This Audio Arts issue, originally published as an audio cassette magazine in 1992 features contributions from Rachel Whiteread, Michael Landy, Lucia Nogueira and Zarina Bhimji.
plastic crates stacked up or arranged into makeshift stalls
Page 1, two women seated at a table Page 2 top, standing figure wearing hat and coat Page 2 bottom, studies of women and a girl’s head Page 3, standing woman wearing a coat and hat and carrying a handbag and studies of a woman’s head Page 4, street scene with figures and a large clock mounted on a building Page 5, street scene as on Page 4 but in greater detail Page 6, two studies of people waiting on a railway station and a couple walking in a street Page 7, surrealist room and people Page 8, woman holding …
two studies of heads Page 47, market street with stalls
Page 1, pencil and crayon samples Page 2, figures on different levels of a wooden structure Page 3, group of figures at a rifle range at a fairground Page 4, blank except for a vertical line Page 5, helter-skelter at a fairground Page 7, detail of the top of a merry-go-round showing decorations on the outside Page 8, fairground with entrance to ‚Manning’s Up to date Jazz ride‘ Page 9, several fairground attractions Page 10, vintage car with soft roof Page 11, unfinished study of roofs or structures on a pier Page 12, lamp post next to a tall building …
blank Page 28, blank Page 29, market street with stalls
Saturday evening Dearest Annerl! Your second little note has just arrived, and I’m rushing to reply straight away, if only briefly. First, I’m sending that letter to BÖSKE ANTHEIL, 51 East 55th Street, New York City, USA, back to you so that you can write the name in yourself, since both of the Antheils are themselves conspiracists. They’re prone to find intrigue in everything and to worry themselves about it. As for me, I’ve become the embodiment of nervous ambition, the animus that sets the keys of my typewriter in motion, nothing more. It can’t be denied that I have …
Cité the flower sellers were just setting up their stalls
. – The Independent/ Ilona Staller Robert Mapplethorpe
