Studio International – June 1972

Volume 183 Number 945

Contents

234  Art & Language Press/Charles Harrison

235  Report from Canada/Charlotte Townsend

236  Between Dada and constructivism/Schuldt

236  Correspondence

238  News and notes

239  Art and Industry/David Dickson

241  Sculpture and architecture: an introduction to my recent work/William Tucker

244  John Walker on his paintings

248 Notes¹ on Jan Dibbets’s² contemporary³ nature⁴ of realistic⁵ classicism⁶ in the Dutch⁷ tradition⁸/Barbara Reise

256  Letter from Prague/Jindřich Chalupecký

260  Manding Art at the British Museum/Lamine Touré

261  The work of Bernard Cohen/Basil Bernstein

263  Ivor Abrahams’s sculptures/ R. J. Rees

266  Liverpool commentary/Tim Hilton

270  New York commentary/Dore Ashton

273  Print supplement: Inside the Bradford Print Biennale/Edward Lucie-Smith

274  An etcher on etchers/Norman Ackroyd

276  Five Tyres remoulded/Richard Hamilton

277  Five Tyres remoulded (illustrations)

278  Inside the Bradford Print Biennale (illustrations)

279  An etcher on etchers (illustrations)

280  Recent issues of prints

291  Directory of publishers, presses and galleries dealing in graphics

Editor/Peter Townsend
Assistant Editor/Tim Hilton
Art Director/ Marcus Ratliff
Advertisement Manager/Thelma Watt
Contributing Editors/Dore Ashton (New York),
Jean Clay (Paris), Frank Whitford, Barbara Reise

Editorial Advisory Committee:
J.P. Hodin (International relations)
Alan Bowness, Andrew Forge, David Thompson

International Advisory Panel:
Argentina: Jorge Romero Brest
Austria: Georg Eisler
Belgium: Michael Seuphor
Brazil: Mario Pedrosa
Canada: David Silcox
France: Jacques Lassaigne
Germany: Dr Werner Schmalenbach
Holland: Prof. A. M. Hammacher
Israel: Haim Gamzu
Italy: Prof. G. C. Argan
Japan: Shuzo Takiguchi
Scandinavia: Leif Ostby
Spain: Alejandro Cirici-Pellicer
Switzerland: Dr Carola Giedion-Welcker
U.S.A.: Thomas M. Messer, J.J. Sweeney
Yugoslavia: Aleksa Celebonovic

Studio International, 1972, June 1972, Volume 183 Number 945. Cover specially designed for this issue by John Walker.