2021 “Schooling Assembly,” in Prospections, journal of BAK, basis voor actuele kunst.
2021 “Automatic Writing,” in Artforum. A review of Deep Scroll by Anne de Vries.
2021 “On the Necessary Labor of Thinking With, in DEEM Journal, Vol. 2.
2021 “Schooling Assembly,” in How to Assemble Now, BAK. Forthcoming.
2020 “Mind Goes Where Eyes Can’t Follow: Internalizing the Logics of Capture,” published in Women & Performance: A Journal of Feminist Theory, and MONDAY Art Journal.
2020 “Dark Study: Within, Below, Alongside,” in MARCH: A Journal of Art and Strategy.
2020 “Second Readings,” TANK Magazine.
2019 Moving Target: On Gretchen Bender, So Much Deathless, in Art in America.
2019 Machine Séance: On Kevin Beasley at the Whitney, Art in America.
2018 “Frame, Frame, Frame,” On Tony Conrad’s Retrospective at Albright Knox Galleries in Buffalo, Flash Art. Cover Story.
2018 “The Possibility of a Field” in queer.archive.work, published by Paul Soulellis.
2018 A Wild Ass Beyond: ApocalypseRN zine made in collaboration with Caitlin Cherry, Sondra Perry, and American Artist.
2018 “Lil’ Miquela Shows Us The Future of Fame,” Garage Magazine.
2018 “Silicon Valley Thinks Politics Doesn’t Exist,” Interview by Khan with Stanford professor Fred Turner, in 032 c. Originally published in 7×7 Magazine, “What’s To Be Done?”
2018 “I Need It To Forgive Me,” Glass Bead.
2017 “No Safe Mode: Sondra Perry’s Graft and Ash for a Three Monitor Workstation,” Flash Art, Cover Story.
2017 “Light Play: Twisting Reality and Deepening Narrative through Augmentation,” Mousse 60. Artists interviewed and featured include Meriem Bennani, Martine Syms, and Ian Cheng.
2017 “Soda Plains: In Tongues,” 4Columns.
2016 “Get Free: Music and Gender at MoMA PS1,” Art in America.
2016 “Defend and Protect,” California Sunday Magazine.
2016 “Family Function: Harm van den Dorpel’s Algorithmic Art,” Art in America.
2016 “Witch King Hours,” Spike Art Quarterly 52.
2016 “Trust Issues: Ian Cheng’s App Resists Digital Smoothness,” Rhizome
2016 “What’s in a Rave?” POSTmatter. Artists featured include designer David Rudnick, and experimental musicians Evian Christ and Lee Gamble.
2016 “Scaling Up to the Sublime,” aCCeSsions, Bard CCS.
2016 “Meriem Bennani’s iPhone-Video Collage Mesmerizes at MoMA PS1,” Village Voice
2016 “Casey Reas’s Disconcerting Software Paintings,” Village Voice
2016 “Bent Before a Screen and Dreaming,” Randian. Translated into Chinese by Gu Ling.
2015 “Towards a Poetics of Artificial Superintelligence,” After Us. Translated into German by Natalie Schütze. Translated into Spanish by Giancarlo Sandoval. Translated into Thai.
2015 “Business Fish, or, Emotion Under Late Capitalism,” Rhizome.
2015 “Games are a Faith-based Pursuit: A conversation with Jenn Frank,” Rhizome
2015 “Managing Boundaries with your Intelligent Personal Agent,” Rhizome
2015 “Simulation as Institutional Critique: Lawrence Lek’s ‘Unreal Estate’,” Rhizome
2015 “Flocking Behavior: TCF’s music of the boids,” with Laura Greig and Alexander Iadarola, Rhizome. Featuring 85 CE 86 EE 4 B B1 72 9 B 0 A AD 15 46 47 33 2 C 30 by artist TCF.
2015 “Making the Speculative Case for Music Along the Blockchain,” with Nick James Scavo, Rhizome
2014 “Meditating at the Piteous Gate,” with Alexander Iadarola, DIS Magazine.
2014 “Contagion! James Hoff’s infected media” with DeForrest Brown, Jr., for Rhizome
2014 “Wavelength: Modular Youth, A Speculative Playlist,” with DeForrest Brown, Jr., for Rhizome
2014 “The violent, lonely minds of Grand Theft Auto V,” Kill Screen.
2014 “Dealing With Urban Decay,” Kill Screen
2014 “Beyond: Two Souls wants to be more than a videogame, but it’s much less,” Kill Screen
2014 “South Park: The Stick of Truth is about the absurdity of being a ‘gamer’,” Kill Screen
2013 “Cardinal,” published in Conjunctions: 61, themed A Menagerie. Coedited by Benjamin Hale & Bradford Morrow. As of July 2014, issue is available for digital download through Open Road media.
2013 “Wind Waker, GTA V, and the beauty of the videogame selfie,” Kill Screen.
2013 “The Talking Dead,” Kill Screen
2013 “Shadowrun Returns Jacks Us Into-And out of- the Matrix,” Kill Screen
2012 “Talking, Thinking, Believing,” Kill Screen, Issue Three, The Intimacy Issue (Print).
2011 Gunn, First published online at American Literary Review, as runner up in ALR’s 2010 Fiction Contest. Featured on Longform Fiction.
2011 “Isolation Chambers,” Kill Screen.
2009 “Like a Boss,” Kill Screen, Issue One, The No Fun Issue (Print).
2009 “Black,” WebConjunctions, online home of Conjunctions.
2008 The Quarry, Published in Hunger Mountain. Winner of Howard Frank Mosher Fiction Prize.
2005 One, a novel. Archives of Harvard University Libraries.
Nora N. Khan 