Aaron Peck is a writer and educator. His work recently has appeared in the following publications: The New York Review Daily, Walrus Magazine, frieze magazine, Music & Literature, The Happy Reader, The White Review, and Artforum (among others).
He is the author of the novella, The Bewilderments of Bernard Willis; a monograph, Jeff Wall: North & West; and an artbook, Letters to the Pacific (in collaboration with artists Adam Harrison and Domic Osterried).
He has published various essays in exhibition catalogs, among them, on Corin Sworn for the Scottish Pavillion of the 2013 Venice Biennale, on Jeff Wall at the Kestnergesellschaft in 2014, on Studio for Propsotional Cinema at the Kunstverein Düsseldorf in 2016, and on Rayyne Tabet at the Witte de With in 2017. In 2016, he gave a gallery talk at the Witte de With, and previously in 2014 on Carl Andre at Dia:Beacon and in 2013 on Sturtevant at the Serpentine Galleries. In 2012, he participated in Documenta 13, as a "writer-in-residence."
In 2011, he received the Ian Wallace Excellence in Teaching Award at ECU.
