Stephanie Bailey is the Managing Editor of Ibraaz and a compulsive art writer. Born and raised in Hong Kong, she is currently based in London, though her heart is in Athens, Greece, where she wrote, edited and taught for six years. A correspondent for Ocula, for whom she reviews art fairs without talking about money, Stephanie also writes for Artforum, ArtAsiaPacific, ART PAPERS, Modern Painters, LEAP and Yishu Journal of Contemporary Art, as well as Notes On Metamodernism and Hyperallergic. Stephanie contributed to and assisted in editing You Are Here — Art After the Internet, edited by Omar Kholeif, and also assisted in the editing of Volumes 01 (Uncommon Grounds), 02 (Archival Dissonance) and 03 (Future Imperfect) of Ibraaz Publishing and I.B. Tauris's print series on Visual Cultures in North Africa and the Middle East. She is also on the editorial committee for Naked Punch.
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