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  Mixing Memory and Desire
The new Kunstmuseum in Luzerne, designed by Jean Nouvel, opens on June 20, 2000
with "Mixing Memory and Desire," a exhibition of works by 25 contemporary artists
set against historical art from the museum's permanent collection.

The show includes work by Francis Alys, Tacita Dean, Marlene Dumas,
Douglas Gordon, Eberhard Havekost, Brice Marden, Reinhard Mucha, Michelangelo Pistoletto,
Charles Ray, Jeff Wall, James Welling, Franz West, Christopher Wool and others.
Photos by Mary Barone
 
     
Front of new bldg.		  
Jeff Wall's Restoration 1993-94		      
 
 
   
Collector Pamela Kramlich and New York dealer Marian Goodman		  
Jill Sussman, collector Dick Kramlich and Lane Coburn		  
Christopher Wool installation		    
 
 
 
Paula Cooper		  
Curator Etienne Lullin and architect Annette Helle		  
Christie's contemporary specialist Philippe Segalot		  
David Zwirner
and Angela Schoon		  
 
 
   
London dealer Jane Hamlyn of Frith St. Gallery		  
Dealers Klemens Gasser
and Tanja Grunert		  
Dealers
Frank and Ralph Lehmann		    
 
 
   
Paintings by Eberhard Havekost		  
Dealer Michael Black		  
Dealer Mattias Arndt		    
 
 
       
Crowd at rooftop balcony