Give Up Art: Collected Writings (2005–15)

Synopsis

Give Up Art Is A Collection Of Critical Writings By Author Maria Fusco. Operating Across Fiction, Criticism, And Theory, Fusco's Work Forges A Contemporary Space For Critical Art Writing Internationally. Give Up Art Brings Together Nearly Two Dozen Essays, Reviews, And Smaller Pieces Published Between 2002 And 2017. Notes On Comic Face -- 11 Statements Around Art Writing -- How Hard It Is To Die: Toward Artists' Novels -- The Disappearance: 59 Seconds -- In Which The World Is Leaking In And You Are Leaking Out: On The Joy Of Sex -- Say Who I Am, Or A Broad Private Wink -- I Went Ot The House But Did Not Enter -- Charles Henri Ford -- Populating Her Sparseness: Writing Gonda -- On Being Faithful: Adaptation -- Cosey And Maria Talk About Linguistic Hardcore -- Poor It Is -- Freedom To Starve -- Machine Oil Smells Sweet (piecework) -- Thing Clutter -- 3,500 Years Of Consecrated Objects -- The Incunabulum And The Plastic Bag -- General Idea: File Magazine -- Ideal Syllabus -- The Critic As Gesture, Or John Malkovich's Middle Name Is Gavin. Maria Fusco. Give Up Art Is A Collection Of Critical Writings By Author Maria Fusco. Operating Across Fiction, Criticism, And Theory, Fusco's Work Forges A Contemporary Space For Critical Art Writing Internationally. Give Up Art Brings Together Nearly Two Dozen Essays, Reviews, And Smaller Pieces Published Between 2002 And 2017. Includes Bibliographical References.