Staten Island neighborhoods are being demolished and returned back to nature in New York’s first ‘managed retreat’ from rising sea levels,” Daily Mail, Regina Graham, August 21, 2018
- “Where the wild things were: Brooklyn’s Greenpoint waterfront – once populated by shipyards and sugar refineries, then a playground for punks, squatters and graffiti artists – is cashing in on its view across to Manhattan,” Daily Mail, Dusica Sue Malesevic, August 17, 2018
- “Wild guide: Films highlight city’s natural landscapes,” Brooklyn Paper, Julianne McShane, August 8, 2018
- “Was a Fire Set to Destroy Part of Brooklyn’s Industrial Past?” The Bridge, Michael Stahl, July 12, 2018
- “The Art and Activism of the Anthropocene, Part III: A Conversation with Helen Phillips, Amitav Ghosh, and Nathan Kensinger,” Los Angeles Review of Books, Amy Brady, July 10, 2018
- “12 Things to Do in NYC This Week,” Untapped Cities, May 10, 2018
- “Three Summer Movie Fests Make Lineup Announcements,” Bedford and Bowery, Daniel Maurer, May 9, 2018
- “The Changing Face of New York,” Metrofocus, PBS 13, April 17, 2018
- “Beautiful Borough,” Queens Courier, Robert Pozarycki, January 4, 2018
2017
- “How a Massive Public Works Project Saved a Parched New York,” NY Times, Sam Roberts, December 4, 2017
- “When Thirsty 19th-Century New Yorkers Built a Seemingly Impossible Aqueduct,” Hyperallergic, Allison Meier, November 15, 2017
- “175 years of fresh water later,” The Riverdale Press, Lisa Herndon, October 13, 2017
- “The Museum of the City of New York Opens New Exhibition, ‘To Quench the Thirst of New Yorkers: The Croton Aqueduct at 175’,” Untapped Cities, Jasmine Saunders, September 11, 2017
- “The New Season of Art: Listings for the Fall Season and Beyond,” NY Times,
- “Climate Risk and Resilience Planning in an Urban Governance Context,” iglus Quarterly, Andrea McArdle, September 2017
- “As the Waterfront Spruces Up, Let’s Not Forget Its Past,” The Bridge, Stephen Koepp, July 1, 2017
- “Brooklyn Historical Society debuts its new Dumbo outpost at Empire Stores,” Curbed NY, Amy Plitt, May 19, 2017
- “Brooklyn Historical Society Opens Second Location in Empire Stores in DUMBO, Brooklyn,” Untapped Cities, Susan Xu, May 19, 2017
- “Remnants of NYC Landfill Explored in ‘Dead Horse Bay: The Glass Graveyard of Brooklyn’ Exhibit,” Untapped Cities, Shervin Abdolhamidi, March 17, 2017
- “Let It Decay: Cultural Precarity in the Anthropocene,” Miami Rail, Christopher Kennedy, Spring 2017
2016
- “Nathan Kensinger, Photojournalist,” Culture Connect TV, Audrey Daniel, December 23, 2016
- “Empathy For Place,” Mediapolis: a Journal of Cities and Culture, Edrex Fontanilla and Sarah Nelson Wright, September 5, 2016
- “A New Postindustrial Nature: Remembering the Wild Waterfront of Hunters Point,” Streetnotes, Volume 25: Between Spectacle and Resistance, Daniel Campo, 2016
- “Queens’s ‘unmanaged’ waterfront wildlife chronicled at Queens Museum,” Curbed NY, Tanay Warerkar, Oct 10, 2016
- “Brooklyn waterfronts spotlighted in MTA underground exhibit,” Brooklyn Reporter, Anna Spivak, October 4, 2016
- “Exploring New York City’s Silent Shores,” Hyperallergic, Allison Meier, September 29, 2016
- “Empathy For Place,” Mediapolis, Edrex Fontanilla and Sarah Nelson Wright, September 5, 2016
- “Brooklyn’s changing waterfront documented in a new MTA exhibit,” Curbed NY, Amy Plitt, September 2, 2016
- “Photos of Changing Brooklyn Landscape Inside Atlantic Avenue-Barclays Center Subway Station,” Untapped Cities, Michelle Young, September 2, 2016
- “The New York You Never Knew,” State of the Arts NYC, WBAI Radio, August 5, 2016
- “This Week’s Must-See Art Events: Augmented Reality, Black Lives Matter, Bromoeroticism, and More,” Art F City, Michael Anthony Farley, August 1, 2016
- “25 stupendous things to do in Queens this week,” Queens Courier, Oriana Leckert, August 1, 2016
- “Studio in the Park’s ‘Chance Ecologies’ Takes an In-Depth Look at NYC’s Flushing River,” Untapped Cities, Jenna Bagcal, July 20, 2016
- “Film Screening at Queens Museum Will Show Lost Places of Hunters Point South,” Untapped Cities, Jeff Reuben, April 8, 2016
- “5 Must-see Art Openings in NYC,” UpOut, Erik Neilson, January 4, 2016
2015
- “16 Art Installations in NYC Not to Miss in January 2016,” Untapped Cities, Lynn Lieberman, December 28, 2015
- “Chance Ecologies Art Exhibition Explores the Soon to be Lost Wild Landscapes of Hunter’s Point South,” Untapped Cities, Jeff Reuben, December 23, 2015
- “Rooftop Films Announces 2015 Rooftop Filmmakers Fund Grant Recipients,” Indiewire, Tarek Shoukri, December 10, 2015
- “Rooftop Filmmakers Fund Grant Winners for 2015 Announced,” Filmmaker Magazine, Paula Bernstein, December 10, 2015
- “Atlas 134 – Kensinger / Burckhardt,” Atlas Art News, Jeff Bergman, October 9, 2015
- “Welcome To The ‘Secret’ Wild Riverside Forest In Queens,” Gothamist, Nate Dorr, September 4, 2015
- “The Abandoned, Wild Landscape of Hunters Point Waterfront in Long Island City,” Untapped Cities, Eric Lau and Michelle Young, August 25, 2015
- “New York’s shadowy secret: No-man’s land dubbed The Hole,” Daily Mail, Christopher Brennan, August 15, 2015
- “New York’s darkest secret: The Hole is a Mafia graveyard that few people venture into,” The Independent, Alexander Nazaryan, August 14, 2015
- “The ‘Hole’ is 12 Feet Below Street Level and About A Century Behind the Rest of New York,” Newsweek, Alexander Nazaryan, July 16, 2015
- “NYC’s Oldest Surviving Bridge Reopens After Four Decades of Decay,” Hyperallergic, Allison Meier, July 1, 2015
- “Public Art at Hunters Point: A Planning Visit,” Art In Odd Places, Matthew Morowitz, May 20, 2015
- “Jane’s Walks NYC: 10 ways to explore Staten Island,” Staten Island Advance, Kathryn Carse, April 30, 2015
- “Studio space race: Artists look back on five years of gentrification,” Brooklyn Daily, Danielle Furfaro, March 13, 2015
2014
- “Fluid on Staten Island,” Staten Island Advance, Michael J. Fressola, October 17, 2014
- “Photographer documents uneven Sandy recovery in hardest-hit neighborhoods,” PBS Newshour, November 2, 2014
- “7 Local and Not-So-Local Ones to Catch at the Brooklyn Film Festival,” Bedford + Bowery, Kirsten O’Regan, May 28, 2014
- “Brooklyn Film Festival Kicks Off In Williamsburg Friday,” DNAinfo, Megan Cerullo, May 28, 2014
- “Open Engagement Saturday: Focus on Newtown Creek Armada,” Art F City, Paddy Johnson, May 21, 2014
- “Combined Overflow: Artists Take on NYC’s Two Big Superfund Sites,” Untapped Cities, Alexander McQuilkin, May 21, 2014
- “Sonstein Sunday,” Q104.3 FM, Shelli Sonstein, May 18, 2014
- “Combined Overflow — On View until May 24th,” Urban Omnibus, May 13, 2014
2013
- “Remembering the ‘Forgotten City,’ Greenpoint Terminal Market,” New York Magazine: Bedford + Bowery, Elizabeth Flock, December 31, 2013
- “The Billion-Dollar Megaprojects That Will Transform NYC By 2030,” Gizmodo, Kelsey Campbell-Dollaghan, December 19, 2013
- “Remote Voyages Exhibit Shows the Outcome of a Participatory Art Project Exploring Newtown Creek in Brooklyn,” Untapped Cities, Laura Itzkowitz, November 18, 2013
- “Spotlight: Superfund Research Fleet,” Imagine Science Films, Nate Dorr, November 15, 2013
- “Famed Sewer Explorer and Other Aquatic Artists Confront City’s Waterfront,” DNA Info, Meredith Hoffman, November 5, 2013
- “Rising Waters: Photographers Share Their Stories (and Photos) at The Museum of the City of NY,” Untapped Cities, Ben Helmer, October 29, 2013
- “New York stories: Just add water,” Times Ledger, Kevin Zimmerman, September 14, 2013
- “St. John’s University exhibit sheds light on forgotten waterfront,” NY Daily News, Clare Trapasso, September 6, 2013
- “Stunning Photos Throughout Time Trace NYC’s Relationship With Its Waterways,” Gothamist, Jen Carlson, September 4, 2013
- “The murky depths below: Remote boats scan Gowanus,” Brooklyn Paper, Natalie Musumeci, July 23, 2013
- “Pilot Remote-Controlled Boats In The Gowanus,” Gothamist, Christopher Robbins, July 12, 2013
- “Brooklyn Film Festival runs a bigger scene today with submissions from 119 countries,” NY Daily News, Elizabeth Weitzman, May 30, 2013
- “Bully Pulpits, Brooklyn’s Best,” The Wall Street Journal, Steve Dollar, May 29, 2013
- “What’s your favorite NYC secret?” Time Out New York, Nadia Chaudhury, April 9, 2013
- “Hulking tanks in Staten Island’s Rossville section must go,” Staten Island Advance, Mark Stein, February 13, 2013
2012
- “Arts & Sciences + Agreeing To Disagree,” AudioFiles, Eli Chen, November 28, 2012
- “Caught in the Act: Art in Brooklyn,” Brooklyn Independent Television, Abbey Adkinson, October 24, 2012
- “New York’s Floating Art Hotel, the Boatel, Will Close at the End of October,” Art Info, Allison Meier, October 17, 2012
- “On The Beat: Newtown Creek,” Municipal Art Society, Kate Lenahan, October 8, 2012
- “Poverty and the Ballot and Participatory Budgets,” CUNY TV, Brian Lehrer, September 19, 2012
- “Floating Down Newtown Creek, Boats Made From its Trash,” The Wall Street Journal, Joshua Dawsey, September 18, 2012
- “Goings On About Town: Above And Beyond,” The New Yorker, September 17, 2012
- “Sail Away: Up A Creek,” NY Post, Chris Erikson, September 14, 2012
- “Battleship Brooklyn: Mini Armada Attacks Superfund Site With Cameras,” Good Magazine, Julie Ma, September 14, 2012
- “Virtually Immersed in Toxic Waters,” Urban Omnibus, September 14, 2012
- “Remote controlled boats make use of polluted water,” ABC News, Lauren Glassberg, September 13, 2012
- “Under the Muck,” Brooklyn Paper, Natalie O’Neill, September 10, 2012
- “Pollution as Art: Radio-Controlled Armada Floats Where Canoes Dare Not Go,” Wired, Nathan Hurst, September 8, 2012
- “Model Boats Set to Launch From Polluted Newtown Creek,” WNYC News, Annmarie Fertoli, September 8, 2012
- “Artists Bring Attention to ‘One of the Nation’s Most Polluted Waterways’ With Art Boat Project,” Art Info, Allison Meier, September 6, 2012
- “Model boats will explore contaminated New York City waterway,” Boing Boing, Mark Frauenfelder, September 5, 2012
- “Dive Into Newtown Creek’s Toxic Waters,” Gothamist, Garth Johnston, September 5, 2012
- “Newtown Creek Remote Control Boats Set to Launch,” DNA Info, Meredith Hoffman, August 31, 2012
- “Empty LNG tanks, a Staten Island community blemish, attract urban explorers,” Staten Island Advance, Mark Stein, July 12, 2012
- “Dark Legacy, Points of Light: Photographers and Newtown Creek,” Professional Women Photographers, Catherine Kirkpatrick, July 8, 2012
- “Brooklyn Film Festival Zooms In on Community,” The Wall Street Journal, Steve Dollar, May 30, 2012
- “Interview with Nathan Kensinger,” Filmwax Radio, Adam Schartoff, March 7, 2012
- “Brooklyn Artists to Film Newtown Creek Filth with Remote-Control Boats,” DNA Info, Meredith Hoffman, February 14, 2012
- “Controversy as Muse–Atlantic Yards-Inspired Art,” Brooklyn Based, Jordan Galloway, January 10, 2012
2011
- “Block by Block: New York’s Street Historians,” Urban Omnibus, Meg Kelly, December 2, 2011
- “Newtown Creek Armada art project to set sail on polluted Greenpoint waterway,” New York Daily News, Erin Durkin, November 22, 2011
- “Modern New York Historians With Street Smarts,” Wall Street Journal, Bruce Bennett, November 19, 2011
- “A Great Adventure – Without Ever Leaving the Five Boroughs,” Brooklyn Paper, Juliet Linderman, November 15, 2011
- “Newtown Creek Armada to Sail Miniature Fleet on Polluted Waterway,” L Magazine, Benjamin Sutton, November 11, 2011
- “Artists will put cameras on boats in the Newtown Creek,” The Brooklyn Paper, Aaron Short, November 11, 2011
- “Cinebeast’s Gowanderlust,” Urban Omnibus, Meg Kelly, October 19, 2011
- “New York’s Nuit Blanche Redux: Industrial Buildings Brought to Light,” Huffington Post, Jaime Rojo & Steven Harrington, October 5, 2011
- “15 Best Things to Do This Week,” Time Out New York, October 3, 2011
- “Bring to Light | Nuit Blanche New York,” Urban Omnibus, September 30, 2011
- “Nuit Blanche Lights up the Greenpoint Night”, Brooklyn Based, Jordan Galloway, September 30, 2011
- “San Francisco Native Discovers Pouch Camp,” Staten Island Advance, Mark Stein, May 19, 2011
- “An Interview with Nathan Kensinger,” Next American City, Sarah Amandolare, January 3, 2011
2010
- “Movies In A Tunnel; Words and Photos in Harlem,” New York Times, Rachel Lee Harris, December 9, 2010
- “Village Voice Web Awards: The Finalists for Best Photo Blog Are…,” Village Voice, December 3, 2010
- “Creek Tragedy Exhibit at North Brooklyn Art Show,” New York Daily News, Elizabeth Lazarowitz, September 21, 2010
- “Boomtown Gone Bust: Photos of Abandoned Williamsburg,” The L Magazine, Jonny Diamond, September 2, 2010
- “Shooting Photos along the Shore,” Staten Island Advance, Mark Stein, June 3, 2010
- “Photography on the Fringes” Brooklyn Paper, Tony Cella, March 22, 2010
- “The Gentrification of Brooklyn: The Pink Elephant Speaks,” Urban Omnibus, Jesse Mintz-Roth, February 11, 2010
- “As If Swallowed Up By The Earth,” Art Slant, Nate Sensel, February 3, 2010
- “Love, Sex and Vegan Cake,” San Francisco Chronicle, Leah Garchik, February 2, 2010
2009
- “Urban Photographer Nathan Kensinger Knows NYC’s Best Rooftops, Toxic Industrial Canals, and Dive-Bar Bathrooms,” Village Voice, Mackenzie Schmidt, October 29, 2009
- “Nathan Kensinger Scoops New York’s Secret Parties,” Flavor Pill, Kelsey Keith, October 19, 2009
- “Hidden New York,” New York Times: Urban Eye, Melena Ryzik, October 19, 2009
- “Pretty, Vacant: A Slideshow of Abandoned New York,” Time Out New York, Chris Schonberger, October 15, 2009
- “Exploring the Uninhabited and Unknown,” New School Free Press, Helen Buyniski, March 30, 2009
- “A Fresh Look At Forgotten Places,” Staten Island Advance, Tevah Platt, March 19, 2009
- “Abandoned Brooklyn: Nate Kensinger at Union Docs,” Greenpoint Gazette, Adriane Quinlan, January 30, 2009
- “Nathan Kensinger, Photographer,” Gothamist, Jen Carlson, January 19, 2009
2008
- “Filmmakers Nathan and Keary Kensinger Open a Secret Commie Bookstore,” New York Magazine, September 12, 2008
- “Have Camera, Will Trespass, on Brooklyn’s Waterfront,” New York Times, Sewell Chan, August 1, 2008
- “The Twilight of Brooklyn’s Disappearing Industrial Waterfront, in Pictures,” The Brooklyn Daily Eagle, July 11, 2008
- “Vanishing Acts,” The Architects Newspaper, Anne Guiney, July 9, 2008
2007
- “Nathan Kensinger: Filmmaker,” Fine Books and Collections, Scott Brown, March, 2007
2006
- “Climb the Stairs,” San Francisco Bay Guardian, Johnny Ray Huston, May 17, 2006
- “Weekly Picks,” San Francisco Bay Guardian, Cheryl Eddy, October 25, 2006
- “The Hill Has Eyes,” SF 360, September 1, 2006
- Untitled, San Francisco Chronicle, Leah Garchik, February 7, 2006
Published Photographs
2022
- “Brooklyn’s Infamous Superfund Site: Also a Wildlife Haven,” Sierra Magazine, Lela Nargi, June 22, 2022
2021
- “New York: An Illustrated History (Revised and Expanded),” Knopf Doubleday Publishing Group, Ric Burns and James Sanders, 2021
- “Nature-Based Solutions for More Sustainable Cities,” Emerald Publishing, Edited by Benedetta Lucchitta & Edoardo Croci, 2021
2020
- “Introduction to the next NYC Comprehensive Waterfront Plan,” NYC Department of City Planning, August, 2020
- “Rise to Resilience Campaign,” Waterfront Alliance, Spring 2020
2019
- “The Fall of a Great American City: New York and the Urban Crisis of Affluence,” Simon and Schuster, Kevin Baker, 2019
- “Meet the New Yorkers choosing to live on its flood-prone coasts,” NY Post, Tim Donnelly, November 6, 2019
- “A Festival in the Bronx Will Explore Climate Change and Culture,” The New York Times, Sophie Haigney, September 18, 2019
- “New York City Panel on Climate Change 2019 Report, Chapter 4: Coastal Flooding,” Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences, March 15, 2019
2018
- “Brooklyn Photographs Now,” Rizzoli, Marla Hamburg Kennedy, 2018
2017
- “Citymakers,” The Monacelli Press, Cassim Shepard, 2017
- “Four Walls and a Roof,” Harvard University Press, Reinier de Graaf, 2017
- “Rockaway Beach: Art and Adaptive Capacity Post-Hurricane Sandy,” Rita Books, edited by Chris Viaggio, 2017
- “On The Waterfront,” Smithsonian Magazine, Haisam Hussein, May 2017
- “From Phyto to Myco,” Landscape Architecture Magazine, Lauren Mandel, April 2017
- “Managed retreat as a response to natural hazard risk,” Nature Climate Change, March, 2017
- “Resilient Edgemere Community Plan,” New York City Department of Housing & Development, March 2017
2016
- “Silent Beaches, Untold Stories: New York City’s Forgotten Waterfront,” Damiani, Elizabeth Albert, 2016
- “Building Healthy Communities: South Bronx Guide,” NYC Office of the Mayor, 2016
2015
- “Aging Architecture: The Staten Island Farm Colony’s Regeneration,” Urban Omnibus, Yael Friedman, November 18, 2015
- “Frankfurter Positionen 2015,” Festival Fur Neue Werke catalog, January 2015
- “State ban on liquefied natural gas storage remains in effect for New York City,” Staten Island Advance, Rachel Shapiro, January 30, 2015
2014
- “Art and Planning,” Urban Review Magazine, Mia Moffett, Fall 2014
- “Anti-Fragile: The Uncertain Future of Arverne East,” Urban Omnibus, Jonathan Tarleton and Gabriel Silberblatt, April 14, 2014
- “QueensWay Proposals Turn Abandoned Rockaway Rail Line Into a Photoshop Utopia,” Animal New York, Marina Galperina, March 26, 2014
2013
- “Hidden Cities,” Penguin Group, Moses Gates, 2013 (Title Page photograph)
- “Remembering the ‘Forgotten City,’ Greenpoint Terminal Market,” New York Magazine: Bedford + Bowery, Elizabeth Flock, December 31, 2013
- “Process under way to determine how to demolish Staten Island LNG tanks,” Staten Island Advance, Mark Stein and Tom Wrobleski, February 17, 2013
2012
- “Visualized: Lockheed P2V-5 Neptune,” Distro Magazine, June 29, 2012
- “Another Kind of Party Boat,” New York Magazine, May 20, 2012
- “A Love Letter to Brooklyn,” Overflow Magazine, Nathan Kensinger, Spring 2012
- “Greenpoint Locals Debate Use of $19M in Settlement Funds for Neighborhood,” DNA Info, Meredith Hoffman, March 23, 2012
- “Camera Obscura” Column, Curbed, Nathan Kensinger, May 2012 through April 2020
2011
- “Street Historians Dig and Climb New York’s Stranger Side,” PBS 13 WNET Metrofocus, Nathan Kensinger, November 16, 2011
- “Haunting Photos Of The Abandoned Governor’s Island In NYC,” Business Insider, Daniel Goodman, November 9, 2011
- “Staten Island’s Secret Oasis,” New York Times: City Room, May 9, 2011
- “The Hole: New York’s Ghost Town,” Architizer, Kelsey Campbell-Dollaghan, April 5, 2011
- “The Vacant Bungalows of New Dorp,” New York Times: City Room, March 9, 2011
- “In the Ruins of Playland, Artifacts of Better Days,” New York Times: City Room, January 3, 2011
- “Miracle Under 42nd Street,” Invention & Technology Magazine, Winter 2011, Volume 25, Number 4
2010
- “Neighbor Procedure,” Coach House Books, Rachel Zolf, 2010 (Book Cover)
- “Whole Prudes: Why is High-End Retail So Scarce in Park Slope?” New York Observer, Zeke Turner, December 7, 2010
- “Along Jamaica Bay, a Landfill’s Visual Legacy,” New York Times: City Room, November 10, 2010
- “Parting Shot: Sick!,” Animal New York, Bucky Turco, October 27, 2010
- “Richard Serra Sculpture Rusts in Bronx Yard,” New York Times, Sam Dolnick, September 26, 2010
- “Abandoned,” Overflow Magazine, Nathan Kensinger, Fall 2010
- “A Photo Tour of Brooklyn’s Navy Yard,” New York Times: The Local, Nathan Kensinger, July 9 2010
- “The Architects Rebuilding Domino Sugar in Williamsburg,” Flavor Wire, Kelsey Keith, January 22, 2010
2009
- “Tiny Museum on a Big Mission,” New York Times: The Local, Andy Newman, October 3, 2009
- “Kensinger’s Abandoned City,” Wink Magazine, August 4, 2009
- “Down By The Sea,” New York Magazine, June 7, 2009
- “Squatter Explosion,” New York Post, Sarah Ryley, May 31, 2009
2008
- “Brooklyn’s Industrial Side,” New York Times: Metro Region, July 31, 2008
2007
- “A Trump Towers Progress,” The New York Sun, September 13, 2007
- “Under the Streets of Brooklyn,” The New York Sun, September 12, 2007
Education
2001 BA, Hampshire College, Amherst, MA