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Christian Marclay on Time, Abstraction and Berlin Nightlife

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Christian Marclay’s masterpiece The Clock – Edited over three years

Christian Marclay’s masterpiece The Clock – Edited over three years

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Experience “The Clock” before anyone else, only for MoMA Members! Christian Marclay’s 24-hour cinematic marvel, “The Clock,” is a montage of over 1,000 film and TV clips depicting clocks and other references to time, each synced perfectly to real time. The work is both a tour-de-force remix of film history and a functioning timepiece. “The Clock” speaks to cinema’s powerful ability to reflect real life and also provide an escape from it. Marclay reframes our collective memory of movies as an unc

Experience “The Clock” before anyone else, only for MoMA Members! Christian Marclay’s 24-hour cinematic marvel, “The Clock,” is a montage of over 1,000 film and TV clips depicting clocks and other references to time, each synced perfectly to real time. The work is both a tour-de-force remix of film history and a functioning timepiece. “The Clock” speaks to cinema’s powerful ability to reflect real life and also provide an escape from it. Marclay reframes our collective memory of movies as an unc

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🕰 THE CLOCK, CHRISTIAN MARCLAY La Tour, Parc des Ateliers, Arles. Comment a-t-il compilé chaque minute de 24h en une seule vidéo ? Christian Marclay vous répond ! Retrouvez l'interview complète sur Luma Live ➡️ http://ow.ly/VQJg50GhXUf | LUMA Arles

🕰 THE CLOCK, CHRISTIAN MARCLAY La Tour, Parc des Ateliers, Arles. Comment a-t-il compilé chaque minute de 24h en une seule vidéo ? Christian Marclay vous répond ! Retrouvez l'interview complète sur Luma Live ➡️ http://ow.ly/VQJg50GhXUf | LUMA Arles

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100 years of cinema. 24 hours. One artwork. Direct from the Tate in London, Christian Marclay's acclaimed 24-hour work The Clock starts 23 January. See it free this summer | ACMI

100 years of cinema. 24 hours. One artwork. Direct from the Tate in London, Christian Marclay's acclaimed 24-hour work The Clock starts 23 January. See it free this summer | ACMI

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Alain de Botton looks at Christian Marclay's video installation "The Clock". The BBC 2, Culture Show | archiworld.tv

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People watch a section of the 24 hour video installation by Christian Marclay entitled ' The Clock' at the Tate Modern in London, Tuesday, Sept. 11, 2018. Christian Marclay's "The Clock" is both the ultimate movie, and an artwork you can set your watch by. The Swiss-American artist has edited together thousands of film clips containing clocks, watches or references to the time one or more for every minute of the day into a 24-hour video. It’s a mesmerizing patchwork that moves forward in tim

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Christian Marclay’s ‘The Clock’ (2010) is an art film commemorating 100 years of moving image, composed of thousands of film and television clips depicting clocks, watches, and references to time. The video artwork took three years to edit, sourced from thrillers, westerns, and sci-fi, from cult classics and Hollywood Blockbusters. Some dedicated viewers have watched the work in its entirety. One described it as a “full day of nonstop collisions – between conceptual and physical experiences of t

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Don’t miss “The Clock,” Christian Marclay’s 24-hour cinematic marvel, on view now at MoMA. This montage of over 1,000 film and TV clips depicts clocks and other references to time. From missed alarms to midnight escapades, each clip is synchronized to the exact minute in real time. Moments of the day unfold minute by minute as iconic moments from film history are remixed into a functioning timepiece. Learn more and plan your visit → mo.ma/theclock | MoMA The Museum of Modern Art

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Every clip in Christian Marclay's "The Clock" shows a clock, mentions the time of day in the dialogue or represents a metaphor for time. This week is your last chance to watch the 24-hour video and see how many iconic movies and actors you can recognize! bit.ly/2k91qqm | Museum of Fine Arts, Boston

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A scene from Christian Marclay's 24-hour video installation, The Clock, at Tate Modern in London Stock Photo - Alamy

Christian Marclay's The Clock: selected images

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Telling Time with Christian Marclay's 'The Clock' | KQED

A scene from Christian Marclay's 24-hour video installation, The Clock, at Tate Modern in London Stock Photo - Alamy

A scene from Christian Marclay's 24-hour video installation, The Clock, at Tate Modern in London Stock Photo - Alamy

A scene from Christian Marclay's 24-hour video installation, The Clock, at Tate Modern in London Stock Photo - Alamy

Christian Marclay, famed for "The Clock," a 24-hour cinematic timepiece, discusses his art and early DJ experiments with Conor Knighton. cbsn.ws/2963 | CBS Sunday Morning

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The Clock: A cinematic timepiece Christian Marclay’s ‘The Clock,” now on view at MoMA, is a 24-hour cinematic masterpiece that syncs film scenes to real-time minutes. | CBS Sunday Morning

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Marclay’s Clock: 24-hour installation highlights a modern obsession with time

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Become a member today to see Christian Marclay’s “The Clock,” only on view at MoMA. Members get special access during Member Last Look May 12–13. You’ll also enjoy: 🎟️ Free admission and $5 guests 💌 Exclusive events 🎥Free film tickets | MoMA The Museum of Modern Art

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Discover the art of storytelling through time itself in Christian Marclay’s “The Clock.” This 24-hour montage weaves film history together minute by minute. | MoMA The Museum of Modern Art

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KUBAPARIS on Instagram: "*Werbung Christian Marclay’s The Clock is a 24-hour cinematic journey, crafted from thousands of film and TV clips spanning 100 years of cinema. Every clip marks time: clocks, watches, or fleeting moments – and the work runs in sync with real time, turning it into a functioning timepiece. Since its debut in 2010, it has mesmerized audiences worldwide, from MoMA in New York to the Tate in London, and won the Golden Lion at the Venice Biennale. For the first time, it can n

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