Art Metropole Dan Graham, Pavilions: a guide Local investigating artists’ connections to various

investigating artists’ connections to various manifestations of institutionalized practice

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Exploring everything from the attempt to understand one’s own identity through televised representations to how accurately a certain vocation is depicted

Hans Ulrich Obrist Hear Us also includes a first-person narrative by Burns

In English and French

Art Metropole Dan Graham, Pavilions: a guide Local investigating artists’ connections to variousSince the 60s, Dan Graham has been making radical work in print, video, performance, and architectural installation. In the late 70s he began designing his pavilions, structures in steel and semi reflective glass that comment on local architecture and offer rich social moments for people to reflect on the world around them. Compiled by Josh Thorpe, this pocket guide book is a simple guide to the dozens of Grahams pavilions available around the world.