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Summer 2001

Artist Projects / Please Draw That Famous Photograph of The Lightning Field from Memory

The impersistence of memory

Emilie Clark, Douglas Gordon, Aziz + Cucher, Rachel Urkowitz, Jenny Perlin, Liam Gillick, and Matthew Ritchie

Emilie Clark, Lightning Field, 2001.
Douglas Gordon, Lightning Field, 2001.
Aziz + Cucher, Lightning Field, 2001.
Rachel Urkowitz, Lightning Field, 2001.
Jenny Perlin, Lightning Field, 2001.
Liam Gillick, Lightning Field, 2001.
Matthew Ritchie, Lightning Field, 2001.

Emilie Clark is an artist living in New York City.

Douglas Gordon is an artist living in Glasgow and New York.

Aziz + Cucher is an artist duo based in Brooklyn, New York.

Rachel Urkowitz is an artist based in New York City.

Jenny Perlin is an artist based in New York City.

Liam Gillick is an artist living in London.

Matthew Ritchie is an artist based in New York City.

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