The Thing Quarterly Issue 20: Tauba Auerbach 24-Hour Clock

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The Thing Quarterly Issue 20: Tauba Auerbach 24-Hour Clock

$595.00

24-Hour Mechanism, 10-1/2 inches, Made in USA

Auerbach is known for creating work about language and logic through a variety of media. Her training as a traditional sign painter often informs her text-based work. For this issue, the artist designed the clock face and its 24 numerals. The clock’s mechanism runs from midnight to midnight, meaning the hands circle the clock once every 24 hours. This time keeping system, also known as military time or astronomical time, is the most commonly used numerical time notation in the world today, yet very few analog clocks employ a 24-hour mechanism. 

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