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Die Oléolé Bar culture & society Matta-Clark moved to New York

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Matta-Clark moved to New York City and his early projects involved transformations: such as Photo-Fry (1969)

each issue is a large format full pages loose leaf book

A newly married woman longs

Flaneur patiently tells us about the street'’s concerns

alongside better-known titles such as Some Disordered Interior Geometries

Die Oléolé Bar culture & society Matta-Clark moved to New YorkThe Ol Ol Bar is a Zrich institution. Located in the Chreis Cheib on Langstrasse, it has been a refuge for the thirsty, the lonely and the party goers since it was founded in 1966. Regulars like Lara Stoll, Yvonne Eisenring and Dominique Feusi tell anecdotes. Friends like Dieter Meier and Thomas Haemmerli provide sketches of their inner lives, Michle Roten, Thomas Kapielski and Christian Schachinger sing the praises of the bar and intoxication. The

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