Issue Nos. 2 and 3 [Magazine produced by students at Trent Polytechnic, Nottingham. Art and Language related]

Published by Nottingham: Michael Fyles, et al., 1976

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21 x 15cm. Two paperbacks, 48pp and 98pp. Issues two and three of this untitled energetic and febrile student magazine closely associated with the Art and Language group. Issue two stated as "produced by Michael Fyles, Paul Smith, Janie Greville, Rob van Beek, and Dave Batchelor, with help and additions from Alan Robinson, Art and Language, and Steve Lawton", and subtitled "The 'hobnobbing with (para-) bureaucrats sends you blind' edition". Issue 3 states "contributions and assistance from Steve Lawton, Art & Language, and Nik White, Paul Highnam", and the first page states the publisher as 'The Club for Studies of Socialisation in and by Culture'. Issue two has some pencil annotation, mostly on the first page. On its rear cover is reproduced a warning from Nottingham's Trent Polytechnic's Derek Carruthers: "the staff have the right to consider what can be assessed as course work. It is unlikely, for example, that assessment is possible of material which includes abusive criticism of staff of this Polytechnic!" Bookseller's note to upper edge of first page "wonderfully angry throughout". Good condition, and very rare.

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Title
Issue Nos. 2 and 3 [Magazine produced by students at Trent Polytechnic, Nottingham. Art and Language related]
Author
Fyles, Michael; Batchelor, David; Lawton, Steve; et al
Publisher
Nottingham: Michael Fyles, et al.
Publication year
1976
Binding
Soft cover

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Marcus Campbell Art Books Large bookshop located next to Tate Modern. We specialise in out of print, second-hand and rare books on 20th century and contemporary art, with a selected line of new titles. We concentrate on individual artists monographs and catalogues, important movements, artists books, illustrated books, periodicals and ephemera, with an emphasis on both modern British and International art. Also available is a very large range of inexpensive exhibition catalogues (£1, £2, £5) as well as rare and unique items from £100 to £3000 and over. 43 Holland St, London SE1 9JR, phone: (44)-(0)20-7261-0111 fax: (44)-(0)20-7261-0129 email: info@marcuscampbell.co.uk http://www.marcuscampbell.co.uk

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