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| "Rock, My Religion" (1983-1984) |
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| Projects for Santiago de Compostela's "Triangular Pavilion" (1997) and Barcelona's MACBA (2003) and Fundació Tapiès (1998-2000) |
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| Projects for Santiago de Compostela's "Triangular Pavilion" (1997) and Barcelona's MACBA (2003) and Fundació Tapiès (1998-2000) |
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| Working models and poster from Dan Graham's show at Museo Reina Sofía in 1987. |
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| Santiago de Compostela's "Triangular Pavilion" (1997) |
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| Santiago de Compostela's "Triangular Pavilion" (1997) |
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| Project for Fundació Tapiès, Barcelona (1998-2000) |
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| MACBA project model* (2003) |
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| "Two Cubes, One Rotated 45º", model* (1986) |
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| Fundació Tapiès model*. |
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| Santiago de Compostela´s "Triangular Pavilion" model*. |
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| "FUTURE es Dan Graham" video by Cerqueira, de Llano, and Sousa (2013) |
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| "FUTURE es Dan Graham" video by Cerqueira, de Llano, and Sousa (2013) |
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| "FUTURE es Dan Graham" video by Cerqueira, de Llano, and Sousa (2013) |
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| "FUTURE es Dan Graham" video by Cerqueira, de Llano, and Sousa (2013) |
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| "Death by Chocolate" (1986-2005), and "FUTURE es Dan Graham" (2013) |
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| "Death by Chocolate" (1986-2005) |
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| "Death by Chocolate" (1986-2005) |
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| "Woman in Antwerp Zoo", photography (2001-2003), "Tombe in Granite", model* (1988), and poster for the CGAC exhibition (1997), in Santiago de Compostela. |
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| "Tombe in Granite" for the Pontevedra Biennale, model* (1988) |
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| "Classic and Recent Installations/Pavilions: 1974-2008”, video (2009) |
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| Two projects for Museu Serralves (1999-2004) |
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| Project for "Double Exposure" pavilion, Museu Serralves (1994-2004) |
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| 1:1 structure detail for the "Double Exposure" pavilion, and “TWO WAY MIRROR CYLINDER INSIDE CUBE and a video salon” (1992) |
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| Museu Serralves pavilion, first proposal's model* (1999-2000) |
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| "Double Exposure" pavilion working model*. |
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| "Double Exposure" project. |
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| "Double Exposure" project. |
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| Museu Serralves Pavilion, first project. |
* All models and projects are working materials from Pedro de Llano Cabado´s archive - except "Tombe in Granite" (1988), which is by Dan Graham.
Registo fotográfico / Photography by:
Luís Espinheira (luisespinheira.com )
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DAN GRAHAM
Future es Dan Graham
FUTURE es Dan Graham (2013) was an individual exhibition by Dan Graham (Urbana, 1942), which came out of an invitation extended to the artist to make a show in the artist-run-space Uma certa falta de coerência, in Porto.
Curated by Mauro Cerqueira, Pedro de Llano Neira and André Sousa, the exhibition highlighted his relation with Portugal and Spain, which goes back to his first trip to Lisbon –curiously enough, the day after the “Carnation Revolution”, on April 25th, 1974-, and has passed through different visits to both countries up to the present. FUTURE es Dan Graham focused also in those elements which Graham´s work shares with Uma certa falta de coerência project, for which it has been a crucial referent: the city and its suburbs, popular culture, and the artistic practices heir of the DIY attitude.
The title and poster of the exhibition came from a drawing found in Pedro de Llano Cabado´s archive -the architect (A Coruña, 1947) that collaborated with him in twelve of his projects in the Iberian Peninsula since 1997. Together with this sketch, made as a first approach to the proposal for the Fundació Tapiés pavilion (unrealized, 1999), several documentary materials were shown (drawings, faxes, texts, photographies, and models), that address the process of definition and construction of five of those pavilions: Santiago de Compostela´s pyramid, the unrealized projects for MACBA and Fundació Tapies, in Barcelona, and two pavilion proposals for Museu Serralves, in Porto.
These documentary materials were accompanied by four videos made by Dan Graham since 1983 (Rock, My Religion, TWO WAY MIRROR CYLINDER INSIDE CUBE and a video salón, Classic and Recent Installations/Pavilions: 1974-2008 and Death by chocolate), a model of the rarely published work - Tombe in Granite (Bienal de Pontevedra, 1988)-, several posters, and a new video, titled FUTURE es Dan Graham (2013), still in editing process, filmed by Cerqueira, de Llano and Sousa, during the investigation carried on for the exhibition, including interviews with Graham, and some of his friends and collaborators. This video contains also unpublished materials, as the images which show the Dacca Pavilion; his last work in the Iberian Peninsula, installed in a collectors farm, in Extremadura (Spain), in
Acknowledgments / Agradecimentos: Marta Almeida, Daniela Pinheiro - Fundação de Serralves; Antón Castro; João Fernandes; Miguel von Hafe - CGAC; Cindy Hinant; Juan Várez; Enrique Velasco; Rute Ventura - Lisson Gallery.
DAN GRAHAM
Future es Dan Graham
11.10 > 09.11.2013
Inaugura Sexta às 22h.
Opening Friday at 10pm
Exposição organizada | Show organized by:
Uma Certa Falta de Coerência e/and Pedro de Llano.
Aberto aos sábados das 16 às 19h, ou por marcação.
Open on saturdays from 4 to 7pm, or by appointment.
(+351)919272115 / (+351)917910031
Uma Certa Falta de Coerência
Rua dos Caldeireiros 77, Porto
Future es Dan Graham
FUTURE es Dan Graham (2013) was an individual exhibition by Dan Graham (Urbana, 1942), which came out of an invitation extended to the artist to make a show in the artist-run-space Uma certa falta de coerência, in Porto.
Curated by Mauro Cerqueira, Pedro de Llano Neira and André Sousa, the exhibition highlighted his relation with Portugal and Spain, which goes back to his first trip to Lisbon –curiously enough, the day after the “Carnation Revolution”, on April 25th, 1974-, and has passed through different visits to both countries up to the present. FUTURE es Dan Graham focused also in those elements which Graham´s work shares with Uma certa falta de coerência project, for which it has been a crucial referent: the city and its suburbs, popular culture, and the artistic practices heir of the DIY attitude.
The title and poster of the exhibition came from a drawing found in Pedro de Llano Cabado´s archive -the architect (A Coruña, 1947) that collaborated with him in twelve of his projects in the Iberian Peninsula since 1997. Together with this sketch, made as a first approach to the proposal for the Fundació Tapiés pavilion (unrealized, 1999), several documentary materials were shown (drawings, faxes, texts, photographies, and models), that address the process of definition and construction of five of those pavilions: Santiago de Compostela´s pyramid, the unrealized projects for MACBA and Fundació Tapies, in Barcelona, and two pavilion proposals for Museu Serralves, in Porto.
These documentary materials were accompanied by four videos made by Dan Graham since 1983 (Rock, My Religion, TWO WAY MIRROR CYLINDER INSIDE CUBE and a video salón, Classic and Recent Installations/Pavilions: 1974-2008 and Death by chocolate), a model of the rarely published work - Tombe in Granite (Bienal de Pontevedra, 1988)-, several posters, and a new video, titled FUTURE es Dan Graham (2013), still in editing process, filmed by Cerqueira, de Llano and Sousa, during the investigation carried on for the exhibition, including interviews with Graham, and some of his friends and collaborators. This video contains also unpublished materials, as the images which show the Dacca Pavilion; his last work in the Iberian Peninsula, installed in a collectors farm, in Extremadura (Spain), in
Acknowledgments / Agradecimentos: Marta Almeida, Daniela Pinheiro - Fundação de Serralves; Antón Castro; João Fernandes; Miguel von Hafe - CGAC; Cindy Hinant; Juan Várez; Enrique Velasco; Rute Ventura - Lisson Gallery.
DAN GRAHAM
Future es Dan Graham
11.10 > 09.11.2013
Inaugura Sexta às 22h.
Opening Friday at 10pm
Exposição organizada | Show organized by:
Uma Certa Falta de Coerência e/and Pedro de Llano.
Aberto aos sábados das 16 às 19h, ou por marcação.
Open on saturdays from 4 to 7pm, or by appointment.
(+351)919272115 / (+351)917910031
Uma Certa Falta de Coerência
Rua dos Caldeireiros 77, Porto
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