Aurelia Guo is a writer and researcher based at The City Law School, City, University of London. Her poetry and writing most recently appeared in the anthology What the Fire Sees (Divided, 2020). She is the author of the poetry chapbooks 2016 (After Hours Ltd, 2016) and NYT (Gauss PDF, 2018), and was commissioning co-editor of How To Sleep Faster 7: The Body in Pain (Arcadia Missa, 2016).
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World of Interiors
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World of Interiors
Aurelia Guo
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World of Interiors
Aurelia Guo
Collage and appropriation serve as methods to lay out the dynamics of orientalism. Psychoanalysis and critical race theory are Guo’s tools.
- 978-1916425057
- 21.6 x 13.9 cm
- Paperback
- October 2021
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Self-portrait
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(trans. Allison Grimaldi Donahue)
Carla Lonzi
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Self-portrait
trans. Allison Grimaldi Donahue
Carla Lonzi
The book itself is seemingly such a straightforward idea of transcribing an interview word-for-word … it arrives at something that … exceeds the possibilities or expectations … She turns an interview into something that has a kind of arc into literature … it opens up a world.
- 21.6 x 13.9 cm
- Paperback
- October 2021
About the author
Carla Lonzi (b. 1931, Florence; d. 1982, Milan) was an art critic and feminist activist best known for her work with Rivolta Femminile, a feminist collective created in 1970. Throughout the 1960s she was an active art critic and a main voice in the Italian art scene. She occupies a singular position within post-World War II Italian politics and art and is a central figure in Italian feminism. Her work has largely been ignored by traditional art historians until very recently.