Works by Christian Marclay and Walid Raad are included in the collection exhibition at the Walker Art Center opening February 5, 2021 titled “Low Visibility.”

The current issue of Millennium Film Journal includes a review of Bruce Conner’s film LOOKING FOR MUSHROOMS, Ja’Tovia Gary’s film The Giverny Document (Single Channel), and Christian Marclay’s video work 48 War Movies.

Christian Marclay: Lids and Straws (One Minute) will be projected on the east façade of the Herbert F. Johnson Museum of Art at Cornell University daily from sunset to midnight from November 7-24, 2020.

Intersect Chicago 2020 — Online Viewing Room

Carl Andre

Beatrice Caracciolo

Sarah Charlesworth

Bruce Conner

Leonard Contino

Sam Durant

Liz Glynn

Michael Hurson

Julian Lethbridge

Christian Marclay

David Novros

Walid Raad

Veronica Ryan

Dan Walsh

Meg Webster

Robert Wilson

Jackie Winsor

Bing Wright

A new book on Christian Marclay’s xerox collages will be published by Edition Patrick Frey in December 2020.

Works by Sarah Charlesworth and Christian Marclay are included in the exhibition “Pictures, Revisited” at the Metropolitan Museum of Art through May 9, 2021.

The group exhibition “Hotel Beethoven” curated by Eric de Visscher at BOZAR, Centre for Fine Arts in Brussels includes work by Christian Marclay.

Frieze London 2020 — Online Viewing Room

Tauba Auerbach

Jonathan Borofsky

Sophie Calle

Sarah Charlesworth

Matias Faldbakken

Ja’Tovia Gary

Liz Glynn

Sol LeWitt

Christian Marclay

Justin Matherly

Claes Oldenburg

Walid Raad

Kelley Walker

Carey Young

Christian Marclay is featured in the first episode of the new season of art21 (Art in the Twenty-First Century). The full segment, surveying the extraordinary scope of the artist, is now available to stream.

On August 31, MAMCO (Musée d’Art moderne et contemporain) opens Christian Marclay’s solo exhibition “To Be Continued,” focusing on the artist’s 48-page comic book of the same name alongside preparatory collages.

On June 27 at 2pm ET, Christian Marclay will participate in “Unpredictable Times,” an online audiovisual event. Marclay will present a 9 minute piece with pianist Steve Beresford, titled “Spontaneous Exchange.”

Mudam – The Contemporary Art Museum of Luxembourg opens the group exhibition “Hier, Aujourd’hui, Demain” on June 20, 2020, which includes Christian Marclay’s acclaimed work, Video Quartet, 2002.

FOG Design+Art 2020 — Booth 214

Carl Andre

Tauba Auerbach

Cecily Brown

Sophie Calle

Sarah Charlesworth

Bruce Conner

Mark di Suvero

Sol LeWitt

Christian Marclay

Claes Oldenburg & Coosje van Bruggen

Rudolf Stingel

Dan Walsh

Bing Wright

Christian Marclay’s seminal work The Clock was selected for numerous ‘Decade In Review’ lists including by The New Yorker, artnet News, The Los Angeles Times, The Observer, BBC News, and The Boston Globe.

Christian Marclay spoke with Times Square Arts about his work Chewing Gum, on view during the month of October for Midnight Moment.

On Friday, October 25 at 11:30pm, the public is invited to join Christian Marclay and Times Square Arts on Duffy Square (46th Street and Broadway) for a special viewing of Chewing Gum. The video plays every night on Times Square billboards in New York during the month of October as part of Times Square Arts’ Midnight Moment program

FIAC 2019 — Booth B24, Grand Palais

Carl Andre

Jennifer Bartlett

Bernd and Hilla Becher

Cecily Brown

Sophie Calle

Sarah Charlesworth

Bruce Conner

Mark di Suvero

Sam Durant

Robert Grosvenor

Douglas Huebler

Sol LeWitt

Christian Marclay

Justin Matherly

David Novros

Claes Oldenburg and Coosje van Bruggen

Walid Raad

Joel Shapiro

Rudolf Stingel

Kelley Walker

Dan Walsh

Carey Young

The inaugural collection exhibition at Ruby City titled “Waking Dream,” opening on October 13, 2019 in San Antonio, TX, includes Accordion, 1999, by Christian Marclay.

Christian Marclay’s video work titled Chewing Gum will be presented on Times Square’s electronic every night during October 2019 as a part of Midnight Moment, a monthly presentation by The Times Square Advertising Coalition (TSAC) and Times Square Arts.

Amy Taubin wrote about Christian Marclay’s work 48 War Movies for Artforum.

David D’Arcy spoke with Christian Marclay about his new film, 48 War Movies for The Observer.

Work by Christian Marclay is included in “Mask. In Present-Day Art,” opening at Aargauer Kunsthaus in Aarau, Switzerland on September 1, 2019.

Christian Marclay spoke with Carolina Miranda of the Los Angeles Times about his presentation “Sound Stories” at LACMA.

From August 25 to October 14, 2019, the Los Angeles County Museum of Art will stage the U.S. debut of Christian Marclay’s project Sound Stories, a five-work installation that makes use of the sounds and video recordings of Snapchat.