Cours double sur 'Le pavillon des enfants' par Dan Graham

A Large, Finite Permutation of Specific, Discrete Variants: Dan Graham’s Children’s Pavilion at Chambres d’Amis (1986)
Artist Dan Graham is well known for the pavilions in glass and steel he has constructed all over the world since the late 1970s. While all these small buildings seem incidents, they are often closely related. One example is Children’s Pavilion from 1986, Graham’s contribution to the experimental exhibition Chambres d’Amis in Ghent, Belgium. Children’s Pavilion is not only a striking example of what Peter Osborne has called the ‘architecturalization’ of contemporary art, it is also a variant of both earlier and later works by Graham.

Prof. Christophe Van Gerrewey donnera un cours double à l'Université de Bologne, Département des Arts, sur le Pavillon des Enfants de 1986, à Ghent, Belgique, par Dan Graham. La première tranche aura lieu jeudi le 12 novembre et la deuxième mardi 19 novembre, les deux à 17h.