was born in Buffalo, New York in 1951. He established his studio in 1971 and
founded Hallwalls Center for Contemporary Art with Robert Longo and CIndy
Sherman in Buffalo in 1974.
His art has been exhibited in over 60 solo and over 150 group exhibitions throughout North America and Europe and is included in the permanent
collections of over 70 museums. See Vogel 50/50.
Clough determined in 1976 that his life project would be to make “the photographic epic of a painter as a film or a ghost” which he refers to as “pepfog” and describes in Pepfog Clufff.
In 2010 Clough painted one painting: O My Goodness, from which a facsimile print, book and movie were derived. (OMG jpeg)
A forty-year retrospective: The Way to Clufffalo will be presented at the University at Buffalo Art Galleryin the spring of 2012.
Contact: charlie@clufff.com