Christian Marclay sat in a cement-floored conference room at Paula Cooper Gallery in Chelsea. It was the evening of the New York premiere of his deliberately noisy video work 48 War Movies ...

Inside a pitch-dark room at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art hang 42 cell phones, making a room-sized mobile that looks like the sort of dystopic technological device you might find in an ...

This article is more than 9 years old. A typical musical composition by Christian Marclay might begin at a chalkboard, scored with five-line staves like the blackboards found in conservatories.

Now the Whitney Museum of American Art has gotten in on the act with a mind-expanding exhibition of work by the artist-musician-performer Christian Marclay that offers an antidote to its more ...

For 24 hours, Christian Marclay's masterwork The Clock tells us, via a collage of clips from films showing clocks, watches, sundials and digital displays, exactly what time it is. Sometimes ...

That is the case with artist Christian Marclay's "The Clock," a 24-hour film comprised entirely of clips from movies and television. "It's not to create a trick or to make you forget about time ...

That changed overnight in 2010, when Christian Marclay showed “The Clock”. Museum-goers have queued round the block in London, New York, Moscow and Melbourne to watch this mesmerising film of ...

Click "confirm" to place your bid for this lot. Click "confirm" to purchase this lot. Christian Marclay’s Rriippp is a rugged print that visually captures the nature of sound itself. The present work ...