Showing posts with label Dan Graham. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Dan Graham. Show all posts
Saturday, May 26, 2018
Dancing Circles (2018)
Is Roberta's question sincere? Rhetorical? Evaluative?
Somewhere last year I read a statement by an exasperated Canadian art educator asking that institutions stop teaching Dan Graham, that course curricula should place greater emphasis on relationality, positionality...
Seems to me Dan Graham's Dancing Circles (2018) is aware of just that through the material (as opposed to the reflective and thus imagistic) merging of his glass pavilions and, given our long, increasingly spatialized, and ultimately timeless moment, the inevitability not of a stand (a position to take up) but a stasis (a statue that stands in for what what amounts to Time's memorial).
Friday, May 17, 2013
Body Press (1972)
Two-minutes-and-three-seconds of Dan Graham's filmic installation Body Press (1972), part of the 2007 Flick Collection show at Berlin's Hamburger Bahnhof.
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