Aaron Peck is the author of Jeff Wall: North & West, Letters to the Pacific, and The Bewilderments of Bernard Willis.
His articles and reviews are frequently in Aperture and the Times Literary Supplement, as well as having appeared in other places like The Believer, Walrus, and The New York Review of Books. (Please see the “Selected Essays and Reviews” page for more.)
A seasoned art critic, he has been a regular contributor to several contemporary art magazines, including Artforum and Frieze, written exhibition catalogue essays on various artists, and been invited to give talks at museums, such as the Serpentine Galleries in London and Dia:Beacon in New York. In 2012, Peck was invited to participate in the art exhibition Documenta 13 in Kassel, Germany, as a “writer-in-residence.” (Please see the “Art Writing” page.)
He lives in Paris, France, and Vancouver, B.C.
He is represented by Kathleen Anderson at Anderson Literary Management.