Christian Marclay's 'The Clock' is a captivating film installation that integrates over ten thousand movie and television clips, meticulously edited to synchronize with real time. This masterpiece runs perpetually at MoMA, challenging viewers to engage deeply and often return for extended viewings. With its conclusion approaching on May 11th, fans express a sense of loss at the thought of its absence. The work not only functions as an artistic collage but also as a working clock, making it an extraordinary experience for audiences, attracting even those who may typically shy away from video art.
"The Clock, the addictive film masterpiece by the Swiss artist Christian Marclay, has been showing continually at MOMA since November, and some of us have become transfixed Clockwatchers."
"From a century's worth of movies and television, Marclay edited more than ten thousand clips into a film that unfolds in perfect synchrony with time itself, projected in a perpetual twenty-four-hour cycle."
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