Substrait (Underground Dailies) (1976)
In this film, Matta-Clark explored and documented the underground spaces of New York City. The artist chose a range of sites (New York Central railroad tracks, Grand Central Station, 13th Street, Croton Aqueduct in Highgate, etc.) to show the variety and complexity of the underground spaces and tunnels in the Metropolitan area.
Director: Gordon Matta-Clark
Genre: Documentary
Runtime: 35 min
Release Date: May 10, 1976
Country: United States of America
Language: English
Original Language: en
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Frequently Asked Questions
- What is Substrait (Underground Dailies) about?
- In this film, Matta-Clark explored and documented the underground spaces of New York City. The artist chose a range of sites (New York Central railroad tracks, Grand Central Station, 13th Street, Croton Aqueduct in Highgate, etc.) to show the variety and complexity of the underground spaces and tunnels in the Metropolitan area.
- Who directed Substrait (Underground Dailies)?
- Substrait (Underground Dailies) was directed by Gordon Matta-Clark.
- How long is Substrait (Underground Dailies)?
- Substrait (Underground Dailies) has a runtime of 35m (35 minutes).
- What genre is Substrait (Underground Dailies)?
- Substrait (Underground Dailies) is a Documentary film.
- Where was Substrait (Underground Dailies) produced?
- Substrait (Underground Dailies) was produced in United States of America.