Introspective: Ortiz Art-Work Late 1950s - Late 1980s
Synopsis
A selection of works from the late 1950's - late 1980's which begins with one of a number of piano destruction concerts performed at the DESTRUCTION IN ART SYMPOSIUM held in London England in 1966
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