Irregularly and perhaps just a bit irrationally, lawmakers and treaties carve hard demarcations of time from a spinning globe. Workers clock in there, the lunch hour is now here—Daylight Savings Time ...

Pioneering ecologist, science communicator, and marine biologist Rachel Carson found the rhythms of the ocean to be largely indifferent to the rhythms of humans. Coastal forms, she observed, merge and ...

“If it was another artist doing it, recycling it into an artwork, that’s different, but this is an ad campaign,” David Horvitz told Hyperallergic. A billboard in the Sawtelle neighborhood in Los ...

Last Saturday afternoon at precisely 12:57 p.m., 20 people exited the New Museum toting bronze bells the size of pill bottles and scattered out along the Bowery, ringing them as they passed ...

Detail of Wikipedia’s “Bodega Head” article with a photograph from David Horvitz’s Public Access, 2010–11. I’M INTERESTED in the movement of bodies and information, how different forms of attention ...

I’VE TRAVELED SINCE I GRADUATED FROM HIGH SCHOOL, and somehow that’s contributed to my suspicion that it’s actually become my work. When I was growing up this tendency to move around seemed to be ...

In a message sent to the Blum and Poe’s mailing list prior to the opening of this exhibition, David Horvitz declared that a portion of the line between Alaskan and Pacific Time Zones had been shifted ...