Form, No.8, September 1968

Content includes:
Russian Exhibitions, 1904 to 1922 by John Bowlt
‘An Attaché at the French Embassy’ short story by Thomas Bernhard
Black Mountain College
Spectodrama, ‘Play, Life, Illusion’ (1924-37) by Xanti Schawinsky
Pierre Albert-Birot
‘Grabinoulor retrouve ses pieds’
‘Grabinoulor decides to call Furibar ‘tu”
Poem, from ‘Aux Trente Deux Vents’
Great Little Magazines, No. 7: SIC
Pablo Picasso by Guillaume Apollinaire
Boxe by Tristan Tzara
Café by Phillipe Soupault
Payment by Jesse Dismoor
Quai aux Fleurs by Pierre Reverdy
Les Eclats by Pierre Albert-Birot
Pas de Corset! by Pierre Albert-Birot

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Form (Philip Steadman)
Form was a magazine published between 1966 and 1969 by Philip Steadman. A total of ten issues were released. It including work and editorial by Charles Biederman, Bernard Lassus, Pedro Xisto, Ian Hamilton Finlay, Simon Cutts, Ernst Jandl, Thomas Bernhard, Frank Popper, Roland Barthes, Gillo Dorfles, Peter Wollen, Abraham Moles. Also early 20th-century figures like Joseph Albers, Hans Arp, Walter Gropius etc.

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Form, No.8, September 1968
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