Dan Graham is an American writer, curator, and artist. Due to his interests in popular culture and architecture, Graham's work can be found in genres such as performance art, installations, video, and photography. However, some of his most well-known work is from a series of photos that depicted suburban development in New Jersey known as Homes for America (1966-67). An interesting thing about Graham's work is the way he tries to make the concept of his work more apparent than the actual piece itself. This can be seen in almost all of his pieces, which is why he is often labeled as a conceptual artist. However, Dan Graham is best known for using glass and mirrored pavilions to bring multiple physiological and psychological affects on the viewer. The fact that Dan Graham's work truly cannot be interpreted in only one way is why so many fans of Graham's work have debated about the overall impression that his work gives them. This is also what landed Dan Graham among some of the greatest artists of our time. Read Less