Laura Gascoigne

Surreal, pacy and fun: Christian Marclay’s Doors, at White Cube, reviewed

Plus: the funny, beautifully fragile work of Hendrickje Schimmel

Still from 'Doors', 2022, by Christian Marclay. Image: © Christian Marclay. Courtesy: White Cube
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  • Christian Marclay: Doors

    White Cube, Mason’s Yard, until 30 September

  • Tenant of Culture: Ladder

    Soft Opening, until 21 October

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