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James Turrell is an American artist of Quaker stock, who works with light The Yorkshire Sculpture Park is showing three of his installations and recently launched its own Skyspace, Turrell's characteristic creation
April 27 2006 Twenty people crossed the field on the first day of summer, shedding the dress code's 'outdoor clothing' in surprise at Yorkshire's warmth Under the three arches they entered a dark corridor, eyes barely adjusting to the floorline lights Then in the cool green and white square space they adjusted their posture on the hard benches and became deeply silent
Susan Robson
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