RECENT ESSAYS 

• “Alternative Internets and Their Lost Histories.” Los Angeles Review of Books. April 2021
• “‘Did We Dream Enough?’ THE THING BBS As An Experiment in Social-Cyber Sculpture.” Rhizome. New York City, NY. December 2020
• “Afterword: Towards a Variantology of Hands-On Practice.” Early Modern Visual Culture 18 (2020): 93-101
• “Interfaced.” Further Reading. Eds. Matthew Ruberry and Leah Price. New York: Oxford UP, 2020. 350-362
• with Maya Livio. “Towards Feminist Labs: Provocations for Collective Knowledge-Making.” Critical Makers Reader. eds. Loes Bogers and Letizia Chiappini. Amsterdam, Netherlands: Institute of Network Cultures, 2019
• with libi striegl. “Anarchive as Technique | The Media Archaeology Lab’s OLPC Mesh Network Project.” The International Journal of Digital Humanities (April 2019): 1-12
• “The Media Archaeology Lab as Platform for Undoing and Reimagining Media History.” Hands on Media History: A New Methodology in the Humanities and Social Sciences. Eds. John Ellis and Nick Hall. Routledge: 2019. 175-186.
• “Lab as Living Thing, Media Archaeological Fundus as Assemblage.” Achaeographies: A Festschrift for Wolfgang Ernst, Ed. Stefan Holtgen. Berlin, Germany: Schwabe Verlag Publishers (2019): 37-46
• “Excavating, Archiving, Making Media Inscriptions // In and Beyond the Media Archaeology Lab.” Inscription. Gothenburg, Sweden: Regional State Archives (2018): 247-272
• “Media Archeology Lab: Experimentation, Tinkering, Probing. Lori Emerson in conversation with Piotr Marecki.” Przegląd Kulturoznawczy (Fall 2017): 43-47
• with Benjamin Robertson. “Media Archaeology and Science Fiction.” Science Fiction Studies 44 (2017): 198-201
• “Media Archeology Lab: Experimentation, Tinkering, Probing. Lori Emerson in conversation with Piotr Marecki.” Przegląd Kulturoznawczy (Fall 2017): 43-47
• “As If, or, Using Media Archaeology to Reimagine Past, Present, and Future: An Interview with Lori Emerson.” International Journal of Communication 10 (June 2016)
• “What’s Wrong With the Internet and How We Can Fix It: An Interview with Internet Pioneer John Day.” Ctrl-Z: New Media Philosophy 5 (December 2015)

RECENT TALKS

• “Reading Future Histories of the Internet.” The Digital Reading Condition Symposium. University of Aarhus. Aarhus, Denmark. February 2021
• with libi striegl. “Frequency.” Protected: Performing Media Archaeological Experiments. University of Luxembourg. Luxembourg City, Luxembourg. December 2020
• “Community x (Pedagogy + Play) at the Media Archaeology Lab.” MetaCulture Media Festival. Department of Culture of Moscow. Moscow, Russia. December 2020
• “‘Did We Dream Enough?’ THE THING BBS as Social Sculpture.” Phantom Threads: Restoring The Thing BBS. Rhizome. New York City. July 2020
• “Infrastructural Regimes.” Humane Infrastructures Experimental Workshop, UCLA. Los Angeles, CA. March 2020
• “Documentation Best Practices in the Media Archaeology Lab.” Doing Experimental Media Archaeology Research Group. University of Luxembourg. Luxembourg City, Luxembourg. December 2019
• “Labs and Situated Knowledge Practices.” National Library of Norway. Oslo, Norway. November 2019
• “The Unbearable Open-endedness of ‘Lab’: A Variantology.” Digital Humanities 2018. Mexico City, Mexico. June 2018
• “AR/VR Crash Course: What’s Coming in Virtual and Augmented Reality.” Silicon Flatirons Center, Law School. University of Colorado at Boulder. Boulder, CO. April 2018
• “The Net is Neutral and Other Stories at the Threshold of Media Studies and the Humanities.” University of North Carolina. Durham, NC. April 2018