• On Formal Theory and aesthetics

• Ethics of Form I:  Photography, Evidence, and Judgement
  
• Ethics of Form II:  Force, Translation and the Limits of Capacity
  
• Ethics of Form III:  A Sacred Plasticity
  (series in development)

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• Harlem is Still Nowhere:  Richard Wright’s Black Health Aesthetics, and the Afterlife of the Renaissance
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• The Plastic Image:  Material Exposure and the Afterlife of Form in Michael Heizer's Double Negative
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• On aesthetics and black studies 

• In the Void:  Photographic Formation and Black Sacred Time on Mormon Mesa
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• Before and After are not Broken:  Howard Thurman and the  Sacred Plasticity of Photographic Night
  
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• Living Witness and the regimes of Reception:  Howard and Sue Bailey Thurman on Institutional Form and Black Presence

On Education and black studies 

• Sitting with the Problem:  Reviews of Racialized Processes and Racism in Educational Research
  
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• Mapping Community Demand and Public College Provision in Mid-Century Black Los Angeles


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• On philosophy and science
• On Collaborative Worldmaking: AI Ontologies, Mimetic Desire, and Remembering Suffering
  
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• Epistemic Humility as Witness: Reading Enterprise AI Ontologies with James Cone
  
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• Subjectifying Machines and the Rendering of Black Life as Calculable:  Black Theology in an age of Agentic AI