The "Art in the Twenty-First Century" documentary "Time" examines how time is always present in our interaction with works of art, whether we sit to contemplate a painting, stroll past a sculpture, or watch a video piece for its entire duration or cycle. Some works of art are time-based in that the viewer must experience them through the passage of time, as with music, while others refer to time through links or references to art history, our collective human history, or the timelessness of nature. Featuring the work of contemporary artists Martin Puryear, Paul Pfeiffer, Vija Celmins, Merce Cunningham, and Tim Hawkinson. Filmed on location in China; Japan; New York, New York; San Antonio, Texas; Cambridge, Massachusetts; and Los Angeles, California.

Streaming video file encoded with permission for digital streaming by Infobase on June 19, 2015.

Articulating Time --(2:49) -- "Ladder for Booker T. Washington" -- (2:41) -- Architectural Folly -- (3:17) -- Monolith -- (3:31) -- Organic vs. Man Made -- (2:10) -- "Dutch Interior" -- (2:30) -- "Fragment of a Crucifixion" -- (3:44) -- "The Long Count" -- (2:28) -- "Morning after the Deluge" -- (2:56) -- Labor Intensive Art -- (3:44) -- Building a Painting -- (2:34) -- Found Stones -- (3:39) -- Neutralizing Visual Emotion -- (2:29) -- Motorized Emotion -- (2:59) -- Drum Machine -- (3:13) -- Household Tools in Art -- (2:14) -- "Überorgan" -- (2:43) -- Musical Installation -- (2:02) -- Credits: Time -- (0:14) -- Vija Celmins Time -- (12:40) -- Tim Hawkinson :Time -- (14:00).