Monthly Archives: December 1999

Conceptual Art History, or, a home for ‘Homes For America’

Posted on December 17, 1999 by David Campany

An essay on Dan Graham’s 1966 magazine piece Homes for America and its canonisation in post-conceptual art history. (Really). Text coming when I find it. In the meantime, here are three iterations of Dan Graham’s piece:

Why Don’t We Walk Along The River?

Posted on December 1, 1999 by David Campany

Why Don’t We Walk Along The River? Rut Blees Luxemburg and David Campany in conversation  David: It’s Saturday night and we’re at the foot of Hungerford Bridge in Central London. Rut, you are preparing an image of the underside of … Continue reading →