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Dan Graham
Art: Galleries: Soho to Hampstead
Critics' choiceLast chanceArt exhibitions on today
- Goshka Macuga: The Bloomberg Commission, Whitechapel Gallery
- Maggi Hambling, National Portrait Gallery
- Pete and Repeat, 176 Zabludowicz Collection
- Jeremy Millar, National Maritime Museum
- Sound Proof 2, Canterbury Court
- Drawing Attention: Rembrandt, Tiepolo, Van Gogh, Picasso and more, Dulwich Picture Gallery
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'Past Future Split Attention', 1972
Time Out says
Can you compact 40 years of exploration into intersubjectivity, architecture's inscribing of power relations, and New Age philosophy into 23 works? The Lisson are having a go. Dan Graham, of course, is fairly unimpeachable: yes, the scale models for his 'pavilions', with their unpredictable play of reflection arising from two-way mirrored glass, are always faintly disappointing - signposts to the absent, site-specific real thing. But Graham's anticipation within visual art of a society of observers and observed was hugely prescient and remains influential. (MH)
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