Beyond Brutalism and the Postwar Architecture-Sculpture Network

This study focuses on the moment in the history of modern art, during the 1950s, when sculptors and architects began to use concrete to create a previously impossible fusion of their respective art forms and the mutual influences between sculpture and architecture.The book pays particular attention to those works that left the concrete "e;brut"e;-that is, "e;raw"e; or unfinished-and thus produced ...