Gordon Matta-Clark

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Gordon Matta-Clark was an American artist and architect best known for his radical “building cuts,” in which he sliced and removed sections of existing structures to create large-scale, site-specific works.

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instanceOf architect
artist
person
activeIn New York City art scene
activePeriod 1970s
artisticMedium architecture
film
installation
photography
associatedConcept social critique through architecture
birthDate 1943-06-22
birthPlace New York City
United States
causeOfDeath pancreatic cancer
coFounded Anarchitecture group
Food (restaurant)
deathDate 1978-08-27
deathPlace New York City
United States
education Cornell University
familyName Matta-Clark
field architecture
contemporary art
fullName Gordon Roberto Matta-Clark
linked to: Gordon Matta-Clark
givenName Gordon
influenced architectural theorists
contemporary installation artists
influencedBy Roberto Matta
knownFor anarchitecture
building cuts
site-specific interventions in architecture
movement conceptual art
postminimalism
linked to: Postminimalism

site-specific art
nationality American
notableWork Bingo
Conical Intersect
Day’s End
Office Baroque
Splitting
Window Blow-Out
parent Anne Clark
Roberto Matta
sibling Sebastian Matta-Clark
linked to: Gordon Matta-Clark
studied architecture
technique cutting and removing sections of buildings
workType interventions in existing buildings
large-scale site-specific works

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Roberto Matta child Gordon Matta-Clark
Gordon Matta-Clark fullName Gordon Roberto Matta-Clark
linked to: Gordon Matta-Clark
Gordon Matta-Clark sibling Sebastian Matta-Clark
linked to: Gordon Matta-Clark