Victoria Fu

Objects of Desire, (exhibition catalogue, LACMA, 2023)

Wanda Strauven, “Screenic (Re)orientations: Desktop, Tabletop, Tablet, Booklet, Touchscreen, Etc.” in Screen Space Reconfigured, eds. Susanne Østby Sæther and Synne Bull (Amsterdam: Amsterdam University Press) 2020.

Los Angeles Times (feature article on VR, 2020)

Why Photography? (exhibition catalogue, Henie Onstad Kunstsenter, 2020).

Contemporary Art Review Los Angeles (CARLA) (feature article, 2020).

Brave New Worlds (exhibition catalogue, interview with Aily Nash, Palm Springs Art Museum, 2019).

This Skin of Ours, exhibition catalogue, texts by Liz Park, Wendy Vogel and Elizabeth Chodos, (Pittsburgh: Carnegie Mellon University, 2019).

Frieze LA Commission (catalogue, 2019)

LUX (Frieze LA interview, February 2019)

Monster A. (exhibition catalogue, University of Massachusetts Boston, 2018)

Frieze (review, October 2017)

Télévoix, (press release, 2017)

Artforum.com (Critics’ Pick, September 2017)

SCREEN (interview, December 2016)

Juvenilia (interview, December 2016)

CARLA (review, June 2016)

Introducing: Victoria Fu & Dylan Mira (MOCA.org conversation, 2016)

Bubble Over Green (exhibition brochure text by Tom Gunning, 2015)

Artforum.com (Critics’ Pick, March 2015)

Hyperallergic (review, 2015)

Baltimore Sun (review, 2015)

Artillery (VF text, September 2014)

2014 Whitney Biennial (exhibition catalogue, VF conversation, 2014)

Crossbar Radical-Tick Scoop Star (exhibition brochure text, 2014)

Cult of Splendor (exhibition catalogue including VF interview, 2014)

Artforum.com (October 2014)

Artcritical (review, June 2014)

Huffington Post (March 2014)

Art21 (feature text, December/January 2014)

KCET: Artbound (January 2014)

Daily Serving (review, September 2013)

Boston Globe (review, November 2012)

Milk of the Eye (exhibition brochure text, 2012)

Drain Magazine 13 (VF interview, April-September 2010)

The New York Times (review, May 2006)

ARTOFFICE.ORG

The Moving Index (VF online project, 2006-ongoing)

ARTOFFICE for Film + Video seeks and shares community around time-based art through screenings, exhibitions and as a real-time web resource. The Moving Index, its current platform, is a database of moving image exhibitions and events. Its contributors are practicing artists and educators located around the world.

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