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Studio International

Incorporating 'The Studio', Founded 1893
April 1971 Volume 181 Number 932

Editor: Peter Townsend The artist's reserved rights transfer and sale agreement / the background /
Assistant Editor: Charles Harrison Seth Siegelaub / 142
Business Manager: Czeslaw Szymborski
Art Director: Malcolm Lauder Arnolfini Gallery; io years in Bristol I Jeremy Rees / 144
Advertisement Manager: Thelma Watt
Contributing Editors: Correspondence / 145
Dore Ashton (New York)
Jean Clay (Paris) News and Notes / 146
Frank Whitford
Barbara Reise Bochner and photography / Jonathan Benthall / 147
Editorial Advisory Committee: Art in Revolution: Soviet art in the twenties / Peter Wollen / 15o
J.P.Hodin (International relations)
Alan Bowness The development of the theory of Socialist Realism in Russia; 1917 to 1932 /
Andrew Forge Andrew Higgens / 154
David Thompson
International Advisory Panel: Berlin Dada / John Elderfield and Raoul Hausmann / 160
Argentina: Jorge Romero Brest
Austria: Georg Eisler Coloured food / Peter Kuttner / 166
Belgium: Michael Seuphor
Brazil: Mario Pedrosa Events by Antoni Miralda and Dorothée Selz / 167
Canada: David Silcox
France: Jacques Lassaigne The House of the Vienna Secession movement / Peter and Klara Hautmann / 168
Germany: Dr Werner Schmalenbach
Holland: Prof. A.M.Hammacher The shape's the thing; paintings by John Walker / Dore Ashton / 170
Israel: Haim Gamzu
Italy: Prof. G.C.Argan Standpoints / Daniel Buren / 181
Japan: Shuzo Takiguchi An introduction to 'Art and Technology' / Maurice Tuchman / 173
Scandinavia: Leif Ostby
Spain: Alejandro Cirici-Pellicer The artist's reserved rights transfer and sale agreement / 186
Switzerland: Dr Carola Gideon-Welcker
USA: Thomas M.Messer; J.J.Sweeney Inno 70 / John Latham / 189
Yugoslavia: Aleksa Celebonovic

Studio International (Incorporating The Studio), Contributors to this issue ANTONI MIRALDA and DOROTHEE SELZ have organized
37 Museum Street, London WC1 (01-405 3956; cable coloured food feasts and events. Miralda had a one-man
address `Studioart' London WC1) is published 11 exhibition at Galleria del Naviglio, Milan. They have
times a year by Cory, Adams & Mackay Limited. SETH SIEGLAUB, former organizer and publisher of art also recently held a joint exhibition in Chicago.
Distributed in the UK by National Magazine Co Ltd, exhibitions, was guest editor and organizer of the
22 Armoury Way, London SW18. July/August Studio International exhibition/book. PETER and KLARA HAUTMANN are architects working in
Great Britain : Single copy price Sop. Annual Together with Robert Pojanski he has worked to Vienna; they produced a model of the Vienna
subscription (I1 issues; special July/August number) produce the artist's reserved rights transfer and sale
£9.00 (postage paid). Subscriptions may be booked agreement published in this issue. Secession building for the Royal Academy's
from your local bookseller or direct through the Secession exhibition in London.
Subscription Department, W. & J. Mackay & Co Ltd, JEREMY REES is director of the Arnolfini Gallery. DORE ASHTON lives in New York and is a regular
Fair Row, Chatham, Kent. Students rate £5.00 on contributor to Studio International.
application to Subscription Department only. JONATHAN BENTHALL is lecture programmes organizer
USA: Single copy price $2.50. Subscription price for the ICA. DANIEL BUREN is a French artist whose most recent
US and possessions and Canada $23 for one year exhibitions have been at the Museum of
(11 issues), $42 for 2 years (22 issues). US and PETER WOLLEN is the author of Signs and Meaning in
Canadian enquiries should be directed to USA Office, the Cinema, published by Seeker and Warburg in Mönchen-Gladbach (including 14 towns in West
Studio International, 155 West 15th Street, New York, 1969, and is working at the moment on a book on the Germany), and at the 6th Guggenheim International
NY toot'. National news-stand distribution by avant garde. Exhibition (a group show from which his work was
Eastern News Distributors Inc., i55 West 15th Street. withdrawn). He is currently exhibiting at the Galerie
Second Class postage paid at New York, NY. ANDREW HIGGENS teaches art history and Folke Skulima in Berlin, and will be exhibiting at the
Overseas subscriptions other than in USA and complementary studies at St Martin's and Maidstone Wide White Space Gallery, Antwerp, in May. His
Canada: £9.00 inclusive of postage. Colleges of Art and at Willesden Polytechnic. article 'Beware' was published in the March 1970
Agents: S. Africa: Central News Agency Limited. issue of Studio International.
Australia: Gordon & Gotch. New Zealand: Whitcomb JOHN ELDERFIELD is a painter and art historian,
& Tombs. MAURICE TUCHMAN is senior curator, Modern Art, at
currently at Yale University on a Harkness
Fellowship. the Los Angeles County Museum of Art. Among the
exhibitions he has organized there since 1965 are 'The
RAOUL HAUSMANN, the veteran Dada poet, artist and New York School' (1965), a major Kienholz
activist, died earlier this year. exhibition (1966), 'American sculpture of the Sixties'
(1967), and a Chaim Soutine retrospective (1968).
PETER KUTTNER organizes multi-media and Open air
Printed by the proprietors events with WHSHT (World Health, Sanity & Hygiene JOHN LATHAM calls himself a professor of nonentity,
and is known in Europe and America for his works
W. & J. Mackay & Co Ltd Trust), and provides coloured food (`edible rainbow' made with books, Inno 7o centres on the inter-
`to be eaten on any occasion from community tea
Chatham, Kent parties to theatre festivals'. relationship between art and economics.