1984 “De no disponer de las instalaciones adecuadas, ni de los lugares especialmente indicados, proviene la necesidad de los suicidas de dispersar sus actuaciones utilizando para ello cualquier instalación urbana que sirva para sus fines, con el natural desaliento del resto de sus ciudadanos. Es por ello que se suministra documentación sobre una instalación que cuenta con todas las dependencias necesarias para quien desea acabar con su vida, sin las… [+]

Starting in the summer of 1973, artist Gordon Matta-Clark purchased fifteen lots in the city of New York, fourteen in Queens and one in Staten Island. The specificity of these plots is to be tiny residual areas, often inaccessible parcels of land escaped for some reasons to the rules of the grid and the interests of the real estates. These “unuseless” spaces, sometimes even narrower than a person’s shoulders, were… [+]

Artículo en El País

When Joseph Beuys died, earlier this year, the question arose as to what would happen to his reputation now that he himself was no longer around. With his unforgettable appearance, his status as the ultimate antiestablishment man in an ever more conformist age and the beautiful open courtesy with which he would treat those who sought to make mock of him, he was the indispensable leaven in a world that,… [+]

747 January 5, 1973. Los Angeles, California. At about 8 am at a beach near the Los Angeles International Airport, I fired several shots with a pistol at a Boeing 747.