Staffel 1 (1975)
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Episodes 26
Art and Design
George Melly looks at how they sold the 70's and a report on the opening of the Space Studios.
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Cartoonist Mel Caiman on the New Yorker magazine and its artists, Richard Hamilton at the Serpentine Gallery, and a new documentary exhibition from Jarrow.
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Features Observer critic William Feaver on Painting the End of the World, Bill Brandt's selection of landscape photography at the Victoria and Albert Museum, and the best of science fiction illustration.
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Shirley Conran is the guest columnist; fashion photographer Barry Lategan is filmed working; and Victorian painter Edward Burne-Jones' London exhibition.
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Guest columnist Terry Measham; a look into the work of painter and poet Charles Tomlinson.
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Filmmaker Roger Graef and journalist Simon Jenkins discuss the destruction of historical buildings, in light of a recent SAVE campaign report and the conclusion of the European Architectural Heritage Year.
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Art and Design
A look at American photographer Paul Strand and recent trends in British photography.
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Arena looks at aspects of community art and the work of painter Keith Grant, artist-in-residence at the New Charing Cross Hospital.
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Arena talks with Robert Janz and Dante Leonelli about incorporating time into sculpture.
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Arena presents the work of British and American video artists.
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Liverpool poet and painter Adrian Henry visits 'The Face of Merseyside'; Boyd and Evans use photographs as the basis of their explorations of everyday life.
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Alumni of the Royal Court celebrate its 20th anniversary.
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Barrie Penrose investigates a multi-national art empire and the artists and methods that created it.
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