I've mostly known Dan Graham for his glass/mirror pavilions but this retrospective at MOCA gave a broader overview of his career since 60's. These pavilions were fun to play in. They confuse your senses as you the viewer becomes part of the art.
Here is an example. We were each in separate rooms seeing each others' reflections within each other trying to mirror each others' movements.
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