Theory on Demand #41 - Pandemic Exchange - How Artists Experiencethe COVID-19 Crisis, 2021
Net Art in the Low Lands, in A Critical History of Media Art in the Netherlands, Jan Sam Books, 2019
Breaking the Media Barrier - Net Art's Beginning, in Net Art Anthology, Rhizome, New Museum, New York, 2019
The Future is Unknown - I am the Future, in Faceless, Re-inventing Privacy through Subversive Media Strategies. 2018
The Irony and Ingenuity of Jonas Lund, Net Art Anthology, Rhizome, New York, June 2017
Automatic Rain, Net Art Anthology, Rhizome, New York, March 2017
Interview with Jonas Lund, Neural #56 - Intelligibly Weak, 2016
The Art of the Greater Cloud, Nieuwe Vide's Journal of Humanity #3 - WIFI, Connectivity and Digital Utopianism, Nieuwe Vide, Haarlem, October 2016
Post-Screen - Zur Disposition: die Interpretationen des Digitalen in der Kunst, Kunstforum, November 2016
If Art Is Possible At All: Robert Adrian X 1935 - 2015, Rhizome, December 2015
Net Art in the Nineties, The Berlin Connection, Frieze, May 2014.
Post-Digital is Post-Screen, Post-Digital Research, Februari 2014.
Trash Transmissions: Abstraction and Re-appropriation of the Wireless Domain in Art, ORFKunstradio Anniversary Book, written 2013, to be published.
Interview with Aram Bartholl, The Speed Book. Berlin: Gestalten, April 2012.
Copycats and Digital Natives, Catalog Collect the WWWorld, The Artist as Archivist in the Digital Age. Brescia: Link Editions, 2011.
Kunst + Technologie ≠ Toegepaste Kunst, Noodnummer Open, September 2011.
Nettitudes - Let's Talk Net Art, Institute of Network Cultures/NAi Publishers, 2011
Interview with Josephine Bosma, Franz Thalmair, Springerin issue 3 – May 2009
Mediated Remains, Piet Zwart Media Design exam catalogue – July 2007
The Body in Turbulence, online catalogue text Turbulence.org - January 2007
Voice and Code, Intelligent Agent ZeroOne ISEA issue - August 2006
Art as Experience: Meet the Active Audience, Network Art, ed. Tom Corby - January 2006
Net Art: Building something out of nothing, aRt&D Research and Development in Art book V2 – June 2005
Jodi and the Art of Deprogramming, online catalogue text, Montevideo/NL media arts institute - August 2005
Kunst tussen Taal en Teken: Jodi, De Gids – April 2005
Constructing Media Spaces, Public Sphere_s, MediaArtNet (ZKM) – December 2004
No Ego, A Prior, December 2003
The Dot on a Velvet Pillow, catalogue text Museum Contemporary Art Oslo - March 2003
People Below the Surface, for Nine poster de Waag Amsterdam - February 2003
Jodi and the Cargo Cult, catalogue Plug In gallery Basel - autumn 2002
Documenta X: no laughing matter, Rhizome – August 2002
Voiceover, Afterimage – July 2002
Identiteit in netkunst, Digital Exposure 3 reader - June 2002
Netkunst in Nederland, LucasX – December 2001
Martin Wattenberg ‘idea line’ review, Mute – December 2001
Net Echt, Metropolis M – March 2001
Net.congestion report, Telepolis – October 2000
Net art and Station Rose, Private://Public – October 2000
Musaic, the merging of all sound spaces, Sandbox, summer 2000, on line catalogue Crossfade, SFMoma – March 2001.
Between Moderation and Extremes, Switch – May 2000
Think: Possibility, not: Licence, Next5Minutes3 reader - March 1999
Interview with Kathy Rae Huffman, Netzkunst, book – June 1999
The Art of the Accident Deaf ’98, Telepolis – December 1998
Calling Nettime Radio, Readme, nettime reader - November 1998
Is it a commercial? Is it Spam? It is net art!, Mute - May 1998, UKS (Norway) – August 1998, an extended version appeared in Intelligent Agent, August 1998.
Clean your Screen, catalogue text First Real Net Art Gallery (Olia Lialina), 1998
Review Recycling the Future, Xchange reader – spring 1998
Net.radio and public space – ORF Kunstradio website - December 1997
From net.art to net.radio and back again – Ars Electronica catalogue – September 1997
Independent net.art, Rhizome – June 1997
What are Words Worth (on cyberfeminism) – Mute 8 - 1997
Interview with Heath Bunting – Telepolis - June 1997
Waves in the Web - ZKP4/nettime reader – May 1997, Telepolis – June 1997, Mute 8 – 1997, Revolting – early 1998.
