Issue 29 Apr/May 1984
Contents
- Around the Shows: The Ideal Home Exhibition by Iwona Blazwick, Chris Rodley ()
- Crufts by Steve Rogers, Mark Stevens ()
- The Daily Express Boat Show by John Stalin ()
- The Believing World of Gilbert and George by Lynn MacRitchie ()
- Baron Alban: Life is short but Art is long by ()
- The Word Made Flesh: Freud and Performance by Gray Watson ()
- The Wild Chimes: Carillon Music by David Briers ()
- Artists and the Nuclear Threat by Richard Layzell ()
- Notes from Cardiff by David Briers ()
- Clockwork Orange (Man in the Moon); Japanese Cassette Magazines; Neo-Naturists' Valentine's Day Performance; Hans Haacke at the Tate; Andropov's Funeral; British Canadian Video Exchange Opening, Canada House' Robert Wilson's Video 50 by Ken Hollings ()
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