Gordon Matta-Clark's Urban Visions Explored in David Zwirner Exhibition

David Zwirner is hosting an exhibition titled 'Above and Below: Gordon Matta-Clark' from April 2 to May 4, 2013, located at 519 West 19th Street, NYC, and curated by Jessamyn Fiore. The showcase features Matta-Clark's films and photographic collages created during his last four years, emphasizing the layers of urban architecture. Notable pieces include the 1977 diptych 'Above and Below,' street-level works such as 'Conical Intersect' (1975) and 'Office Baroque' (1977), along with 16mm films 'Substrait (Underground Dalies)' (1976) and 'Sous-Sols de Paris (Paris Underground)' (1977). The exhibition wraps up with 'Jacob's Ladder' (1977) and sketches for 'Sky Hook (study for a balloon building)' (1978). Matta-Clark passed away in 1978 at the age of 35. Additional events include a guided tour on April 20 and a film screening on April 21.