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an exhibition examining Graham’s ambivalent relationship to the work of his predecessors, his colleagues and friends, and the influence of his work on subsequent generations
Neon tubes (pink, yellow, blue, green)
121 × 42 × 8 cm
Courtesy MEYER*KAINER, Vienna
Vienna
an exhibition examining Graham’s ambivalent relationship to the work of his predecessors, his colleagues and friends, and the influence of his work on subsequent generations
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Transparent mirror foil, rubber mat, 2 chairs. Ed. 3
152 × 320 cm
Two-way mirror glass, aluminum, wood, acrylic, corian. Ed. 3
125 × 92 × 125 cm
Photographs
32 × 50 cm
, 1975
Lithograph on Copperplate Deluxe paper. Ed. 100
101.6 × 76.5 cm
Audio Installation 48 min 42 sec. Ed. 5+1 AP
, 1970
Installation view, Dan Flavin (1962/63, 1970, 1996), Dia Center for the Arts, 548 West 22nd Street, New York, May 22, 1997–June 14, 1998.
Two-way mirror glass, stainless steel
356 × 215 × 356 cm
Photographs
19 × 27.5 cm
Oil on blotting paper
29.5 × 36.5 cm
, 2019
Two-way mirror glass, aluminum, wood, acrylic, corian. Ed. 3
175 × 92 × 100 cm
Neon tubes (pink, yellow, blue, green)
121 × 42 × 8 cm
, 1995
Blue, green and red fluorescent light
20.3 by 121.8 by 10 cm. 8 by 47⅞ by 4 in.
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