Art Notebook, July 1970 No.329. Cover design by Victor Vasarely.

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Special feature: Why is this art? Taking the opportunity of the 10th Tokyo Biennale
Orientation to new expressions / Teruo Fujieda (with lines)
Writers of “Tokyo Biennale” <> / Yoshiaki Tono
Frontispiece / Klaus Linke; Reiner Ruttenbeck; Lelov Rowe; Barry Flanagan; Gilbert Zorio; Giuseppe Penone; Jannis Kounellis; Kazumasa Koike; Tatsuo Kawaguchi; Jiro Takamatsu; Kenji Komamaki; Koji Enokura; Shintaro Tanaka; Jannis Kounellis; Hell van Elk; Marx Lets; Daniel Buren; Hans Harke; Carl Andre; Christ; Case Sonja; Richard Serra; Toshiaki Minemura; Teruo Fujieda
Expo ’70 A place for new experiences from conception to completion Living environment of Pepsi Pavilion / Billy Kluver
Robert Morris’s physical sculpture from the exhibition / Tatsuo Kondo
From the exhibition Vasarely “Participation in Planetary Folktales” / Hiroshi Tomura
Contemporary art, sources and development ⑦ With Moholly Naji … Thinker of light and space / Yusuke Nakahara
Image transformation ⑦ See the symbol of human collapse and death in the landscape / Otsuro Sakazaki
Book Review “Visionary Art” / Yu Suwa
Book Review “Ortega Collection 3” / Taro Nomura
Reader’s page Let’s ask anything / Takachiyo Uemura
Serialization “Bitches Blue” by Miles Davis, a cheerful and chaotic ear / Jinichi Uekusa
Focus of the Month Barbara Hepworth Exhibition / Konosuke Hino
This Month’s Focus Wide Angle Yoshiaki Tono / Jiro Takamatsu
Focus of the Month Performing Art Exhibition / Yoshio Kitamura
This Month’s Focus Wide Angle–A Poetry Book “Angels Get in My Way”
Focus of the month Children’s outdoor festival issues / Yoshida Yoshie
This Month’s Focus Wide Angle–Hand Carved Records
Focus of the Month Global Dream Show / Kenji Kanesaka
This Month’s Focus Wide Angle–Juro Kara Recital
This month’s focus movie “Satyricon” / Jinichi Uekusa
This month’s focus announcement board
World trends Movie “Woodstock” can be done
World Trends Artist’s New World “Soho”
Exhibition Information Gallery, Museum, Department Store

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Art Notebook, July 1970 No.329. Cover design by Victor Vasarely.
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