I am a lecturer. That is underneath the banner of what that title means, I am a: lecturer, artist, writer, educator, performer, publisher, host, etc. Rooted in a sculptural logic invested in assemblage, stacking, assortment, attachment, installation—things as things and components in conversation—my works begins in the written form. Primarily investing in the contingent and malleable aspects of the essay and lecture formats in their historically situated context, my work is invested in the ways knowledge is not a neutral entity, but something that is embedded in the political, the social, and the
theoretical, and what this means for how we approach the real(s) that it manifest. In particular, social knowledges are of great concern, that is how we engage in relation especially as it pertains to neurodivergent socialities

Evan Fusco (b. 1994) is a lecturer (that is lecturer, artist, writer, educator, publisher, host, etc.) based in Chicago, IL.

They teach at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago.

Pieces of theirs have been published, performed, contained, or shown in and/or at: Other Forms, MOCA Cleveland, Apparatus Projects, The Chicago Art Book Fair, Plates Journal, Carrol University, Prompt Press, Cleveland Museum of Art, and the Joan Flasch Artist Book Collection.

They are currently in the process of applying for PhD programs in Performance Studies.

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