Review

â Stephen Walker draws upon the thought of Henri Bergson, Gilles Deleuze and Felix Guattari to develop a new kind of account of Gordon Matta-Clarkâ s work.â â Mark Dorrian, Reader in Architectural Design and Theory, University of Edinburgh. â In this moment of modernismâ s reappraisal, Stephen Walker builds a necessary bridge between the oft-divided worlds of architecture and art.â â Mary Jane Jacob, Executive Director of Exhibitions and Professor [of Sculpture], The School of the Art Institute of Chicago. â Rarely has an artist found a commentator whose writings evince the philosophical and historical acuity of this study. Walker announces the importance of Matta-Clark for a new generation.â â Andrew Benjamin, Professor of Critical Theory and Philosophical Aesthetics, Monash University.

About the Author

Stephen Walker is lecturer in Architecture at the University of Sheffield.  His research explores areas around the peripheries of architectural practice.  His current project is on Helen Chadwick's Thinking Between Art and Architecture.