Christian Marclay: Cassette Tape Duplications
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Christian Marclay: Works on Paper
Christian Marclay: Works on Paper
Christian MarclaySplsh
Christian MarclaySlutch
Christian MarclayScream (Green Particles)
Christian MarclayUntitled (Cut Throat)
Christian MarclayScream (Yellow Woodchips)
Christian Marclay: Photographs, 2020
Christian Marclay: Photographs, 2020
In a series of photographs showing screaming faces, cut and torn fragments from comic books, movie stills, and images found on the internet are arranged into haunting, mask-like composites, and then recorded by the camera. Capturing the paper’s inherent creases and tears, the photographs mix analog and digital elements, and investigate the computer screen as a contemporary physical surface.
Christian MarclayUntitled (Crying)
Christian MarclayUntitled (Black)
Christian MarclayUntitled (Burning I)
Christian MarclayUntitled (Burning II)
Christian MarclayUntitled (Pulp)
Christian MarclayUntitled (Concentric Waves)
Christian MarclayUntitled (Shreds)
Christian MarclayUntitled (Torn)
Christian MarclayUntitled (Death)
Christian Marclay: Animations
Christian Marclay: Animations
Christian Marclay routinely makes photographs during his daily walks through London, where he now lives. By subtly editing many thousands of images of the pavement beneath his feet, Marclay has created hypnotic animations that unlock new possibilities inherent in the concept of “street photography.”
Christian MarclayCotton Buds
Christian MarclayCotton Buds
Christian MarclayCotton Buds (video still)
Christian MarclayChewing Gum & Cotton Buds on view in the gallery
Christian MarclayChewing Gum
Christian MarclayBottle Caps
Christian MarclayBottle Caps
Christian MarclayCigarettes
Christian MarclayCigarettes
Christian MarclayLids and Straws (One Minute)
Christian MarclayLids and Straws (One Minute)
Christian Marclay: Snapshots
Christian Marclay: Snapshots
Photography has been an integral element of Marclay’s practice since his earliest years as an artist. With an eye keenly (and paradoxically) attuned to sound-related subject matter, his photographs function both as source material for his works in other media as well as sophisticated, subtle works of art on their own terms.