Exposition. Dan GRAHAM. Two-Way Mirror Cylinder Inside Cube and Video Salon 12 septembre 1991 USA, New York, Dia Center for the Arts http://www.diacenter.org/exhibs/graham/graham.html

Notes : [ Dan Graham transformed the roof of 548 West 22nd Street into a small-scale urban park for the Chelsea neighborhood. The project includes a large-scale architectural glass pavilion designed by Graham in collaboration with architects Mojdeh Baratloo and Clifton Balch. Constructed from a two-way mirrored glass, the walls of the pavilion shift between transparent and reflective states as the intensity of light changes, creating changing and complex visual effects with the sky, surrounding landscape, and interactions with people on the roof. The project also encompasses a small shed on the roof which was converted into a cafe/video viewing room. The video program was organized around themes chosen by Graham. source: http://www.diacenter.org/exhibs/graham/graham.html ]

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GRAHAM Dan Urbana, Illinois, Etats-Unis, 1942- [ Liens sur le web ] 1972, Documenta V Allemagne, Cassel   1977, Documenta VI Allemagne, Cassel   1982, Documenta VII Allemagne, Cassel   1985, Exposition. L'Art et le Temps. Regards sur la quatrième dimension France, Villeurbanne, Le Nouveau Musée/Institut   1987, Exposition. Collection accrochage n 3 France, Villeurbanne, Le Nouveau Musée/Institut   1992, Documenta IX Allemagne, Cassel   1992, Exposition. Dan GRAHAM France, Villeurbanne, Le Nouveau Musée/Institut   1992, Exposition. Walker EVANS & Dan GRAHAM Pays-Bas, Rotterdam, Witte de With, center for contemporary art   1993, Exposition Passageworks Suède, Malmö, Rooseum, Center for contemporary art   1994, Exposition Toujours Moderne France, Villeurbanne, Le Nouveau Musée/Institut   1995, 3e biennale d'art contemporain de Lyon France, Lyon   1995, Exposition Artistes/Architectes France, Villeurbanne, Le Nouveau Musée/Institut   1997, Documenta X Allemagne, Cassel   1997, Exposition. The 1997 Biennial Exhibition USA, New York, Whitney Museum of American Art   1997, Irmeline LEBEER, L'Art? C'est une meilleure idée! Entretiens, 1972-1984.