How to make housing developments on Long Island and elsewhere more individual is the focus of Dan Graham's piece "Homes for America 1966-67," currently on view at the Museum of Modern Art's show "Color Chart: Reinventing Color 1950 to Today." The suggested layout for an article he wrote for Arts Magazine opens with several Long Island place names: Garden City, Garden City Park, Greenlawn, Island Park, Levittown, New Hyde Park, Plainview and Plandome Manor. "Color is a primary vehicle offered to consumers as a potential for individualism in tract housing," says a card next to the work in the show, is up through May 12. Read more of the article -- and see the artwork itself -- by clicking here.
