About: "Carl Andre, one of America's leading middle generation sculptors while in London for his exhibition at the Lisson Gallery in June 1975, expressed interest in the idea of making a tape about the exhibition in 'The Condition of Sculpture' at the Hayward Gallery and at the Museum of Modern Art, Oxford, but the Lisson show consisted of poems written in the 60's, pasted to white panels attached to the gallery walls. Throughout the tape the artist moves through the gallery space describing the works, their references and his links as an artist with American culture and its history."
About: "Carl Andre, one of America's leading middle generation sculptors while in London for his exhibition at the Lisson Gallery in June 1975, expressed interest in the idea of making a tape about the exhibition in 'The Condition of Sculpture' at the Hayward Gallery and at the Museum of Modern Art, Oxford, but the Lisson show consisted of poems written in the 60's, pasted to white panels attached to the gallery walls. Throughout the tape the artist moves through the gallery space describing the works, their references and his links as an artist with American culture and its history."