Feminism in Revolt – An Anthology

Carla Lonzi was an Italian art critic and feminist activist. She is best known as the author of the experimental art book Autoritratto, and the cofounder of the political collective Rivolta Femminile. Luisa Lorenza Corna is an art and design historian. She is Leverhulme Fellow at Birkbeck University in London. Jamila M. H. Mascat is assistant professor of gender and postcolonial studies at Utrecht University. She is the author of Hegel a Jena. La critica dell’astrazione. Matthew Hyland is a writer, musician, and contributing editor of Mute magazine. Cristina Viti is a translator working with Italian, English, and French.

• Editors’ PrefacePart I. Leaving the Artworld (1962-1970) – Luisa Lorenza Corna1. Writings on Art - 15 Works by Lucio Fontana from 1946 to 1962 (1962)- Carla Accardi (1964)- Mario Nigro (1968)- The Suprematism of Kazimir Malevic (1969)2. The Solitude of the Critic (1963)3. Self-portrait [selections] (1969)4. Criticism is Power (1970)Part II. Leaving and Living (1970-1982) – Jamila M.H. Mascat5. Let’s Spit on Hegel [selection] (1970)6. A Letter to Pasolini (unpublished) (1975)7. Myth of the Cultural Proposal [selection] (1977)8. Itinerary of Reflections [selection] (1977)9. Shut Up. Or Rather, Speak [selection] (1978)10. Italian Identity (1981)11. Now You Can Go: Dialogue with Piero Consagra [selection] (1980)12. Calculated Check: Poems, 1958-1963 [selection] (1985)13. I Am Armande! [selection] (1992)Carla Lonzi (1930-1982). A Biobibliographical note

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