Plastic case of audiocassettes

Music and audio recordings of lectures and personal messages, retained by Flanagan.
Audio Arts, Volume 1, Number 1, Caroline Tisdall: Audio interview by Ad Reinhardt, 1974.
Audio Arts, Volume 1, Number 3, Margaret Henry, ‘A Question of James Joyce reading from Finnegans Wake,’ 1974.
Audio Arts, Lawrence Weiner, ‘Concerning 20 Works’, 1982.
Audio Arts, Richard Buckminster Fuller at Art Net November 1974 (Part 1).
Audio Arts, Richard Buckminster Fuller at Art Net November 1974 (Part 2)
Audio Arts, Music Supplement, Beneath the Green Tree, Ted Hickey with Andy Dickson & Oliver Browne, 1978.
Audio Arts, Patrick Galvin, ‘The Mad Woman of Cork’, 1980.
Audio Arts, Magazine, Vol. 2 No. 4, Marcel Duchamp, interviewed by Richard Hamilton and George Heard Hamilton, 1959.
Audio Arts, Bijou O’Connor Remembers F. Scott Fitzgerald, 1975 (Side 1) and Humphrey Bogart and Lauren Bacall in ‘To Have to Have Note’, 1946, (side 2).
Audio Arts, Richard Cork, Sculpture Now: Dissolution or Redefinition? The Lethaby Lectures Royal College of Art 1975, (part 1).
Audio Arts, Richard Cork, Sculpture Now: Dissolution or Redefinition? The Lethaby Lectures Royal College of Art 1975, (part 2). – This references Flanagan.
Audio Arts Magazine Vol. 2 No.2, Carl Andre, 3 Vector Model, 1975.
Audio Arts, Carl Andre, Lisson Gallery, June 1975, [in the cassette cover for Feminist issues in Contemporary Art – which is missing].
Lo Mejor, Pau Casals, Cassette II, Sony Music 1962.
George Melly, Melly Sings Hoagy, Ronnie Scott’s record productions, 1978.
John Lennon & Yoko Ono, Milk and Honey, Polydor, 1984 – Empty.
Mark Twain, The Adventures of Tom Sawyer, Read by Bing Crosby, The Decca Record Co. Ltd, 1976, (part 1).
Mark Twain, The Adventures of Tom Sawyer, Read by Bing Crosby, The Decca Record Co. Ltd, 1976, (part 2).
‘The Heart of the Violin, Dito, [No cassette case, details c.1985].
Jon Keliehor & Orlando Kimber, ‘Luminous Forces’, Bruton Music Ltd, 1984.
Jon Keliehor, Rigoletto Rockets, Bruton Music Ltd, 1985. – Annotated ‘To Barry Flanagan via Paul Baker.’
Flanagan and Allen, the Best of Flanagan and Allen, Encore, 1959, 61.
3 cassettes content unknown. One annotated ‘Message 8 Feb 70’.
One annotated ‘Happy Holidays 1997’