#AsSeenInPrint | Dan Flavin was one of light art’s foremost luminaries. In 1963, the American artist attached a single, industrial fluorescent light tube at a 45-degree angle to the wall of his studio – and called it art. Learn more in our April issue: shop.aestheticamagazine.com | Aesthetica Magazine

In 1983, Dia Bridgehampton was designed by Dan Flavin to house a permanent installation of his work alongside a program of temporary exhibitions. With Dia’s support, Flavin renovated the turn-of-the-century Shingle-style firehouse, converting its vestibule and second floor into a display of his signature works in fluorescent light. In a new short film by @sandenwolff for Dia Art Foundation, we explore Dia’s collection of Flavin works, and how this amazing permanent installation came to fruition.

Now Live > Exceptional Works > Dan Flavin, untitled, 1974. Explore this large-scale “barrier” featured on the occasion of our presentation at Art Basel in Unlimited: zwrnr.art/flavindzon — Dan Flavin, untitled, 1974. Pink fluorescent light, modular units, each made of two 4-foot (122 cm) vertical fixtures and three 4-foot (122 cm) horizontal fixtures; at least 62 ft. (19 m) long #danflavin #artbasel #contemporaryart #davidzwirner | David Zwirner

On the occasion of the exhibition DAN FLAVIN. DEDICATIONS IN LIGHTS at the Kunstmuseum Basel | Neubau (2.3.2024–18.8.2024), names of people to whom Dan Flavin has dedicated an artwork can be read on the LED fries on Neubau, daily from 7 to 10 p.m. https://kunstmuseumbasel.ch/en/exhibitions/2023/dan-flavin-dedications-in-lights 💡 DAN FLAVIN. DEDICATIONS IN LIGHTS: Urs Graf Constantin Brancusi Henri Matisse Jasper Johns Don Judd Sonja Flavin Vladimir Tatlin George McGovern Heiner Friedrich Otto F

Did you know that this untitled sculpture by Dan Flavin includes almost 250 fluorescent lamps? Watch as the Menil Collection's Conservation team replaces a few of the bulbs. See the artist's work at the Menil's Dan Flavin Installation at Richmond Hall, home to one of the largest permanent displays of work by Flavin. | The Menil Collection