September 12, 2018
4:30PM - 6:00PM
Wexner Center for the Arts Bookstore
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IDIOPHONE: A Reading by Alumnus Amy Fusselman
Join English Department alum Amy Fusselman (BA, 1986) for a reading from her new book, Idiophone (Coffeehouse Press). Idiophone is a strikingly original meditation on risk-taking and provocation in art from a distinctively feminist angle. Considering art-making in the context of motherhood, and motherhood in the context of addiction, Amy Fusselman’s compact, beautifully digressive essay feels both surprising and effortless, fueled by curiosity and fundamental joy.“Fusselman’s writing feels like a scroll unfurling page by page, and the connections she makes here are surprising and delightful. This book is a place where anything can happen.” —Village Voice
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2018-09-12 16:30:00
2018-09-12 18:00:00
IDIOPHONE: A Reading by Alumnus Amy Fusselman
Join English Department alum Amy Fusselman (BA, 1986) for a reading from her new book, Idiophone (Coffeehouse Press). Idiophone is a strikingly original meditation on risk-taking and provocation in art from a distinctively feminist angle. Considering art-making in the context of motherhood, and motherhood in the context of addiction, Amy Fusselman’s compact, beautifully digressive essay feels both surprising and effortless, fueled by curiosity and fundamental joy.“Fusselman’s writing feels like a scroll unfurling page by page, and the connections she makes here are surprising and delightful. This book is a place where anything can happen.” —Village Voice
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Join English Department alum Amy Fusselman (BA, 1986) for a reading from her new book, Idiophone (Coffeehouse Press). Idiophone is a strikingly original meditation on risk-taking and provocation in art from a distinctively feminist angle. Considering art-making in the context of motherhood, and motherhood in the context of addiction, Amy Fusselman’s compact, beautifully digressive essay feels both surprising and effortless, fueled by curiosity and fundamental joy.
“Fusselman’s writing feels like a scroll unfurling page by page, and the connections she makes here are surprising and delightful. This book is a place where anything can happen.” —Village Voice