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[Aliette Guibert]

Exactly yes, Alan.

But at last in another destiny of the structure in matter of structural
languages and conceptual philosophy, Eisenmann is a great architect even he
would exit out of politics. I wonder if Rem Koolhaas could advent the same
at work if he would not meet Eisenmann at his studio.

Even Laurie Anderson would have change in this matter, don't you think so ?

But any hearts stays to Matta-Clarke.

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> There were a lot of people, not just Matta-Clark - it was that kind of
> period in Soho. I'm thinking of Nonas, Jene Highstein, Laurie (who was a
> close friend of his), a whole group of people at 112 Greene Street, and so
> forth. It was an amazing and critical period; I worry about getting too
> nostalgic, but there was an edginess and roughness in the work that just
> doesn't exist now. Of course that was also during the Vietnam War among
> other things - Alan