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Christian Marclay: Doors review – spellbinding entrances and exits
Christian Marclay: Doors review – a nightmarishly entertaining video labyrinth
‘It became a nightmare’: artist Christian Marclay on global smash The Clock – and his new work Doors
His 24-hour clock made of movie clips was a sensation. Can Doors, a montage of screen stars entering and leaving rooms, beat it? The artist reveals how lockdown and our new age of anxiety pushed him to finish it
From Warhol to Steve McQueen: a history of video art in 30 works
Starting with experimental film in the 60s, video art has revolutionised the art world. We celebrate the medium through its most groundbreaking pieces
Best culture of the 21st century
The best art of the 21st centurySteve McQueen in bed, Ai Weiwei in trouble, Pussy Riot in church and Ragnar Kjartansson in the bath – they’re all included in our countdown of the best art since 2000
The Clock comes to Melbourne: what the 24-hour concept film can do to your brain
Now playing at Acmi, the world’s most popular piece of concept art, by Christian Marclay, inspires thoughts of cities, community and death
Doing time: what I learned from 24 hours watching The Clock
Christian Marclay’s film at Tate Modern knits together thousands of clips in an era-defining artwork. And I viewed the whole thing
The Clock review – 'The longer you watch it, the more addictive it becomes'
'It's impossible!' – Christian Marclay and the 24-hour clock made of movie clips
Tacita Dean and Jenny Saville lead strong female presence at Edinburgh art festival
Phyllida Barlow, Lucy Skaer and Victoria Crowe also feature in the lineup alongside old masters including Canaletto and Rembrandt
Christian Marclay's best photograph – the San Francisco firecrackers with the perfect name
‘I’ve got Psssst! hairspray and Vroom car keys. So when I saw these firecrackers in San Francisco I had to photograph them’
Observer critics' review of 2015
Laura Cumming: the best art of 2015It was a wonderful year, as Goya’s extraordinary portraits got together, Ai Weiwei broke free and Eric Ravilious took us to the skies
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Punks and pub crawls – the week in artJonathan Jones: A show about youth subcultures takes over the Photographers’ Gallery’s new space, while Christian Marclay’s inebriated action paintings hit London. Plus, the gif art you can see from space, and how much sponsorship money BP paid Tate
Guide daily
Nástio Mosquito, Ruth Ewan, James Rigler: this week’s new exhibitionsFrom Nástio Mosquito’s multimedia persona-building in Birmingham to James Rigler’s experimental ceramics in Glasgow, find out what’s happening in art around the country
Christian Marclay: let’s get messed up
How do you follow up a worldwide art phenomenon? If you’re Christian Marclay, you go on a booze-fuelled paint-splurging bender. Adrian Searle gets drunk on his dizzying new show
This week's new live music
Woman's Hour, Fuck Buttons, Chet Faker: this week's new live musicWoman's Hour | Fuck Buttons | Chet Faker | Led Bib | Christian Marclay and Okkyung Lee | Basel Symphony Orchestra: More Than Minimal
Tate buys timeshare in Christian Marclay's Clock
24-hour artwork using thousands of movie clips to keep real time is acquired by Tate and two other museums
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Velázquez, Christian Marclay and the Brighton Pavilion – the week in artSign up to the Guardian's Art Weekly email and get all the latest art world news delivered straight to your inbox
Jonathan Jones on art
Time flies at the Venice BiennaleJonathan Jones: Christian Marclay's cinema-clock and Urs Fischer's melting wax sculpture both strike a haunting chord about the passing of time
Film blog
Christian Marclay's The Clock: a masterpiece of our timesPeter Bradshaw: This staggering artistic montage telling the time in film and TV clips will run on in your thoughts
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Art Weekly newsletterPunks and pub crawls – the week in artJonathan Jones: A show about youth subcultures takes over the Photographers’ Gallery’s new space, while Christian Marclay’s inebriated action paintings hit London. Plus, the gif art you can see from space, and how much sponsorship money BP paid Tate
