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JBF/6/2/3

Exhibition and project files, 1983-1990

25 folders
Scope

Correspondence files on exhibitions, media appearances and commissions compiled by Deborah Loth, assistant to Barry Flanagan, in the late 1980s and then filed broadly chronologically by Hazel Gardiner, assistant to Barry Flanagan, in the early 1990s.

All 25 Archive entries for Exhibition and project files
‘Sculpture in the Garden’, Oxfordshire County Museum, Oxford, UK (1983)
JBF/6/2/3.1
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‘Sculpture in the Garden’, Oxfordshire County Museum, Oxford, UK (1983)
1983
JBF/6/2/3.2
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’53-83: Three Decades of Artists’, Royal Academy of Arts, London , UK (1983)
1983
‘Young Elephant’ (1985) and ‘Hare on Bell’ (1983), Equitable Life, Equitable Centre, New York, USA
JBF/6/2/3.3
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‘Young Elephant’ (1985) and ‘Hare on Bell’ (1983), Equitable Life, Equitable Centre, New York, USA
1984-1989
‘Dialog’, Moderna Museet, Stockholm, Sweden (1985)
JBF/6/2/3.4
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‘Dialog’, Moderna Museet, Stockholm, Sweden (1985)
1985
‘Barry Flanagan’, Waddington Galleries, London, UK (1985)
JBF/6/2/3.5
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‘Barry Flanagan’, Waddington Galleries, London, UK (1985)
1985
‘Carnegie International’, Carnegie Institute, Washington, USA (1985 – 1986)
JBF/6/2/3.6
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‘Carnegie International’, Carnegie Institute, Washington, USA (1985 – 1986)
1985-1986
Public Art Development Trust, London, UK
JBF/6/2/3.7
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Public Art Development Trust, London, UK
1983-1986
Lloyds Building, London, UK
JBF/6/2/3.8
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Lloyds Building, London, UK
1985-1986
‘Barry Flanagan’, Fuji Television Gallery, Tokyo, Japan (1985)
JBF/6/2/3.9
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‘Barry Flanagan’, Fuji Television Gallery, Tokyo, Japan (1985)
1985-1987
JBF/6/2/3.10
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Lisa Lyon, 1985
1985-1987
‘Artplate, Themes and Variations’, London, UK (1986)
JBF/6/2/3.11
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‘Artplate, Themes and Variations’, London, UK (1986)
1985-1987
‘Some Famous Sons and Daughters’, Rhyll Library Museum and Arts Centre, Rhyll, UK (1986)
JBF/6/2/3.12
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‘Some Famous Sons and Daughters’, Rhyll Library Museum and Arts Centre, Rhyll, UK (1986)
1986
untitled (carving no. 1/83), 1983, Phoenix Community Garden, London, UK
JBF/6/2/3.13
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untitled (carving no. 1/83), 1983, Phoenix Community Garden, London, UK
1985 - 1986
’11 European Sculptors, Europalia’, Ospedale Degli Innocenti, Florence, Italy (1986 – 1987)
JBF/6/2/3.14
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’11 European Sculptors, Europalia’, Ospedale Degli Innocenti, Florence, Italy (1986 – 1987)
1986
‘Revelation for the Hands’, Leeds City Art Gallery, Leeds, UK (1987)
JBF/6/2/3.15
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‘Revelation for the Hands’, Leeds City Art Gallery, Leeds, UK (1987)
1986-1987
‘Barry Flanagan – A Visual Invitation’, Laing Art Gallery, Newcastle upon Tyne, UK then touring (1987 – 1988)
JBF/6/2/3.16
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‘Barry Flanagan – A Visual Invitation’, Laing Art Gallery, Newcastle upon Tyne, UK then touring (1987 – 1988)
1986-1987
‘A Quiet Revolution: British Sculpture Since 1965’, Chicago Museum of Contemporary Art, Chicago, USA then touring (1987 – 1988)
JBF/6/2/3.17
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‘A Quiet Revolution: British Sculpture Since 1965’, Chicago Museum of Contemporary Art, Chicago, USA then touring (1987 – 1988)
1986-1987
JBF/6/2/3.18
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Kaleidescope, Radio 4 (1987)
1986-1987
‘The Call of the Wild: Animal Themes in Contemporary Art’, Rhode Island School of Design, Providence, USA (1987)
JBF/6/2/3.19
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‘The Call of the Wild: Animal Themes in Contemporary Art’, Rhode Island School of Design, Providence, USA (1987)
1987
‘Starlit Waters: British Sculpture, an International Art’, The Tate Gallery, Liverpool, UK (1988)
JBF/6/2/3.20
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‘Starlit Waters: British Sculpture, an International Art’, The Tate Gallery, Liverpool, UK (1988)
1987-1988
‘Out of Clay’, Manchester City Art Galleries, Manchester, UK (1988)
JBF/6/2/3.21
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‘Out of Clay’, Manchester City Art Galleries, Manchester, UK (1988)
1988
‘Britannica Trente Ans de Sculpture’, Musee des Beaux-Arts, Le Havre, France (1988)
JBF/6/2/3.22
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‘Britannica Trente Ans de Sculpture’, Musee des Beaux-Arts, Le Havre, France (1988)
1988
‘Public Art Works’, Goldsmith’s Gallery, London, UK (1989)
JBF/6/2/3.23
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‘Public Art Works’, Goldsmith’s Gallery, London, UK (1989)
1989
Moving Pictures Bulletin (1990)
JBF/6/2/3.24
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Moving Pictures Bulletin (1990)
1990
Writings and notes (General – various authors)
JBF/6/2/3.25
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Writings and notes (General – various authors)
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JBF/6/2/3.9

‘Barry Flanagan’, Fuji Television Gallery, Tokyo, Japan (1985), 1985-1987

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Solo exhibition file for Barry Flanagan, Fuji Television Gallery, Tokyo
8 October 1985 – 2 November 1985

Correspondence between Paul Baker, assistant to Barry Flanagan, Masami Shiraishi of the Fuji Television Gallery, Hester van Roijen of Waddington Galleries, London, UK, Takatoshi Shinoda of publishing company Bijutsu Shuppan-sha Ltd, Tokyo, Japan and others. Related papers including annotated proofs of essays, [for the exhibition catalogue], by Toshiaki Minemura and Shinichi Nakazawa. Lists of works, business cards, photographs of Flanagan and ephemera.

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