From this evening's online New York Times

Flock Around ‘The Clock’

By RANDY KENNEDY

“The Clock,” a video work by Christian Marclay, uses thousands of film and television clips of timepieces to create, minute by minute, a 24-hour montage that unfolds in real time.

Benjamin Norman for The New York Times

“The Clock,” a video work by Christian Marclay, uses thousands of film and television clips of timepieces to create, minute by minute, a 24-hour montage that unfolds in real time.

“The Clock,” a 24-hour video work by Christian Marclay, draws crowds at the Paula Cooper Gallery in Chelsea.

Critic’s Notebook

The Musical Rhythms in Images Out of Time

By BEN RATLIFF

Time is a kind of music, music is a kind of time, and Christian Marclay seems to understand this implicitly.

See also Don DeLillo's Point Omega , a novel published on Groundhog Day, 2010.