Abstract
Three “avant-garde” books about life, from art to anthropology and architecture. Piero Gilardi’s Not For Sale actually only approaches architecture by way of experiments hailing from Italian Arte Povera of the 1960s. After Gerhard Richter in 1999, then Otto Muehl, Marc Decimo and Oyvind Fahlstrom, what do we glean from this fifth publication of basic texts by Les Presses du reel, billed to be “an opportunity to make a few adjustments” in relation to contemporary art (dixit Xavier Douroux, of ...
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