Title: Everything seemed possible : art in the 1970s /
Authors: Cork, Richard
Publisher: Yale University Press,
Year: 2003
Subjects: Art, British Themes, motives.; Avant-garde (Aesthetics) Great Britain History; Art, Modern Themes, motives; Art Exhibitions; Nineteen seventies.
Abstract: Consists of articles and reviews of contemporary art in the 1970's written mostly for the Evening Standard.
Contents: New blood -- Bruce McLean -- Gilbert and George -- Klaus Rinke -- William Wegman and David Lamelas -- Dan Graham -- Douglas Huebler and W. Knoebel -- Mel Bochner -- David Dye and Alan Charlton -- Dennis Oppenheim and John Davies -- Keith Milow and Bill Woodrow -- The new art -- The Berlin scene and Niele Toroni -- Richard Long -- Daniel Buren -- Braco Dimitrijević, David Tremlett and Richard Wentworth -- Michael Craig-Martin -- Ad Dekkers and Michael Asher -- Art-Language and John Stezaker -- Judy Clark -- Conrad Atkinson -- Five Dutch artists -- Nice style -- Art and politics in Germany -- Tim Head -- Art and architecture -- John Hilliard -- Boyd Webb and other débuts -- The Italian avant-garde and Palladio -- Steve Willats -- Charlie Hooker : the plight of the new -- Victor Burgin -- Countdown to a Milanese opening -- Daniel Buren and Tony Bevan -- Hans Haacke -- The emergence of British video art -- ‘Environment’ at the Venice Biennale -- Simon Read --^