ZURICH.- Over a period of more than four decades, Dan Graham has developed a diverse practice that refuses to be contained within the confines of contemporary art and instead aligns itself within popular culture. In his exhibition at Hauser & Wirth Zürich, ‘Rock n’ Roll Show. Unrealised Projects for Children and Boutique Architecture’, Graham will present drawings for two unrealised architectural projects: the ‘Liza Bruce Boutique’ and ‘The Children’s Pavilion’; the tongue-in-cheek photographic presentation ‘Eleven Sugar Cubes’ from 1970; new architectural models; and a new two-way mirror pavilion, created especially for the exhibition. Together, these works investigate the complex relationship between the art object and its viewer, providing a cross-section of the diversity of Graham’s practice and highlighting the