Art-Language Vol. 3 No. 1

Art-Language Vol. 3 No. 1
Publication	Art-Language
Date	September 1974
Volume	3
Number	1
Publisher
Editor	Ian Burn, Mel Ramsden, Terry Smith

Contents

	Title	pg.
1	Caution	1
2	Somewhere to Begin	2-4
3	Language has a Hold on us	5-7
4	Market Relations	8-9
5	Apodictic Tableaux	10-12
6	Ideal Speakers...	13-14
7	Annotations... Selective Memory (Histrionics?)...	15-17
8	Cacophonous...	18-19
9	Bureaucracy...	20
10	Points of Order?	21-22
11	No Refuge in 'Audience'...	23-26
12	'Sometimes I feel like an Artist...'	27-31
13	Institutional Serenity	32-35
14	A 'Logic' of Going-On?	36
15	Do We Have Anything like 'Assertion'?	37-41
16	What are we doing in Language?	42-43
17	'Consistency' is an Ideological Postulate	44-47
18	Dead Horse...	48-49
19	Iteration	50
20	More Exhortations?	51-53
21	Joseph Kosuth says that the group is a Cultural Ghetto	54-55
22	...Overboard about Kierkegaard	57-59
23	Fur Teacups	60-61
24	Straight Talk?	62-63
25	Equivocating...	64-67
26	Routine...	68
27	...Corpse of Official Language	69-70
28	We Wish they had a Dictionary	71-73
29	...Concatenation...	74-75
30	Bxal-ing	76-79
31	Endless Revisability...	80-82
32	Striving in the Uproar	83-86
33	Art-Career Components	87-89
34	The Unreality of this Culture	90-97
35	Modeish about Cultural Indeterminacy	98-100
36	Exploitation... Education...	101-103
37	Shop-Floorish?	104-105
38	Leftish Critique	106-108
39	Sporadic Encounter	109-110