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Studio International

Incorporating 'The Studio', Founded 1893 February 1971 Volume 181 Number 930

Editor: Peter Townsend Cover: postcards by Richard Hamilton and David Hockney from the recent
Assistant Editor: Charles Harrison exhibition at the Angela Flowers Gallery, London
Business Manager: Czeslaw Szymborksi
Art Director: Malcolm Lauder A smart set of concepts / Suzi Gablik / 42
Advertisement Manager: Thelma Watt
Contributing Editors: Aaargh! indeed / Andrew Higgens / 43
Dore Ashton (New York)
Jean Clay (Paris)
Frank Whitford The American juggernaut / Hilton Kramer / 44
Barbara Reise
Editorial Advisory Committee: Correspondence / 45
J.P.Hodin (International relations)
Alan Bowness News and notes / 46
Andrew Forge
David Thompson The sociology of knowledge / Jonathan Benthall / 47
International Advisory Panel:
Argentina: Jorge Romero Brest Andy Warhol and Elvis Presley / John Coplans / 49
Austria: Georg Eisler
Belgium: Michael Seuphor Andy Warhol as a film maker / Paul Morrissey interviewed by Derek Hill / 57
Brazil: Mario Pedrosa
Canada: David Silcox Strindberg and the arts / Tore Hakansson / 62
France: Jacques Lassaigne
Germany: Dr Werner Schmalenbach Interview with Konrad Fischer / Georg Jappe / 68
Holland: Prof. A.M.Hammacher
Israel: Haim Gamzu
Italy: Prof. G.C.Argan UK commentary / Timothy Hilton / 72
Japan: Shuzo Takiguchi
Scandinavia : Leif Ostby Sydney commentary / Donald Brook / 76
Spain: Alejandro Cirici-Pellicer
Switzerland: Dr Carola Gideon-Welcker Linguistics: an eye-witness account / Gareth Jones / 81
USA: Thomas M.Messer; J.J.Sweeney
Yugoslavia: Aleksa Celebonovic Inno 7o / John Latham / 85

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