SITE COMMENTARY 1 Downtown Drive-In Anne Pasternak /Alyson Pou 2 Custom and Culture Andrea Callard 3 Fun Gallery Patti Astor 4 Lincoln Center Out-of-Doors DJ Spooky 5 Art on the Beach Jody Culkin 6 Art on the Beach Craig Konyk 7 The Plain of Heaven Peter Eleey 8 Sonic Garden Laurie Anderson 9 The Dreamland Artist Club Steve Powers 10 Tribute in Light Julian LaVerdiere 11 Food Linda Yablonsky 12 The Mudd Club Linda Yablonsky 13 Love of a Poet John Kelly 14 The Black Sheep Anne Pasternak/Alyson Pou 15 Survival Research Laboratories Anne Pasternak/Alyson Pou 16 The 59th Minute John Waters 17 Max’s Kansas City Linda Yablonsky 18 Projects at the Precinct Stephen Antonakos 19 Jenny Holzer - For New York City Anne Pasternak/Alyson Pou 20 Local Frequencies The Sounds of Staten Island 21 Wink Anne Pasternak/Alyson Pou 22 Leap Chris Doyle 23 Touch Sanitation Performance Mierle Laderman Ukeles 24 Freedom of Expression National Monument Laurie Hawkinson 25 42nd Street Art Project Adele Lutz 26 Art in the Anchorage Anne Pasternak/Alyson Pou 27 Hellfire Club John Waters 28 Light Cycle Anne Pasternak/Alyson Pou 29 Combat Zone: HQ Against Domestic Violence Anne Pasternak/Alyson Pou 30 Day’s End Heather Peterson 31 Strange Powers Laura Hoptman 32 Clean Needles Save Lives: Drug Users Doing it for Ourselves Anne Pasternak/Alyson Pou 33 Fluxhouse Cooperative II None     Special thanks to individuals and companies who provided space for Creative Time Plaques.

One Day It Will Please Us To Remember Even This This May, we’re marking NYC’s creative history by installing plaques at 33 sites that inspired us over the past three decades. Who cares where Eleanor Roosevelt slept? This is where Gordon Matta-Clark opened his SoHo Restaurant FOOD; where there was a sandy beach in Manhattan for 7 years; and where the Mudd Club once ruled the night! The sites were chosen by a range of artists and writers who have made a mark on NY themselves. The project literally jumps off the pages of Creative Time: The Book for which writer and critic Linda Yablonsky wrote an essay titled New York: A Personal Site Map. Hear the History (as of May 1) Click on the site on the left to read about what happened there, then click on the commentator to hear a story told by artists and notable New Yorkers. Or take a tour around the city, grab your cell phone, and look for the telephone number on each plaque. See the map below to get the address. One Day It Will Please Us To Remember Even This is made possible with the generous support of the Robert Sterling Clark Foundation, with an audio tour provided by Antenna Audio, a division of Discovery Travel Media. Indicates a virtual plaque.