“Dan Graham, Mind-Bending Conceptual Artist, Dies at 79,” Obituary, The New York Times, by Will Heinrich, March 4, 2022

Best known for his large mirrored installations, he played with ideas about spectacle and perception in a vast array of genres.

Dan Graham, a contrarian polymath best known, despite his protests, as a conceptual* artist, died on Feb. 19 in Manhattan. He was 79.

His wife, Mieko Meguro Graham, confirmed the death but declined to give a cause. Though he had his problems with Conceptual Art as a category, Mr. Graham’s resistance to labeling went deeper. In a prolific career that took in genres as various as sculpture, architecture and “puppet rock opera,” and included pioneering works of video and p...