Page 58 - Studio International - November 1967

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Maison habitacle à Meridon by André Bloc at an
exhibition of Artists and Architecture 67 at the
Building Centre, Store Street, W.1, from November
22 to December 8.
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Copper sculpture by Peter Lyon at Upper Grosvenor,
from November 3-22. Peter Lyon's first one-man
show in London consists of three sculptures in
aluminium and thirty-seven in copper and bronze.
The artist, born in Liverpool in 1926, studied in
Edinburgh and has designed jewellery for Mary
Quant and French of London. His book Design in
Jewellery was published by Peter Owen in 1956.
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Fear of madness, egg tempera, 14 x 18 in. by
Brigid Marlin in a one-man show at The Room,
Nelson Galleries, 5 Nelson Road, Greenwich, S.E.10,
from November 6-20. Born in 1936 in Washington,
D.C., Brigid Marlin studied in Dublin, Paris and New
York. She has taken part in group shows in
England, Canada and America, held one-man shows
in Dublin, London, Vienna and Paris, and has
formed a group of lnscape painters who work along
the lines of the Fantastic Realism painters of
Vienna. (Price range: 20 gns-80 gns.)

Outside London
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Woman and suspended man, 1938, oil on canvas,
20 x 30 in. by Samuel Haile in an exhibition
arranged by the Manchester Institute of Contem-
porary Arts at Manchester City Art Gallery from
November 10 to December 3, and subsequently to
be shown at several other galleries in England.
Samuel Haile, born in London in 1909, studied at the
Royal College of Art, and taught and worked in
New York. He died in 1948. The exhibition, arranged
by a close friend of the artist, A. C. Sewter, contains
canvases, watercolours and prints.
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Page from a Humument, by Tom Philips at Ikon
Gallery, Birmingham, from November 11 to
December 2. This work is a fragment of a treated
Victorian novel, A Human Document by W. H.
Mallock. Tom Philips, born in 1937, studied at
Camberwell and first exhibited in the Young
Contemporaries in 1964. He took part in Arts Council
touring shows of painting and concrete poetry in
1964-7, and held a one-man show at the A.I.A.
Gallery in 1966. This year he is exhibiting in
Chicago and Milan, and giving recitals of work by
himself and other new concrete poets. (Price
range: £8-£175.)
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Octonard, 1966, acrylic on canvas, 42¾ x 42¾ in. by
Michael Whetman at Totem Ore Gallery, Eccles
New Road, Salford until November 13. Born in
Dawlish in 1941, Michael Whetman studied at
Newton Abbot and Leeds. He has exhibited
throughout the North of England, has been
commissioned to execute murals for three colleges,
and was recently awarded a Granada Fellowship in
painting. (Price range: £50-£150.)
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Linear construction, 1967, canvas and perspex,
50 x 40 in. winning entry by Michael Hedgecoe in
Ashgate Gallery's 67 Decade Competition. Hedgecoe
trained at Epsom and Guildford Schools of Art.
During November the Ashgate Gallery of Wagon
Yard, Downing Street, Farnham, Surrey, shows the
work of Mary Fedden.
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