Christian Marclay’s ‘The Clock’ (Art:21, 2010)
The Clock is a twenty-four hour long film which, unlike other very long art films, you might actually want to watch for more than ten minutes.
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Contemporary Artists
René Daniëls (Art:21, 2010)
René Daniëls is a really, really good painter, maybe even a great painter, who stopped painting twenty-three years ago and has only resumed in the last two years.
Rodney Graham and Mark Wallinger (Art:21, 2010)
The conceptual and aesthetic similarities of these two artists create for me a kind of ideal model of curatorial strategy.
John Gerrard (Art:21, 2010)
A new installation by John Gerrard, an Irish artist whose work is most often described as “time-based”, opened in Canary Wharf underground station.
Beth Herzhaft (Saatchi Online, 2010)
In Beth Herzhaft's series that she calls "area photographs", each image offers a cropped sliver of information: life through a letterbox.
Emily Prince (Art:21, 2010)
Emily Prince’s new installation at the Saatchi Gallery co-opts hoary old modernist plots to create a new kind of anti-memorial.
Jeff Koons (Art:21, 2009)
Separating Koons’s work from its atmospheric environment leaves the viewer with a body of work in which pleasure is the oxygen of art.
Rodney Graham (Art:21, 2009)
It’s a heartening sight to see Graham’s copper Erasmus Weathervane atop the roof of the newly reopened Whitechapel Art Gallery.
Goshka Macuga (Art:21, 2009)
As part of the redesign and expansion of the Whitechapel Gallery, Goshka Macuga has brought Guernica back ... sort of.
