Christian Marclay's "The Clock" -- that darling, 24-hour montage of time pieces in film -- is back in New York City this week, wooing audiences at MoM...
Aggressive Zoology offers attendees insights on the tools necessary to prepare for, prevent, identify, and prevail during altercations with a variety of fauna, both wild and domestic. The free discussion is presented by the Fontbron Academy.
Did you miss your chance to watch Christian Marclay's buzzworthy film spectacular 'The Clock' when it was on view at Lincoln Center this summer? Or ar...
The Contemporary Museum of Art Australia opens on Thursday, March 29 after an 18 month period of expansion. The $53 million redevelopment has transfor...
FRIDAY The "Other" Hollywood What: The 2nd LA Film & Music Weekend presents a plethora of film and music that you won't get anywhere else. A couple ...
We've all seen the trick where you hold a book or album cover with a famous face on it in front of your own, but this bizarre project from Swiss-Ameri...
Artists are becoming less rooted in hermetic zones and are moving into a new season of conscientiousness as they offer us visions that will get us thinking in new, more productive directions.
Update: The MFA contends that the $200 fee is for the opening party of the Linde Family Wing, which will include live music, drinks, full catering, pe...
Want to be among the first at the Museum of Fine Arts next month when it unveils the latest art world phenomenon? Get your checkbook ready. The ...
Untitled from the series Technological Reliquaries, 1966. Wax, paint, polyester resin, nylon microfilament, wire, plaster, plywood, melamine laminate...
Sex Objects to Fetish Girls is a selection of work from two of Eric Kroll's publications. Sex Objects documents his travels across America photographing and interviewing the women who worked in massage parlors, strip clubs, and sex joints.
Art has unique power to inspire, to heal and, sometimes, even to triumph over such daunting obstacles as Carmageddon.
Would you agree that there is some charming and yummy connection between good art and good food? Many world-class museums are not only trying to impress visitors with great art but also eager to impress their taste buds.
In the last couple of decades, video art has slowly been shaking off its status as stepchild in the world of art-making. These days, it's resolutely the darling of the international art scene.
The results are in for the 54th Venice Biennale's award recipients.
"The Clock" -- the art installation piece that uses snippets from films and television to keep real 24-hour time -- has earned its creator, Christian ...
My late father once told me, "Time is our most precious commodity," and after attending west coast premiere of Christian Marclay's The Clock, I'm conf...
On Monday night, Angelenos flocked to the Bing Theater at LACMA for the west coast premiere of Christian Marclay's The Clock. Last month at LACMA's C...
Getting Upper charges twenty-six designers with re-imagining a letter from the alphabet, using the illegibility and deconstructive nature of graffiti as their starting point.
Christian Marclay's acclaimed video The Clock was on view at New York's Paula Cooper Gallery from January 21 through February 19. Please note that th...
MoMA's exhibition of Warhol films brings you face-to-face with the likes of Allen Ginsberg, Lou Reed, and Dennis Hopper -- time creeping by in slow-motion silence.
The Peter Norton Family Christmas Art Project is the epitome of cool. Beyond the beauty, the process and its production benefits many people in very interesting ways.
1) Tino Sehgal's This Progress at the Guggenheim Museum An exhibition that involves strolling the circular ramp of Frank Lloyd Wright's iconic New Y...
For his latest work, entitled The Clock, artist Christian Marclay has taken on the robust topic of time in an epic 24-hour film. Splicing together short clips from more than 3,000 movies, Marclay has created a disrupted narrative exploring the paradox of time by making it center stage.
