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CP138: Gordon Matta-Clark selected by Yann Chateigné, Hila Peleg, Kitty Scott ENGL

Ausst. Kat. Canadian Centre for Architecture, Montréal, 2020

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Scholars delve into the CCA's Matta-Clark archive, expanding the scope of the artist's endlessly generative oeuvre This book unpacks the comprehensive Gordon Matta-Clark collection at the Canadian Centre for Architecture (CP138) in Montreal, opening it up to provisional readings from various perspectives. Yann Chateigné reorganizes Matta-Clark's library into areas of inquiry, from alchemy to psychoanalysis, as a framework for gathering traces?--written and drawn?--of his thinking. Hila Peleg reassembles hours of discarded film footage, challenging the notion of documentation and returning to view the physical and social contexts?--the relational space?--of Matta-Clark's interventions. And from hundreds of travel photographs, Kitty Scott constructs a panorama of Matta-Clark's visual notes on the world around him?--a foil to his artworks.

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CP138: Gordon Matta-Clark selected by Yann Chateigné, Hila Peleg, Kitty Scott ENGL, Francesco Garutti

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Titolo
CP138: Gordon Matta-Clark selected by Yann Chateigné, Hila Peleg, Kitty Scott ENGL
Sottotitolo
Ausst. Kat. Canadian Centre for Architecture, Montréal, 2020
Lingua
Inglese
Pubblicato
2020
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In brossura
Pagine
248
ISBN10
3960988389
ISBN13
9783960988380
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Scholars delve into the CCA's Matta-Clark archive, expanding the scope of the artist's endlessly generative oeuvre This book unpacks the comprehensive Gordon Matta-Clark collection at the Canadian Centre for Architecture (CP138) in Montreal, opening it up to provisional readings from various perspectives. Yann Chateigné reorganizes Matta-Clark's library into areas of inquiry, from alchemy to psychoanalysis, as a framework for gathering traces?--written and drawn?--of his thinking. Hila Peleg reassembles hours of discarded film footage, challenging the notion of documentation and returning to view the physical and social contexts?--the relational space?--of Matta-Clark's interventions. And from hundreds of travel photographs, Kitty Scott constructs a panorama of Matta-Clark's visual notes on the world around him?--a foil to his artworks.