This artist once washed, shaved and brushed his teeth while suspended, Harold Lloyd-like, from the face of a clock tower.
A dish named after this artist included bones which were made into necklaces that were given to diners after the meal. He once sautéed a Polaroid of a Christmas tree and gave a copy to Robert Smithson. This artist once washed, shaved and brushed his teeth while suspended, Harold Lloyd-like, from the face of a clock tower. With Carol Goodden and Tina Girouard, this artist founded the restaurant FOOD in SoHo. He cut a cone-shaped hole through two houses which were about to be demolished to make way for the Pompidou Centre. His interest in unused (*) buildings led him to move the walls from a condemned house on the Love Canal to the Artpark, and to buy fifteen uninhabitably small plots of land at auction. It also led him to coin the term "anarchitecture." For 10 points, name this artist whose hyphenated surname hints at the fact that he's the son of Roberto Matta.
A dish named after this artist included bones which were made into necklaces that were given to diners after the meal.
Gordon Matta-Clark