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CATALOGUE 259 1974 Crafts in Action 2/19–3/19 Sharon Fein, Jo Ellen Scheffield, Joe Scheurer 100 William Street Sail 12/18–2/21/1975 Jim Burton, Anne Healy, and musicians (Rhys Chatham, Jon Deak, Garrett List) 88 Pine Street In partnership with Orient Overseas Associates 1975 Ruckus Manhattan 11/20–1/20/1976 Red Grooms, Mimi Gross Grooms, The Ruckus Construction Company 88 Pine Street 1976 New York Sky Events: East Harlem Sky Events 6/10–6/11 Otto Piene East Harlem New York Sky Events: Neon Rainbow 6/26 Otto Piene 59th Street Pond, Central Park Anemones: An Air Aquarium 10/19–12/31 Otto Piene 88 Pine Street Round: Sound for Concave Surfaces 11/19–11/21 Max Neuhaus U.S. Custom House, 1 Bowling Green 1977 Custom and Culture 1 6/29–9/11 A-1 Art Band, Laurie Anderson, Jim Burton, Chamber Jazz Quintet, Composers Ensemble, Laura Dean, Senta Driver, Douglas Dunn, Emerson String Quartet, Endymion Ensemble, JoAnne Faletta, Alan Finkel, Tina Girouard, Mimi Gross Grooms, Suzanne Harris, Jene Highstein, David Hykes, Kazuko, Rockne Krebs, Lancaster Brass Quintet, Richard Landry, Vera Manzi-Schacht, Mozart Festival Orchestra, Multigravitational Aerodance Group, New World Consort, Pat O’Brian, Brian O’Neill, Charlemagne Palestine, Carol Parker, Philip Glass Ensemble, Steve Reich, Jim Roche, Charles Ross, Sara Rudner, Ned Smyth, St. Luke’s Chamber Ensemble, Stony Baroque Chamber Players, Linda Tarnay, Tsai, Vocal Jazz Inc., Shyam Yodh U.S. Custom House, 1 Bowling Green In partnership with the Custom House Institute, the New York Landmarks Conservancy, and the U.S. General Services Administration Butler’s Lives of the Saints 12/16–1/28/1978 Ann Wilson 88 Pine Street 1978 Downtown Drive-In 7/28–7/29 Mike Blackwood, Stan Brakhage, Rudy Burkhardt, Shirley Clarke, Robert Crawford, Bob Fleischner, Peter Goldman, Red Grooms, Hilary Harris, Ken Jacobs, Mike Kuchar, Stan Lawder, Marie Menken, Frank and Carilyn Mouris, Warren Newcombe, Charles Sheeler, Paul Strand, Francis Thompson Edison Parking Lot, corner of John and Front Streets In partnership with the Downtown Branch of the Whitney Museum of American Art Art on the Beach 1 8/11–9/17 Terry Allen, Rosemarie Castoro, Yoshiko Chuma, Christopher Cleckler, Charles Dennis, Thomas Farmer, Harriet Feigenbaum, Alan Finkel, R. 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Fischer, Simone Forti, Sandy Gellis, Tina Girouard, Mimi Gross Grooms, Suzanne Harris, Ed McGowin, Rudolph Montanez, Natural Sound, Patsy Norvell, Kirk Nurock, Sara Rudner and Company, Katherine Sokolinikoff, Peter Van Riper Battery Park City Landfill 1979 Custom and Culture 2 5/3–6/17 Laurie Anderson, Robert Ashley, Connie Beckley, Andrea Callard, Charles Cook, Jon Deak, Andrew deGroat, Tom Doyle, Hermine Freed, Jane Goldberg, Carl Goldstein, Peter Gordon, Helen and Newton Harrison, Julia Heyward, Laurace James, Jill Kroesen, Alvin Lucier, Ingram Marshall, Ed McGowin, Jalalu Kalvert Nelson, Dennis Oppenheim, Ursula Oppens, Jody Pinto, Michelangelo Pistoletto, Jim Pomeroy, Lucio Pozzi, Martin Puryear, Kenneth Rinker, Stuart Sherman, Speculum Musicae, Donald Sultan, The Talking Band, Hap Tivey, Calvin Trillin, Jeff Way, Robin Winters, Elyn Zimmerman, Barbara Zucker U.S. Custom House, 1 Bowling Green In partnership with the Custom House Institute, the New York Landmarks Conservancy, and the U.S. General Services Administration Downtown Drive-In 8/17–8/18 Kenneth Anger, Stan Brakhage, Joseph Cornell, Maya Deren, Robert Frank, Alfred Leslie, and others Intersection of Wall and William streets In partnership with the Downtown Branch of the Whitney Museum of American Art 1980 Art on the Beach 2 6/14–9/14 Alice Aycock, Bill T. Jones and Dancers, Raul Cabello, Charles Moulton and Dancers, Dana Reitz and Dancers, Michael Davis, Sam Edwards, Eiko & Koma, Heide Fasnacht, 4D Construction Company, Jon Gibson, Ruth Hardinger, Maren Hassinger, William Hellerman, Linda Herenchak, Richard Landry, Andrew Leicester, Marta Renzi and Dancers, Risa Jaroslow and Dancers, Nancy Rubins, Running and Rolling Dance Company, Ursula von Rydingsvard, David Wells, David Woodberry Battery Park City Landfill Masstransiscope 9/17–ongoing Bill Brand Myrtle Street subway station In partnership with MTA Arts for Transit THE C REATIVE TIME C ATALOGUE : 3 3 YEARS , 3 13 PROJECTS , A ND STILL G OING The following listing of projects sponsored by Creative Time since its inception is as complete as possible. Our institutional memory consists of masses of old files, press releases, and slides, many of which were invaluable in our research; when necessary, we’ve done our best to reconfirm information with outside sources. Above all, in our research for this catalogue it was important to us to acknowledge every artist and participant we’ve worked with, and to that end we’ve made every effort to identify them as well as to provide the location, type of artwork or performance, and cosponsor of our events. Our sincere apologies for any errors or omissions, however inadvertent and unintended, found here. Installation/ Sculpture Video/ Film/ Projection Media (Internet/ Digital/ Sound) Performance Billboard/ Poster/ Ad Spaces Painting Key to Catalogue: Compiled by Lauren F. Friedman

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1974Crafts in Action2/19–3/19Sharon Fein, Jo Ellen Scheffi eld, Joe Scheurer100 William Street

Sail12/18–2/21/1975Jim Burton, Anne Healy, and musicians (Rhys Chatham, Jon Deak, Garrett List)88 Pine StreetIn partnership with Orient Overseas Associates

1975Ruckus Manhattan11/20–1/20/1976Red Grooms, Mimi Gross Grooms, The RuckusConstruction Company88 Pine Street

1976New York Sky Events: East Harlem Sky Events6/10–6/11Otto PieneEast Harlem

New York Sky Events: Neon Rainbow6/26Otto Piene59th Street Pond, Central Park

Anemones: An Air Aquarium10/19–12/31Otto Piene88 Pine Street

Round: Sound for Concave Surfaces11/19–11/21Max NeuhausU.S. Custom House, 1 Bowling Green

1977Custom and Culture 16/29–9/11A-1 Art Band, Laurie Anderson, Jim Burton, Chamber Jazz Quintet, Composers Ensemble, Laura Dean, Senta Driver, Douglas Dunn, Emerson String Quartet, Endymion Ensemble, JoAnne Faletta, Alan Finkel, Tina Girouard, Mimi Gross Grooms, Suzanne Harris, Jene Highstein, David Hykes, Kazuko, Rockne Krebs, Lancaster Brass Quintet, Richard Landry, Vera Manzi-Schacht, Mozart Festival Orchestra, Multigravitational Aerodance Group, New World Consort, Pat O’Brian, Brian O’Neill, Charlemagne Palestine, Carol Parker, Philip Glass Ensemble, Steve Reich, Jim Roche, Charles Ross, Sara Rudner, Ned Smyth, St. Luke’s Chamber Ensemble, Stony Baroque Chamber Players, Linda Tarnay, Tsai, Vocal Jazz Inc., Shyam YodhU.S. Custom House, 1 Bowling GreenIn partnership with the Custom House Institute, the New York Landmarks Conservancy, and the U.S. General Services Administration

Butler’s Lives of the Saints12/16–1/28/1978Ann Wilson88 Pine Street

1978Downtown Drive-In7/28–7/29Mike Blackwood, Stan Brakhage, Rudy Burkhardt, Shirley Clarke, Robert Crawford, Bob Fleischner, Peter Goldman, Red Grooms, Hilary Harris, Ken Jacobs, Mike Kuchar, Stan Lawder, Marie Menken, Frank and Carilyn Mouris, Warren Newcombe, Charles Sheeler, Paul Strand, Francis ThompsonEdison Parking Lot, corner of John and Front StreetsIn partnership with the Downtown Branch of the Whitney Museum of American Art

Art on the Beach 18/11–9/17Terry Allen, Rosemarie Castoro, Yoshiko Chuma, Christopher Cleckler, Charles Dennis, Thomas Farmer, Harriet Feigenbaum, Alan Finkel, R. M. Fischer, Simone Forti, Sandy Gellis, Tina Girouard, Mimi Gross Grooms, Suzanne Harris, Ed McGowin, Rudolph Montanez, Natural Sound, Patsy Norvell, Kirk Nurock, Sara Rudner and Company, Katherine Sokolinikoff, Peter Van RiperBattery Park City Landfi ll

1979Custom and Culture 25/3–6/17Laurie Anderson, Robert Ashley, Connie Beckley, Andrea Callard, Charles Cook, Jon Deak, Andrew deGroat, Tom Doyle, Hermine Freed, Jane Goldberg, Carl Goldstein, Peter Gordon, Helen and Newton Harrison, Julia Heyward, Laurace James, Jill Kroesen, Alvin Lucier, Ingram Marshall, Ed McGowin, Jalalu Kalvert Nelson, Dennis Oppenheim, Ursula Oppens, Jody Pinto, Michelangelo Pistoletto, Jim Pomeroy, Lucio Pozzi, Martin Puryear, Kenneth Rinker, Stuart Sherman, Speculum Musicae, Donald Sultan, The Talking Band, Hap Tivey, Calvin Trillin, Jeff Way, Robin Winters, Elyn Zimmerman, Barbara ZuckerU.S. Custom House, 1 Bowling GreenIn partnership with the Custom House Institute, the New York Landmarks Conservancy, and the U.S. General Services Administration

Downtown Drive-In8/17–8/18Kenneth Anger, Stan Brakhage, Joseph Cornell, Maya Deren, Robert Frank, Alfred Leslie, and othersIntersection of Wall and William streetsIn partnership with the Downtown Branch of the Whitney Museum of American Art

1980Art on the Beach 26/14–9/14Alice Aycock, Bill T. Jones and Dancers, Raul Cabello, Charles Moulton and Dancers, Dana Reitz and Dancers, Michael Davis, Sam Edwards, Eiko & Koma, Heide Fasnacht, 4D Construction Company, Jon Gibson, Ruth Hardinger, Maren Hassinger, William Hellerman, Linda Herenchak, Richard Landry, Andrew Leicester, Marta Renzi and Dancers, Risa Jaroslow and Dancers, Nancy Rubins, Running and Rolling Dance Company, Ursula von Rydingsvard, David Wells, David WoodberryBattery Park City Landfi ll

Masstransiscope9/17–ongoingBill BrandMyrtle Street subway stationIn partnership with MTA Arts for Transit

THE CREATIVE TIME CATALOGUE: 33 YEARS, 313 PROJECTS, AND STILLGOING

The following listing of projects sponsored by Creative Time since its inception is as complete as possible. Our institutional memory consists of masses of old fi les, press releases, and slides, many of which were invaluable in our research; when necessary, we’ve done our best to reconfi rm information with outside sources. Above all, in our research for this catalogue it was important to us to acknowledge every artist and participant we’ve worked with, and to that end we’ve made every effort to identify them as well as to provide the location, type of artwork or performance, and cosponsor of our events. Our sincere apologies for any errors or omissions, however inadvertent and unintended, found here.

Installation/Sculpture

Video/Film/Projection

Media (Internet/Digital/Sound)

Performance Billboard/Poster/Ad Spaces

Painting

Key toCatalogue:

Compiled byLauren F. Friedman

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Langheld, Colin Lee, Ann Magnuson, Uwe Mengel, Melissa Meyer, Gary Monheit, Butch Morris, Guy Nordenson, Nancy Owens, Lenny Pickett, Ricardo Scofi dio, Sun Ra and The Solar Arkestra, Henry Threadgill, Todt, Diane Torr, Angela Valerio, Glen Velez, Fred Wilson, Willie Mae Wright Battery Park City Landfi ll

A Drop in the Bucket9/5–11/5Jane GreengoldFranklin Street between Lafayette and Centre streets

1986B. Holden To Diderot3/10–6/20Barry HoldenThurgood Marshall United States Courthouse, 40 Foley Square

Art in the Anchorage 3: The Memory Theatre of Giulio Camillo6/6–7/13Creation Company, Elizabeth Diller, Joe Fyfe, Andrew Ginzel, Laurie Hawkinson, Kristin Jones, Matthew Maguire, George Palumbo, Vito Ricci, Ricardo Scofi dio, Kit-Yin Snyder, Allan Wexler, Elyn ZimmermanThe Brooklyn Bridge Anchorage

Music in the Anchorage: Sunday Jazz Series6/8–6/29Geri Allen, Blue Star, Marion Brandis, Thulani Davis, Joseph Jarman, Leroy Jenkins, Oliver Lake, Lester Bowie’s Brass Fantasy, Myra Melford, David Peaston The Brooklyn Bridge Anchorage

Performance in the Park 18/3–9/14Connie Beckley, Donald Byrd (The Group), Pat Cahill, David Cale, Terry Creach, Blondell Cummings, Olu Dara, Mark Dendy, Kathy Duncan, Douglas Dunn, Kate Ericson and Mel Ziegler, Jef-frey Essmann, Frey Faust, Jane Goldberg, Sally Gross Company, Linda Hudes, Jane Comfort Dance Company, Bill T. Jones/Arnie Zane Dance Company, John Kelly, Stephen Koester, Beth Lapides, Ralph Lemon, Monica Levy, Ron Littke, Diane Martel, Dianne McIntyre, Paul McMahon, Yvonne Meier, The Mell-o White Boys, Susan Mogul, Tom Murrin (aka Alien Comic), Nina Martin Performance Company, The Okra Orchestra, Pat Oleszko, Stephen Petronio, Stuart Sherman, Sarah Skaggs, Michael Smith, Merián Soto and Pepon Osorio, Split Britches, Elizabeth Streb, Mel Tomlinson, Urban Bush Women, Danitra Vance, Wendy Perron Dance Company, Cydney Wilkes, Women of the Calabash, Paul ZaloomCentral Park Bandshell

1987Art in the Anchorage 4June–JulyChris Carter Group, Paul Colin, Wendy Copps, David Craven, Blondell Cummings, Constance deJong, The Derek James Band, Pat Dignan, David Finck, The Guerrilla Girls, David Helm, John Kelly, Jill Kroesen, Gretchen Langheld, Diane Martel, Frankie Paris, Judy Pfaff, Richard Price, Joe Russell, Beatrice Sagar, Michael Smith, Huck Snyder, John TorreanoThe Brooklyn Bridge Anchorage

Performance in the Park 26/19–9/11The Alchemedians, Jerri Allyn, Mark Anderson, Jo Andres, Balinese American Dance Theater, Isabel Benet, Ann Carlson, Ping Chong and The Fiji Theatre Company, Contemporary Ballet Company, Frank Conversano, Crowsfeet Dance Collective, Charles Dennis, Forces of Nature, Holly Hughes, Bill T. Jones and Arnie Zane, Pooh Kaye, Love Theater, Clarice Marshall,

Butch Morris, Charles Moulton, Yves Musard, Lauri Nagel, Georg Osterman, Nicky Paraiso, Travis Preston, Peter Reed, Iris Rose, Rachel Rosenthal, Jim Self, Mary Shultz, Stephanie Skura and Company, Muna Tseng, WatchfaceCentral Park Bandshell

Art on the Beach 8July–September Mark Antrobus, Jerry Beck, Annie Chu, James Croak, Jeff DeCastro, Jackie Ferrara, Rick Gooding, Eric Gould, Julia Heyward, Perry Hoberman, Angelika Holfmann, Bob Holman, Tamara Jenkins, Kenneth Kaplan, Craig Konyk, Theodore Krueger, Stephen Laub, David Linton, Cecil MacKinnon, Jackson Mac Low, Phil Marsh, Cameron McNall, Yvonne Meier, Mud People, Tamar Rogoff, Paul Schmidt, Leonardo Shapiro, Leonid Sokov, Candy Spilner, Ritsuko Taho, Kei Takei, Billie Tsien, Anthony Tsirantonakis, Tod WilliamsHunter’s Point, Queens

1988In the WINTER GARDEN: Relay5/10–5/11Connie BeckleyWorld Financial Center Winter Garden, 200 Vesey Street

Misfortunes of Desire Acted Out at an Imaginary Location Symbolizing Everything Worth Having5/17Survival Research LaboratoriesShea Stadium, 123-01 Roosevelt Avenue, Flushing, QueensIn partnership with The Kitchen, the New Museum, and the City of New York Parks and Recreation Department

In the WINTER GARDEN: Anggrek5/17–5/18Alice Farley and CompanyWorld Financial Center Winter Garden, 200 Vesey Street

Art in the Anchorage 5June–JulyMaritza Arrastia, Jean-Baptiste Barrière, Caroline Beasley-Baker, Brenda Connor-Bey Miller, Contraband, Pat Dignan and David Finck, Sharon Dupree, Pierre Friloux, Sarah Glasscock, Terry Hayes, Jacqueline Johnson, Joan Jonas, Brigid Kennedy, Michel Paysant, Gilda Pervin, Louis Reyes Rivera, Joel Sanders, Vijay Seshadri, Scott Sherk, Station House Opera, Ed Tomney, Donald Woods with Sons & DaughtersThe Brooklyn Bridge Anchorage

Art on the Beach 97/15–9/18Kathe Be, Annette Berr, Paul Castrucci, Melissa Chaney, Dea Cleavenger, Brian Dewan, Maureen Fleming, DeWitt Godrey, The Holsteins, The Hum Drums, Faye Hunter, Kain Karawahn, Sean Landers, The Ordinaires, Ann Reichlin, Samba Novo, The Shams, Sharp Shapiro Jazz, Judith Simonian, Chris Stamey, Typhoon, Alan Uluc, Simon Ungers, The Wygals, XXY Dance/MusicHunter’s Point, Queens

UP Tiempo!: Performing and Visual Artists of the Americas11/4–12/10ACT UP (AIDS Coalition To Unleash Power), Chico Alvarez, Al Angeloro, Tony Avalos, Norma Bessouet, David Bronstein, Josely Carvalho, George Cisneros, Jonas dos Santos, Eddie Torres Latin Dance Company, The El Salvador Media Project, Guillermo Gómez-Peña, Gronk, Roberto Juarez, Kajou, Marcos Kurtycz, Marcelo Llorens, Los Angeles Poverty Department (LAPD), James Luna, Manuel Alum Dance Company, Marisela Norte, Nosotros, Nuyorican Poets Cafe, Orquesta Broadway, Catalina Parra, Manny Vega, Donald WoodsEl Museo del Barrio, 1230 Fifth Avenue

Breaking In10/29–11/15Connie Beckley, Rosemarie Castoro, Christopher Cleckler, Jon Deak, Tom Doyle, Thomas Farmer, Harriet Feigenbaum, Alan Finkel, Hermine Freed, Sandy Gellis, Tina Girouard, Mimi Gross Grooms, Anne Healy, Kazuko, Jill Kroesen, Richard Landry, Ed McGowin, Rudolph Montanez, Carol Parker, Michelangelo Pistoletto, Lucio Pozzi, Katherine Sokolnikoff, Jeff Way, Elyn Zimmerman, Barbara ZuckerFirst Precinct House, 48 Old Slip

1981Projects at the Precinct3/11–4/4Vito Acconci, Stephen Antonakos, Marianne Edwards, Jerry Jones, Pedro Lujan, Tom RankinFirst Precinct House, 48 Old Slip

Windspun5/13–6/1/1982Liz PhillipsHunts Point, The Bronx

Art on the Beach 36/20–9/13Aboriginal Dancers from Australia, Cathey Billian, Andrea Blum, Boneworks Ensemble, Glenn Branca, Bricolage Theater, Bill and Mary Buchen, Lauren Ewing, Molissa Fenley, The Floating Cinema Project, Candace Hill-Montgomery, Jill Kroesen, Donald Lipski, Charlie Morrow, Rosalind Newman, Tom Nussbaum, Ocarina Orchestra, Kurt Ossenfort, Wendy Perron, Jon Rubin, Jeffrey Simpson, Sun Ra and his Arkestra, Tim Watkins, Gina Wendkos, Randy Williams, Stephanie Woodward, Peter Zummo Battery Park City Landfi ll

Ruckus Manhattan Revival12/18–3/31/1982Red Grooms1345 Sixth Avenue

1982Principles in Perspective6/22–7/9Connie BeckleyChamber of Commerce, 65 Liberty Street

Art on the Beach 46/26–9/12Bill and Mary Buchen, Frank Conversano, Jay Coogan, Blondell Cummings, Richard Hambleton, Linda Hudes, Scott Johnson, Newband, Dennis Oppenheim, Scott Pfaffman, Jody Pinto, Kathryn Posin, Power Trio, Susan Rethorst, Rock Steady Crew, David Saunders, Fiona Templeston, Yoshimasa Wada, Grace Williams, Steve Wood, Robert YoungerBattery Park City Landfi ll

Projects at the Chamber11/9–12/18Ida Applebroog, Bob Carroll, Cococello (Auste, Aigars Kildiss, and James Corbett), Olu Dara, Theodora Skipitares, Sun Ra and the Okra OrchestraChamber of Commerce, 65 Liberty Street

1983Art in the Anchorage 15/19–10/10African Connection, Jacob Burckhardt, Rhys Chatham, Alvin Curran, Bruce Dow, R. M. Fischer, Diamanda Galas, Spalding Gray, Jane Greengold, Jana Haimsohn, David Hykes and the

Harmonic Choir, The Imago Ensemble, Hugh Levick, Mel Wong Dance Company, Bebe Miller and Dancers, Kirk Nurock, Suzan Pitt, Kenneth Rinker, Sal Romano, Saeko Ichinohe and Company, Ned Smyth, Robert Stackhouse, Station House Opera, Taro Suzuki, Warner Wada, Thomas Weaver, Nina WienerThe Brooklyn Bridge Anchorage

Art on the Beach 5: Six Collaborative Projects7/9–9/25Ian Bader, Harriet Balaran, Johanna Boyce, Petah Coyne, Elizabeth Diller, Richard Flood, Tom Hatch, Brower Hatcher, Shelley Hirsch, James Holl, Nene Humphrey, Kathleen Ligon, Daniel McCusker, Tom Otterness, Geraldine Pontius, Kaylynn Sullivan, Billie Tsien, David Van TieghemBattery Park City Landfi ll

Sanitation Celebrations9/27Mierle Laderman UkelesMadison Avenue between 72nd and 104th streetsIn partnership with the New York City Department of Sanitation, the First New York City Art Parade, and the Uniformed Sanitationmen’s Association

1984Walk-In Theater for Pedestrians1/25–4/12Carmella SaracenoThurgood Marshall United States Courthouse, 40 Foley Square Art on the Beach 6: Eight Collaborative Projects7/7–9/16Mac Adams, Tony Billoni, Richard Clarke, Steve Clorfeine, Jane Comfort, Tony Conrad, Elizabeth Diller, Ron Ehmke, Kate Ericson, Ellen Fisher, Stephen Gallagher, Peter Gordon, Laurie Hawkinson, Catherine Howe, Emily Jennings, Michel Kagan, Mikyung Kim, Lisa Kraus, Oliver Lake, John Malpede, Audrey Matlock, Robert McAnulty, Juergen Riehm, Erika Rothenberg, Alison Saar, Livio Saganic, George Scherer, Ricardo Scofi dio, Henry Smith-Miller, Ned Sublette, Brian Szpakowski, Allan Wexler, Rhonda ZwillingerBattery Park City Landfi ll

Touch Sanitation Show: Part One9/9–10/5Mierle Laderman UkelesMaritime Transfer Station at 59th Street

Nighttrippers12/1–12/15Kaylynn Sullivan with Henry ThreadgillThe Russian Baths, 268 East 10th Street; First Baptist Church, intersection of 121st Street and Manhattan Avenue; Oscar Hammerstein Opera House, 4 West 43rd Street

1985Art in the Anchorage 25/15–6/30Luis Cruz Azaceta, William Basinski, Bow Gamelan, Cynthia Carlson, CRASH, Terry Creach, Jane Dickson, Mike Glier, David Headley, David Humphrey, Mike Kelley, Stephen Koester, The Magnifi cent Force, Susan Marshall, John Obuck, Steven Pollack, Judy Rifka, Nancy Spero, Wolfgang Staehle, David Wojnarowicz, The Wu-Shu Team, Robert YasudaThe Brooklyn Bridge Anchorage

Art on the Beach 77/2–9/13Dennis Adams, Jerry Barr, Karen Bausman, John Bernd, Gina Bianco, Lenora Champagne, Yoshiko Chuma, Jody Culkin, Elizabeth Diller, Tom Finkelpearl, Claudia Fitch, Suzanne Fletcher, Leslie Gill, Nicholas Goldsmith, Jessica Hagedorn, David Hammons, John Heys, William Jacobson, Bill Lane, Gretchen

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1991Visualize ThisAprilNancy Burson with Kunio NagashimaCitywide Angels Have Been Sent To MeMayJerri Allyn with Helen ThoringtonCitywide

Black Works5/1–5/4Station House OperaThe Kitchen, 512 West 19th StreetIn partnership with The Kitchen

The Most Exciting Women in MusicJuneCorina, Juliet Cuming, Kim Gordon (Sonic Youth), Lady Miss Kier, MC Lyte, Kate Pierson (B-52’s), Crystal Waters, Tina Weymouth (Tom Tom Club)Citywide

The Honeymoon Project6/7–6/30MiraldaWorld Financial Center Winter Garden, 200 Vesey StreetIn partnership with the World Financial Center Arts and Events Program

Not Just the Parade, Time to Get PaidJuneAlgernon MillerCitywide Suz/o/Suz6/12–6/15La Fura Dels BausKaufman Astoria Studios, 34-12 36th Street, QueensIn partnership with The Kitchen, P.S. 122, and The New York International Festival of the Arts

Memories of New York Chinatown6/23Tomie Arai70 Mulberry StreetIn partnership with the Chinatown History Museum

Art in the Anchorage 87/10–9/7Black Market International, Bosho, Dumb Type, Linda Fisher, Bob Flanagan, Mimi Goese, A. Leroy, Manhattan Marimba Quartet, Virgil Moorefi eld, Adam Peacock, Hahn Rowe, Arthur Russell, Dick Sandhaus, Linda Carmella Sibio, Bill Stair, Martha Wilson, Guy Yarden, Daniel ZippiThe Brooklyn Bridge Anchorage

Skin8/23Paula Josa-Jones, Pauline OliverosLincoln Center

Wigstock9/2Joey Arias, Dorian Corey, Deee-Lite, The Duelling Bankheads, Loretta Hogg, Ebony Jet, John Kelly, The Lady Bunny, Lipsynka, Ruth Messinger, Mona Foote Dancenoise, Peau de Soie, Ru Paul, and othersUnion Square Park

Masterpieces Without the Director9/28–9/29Spencer Finch, Paul Ramírez JonasThe Metropolitan Museum of Art, 1000 Fifth Avenue

Clean Needles Save Lives: Drug Users Doing It For OurselvesOctoberGregg Bordowitz and Richard Elovich with Bob Huff and Loring McAlpinCitywide via television

As A Dream That Vanishes (A Meditation on the Harvest of a Lifetime)10/30–11/24Merry Conway, Noni Pratt, Albert RatcliffeSolomon R. Guggenheim Museum, 1071 Fifth Avenue

The Fear of Disclosure Project: (In)Visible Women12/1 Marina Alvarez, Ellen Spiro with Jonathan Lee, producerCitywideIn partnership with Video Data Bank and Women Make Movies

Our Voices: Our Songs12/27Lavender Light Gospel Choir208 West 13th StreetIn partnership with the Lesbian and Gay Community Services Center

1992The Fear of Disclosure Project: Non, Je Ne Regrette Rien (No Regret)1992Marlon T. Riggs52 West 8th Street and citywideIn partnership with Video Data Bank and Women Make Movies

The Domestic Violence Milk Carton ProjectJanuary–FebruaryPeggy DiggsConnecticut, Delaware, Maryland, New Jersey, New York, and Pennsylvania

Use Mass Transit 1January–FebruaryRoger ShimomuraCitywideIn partnership with MTA Arts for Transit and TDI Roy Cohn/Jack Smith1/24–2/16Ron Vawter33 Wooster StreetIn partnership with The Fan Fox & Leslie R. Samuels Foundation, Inc., The Museum of Contemporary Art–Los Angeles, Art Space San Francisco, Berkeley Art Museum and Pacifi c Film Archive, the Walker Art Center, the Wexner Center for the Arts, and The Wooster Group

Private/Public3/26–5/1Madeleine Barchevska, Allen Frame, Frank Franca, Linda Maldonado, Tom McGovern, Rosemary Moore, Angela Salgado, Antonio Valente, Phillip Walker Subway locations throughout New York City

Transitions, Inc.5/8–5/9Danny Tisdale65 Broadway; 42nd Street at Seventh Avenue; 8th Street at Lafayette Street; 125th Street at Lenox Avenue

1989The Fear of Disclosure Project: Fear of Disclosuren.d.David Wojnarowicz, Phil Zwickler with Jonathan Lee, producerCitywideIn partnership with Video Data Bank and Women Make Movies

Poets in the Bars4/6–5/1 Miguel Algarin, Amina & Amiri Baraka, Roberto Bedoya, Blue Ark, Jorge Brandon, Dennis Cooper, Jayne Cortez, Kenward Elmslie, Allen Ginsberg, Philip Good, Lois Elaine Griffi th, Jessica Hagedorn, Kimiko Hahn, Safi ya Henderson-Holmes, Bob Holman, Mikhail Horowitz, Tuli Kupferberg, Donald Lev, Bernadette Mayer, Taylor Mead, Eileen Myles, Kofi Natambu, Bimbo Rivas, Ed Sanders, Ntozake Shange, Sharon Shively, Steven Taylor, David Trinidad, Quincy Troupe, Jeff WrightCitywide Light Site-ings: Holland Tunnel Drive-In Billboard4/13–4/16Leni SchwendingerHolland Tunnel, Manhattan entrance

Automotive Votive5/6–5/29The Kunst Brothers (Tom Leeser and Alison Saar)Citywide

Art in the Anchorage 66/22–8/13Bob Bingham, Terry Fox, Jessie Jane Lewis, Winifred Lutz, Michael Mooser, David Nyzio, Stephanie Rowden, Fred Tomaselli, Vida, Yoshi Wada The Brooklyn Bridge Anchorage

Kissing Doesn’t Kill: Greed and Indifference DoJune–DecemberGran FuryCitywide

Lincoln Center Out of Doors 18/13–8/16Alex and Allyson Grey, Tamar Rogoff and Anthony Tsirantonakis 30 Lincoln Center Plaza

It Was Only ArtOctoberKaren FinleyCitywide

Video/Musica11/17–11/19Mark Brady, Jose Chalas, Abigail Child, Godfrey Daniel, Kristine Diekman, Samantha Mae Dorfman, Ruben Garcia, Genevieve Hayes, Steve Jones, Marco, Jared Nickerson, Zeena Parkins, Hahn Rowe, Elliott Sharp, Leah Singer, Tohban Djan (Ikue Mori and Luli Shioi)26 Avenue B

What’s in a Flame?11/23–12/3Cathy QuinnCable Building, 611 Broadway

All people with AIDS are innocentDecember–January 1990Gran Fury466 Grand Street

1990Demolish the Wall of Censorship3/20Roger Boyce, Nan Goldin, Dona Ann McAdams, Paul H-O, and othersUnited States Capitol Building, Washington, D.C.

Creative Time at Dixon Place4/24–4/26Art Positive, Ron Brown, Kyle de Camp, Diamanda Galas, Eva Gasteazoro, Shelley Hirsch, Kwok, David Linton, Ikue Mori, Zeena Parkins, Sarah Perron, David Rousseve, Elizabeth Streb and Ringside, Tigressa64 East 4th StreetIn partnership with Dixon Place

The Black SheepMay–April 1991Karen FinleyFirst Avenue between 1st and Houston streets

The Wilds and the Deep5/25–6/24Martha Fleming, Lyne LapointeBattery Maritime Building, 10 South StreetIn partnership with Dance Theatre Workshop

Art in the Anchorage 77/13–10/7Jerri Allyn, Gary Azon, Marc Blane, Laurie Carlos, Angel Costa, Toni Dove, Christopher Doyle, Jim Goldberg, Karen Finley, Dorothy Friedman, David Hatchett, Paul H-O and Roger Boyce, Maurice Kenny, Lilliana LuBoya, Frank Mann, Robbie McCauley, Ann Meredith, Yong Soon Min, David Nechak, Izhar Patkin, J. D. Rage, Janet Restino, Nancy RubinsThe Brooklyn Bridge Anchorage

Lincoln Center Out of Doors 28/11–8/18Kim Jones (Mudman), Tom Murrin (aka Alien Comic), Leonard Titzer30 Lincoln Center Plaza

Surgeon General’s WarningSeptember–NovemberBeth B.Citywide

The Bowery Concert9/15Maria Bosco, Sumie Yonei, Keith Young, Wang Chang Yuan,Sara D. Roosevelt Park, Houston to Delancey streets

Carbon Monoxide is a Lethal GasOctober–NovemberHilja KeadingCitywide

Love of a Poet10/10–10/20John KellyBattery Maritime Building, 10 South StreetIn partnership with Dance Theatre Workshop

Day Without Art 1990: Electric Blanket12/1Allen Frame, Nan Goldin, Paul H-O, and the Visual AIDS Artists CaucusThe Cooper Union, Third Avenue and 7th Street In partnership with the Lower Manhattan Cultural Council and Cooper Union

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Leeser and Alison Saar), James Luna, Rima Mardoyan-Smyth, Nam June Paik, Phranc, Robert Rosenheck, J. Otto Seibold, Robert Seng, Roger Shimomura, Ned Smyth, Scott Stowell, The Triage Project, Barbara L. Tsumagari, Neil Winokur, Ellen Zweig42nd Street between Seventh and Eighth avenuesIn partnership with the 42nd Street Development Corporation and the New York City Economic Development Corporation

Art in the Anchorage 11: MirageJuly–SeptemberAnn CarlsonThe Brooklyn Bridge Anchorage

First Annual Sara D. Roosevelt Park Summer Festival7/10Charles Dennis, Risa Jaroslow, The Klezmatics, The Spirit EnsembleSara D. Roosevelt Park, Houston to Delancey streetsIn partnership with University Settlement

Lincoln Center Out of Doors: Wild Style8/10Big Joe, Norman Salant30 Lincoln Center Plaza

Combat Zone: Campaign HQ Against Domestic ViolenceOctober–December Mary Beth Edelson110 Mercer Street Master BuilderJuly and DecemberThe Builders Association (Marianne Weems, director)Chelsea

1995All in the FamilyAprilThomas HarrisCitywide

Relax. Fly Mass TransitMay–JuneDarrell WilksLocations throughout New York City

Manhattan Passport: 7 Two-Token Tours5/15Katrin Asbury, Kirby Gookin, Jennifer Lager, Sara L. Marion, Felicia Megginson, Elisabeth M. Olewinski, Peter Nansen Scherfi g, Nick TobierLocations throughout New York City

Building Sweeps6/18–June 1996 Michael Bramwell64 West 128th Street

Brinca Charcos (High Waters)JulyJennifer MonsonWilliamsburg, Brooklyn

Mama, I Thought Only Black People Were BadJulyNegro Art Collective (Tony Cokes, Renée Cox, Fo Wilson)New York City and Los AngelesIn partnership with Gee Street Records

Art in the Anchorage 12: Affi rmative Actions: Artists at Work7/13–9/14Joan Bankemper, Tim Collins and Reiko Goto, Charles Dennis and Normando Ismay, Jane Dickson, Foundry Theatre, Karin Giusti, Ilya Kabakov, Robin Kahn, Susan Leopold, Christian

Marclay, Matthew McCaslin, Betsy Newman, Sara Pasti and neighbors, with Terry Adkins, Hope Sandrow, Glen Seator, Maura SheehanThe Brooklyn Bridge Anchorage

Lincoln Center Out of Doors: DJ Spooky 8/9DJ Spooky That Subliminal Kid (aka Paul D. Miller)30 Lincoln Center Plaza

Time Capsule: A Concise Encyclopedia by Women ArtistsNovemberRobin Kahn, editor, with hundreds of women artistsCitywide

Day Without Art: Web Action Project12/1John Giorno, G. H. HovagimyanCitywide via InternetIn partnership with Visual AIDS and artnetweb

1996Rent a BodyFebruary–JulyPaco CaoCitywide

Money Amok6/6–6/23Circus Amok (Jennifer Miller, director)Locations throughout New York City

Art in the Anchorage 136/21–8/25Doug Aitken and Mu-Ziq, Rebeca Bollinger, Jim Campbell, Yau Ching, multipolyomni, Shirin Neshat, Pierrick Sorin, Penelope UmbricoThe Brooklyn Bridge Anchorage

Music in the Anchorage 19967/12–7/27Byzar, Cultural Alchemy’s Soundlab, Drunken Boat, Elysian Fields, Emergency Broadcast Network’s Expo ‘96, Experimental Audio Research, The Foetus Symphony Orchestra with Lydia Lunch, Jose Halac and ensemble, Harmony Rockets, Home, Phil Kline, The Koan Pool, Ahmed El-Motassem and ensemble, Ben Neill, Doctor Nerve, PeeShy, Vernon Reid, Scanner, Spanish Fly, Trans Am, Ui, WordSound I-POWAThe Brooklyn Bridge Anchorage

Race for the Arts9/21X-CheerleadersIntersection of Tenth Avenue and 36th Street

Day With(out) Art Web Action 199612/1CB CookeCitywide via InternetIn partnership with Visual AIDS

Winter Music12/12Phil Kline2 Columbus Circle to Wollman Rink, Central Park In partnership with Ice Theater of New York

Creative Time’s Holiday BuffetDecemberElaine Tin NyoCitywide via Internet

Sacrifi cial Ornament5/21–6/27Spring HurlbutMunicipal Art Society, 457 Madison AvenueIn partnership with the Municipal Art Society Art in the Anchorage 9: Women’s Action Coalition7/10–9/20Helene Aylon, Gretchen Bender, Susan Griffi n, Mildred Howard, Ross Klavan, Nina Kuo, Alice Lichtenstein, Jaime Manrique, Dona Ann McAdams, Seiko Mikami, Laura Miller, Marilyn Nance, Grace Paley, Linda Rodolitz, Women’s Action Coalition, Liz YoungThe Brooklyn Bridge Anchorage

A Surreal Soap Opera8/20Victoria Bugbee and Company30 Lincoln Center PlazaIn partnership with Lincoln Center Out of Doors

Accountability?OctoberDinh LeNew York City, Chicago, Los Angeles

Two Spirits Speak Out11/21Glenn Belverio (Glennda Orgasm), Duncan Elliot (Brenda Sexual)Grand Central Terminal

Day Without Art 1992: We Interrupt This Program…12/1Diamanda Galas, David Rousseve, Pamela Sneed, Ron Vawter, students from the Hetrick Martin Institute, and others; Robin Schanzenbach, Mary Ellen Strom, Barbara L. Tsumagari, producers; Charles Atlas, director Citywide via televisionIn partnership with Visual AIDS, BMCC/CUNY, Deep Dish TV, and WYBE Public Television

Use Mass Transit 2December–February 1993Jerri AllynLocations throughout New York CityIn partnership with MTA Arts for Transit and TDI

1993Higher Ground1/9–1/30Sarah Skaggs Dance Company268 Mulberry Street

Victory Music Series4/3–4/24Barbara Barg, Shi-Zheng Chen, Sonya Cohen, Martha Colby, Chris Cunningham, Maggie Dubris, Carolyn Dutton, Dan Farkas, Suzanne Gallant, Brenda Hutchinson, Ken Jacobs, Catherine Jauniaux, Michelle Kinney, A. Leroy, Lester Loose, Ben Manley, Sean G. Meehan, Andrea Pierotti, E. J. Rodriguez, Brandon Ross, Bill Ruyle, Norman Salant, Sarah Wendt, Daniel Zippi The New Victory Theater, 209 West 42nd Street

Hairy Tales4/7–4/22Debra LevineLocations throughout New York City Art in the Anchorage 106/4–9/25Elizabeth Streb and RingsideThe Brooklyn Bridge Anchorage

In Honor of Allen R. SchindlerJuly Bureau (Marlene McCarty and Donald Moffett)Citywide

42nd Street Art Project7/8–November John Ahearn, Arch Connelly, Jane Dickson, Pat Dignan, Elizabeth Diller, Dick Elliot, Karen Finley, Andrew Ginzel, Lyle Ashton Harris, Jenny Holzer, Kristin Jones, Tibor Kalman, Lady Pink, Glenn Ligon, Adelle Lutz, Matt Mullican, Todd Oldham, Tom Otterness, Gregory Riches, Ricardo Scofi dio, Scott Stowell, Rigoberto Torres, Barbara L. Tsumagari42nd Street between Seventh and Eighth avenuesIn partnership with the 42nd Street Development Corporation and the New York City Economic Development Corporation

Universal Family Album8/14–8/15Max Below and Kim Irwin30 Lincoln Center Plaza

Dyke TV: Weekly Art SegmentSeptember–DecemberNicole Eisenman, Jewelle Gomez, Maria Elena Gonzalez, Barbara Hammer, Toshi Reagon, Reno, Elizabeth Streb, Francesca Zambello, ZrazyCitywide via televisionIn partnership with Dyke TV

Underdevelopment in Progress / 500 Years9/28–10/23Vistas Latinas (Ana Ferrer and Kukuli Velarde)SoHo 20 Gallery, 545 Broadway

Day Without Art 1993: We Interrupt This Program…12/1Ann Carlson, N. Rodriguez, poets from the Nuyorican Poets Cafe, and others; Barbara L. Tsumagari, producer; Mary Ellen Strom, director Citywide via televisionIn partnership with Visual AIDS, Deep Dish TV, and WYBE Public Television

1994The Fear of Disclosure Project: Out in Silence and Not a Simple Storyn.d.Christine Choy with Jonathan Lee, producerCitywideIn partnership with Video Data Bank and Women Make Movies

Body Politics2/14–2/15Carnival Knowledge, Blondell Cummings, Holly Hughes, Peggy Pettitt, Reno, Joyce Scott, Mary Ellen Strom, Martha Wilson Great Hall at The Cooper Union, 7 East 7th Street

Use Mass Transit 3: Hey Bozo, Use Mass TransitMayG. H. HovagimyanLocations throughout New York CityIn partnership with MTA Arts for Transit

Patina du Prey’s Memorial Dress6/7–7/1Hunter Reynolds45 Greene Street 42nd Street Art ProjectJuly–SeptemberVito Acconci, Ken Chu, Donna Dennis, Toni Dove, Dick Elliot, Dee Evetts, Theodor Geisel (Dr. Seuss), The Haiku Society of America, Janet Henry, Tibor Kalman, Ron Kuivila, The Kunst Brothers (Tom

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Art in the Anchorage 16: Exposing Meaning in Fashion Through Presentation5/19–6/26Victoria Bartlett, Hussein Chalayan, Susan Cianciolo, Patrick Li, Maison Margiela, Richard Pandiscio, Viktor & Rolf, Vivienne Westwood; Andrea Rosen, curatorThe Brooklyn Bridge Anchorage

F.R.E.D. (Freedom Rules Every Democracy)11/5CitywideIn partnership with Thread Waxing Space and The Cathedral Church of Saint John the Divine

Day With(out) Art 1999: Banner Project, Daily Dispatch, and Web Action12/1Lance Arthur, Isabel Chang, Jane Nisselson, Yoshi Sodeoka, and othersCitywide via InternetIn partnership with Visual AIDS

2000Leap4/27–4/30Chris Doyle2 Columbus Circle

Teleport DinerMayAndreas Angelidakis with 4th Dimension, Mike Ballou, Tobias Bernstrup, Jeremy Dawson, Brian Dewan, DJ Olive, Ricardo Dominguez, Scott Harding, Jean-Louis Huhta, Rekha Malhotra, Elaine Tin Nyo, Puppet Masters, Saralunden, Williamsburg locals, and othersStockholm, SwedenIn partnership with Färgfabriken

Tibor in Orbit5/23Tibor KalmanTimes Square and citywideIn partnership with the New Museum and Maira Kalman

Art in the Anchorage 17: NoiseGate6/1–6/25Granular Synthesis (Kurt Hentschläger and Ulf Langheinrich)The Brooklyn Bridge Anchorage

Music in the Anchorage6/13–6/22A Guy Called Gerald, Imani Azuri, Badmarsh & Shri, Glenn Branca, Burnt Sugar, the Arkestra Chamber (Greg Tate, conductor), Cibo Matto, Joe Claussell, Dead Prez, DJ Rekha, DJ Siraiki, Annie Gosfi eld, Jessica Hagedorn, Phil Kline, Tim “Love” Lee, MC Baby Power, McCollough Sons of Thunder, Neel Murgai, Punch & Words, Vernon Reid with Paul Auster,Smith & Mighty, The SRC, All-City Gospel Chorale, Rafi Zabor and othersThe Brooklyn Bridge Anchorage

DNAid: Deli CupsJuly–July 2002Roz Chast, Maira Kalman, Cary Leibowitz (aka Candyass), Larry Miller, Tom TomorrowCitywide

DNAid: Billboards9/5–9/30Haluk Akakçe, Nancy Burson, Alexis RockmanIntersection of Varick and Carmine streets; intersection of Canal and Church streets; intersection of Lafayette and Houston streets

Airtime: A Series of Wireless Art Projects11/1–11/5Johanna Burke, Chris Habib, Peter Halley, MTAA, Elaine Tin Nyo, Ben Rubin 430 West 14th Street

Day With(out) Art: The Banner Project 2000 and CineVirus: Make a Scene12/1Lance Arthur, Terry Baker, Lew Baldwin, Ben Benjamin and Chisato Uyeki, Heather Champ and Derek Powazek, Agricola de Cologne, CB Cooke, Nita Daniel, Ricardo Dominguez and Diane Ludin, Leslie Harpold, Auriea Harvey and Michael Samyn, Yael Kanarek, Tina LaPorta, Patrick Lichty and Leigh Clemons, Mary Magsamen and Stephan Hillerbrand, MTAA, Organic, Elisa Rathje and Jonathan Eric, Red Hot Organization, Rhizome, ®TMark, Vivian Selbo, Yoshi Sodeoka, Virgil WongCitywide via InternetIn partnership with Visual AIDS

Untitled, 1995December–Janurary 2001Felix Gonzalez-TorresCitywideIn partnership with Andrea Rosen Gallery

2001Blur 01: New Creative Practices Within Developing Technologies1/11–1/12Maya Churi, Alison Cornyn, Shelley Eshkar, Rachel Greene, Mark Hansen, Jon Ippolito, Sue Johnson, Julian LaVerdiere, Vincent Mazeau, Randall Peacock, and othersThe New School, 66 West 12th StreetIn partnership with Thundergulch, The New School, and Parsons School of Design

Clouds2/20–2/27Vik MunizCitywide The 59th Minute: Video Art on the Astrovision by Panasonic: Superstar2/28–4/15Marco BrambillaTimes Square

Wink3/14–4/13Takashi MurakamiGrand Central TerminalIn partnership with MTA Arts for Transit

The 59th Minute: Video Art on the Astrovision by Panasonic: Cat Drinking Milk4/16–5/20Fischli & WeissTimes Square

The 59th Minute: Video Art on the Astrovision by Panasonic: Shadow Procession5/21–6/30William KentridgeTimes Square

Art in the Anchorage 18: Massless Medium: Explorations in Sensory Immersion5/31–7/29Andreas Angelidakis, Antenna (Masamichi Udagawa and Sigi Moeslinger), Anney Bonney, Marco Brambilla, Francisco López, Liz Phillips, Erwin Redl, Leo Villareal The Brooklyn Bridge Anchorage

1997Buying Time: The Nostalgia-Free History Sale1/28–3/18M. River and T. Whid Art Associates (MTAA)Citywide via InternetIn partnership with artnetweb

Art in the Anchorage 14: Plug In!6/4–8/3Natalie Bookchin, James Cathcart, CB Cooke, Floating Point Unit, Sue Johnson, Michael Joo, Jaron Lanier, Julia Meltzer, Michael Naimark, Amanda Ramos, Ben Rubin, Grahame Weinbren, Adrianne WortzelThe Brooklyn Bridge Anchorage

Music in the Anchorage 19976/5–6/28Blank Slates, Bowery Electric, DJ Spooky That Subliminal Kid (Paul D. Miller), DJ Sticker, John King, K-Mart (Kevin Martin) and DJ Vadim, Liquid Sky Music, Main (Robert Hampson), Christian Marclay, Mogwai, Ikue Mori, Ben Neill, Ninja Tune Stealth Tour (Funky Porcini, DJ Ollie Teeba, DJ Amon Tobin, DJ Stevie Bear, and DJ Task), Jim O’Rourke, Praxis, Project Dark, Vernon Reid, Run On, S.A.N.D.I., Scanner, David Shea, Sonic Youth, Torture, Tweaker, VarnalineThe Brooklyn Bridge Anchorage

Oh…A Fifty Year Dart6/13–9/19GAle GAtes et al. (Michael Counts, director; Michelle Stern, choreographer)Intersection of Thompson and Spring streets

That Big Yellow Braid8/13Duston Spear80 Lafayette Street

Olá Suerte8/16Olá Suerte30 Lincoln Center PlazaIn partnership with Lincoln Center Out of Doors

World Views10/2–12/20Jerald Frampton, Chris Hanson, John Klima, Ming-Wei Lee, Susan Leopold, Loren Madsen, Tom Nussbaum, Alyson Pou, Michael Sarff, Hendrika Sonnenberg, SUMO studioDeutsche Bank Building, 31 West 52nd StreetIn partnership with Deutsche Bank

Exquisite Corpses10/23–10/29Matthew Barney, Vanessa Beecroft, Geoffrey Beene, Manolo Blahnik, Kenneth Cole, John Galliano, Sylvia Heisel, Rei Kawakuba, Christian Lacroix, Issey Miyake, Miuccia Prada, Jil Sander, Lorna Simpson, Philip Treacy, Yohji Yamamoto, designers; Holly Brubach, Robert E. Bryan, Jade Hobson Charnin, Amy Fine Collins, Lysa Cooper, Beth Rudin DeWoody, Thelma Golden, Adelle Lutz, Fern Mallis, Camilla Nickerson, Andrea Rosen, Cindy Sherman, Anna Wintour, Olivier Zahm Saks Fifth Avenue, 611 Fifth AvenueIn partnership with Saks Fifth Avenue

The Wish Machine 12/1–12/18Chrysanne StathacosGrand Central Terminal

Day With(out) Art 1997: The Wish Machine, The Time Capsule, and Silent Orpheus 12/1Ming-Wei Lee, Plaintext Players, Chrysanne Stathacos55 Broad Street; 11 West 53rd Street; Grand Central Terminal; and citywideIn partnership with Visual AIDS, ArtAIDS (UK), The Museum of Modern Art, Harvard University, Thundergulch, and the Institute of Cultural Inquiry

Rumeurs–Les Avatars12/8Magali ClaudeCitywide

19981-900-ALL-KAREN2/16–8/16Karen FinleyInternational via telephone

Gesture as Value4/24–5/20Jerelyn Hanrahan55 Broad Street El Mexterminator6/1–6/28Guillermo Gómez-Peña with Roberto Sifuentes and Sara Shelton Mann Citywide and El Museo del Barrio, 1230 Fifth Avenue Art in the Anchorage 156/16–6/27Anti-Pop Consortium, Paul Thomas Anderson, A-Trak of the Invisible Skratch Picklz, Derek Bailey with Ming Xiao-Fen, Byzar, Carl Craig, Datcyde, Del Mar, Sussan Deyhim, Atom Egoyan, FLMSCL, GOPOETRY.COM, Milford Graves, Grisha Coleman’s Hot Mouth, GusGus, Todd Haynes, Murray Hill, Mos Def, Not Four Walls Slide and Film Club, Pat Oleszko, Odi, Mike Patton, Roc Raida of the X-ecutioners, Pamela Sneed, Wally, We+Soul Coughing, Reggie WorkmanThe Brooklyn Bridge Anchorage

Between Dreams and History10/22–11/14Shimon AttieLudlow and Rivington streets

Suits: The Clothes Make the Man11/2The Art Guys with Todd OldhamTimes Square and citywideIn partnership with Target Stores and 7th on Sixth

Day With(out) Art 1998: The Banner Project and 10 Web Action Tours 12/1Robert Atkins, Copy Berg, Ryan Clary, Guillermo Gómez-Peña, Barbara Hunt, John Kelly, Mark Mobley, Patrick Moore, School’s OUT: The Naming Project, Kate Shindle, Roberto Sifuentes, Carol Stakenas, Daniel Zingale Citywide via Internet In partnership with Visual AIDS

1999Adolescence4/7–4/23Ange LecciaCitywideIn partnership with Clinica Aesthetica Contemporary Art

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2003The 59th Minute: Video Art on the Astrovision by Panasonic: Video Portraits2/4–5/18Thomas StruthTimes SquareIn partnership with The Metopolitan Museum of Art

The Peace Piece3/20Adelle LutzCitywide What is What3/24–3/31Bill Shannon (aka The Crutchmaster)Citywide

Local Frequencies4/9–5/7Gabri Christa, Toshi Reagon, Everton Sylvester Crown Heights and Bedford-Stuyvesant, Brooklyn; North Shore, Staten Island; and citywide via radio

Art on the Plaza 3: Peace7/1–4/1/2004Zhang HuanThe Ritz-Carlton, 2 West StreetIn partnership with Millennium Partners and the Battery Park City Authority The 59th Minute: Video Art on the Astrovision by Panasonic: Cowboy Waltz7/1–9/30Jeremy BlakeTimes Square

Light Cycle9/15Cai Guo-QiangCentral Park: Heckscher Ballfi elds, Cherry Hill, the Reservoir, and the North Meadow In partnership with the Central Park Conservancy, Fireworks by Grucci, and Häagen-Dazs

PDPal10/9–12/12Marina Zurkow with Julian Bleecker and Scott PatersonTimes Square

Blur 03: Projects and Prototypes10/31Giles LaneParsons School of Design Auditorium, 66 Fifth AvenueIn partnership with The New School and Parsons School of Design

2004The 59th Minute: Video Art on the Astrovision by Panasonic1/21–4/30The Neistat Brothers, Hiraki Sawa, Janaina TschäpeTimes Square

Art on the Plaza 4: Breath5/4–4/3/2005Shirazeh Houshiary with Pip HorneThe Ritz-Carlton, 2 West StreetIn partnership with Millennium Partners and the Battery Park City Authority

Blue Moon5/4–8/20O + A (Sam Auinger and Bruce Odland)

West and Vesey streets, Battery Park CityIn partnership with the World Financial Center Arts and Events Program and the Battery Park City Authority

The Dreamland Artist Club 6/12–9/6Rita Ackermann, Craig Costello, Adam Cvijanovic, Jules de Balincourt, Dearraindrop, Christa Donner, Nicole Eisenman, Daze Ellis, Gents of Desire (DOOM + FINN), Toland Grinnell, Ellen Harvey, David Humphrey, Katrin Jurati, Greg Lamarche, Matt Leines, Andrew Lenaghan, Ashley Macomber, Ryan McGinness, Bill McMullen, Morning Breath (Doug Cunningham and Jason Noto), Jack Pierson, Steve Powers, Dana Schutz, Nathan Smith, SSUR, Matt Wright; Steve Powers and Peter Eleey, curatorsConey Island, Brooklyn

The 59th Minute: Video Art on the Astrovision by Panasonic: Who’s Afraid of Blue, Red and Green?6/24–9/30Günther Selichar with Atomicelroy, John Spiff, and Anne Wolfi us Times Square

Plan B7/1–7/29Rudolf StingelGrand Central TerminalIn partnership with the Art Production Fund and MTA Arts for Transit Freedom of Expression National Monument8/17–11/13Laurie Hawkinson, John Malpede, Erika RothenbergFoley SquareIn partnership with the Lower Manhattan Cultural Council

Operation Urban Terrain (OUT)8/28Anne-Marie Schleiner Fifth Avenue and 45th Street; Dumbo, Brooklyn; 125th Street and St. Nicholas Avenue

Imitation of Christ Retail Store9/8 –9/15Imitation of ChristLocations throughout New York City

For New York City: Planes and Projections10/26 –11/6Jenny HolzerThe Cathedral Church of Saint John the Divine; Bethesda Fountain in Central Park; The Cooper Union; The Pennsylvania Hotel; 515 Greenwich Street; and citywide via airplane

The 59th Minute: Video Art on the Astrovision by Panasonic: The Forest11/1–1/31/2005Carlos AmoralesTimes Square

2005A Consumer’s Guide to Times Square Advertising1/19–4/19Christine Hill Times Square

NUEVOS RICOS = USA1/27Carlos Amorales, Aux Raus, Silverio, Sonido Lasser Drakar436 West 15th Street

The 59th Minute: Video Art on the Astrovision by Panasonic: Conditions of Anonymity3/10–6/10KimsoojaTimes Square

Music in the Anchorage 20016/7–6/28Thomas Brinkmann (“Max Ernst”), Jorg Burger (“The Modernist”), Vladislav Delay, Dimbiman (“Zip”), Force Inc., Hexstatic, Kid 606, Mille Plateaux, Phill Niblock, Panacea, Porter Ricks, SNDThe Brooklyn Bridge Anchorage

The 59th Minute: Video Art on the Astrovision by Panasonic: ahistory10/29–11/30Bruce Yonemoto, Norman YonemotoTimes Square The 59th Minute: Video Art on the Astrovision by Panasonic: Day With(out) Art: Viralysis: A Beginner’s Guide to Infectious Psychology12/1Jeff GibsonTimes Square

The 59th Minute: Video Art on the Astrovision by Panasonic: Fast Forward12/2–1/27/2002Gary Hill, Mary Lucier, Michael SnowTimes SquareIn partnership with the Whitney Museum of American Art 4316 Watercolors12/20Mark MalmgrenLower ManhattanIn partnership with The Downtown Alliance

2002Time to Consider: The Arts Respond to 9.112/4–3/22Elena Alexander, Anti-Bias Squad, Eric Liftin, Nebojsa Seric Shoba, and othersCitywide, Deutsche Bank Building, 31 West 52nd StreetIn partnership with Poets & Writers, the Van Alen Institute, and Worldstudio Foundation

Art on the Plaza 1: Primal Graphics 20022/20–10/1Jim CampbellThe Ritz-Carlton, 2 West StreetIn partnership with Millennium Partners and the Battery Park City Authority

The 59th Minute: Video Art on the Astrovision by Panasonic: Portrait3/1–5/30Geneviève CadieuxTimes Square

Tap3/6–7/27James Buckhouse with Holly Brubach, Scott Snibbe, and Christopher WheeldonDia Center for the Arts, 548 West 22nd Street;Whitney Museum of American Art, 945 Madison Avenue; 33 East 17th Street; 449 West 14th Street; The Joyce Theater, 175 Eighth AvenueIn partnership with the Dia Center for the Arts

Untitled 3/11–3/25Hans HaackeCitywide

Tribute in Light3/11–ongoingConceived by a creative team including artists Julian La Verdiere and Paul Myoda, architects John Bennett and Gustavo Bonevardi of PROUN Space Studio, architect Richard Nash Gould, and lighting designer Paul Marantz. Produced in collaboration with the Municipal Art SocietyWorld Financial Center

Metapet April; relaunched May 2003Action Tank (Natalie Bookchin with Jin Lee)Citywide via Internet

Blur 02: Power at Play in Digital Art and Culture4/11–4/12Andreas Angelidakis, Natalie Bookchin, Maureen Boucher, Kathy Brew, Dawnja Burris, Ted Byfi eld, Michael Century, Robert Chang, Vuk Cosic, Chris Csiksentmihalyi, Stephanie Davenport, Sara Diamond, Ricardo Dominguez, Jane Farver, Alexander R. Galloway, Blake Goble, Kathy Goncharov, Carl Goodman, Amanda Gould, Marc Greene, Nathon Gunn, Mark Hansen, Peter Haratonick, Tana Hargest, Richie Hawtin, Meg Hourihan, IAA, Lem Jay Ignacio, Tom Jennings, Natalie Jeremijenko, Stephanie Kaye, Jaimie King, Matt Locke, Jamie Love, Colleen Macklin, Lev Manovich, Kevin McHugh, Terry Naini, David Nottingham, Anne Pasternak, Scott Paterson, Mark Pesce, Mark Podlaseck, Greg Pomerantz, Timothy Quigley, Kurt Ralske, Michael Randazzo, Robert Ransick, Ben Rubin, Katie Salen, Kass Schmitt, Joan Shigekawa, Clay Shirky, John Simon, Jr., Wolfgang Staehle, Carol Stakenas, Josephine Starrs, James Stevens, Rachel Stevens, Lisa Strausfeld, Leila Sujir, Stefanie Syman, Clive Thompson, Alan Toner, Mara Traumane, Sven Travis, McKenzie Wark, Lebbeus Woods, David Zicarelli, Eric Zimmerman, Marina Zurkow, and othersThe New School, 66 West 12th StreetIn partnership with The New School and Parsons School of Design

Consuming Places8/15–10/27212box LLC, Asymptote, Bill Fontana, Greyworld, Marjetica Potrc; Carol Stakenas, curator66 Water Street, Brooklyn

Garlic=Rich Air9/27–9/29Shu Lea CheangCitywide Art on the Plaza 2: Back of a Snowman10/8–4/20/2003Gary HumeThe Ritz-Carlton, 2 West StreetIn partnership with Millennium Partners and the Battery Park City Authority Sonic Garden10/17–11/30Laurie Anderson, David Byrne, Marina Rosenfeld, Ben RubinWorld Financial Center Winter Garden, 200 Vesey StreetIn partnership with the World Financial Center Arts and Events Program and Battery Park City Authority The 59th Minute: Video Art on the Astrovision by Panasonic: Dog Duet and Front Porch11/6–1/22/2003William WegmanTimes Square

Holiday Light Show11/19–12/31Builders Association, C404, Melanie Crean, KDLab, Inc., Mumbleboy, Jordan Parnass, Leo VillarealGrand Central TerminalIn partnership with MTA Arts for Transit and Jones Lang Lasalle

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Art on the Plaza 5: Look and See5/5–11/10Jim HodgesThe Ritz-Carlton, 2 West StreetIn partnership with Millennium Partners and the Battery Park City Authority

The Dreamland Artist Club 20056/18–10/15Michael Amter, Tauba Auerbach, Beatriz Barral, CRASH, Ronnie Cutrone, Annabel Daou, Dogg + Bone, Fintan Friel, Justin Green, Isca Greenfi eld-Sanders, Mimi Gross, Katie Holten, Vandana Jain, Steve Keene, Greg Lamarche, Cary Lei-bowitz (aka Candyass), Paul Lindahl, Clive Murphy, Os Gemeos, Nina Pandolfo, Gary Panter, Kamau Patton, Bruno Peinado, Garett Phelan, Steve Powers, Swoon, Leah TinariConey Island, Brooklyn

The Art Parade9/10As Four, Victoria Bartlett, Mark Borthwick, Susan Cianciolo, Lisa Jimenez, Brad Kahlhaner, Ryan McGinness, Steve Powers, Surface to Air, Kehinde Wiley, and dozens of othersGrand Street between Crosby and Wooster streetsIn partnership with Deitch Projects and Paper magazine

The 59th Minute: Video Art on the Astrovision by Panasonic: Broken Mirror9/26–11/30Song DongTimes Square For The City9/29–10/9Jenny HolzerNYU Bobst Library, 70 Washington Square South; Rockefeller Center; New York Public Library, intersection of Fifth Avenue and 42nd Street

The Plain of Heaven10/14–11/20Adam Cvijanovic, Trisha Donnelly, Shannon Ebner, Leandro Erlich, William Forsythe, Sol LeWitt, O. Winston Link, Gordon Matta-Clark, Corey McCorkle, Helen Mirra, Saskia Olde Wolbers, Adam Putnam, Paul Ramírez Jonas, Song Dong; Peter Eleey, curator820 Washington Street

Who CaresNovember–December; September–November 2006Public art projects by Mel Chin, Coco Fusco, Jens Haaning, and Michael Rakowitz; with dinner participants Doug Ashford, Julie Ault, Gregg Bordowitz, Tania Bruguera, Paul Chan, Mel Chin, Dean Daderko, Peter Eleey, Coco Fusco, Chitra Ganesh, Deborah Grant, Hans Haacke, K8 Hardy, Sharon Hayes, Emily Jacir, Ronak Kapadia, Byron Kim, Steve Kurtz, Julian LaVerdiere, Lucy Lippard, Marlene McCarty, John Menick, Helen Molesworth, Anne Pasternak, Paul Pfeiffer, Patricia Phillips, Michael Rakowitz, Martha Rosler, Ralph Rugoff, Amy Sillman, Allison Smith, Kiki Smith, David Levi Strauss, Nato Thompson, and The Yes MenNew York City

The 59th Minute: Video Art on the Astrovision by Panasonic: Countdowns12/20–3/6/2006Aïda RuilovaTimes Square

2006Billboards3/1–3/31Marilyn MinterChelsea

The 59th Minute: Video Art on the Astrovision by Panasonic3/7–6/5Brian Alfred, Ara Peterson, Mark TitchnerTimes Square

Broken Screen Happening5/6Doug Aitken with Aa, Vito Acconci, Black Dice, Stan Brakhage, Adam Green, George Greenough, Jeff Koons, Alejandro Jodorowsky, Miranda July, Kelly Sears, SuperstudioEssex Street Market, 80 Essex StreetIn partnership with Hermès

Strange Powers7/19–9/17Pawel Althamer and Arturmijewski, James Lee Byars, Sophie Calle and Fabio Balducci, Center for Tactical Magic, Peter Coffi n, Jennifer Cohen, Anne Collier, Christian Cummings, Trisha Donnelly, Douglas Gordon, Brion Gysin, Friedrich Jürgenson, Joachim Koester, Jim Lambie, Miranda Lichtenstein, Euan Macdonald, Jonathan Monk, Senga Nengudi, Paul Pfeiffer, Eva Rothschild, Mungo Thomson; Laura Hoptman and Peter Eleey, curators64 East 4th Street

The 59th Minute: Video Art on the Astrovision by Panasonic: Healer7/19–9/30Euan MacdonaldTimes Square

The Urban Visual Recording Machine9/4—9/10Hjalti Karlsson, Jan WilkerTimes Square, Madison Square Park, Chelsea, SoHo, Battery Park City, Coney Island In partnership with Show & Tell Productions, Inc.

The Art Parade9/9Michael Bevilacqua, B-Girlz presented by Martha Cooper, Dazzle Dancers, E. V. Day, Pia Dehne, Adam Dugas, David Ellis, Fischerspooner with Gareth Pugh, Micah Ganske, Os Gemeos, J.V.A. Flag Corporation, Taylor McKimmons, Ted Mineo, Muffi n Head and Amber Ray, Julie Atlas Muz, Ara Peterson, Michael Portnoy, Steve Powers, Cristina Lei Rodriguez, Robert Snead, Bec Stupak, Three As Four, Momoyo Torimitsu, Voluptuous Horror of Karen Black, and othersWest Broadway between Houston and Grand streetsIn partnership with Deitch Projects and Paper magazine

Art on the Plaza 6: Air gets into everything even nothing and Get up girl a sun is runningDecember–Spring 2007Ugo RondinoneThe Ritz-Carlton, 2 West StreetIn partnership with Millennium Partners and the Battery Park City Authority

Sky is the LimitNovember 3–30Haluk AkakçeViva Vision screen, Las VegasIn partnership with Las Vegas Arts Commission and Fremont Street Experience

2007sleepwalkers1/16–2/12Doug Aitken; Klaus Biesenbach and Peter Eleey, curatorsThe Museum of Modern Art, 11 West 53rd StreetIn partnership with The Museum of Modern Art