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Gordon Matta-Clark

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Everything from the cover (with it's cut spine) to the interior layout and photographs are exquisite and give a nice feel for matta-clark's work. It is a nice complement to Pamela Lee's 'Object to be Destroyed'.

The essays were insigtful, well written and provided a good overall personal and social context for his work.

I just discovered the incredible Gordon Matta-Clark's arquitectural interventions a few months ago, and this book is the best way to enter into his particular way of understanding buildings and materials. It's full of documents, sketches, film's images and biographical information.

Of course you can find all the career (unfortunately Gordon Matta-Clark died very young) explained and detailed, with a very global ubication of his artwork, his view and his conclusions.

Great book for an exceptional artist.

Excellent book and critique about the work of a rather unknown and extramely interesting artist and architect. Also a very beautiful piece of work. Unfortunately the typing is rather small, that makes it unfortunately difficult to read. Beautiful images.