Artist: Gordon Matta-clark ( - )
Artworks in Museum Collections: (60)
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Pipes, Gordon Matta-Clark (United States, New York, New York City, 1945 - 1978) , 1971, Metal
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Pipes, Gordon Matta-Clark (United States, New York, New York City, 1945 - 1978) , 1971, Gelatin-silver print
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Pipes, Gordon Matta-Clark (United States, New York, New York City, 1945 - 1978) , 1971, Gelatin-silver print
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Pipes, Gordon Matta-Clark (United States, New York, New York City, 1945 - 1978) , 1971, Gelatin-silver print
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Pipes, Gordon Matta-Clark (United States, New York, New York City, 1945 - 1978) , 1971, 19 gelatin-silver prints mounted onto 3 boards, and pipe
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Untitled (Tree Forms), Gordon Matta-Clark (United States, New York, New York City, 1945 - 1978) , circa 1979, Graphite and felt-tip pen on paper
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Gordon Matta-Clark - Splitting 1974-75 gelatin silver print Spencer Museum of Art American
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Matta (Roberto SÈbastian Antonio Echaurren Matta) I Want to See It To Believe It Color lithograph 1947
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Matta (Roberto SÈbastian Antonio Echaurren Matta) Composition Lithograph 20th century
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Matta (Roberto SÈbastian Antonio Echaurren Matta) The Mooner Color etching 1959
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Untitled, Matta [Roberto Sebastián Antonio Matta Echaurren] (Chile, Santiago, 1911-11-11 - 2002-11-23) , 1948, Colored chalks
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Untitled, Matta [Roberto Sebastián Antonio Matta Echaurren] (Chile, Santiago, 1911-11-11 - 2002-11-23) , 20th century, Crayon and pencil
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Theory of Nature’s Strategy (Polypsychology), Matta [Roberto Sebastián Antonio Matta Echaurren] (Chile, Santiago, 1911-11-11 - 2002-11-23) , 1939, Crayon
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Untitled (Sin título), Matta [Roberto Sebastián Antonio Matta Echaurren] (Chile, Santiago, 1911-11-11 - 2002-11-23) , 1940, Crayon, pencil, and collage on paper
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Burn, Baby, Burn (L’escalade), Matta [Roberto Sebastián Antonio Matta Echaurren] (Chile, Santiago, 1911-11-11 - 2002-11-23) , 1965-1966, Oil on canvas
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Matta (Roberto SÈbastian Antonio Echaurren Matta) Untitled Composition, Illustration of a Poem by Alain Bosquet Etching and color aquatint 20th century
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Alvan Clark, American, 1804-1887 Mrs. Alvan Clark (Maria Pease) about 1840 Oil on panel 50.8
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Sir Joshua Reynolds - Jane, Duchess of Gordon 1775-78 oil on canvas Norton Museum of Art British
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Teenage Larry Clark, Larry Clark (United States, born 1943) , 1981, Gelatin-silver print
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John Singleton Copley - Mrs. Clark Gayton 1779 oil on canvas The Detroit Institute of Art American
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Chester Harding, American, 1792-1866 Alvan Clark about 1840-45 Oil on panel 68.9 x 55.56 cm
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The Spigot and the Shadows, Gordon H. Coster (United States, 1906 - 1988) , 1927, Gelatin-silver bromide print
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Jacob Eichholtz - William Clark Frazer c. 1830 oil on canvas National Gallery of Art American
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Gordon Mortensen Meadowland color woodcut 1977
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Matta - Metamatician 1948 pencil, pastel and w Hirshhorn Museum French
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Matta - Marathon 1945 pencil and crayon on Hirshhorn Museum French
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Roberto Matta - La Rosa 1943 oil on canvas Cleveland Museum of Art Chilean
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Matta - Atomic Man 1957 bronze Hirshhorn Museum French
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Matta - Untitled 1947 pencil, crayon Arkansas Arts Center Chilean
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Russell T. Gordon Skyscrape color intaglio 1974
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Russell T. Gordon Sky Vision color intaglio 1974
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Gordon Mortensen The Big Sur River color woodcut 1978
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Russell T. Gordon untitled color monotype 1981
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George Fuller - Agnes Gordon Cochran Higginson (Mrs. Stephen Higginson) 1876 oil on canvas National Gallery of Art American
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Autoportrait (1984) by GORDON Ted
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(Sans titre) (1982) by GORDON Ted
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Russell T. Gordon Tulip Table color lithograph 1974
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Gordon Mortensen Shades of Winter color woodcut 1978
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(Sans titre) (1985) by GORDON Ted
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(Sans titre) (1985) by GORDON Ted
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(Sans titre) (1985) by GORDON Ted
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(Sans titre) (1985) by GORDON Ted
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I. Clark Salamanca 1809
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Russell T. Gordon A Good Place to Live color intaglio 1974
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Gordon Onslow- Ford Water Begin Parles paint on canvas 1961
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Herbert Gordon Warlow, A.R., B.A., A. R. E. Peterboro Drypoint 19th - 20th century
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Herbert Gordon Warlow, A.R., B.A., A. R. E. Canterbury Drypoint 19th - 20th century
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Herbert Gordon Warlow, A.R., B.A., A. R. E. A Cathedral Etching 19th - 20th century
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Gordon Cook Geraniums Etching 1959
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Russell T. Gordon Untitled Color monotype, Achenbach proof 1981
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Matta - Let's Phosphoresce Daily 1948 crayon and pencil on Hirshhorn Museum French
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Matta - The Three Worlds (The Clan) 1957 bronze and iron Hirshhorn Museum French
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Part of the Trunk of the Grizzly Giant
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I. Clark Hermitage of St. Frene aquatint 1819
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Gordon Cook Jar of Flowers Etching 1973
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Herbert Gordon Warlow, A.R., B.A., A. R. E. Antwerp Cathedral Etching 19th - 20th century
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Herbert Gordon Warlow, A.R., B.A., A. R. E. St. Gatiens Tours Drypoint 19th - 20th century
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Herbert Gordon Warlow, A.R., B.A., A. R. E. Exeter Cathedral Drypoint 19th - 20th century
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Herbert Gordon Warlow, A.R., B.A., A. R. E. Wells Cathedral Etching 19th - 20th century
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Herbert Gordon Warlow, A.R., B.A., A. R. E. In the Farm Yard Etching 19th - 20th century

Artnews Articles and Exhibition Information: (40)
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Museum of Contemporary Art, LA: Gordon Matta-Clark: You Are the Measure
Organized by the Whitney Museum of American Art’s Elisabeth Sussman, Curator and Sondra Gilman Curator of Photography, the exhibition was on view at the Whitney Museum from February 22, 2007– June 3, 2007 and will be on view at MOCA Grand Aven...
Victoria and Albert Museum: Ossie Clark: British Fashion Designers of the 60s and 70s
Ossie Clark was a key figure in the world of photographers, designers, rock stars and other celebrities who took London by storm in the 60s and 70s. The famous and the fashionable wore Ossie Clark’s designs including Marianne Faithfull, Jimi Hendr...
Le Centre d'art et de diffusion Clark: Call for Artists: Project Submissions Being Accepted
Proposals should include -Curriculum Vitae
-15 to 20 slides and/or vidéo(NTSC), CD/DVDs documents, clearly identified with a description list
-A project proposal and-or an artists' statement (2 pages max.)
-a press kit (if any)...
Hayward Gallery: Force Fields: Phases of the Kinetic
Over 100 paintings, sculptures, drawings, installations and films made by artists from the 1920s to the early 1980s have been brought together by the exhibition’s curator Guy Brett. Among the seminal works in the show are Calder’s early mobiles, D...
High Museum: A Passion for Renoir: Five Great Paintings from the Clark Art Institute
Renoir’s distinctive brushwork is particularly exquisite in his depictions of women, such as the elegant figures in At the Concert, a major work from Renoir’s early career. A Passion for Renoir represents a special collaboration between the High M...
Sterling and Francine Clark Art Institute: Winslow Homer: Works on Paper
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Akademie der Kuenste: SPACE. Sites for Art
“SPACE. Sites for Art” is a first attempt to reveal and discuss this situation in the current horizon of the arts and in their interdisciplinary philosophical and motific dimensions. In both of the Academy’s buildings, the exhibition investi...
Govett-Brewster Art Gallery: Fiona Clark: Go Girl
Both an exhibition and a catalogue, Go Girl revisits this episode, one of the most controversial in New Zealand’s photographic history. It presents for the first time Fiona Clark’s complete photographic series Dance Party, from which these two ima...
Stedelijk Museum: Mapping the Studio: Artists’ Relationships to Their Working Environments
One of the earliest and most crucial moments in the transformation of the studio are Bruce Nauman’s studio films (1967/1968). Nauman’s work clearly manifests the transfiguration of the studio from mythic ‘sanctuary’ to mundane workshop. A similar ...
Colville Place Gallery: Enchanted: Julie Clark, Alexa de Ferranti and Charlotte Prodger
Julie Clark, video
The video pieces and drawings use found footage of little accidents recorded from You've Been Framed to examine moments of embarrassment, when one feels suddenly vulnerable or exposed by a physical kind of lapse and loss of...
Witte de With Center for Contemportary Art: Occupying Space: Works from the Generali Foundation Collection
Photography, film, video, and installations are amply represented in the collection - the Generali Foundation has in fact been a pioneer in collecting policy involving these media. It holds the largest European collection of videos by artists. Ano...
Pigman Gallery: Fragments of a Cityscape: Clark Buckner
At the heart of the installation is a four-channel video titled "The Sound of the Street (16th and Mission)". In it, Bucker poses two questions to passers-by: 1) What is the sound of the street? and 2) Can you make the sound? The results produce ...
Le Centre d'art et de diffusion Clark: Call for Artists: 2004 / 2005 Programming
- Visual documentation: 15 to 20 clearly identified slides and/or video documentation (NTSC), CD-Roms, DVDs, soundtracks or any other visual document that may serve in assessing your proposal
- A descriptive list of your visual documentatio...
Henry Art Gallery, University of Washington: Maya Lin: Systematic Landscapes
Systematic Landscapes complements the Confluence Project, a grand collaboration between Lin, the Confederated Tribes of the Umatilla, the Nez Perce Tribe, the Lewis and Clark Commemorative Committee of Vancouver/Clark County, and the Friends of Le...
Sterling and Francine Clark Art Institute: Jean-François Millet: Drawn into the Light
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Eiteljorg Museum of American Indians and Western Art: Trailing Lewis and Clark, Featuring the Art of Ken Holder
Artist Ken Holder, inspired by Stephen Ambrose’s book, “Undaunted Courage: Meriwether Lewis, Thomas Jefferson and the Opening of the American West,” traveled the trail of Lewis and Clark. He was excited by the thought of creating his own “voyage o...
Collins Gallery: Designs Drawings & Processes: John K Clark, Glasspainter
Little however, is ever revealed about the techniques and processes involved and this is a unique opportunity to examine the evolution of some of the most technically complex stained glass ever created.
Clark Art Institute of Art: Noble Dreams, Wicked Pleasures: Orientalism in America, 1870-1930
The rich history of this American Orientalism will be the subject of Noble Dreams, Wicked Pleasures: Orientalism in America, 1870-1930, a traveling exhibition organized by the Sterling and ...
MASS MoCA: Off the Shelf: Contemporary Artists' Books from the Clark Art Institute Library, the Williams College Museum of Art and the Chapin Library of Rare Books
All of the books in Off the Shelf were created between 1985 and 2000. Among the well-known book-artists featured are Angela Lorenz, Richard Tuttle, Gunnar Kaldewey, Johanna Drucker, and Philip Zimmermann. Also, many of the books are by well-kn...
ProArts Gallery: Call for Artists: New Visions - Introductions 2005 at Pro Arts
New Visions: Introductions 2005 is organized by Christian L. Frock, Director of Exhibitions & Programming and is an annual juried exhibition produced by Pro Arts. Selections are made from actual works in person. Participation is open to all ar...
La Viande Gallery: Art in Mind: Works by The Tate Sisters, India Ritchie, Carlos Calvet, Jackie Clark, Emma Glibbery, Fester and Satoshi Matsuyama
Satoshi Matsuyama was born in Kamiisityou, Hokkaido in 1958. Satoshi's first true love, MUSIC (jazz and gospel) developed in his early teens where he took up saxophone. After 11 years on the Tokyo club circuit he began to reassess his life goal...
La Viande Gallery: Art in Mind: Works by The Tate Sisters, India Ritchie, Carlos Calvet, Jackie Clark, Emma Glibbery, Fester and Satoshi Matsuyama
Satoshi Matsuyama was born in Kamiisityou, Hokkaido in 1958. Satoshi's first true love, MUSIC (jazz and gospel) developed in his early teens where he took up saxophone. After 11 years on the Tokyo club circuit he began to reassess his life goal...
Henry Moore Foundation Studio: Robert Clark: Plans For The Real World, Parts 1–12
Plans For The Real World, Parts 1–12 takes its evocative base from the atmosphere of expectation and suspense of dawn and dusk. Prominent elements of painting, drawing and text are disorientated by combination with photography, sculpture,...
White Colmns: OUTER BOROUGHS
White Columns consists of an ongoing program of culturally diverse exhibitions and services for visual artists. It is a not-for-profit gallery which is open to the public, free of charge, eleven months per year and presents new exh...
MASS MoCA: Mirror Mirror: Reflective Contemporary Work
The "mirror stage" when children first recognize themselves is widely understood as a critical phase of human development. Mirrors, both symbolically and practically, are the fulcrum within that development, and this exhibition features artw...
Photographer's Gallery: Corinne Day: Diary
Alternately shocking and sad, bleak and tender, the series draws comparison with the work of Nan Goldin and Larry Clark for its uncompromising honesty, its hard-hitting subject matter, and its understa...
Michael C. Carlos Museum: Uses of Photography in Contemporary Art
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Chris Beetles: From Winnie the Pooh to Charlie and the Chocolate Factory
The Illustrators range from the traditional fairy and childhood world of fantasy of Kate Greenaway, Honor C. Appleton, Margaret Tarrant and Emma Florence Harrison to the contemporary delights of Peter Cross, Nick Butterworth and Emma Chichester Cl...
Artspace New Haven: Soft: Curated by Debbie Hesse
Featuring works by: James Clark, Eric Conrad, Joseph Fucigna, Anne George, Sarah Gjertson, Ron Janowich, Clint Jukkala, Jane Miller, Amy Punckak, Orit Raff, Janice Redman, Mary Temple, Leo Villareal and Dina Weiss James Clark, Leo Villareal, ...
Saint Louis Art Museum: Remote Viewing (Invented Worlds in Recent Painting and Drawing)
Visitors of Remote Viewing (Invented Worlds in Recent Painting and Drawing) will have the unique opportunity to experience the first iPod-delivered audio/visual tour offered by the Saint Louis Art Museum. The free interactive tour includes in...
Museum of Contemporary Art: The Experiment of Exercise and Freedom
These artists shared beliefs that their artwork was to be regarded not only as an aesthetic object for passive contemplation, but also as a participatory and transformative experience that advocated new relationships between art, life, and socie...
MASS MoCA: Mark Taylor: Grave Matters
In Grave Matters, Williams College Professor Mark Taylor and photographer Deitrich Christian Lammerts present beautiful and disturbing black and white photographs of the gravesites of 150 artists, architects, writers, philosophers, and musician...
National Museum of Fine Arts: From Picasso to Keith Haring
The artworks, mostly donated by collectors and artists before and after the Revolution, includes a room dedicated to the US art from the Reagan era, which were donated in 1984 by 50 american artists. It contains among others, an outstanding piece ...
Museum of Fine Arts, Houston: Art at Midcentury: Spotlight on the Collection of the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston
The exhibition opens with art by European and Latin American artists such as Max Ernst and Matta, whose work was to play a defining role in shaping the New Yor...
Saint Louis Art Museum: Currents 99: Issac Julien
"True North" has been shown as three-screen, two-screen, and single-screen projections (each shot in 16-mm film transferred to DVD with an accompanying soundtrack), as well as a series of one-meter square color photographs, some conceived as...
Virtual Tart: Genomegram: Recent photographic work by Fiona Clark
I am a documentary photographer. It was a natural progression for me to turn my camera from the external world onto myself. My body, my experiences are the essence of this work. The Brain, my Brain,...
Sert Gallery, Harvard University Art Museums: Tadashi Kawamata: Boston Project, Plan in Progress
Bringing Kawamata to the Fogg Art Museum to work closely with students, faculty, and curators is a fabulous opportunity for everyone involved. He is a challenging and intelligent artist, well known for his generous collaborations with students. W...
Leeway Foundation: The Fine Art of Sculpture & Three-Dimensional Craft: Celebrating the 1999 Leeway Foundation Award Recipients
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George Rogers Clark Park: Peter Caley to Attend PawPaw Moon Pow wow
His breathtaking detail and mastery are explained more in depth by Cynthia Christensen & James Leonard-Amodeo in the Art Gallery news Letter and magazine. absoluteart.com readers may remember Caley’s very large oil paintings of racing yachts and ...
Opera Gallery, Miami: Made in Latin America
Wilfredo Lam, considered to be one of the most important Cuban modernists, was a friend of Picasso's. Lam's unique style is often described as a confluence of Cubism, Surrealism and Primitive art. Legendary in today's art world is Columbian-born ...

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