Maggie Nelson has established herself as one of our foremost
cultural critics in this landmark work about representations of
violence in art. An important and frequently surprising book . . .
could be read as the foundation for a post-avant-garde aesthetics.
?. . . Nelson, who is also a poet, is such a graceful writer that
?I . . . just sat back and enjoyed the show. Laura Kipnis, New York
Times Book Review, front-page review Nelson s] critiques of
individual artists are delightfully fierce without being mean
spirited. . . . Fascinating and bracingly intelligent. . . . The
Art of Cruelty s prose is often gorgeous. Troy Jollimore, Boston
Globe A lean-forward experience, and in its most transcendent
moments, reading it can feel like having the best conversation of
your life. Rachel Syme, NPR Books I hope that critics, and aspiring
critics, and those who are interested in the relationship between
art and ethics, read The Art of Cruelty]. Susie Linfield, New
Republic/The Book"
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