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These files contain notes, correspondence, manuscripts and typescripts and source materials for J.P. Hodin’s books, articles and reviews on artists and cultural figures.
Hodin Else Meidner, recipient: Dr J. P.

Josef Paul Hodin (1905-95) was an art critic and novelist. Born in Prague in 1905, he read Law at Charles University before leaving Czechoslovakia to pursue a literary career in Germany. Moving in artistic circles he met and befriended artists and spend time at their studios. The declining political situation in Europe presented an increasingly dangerous situation for Hodin and he was forced to leave Germany for Paris, and thence to his first wife Birgit Akesson’s native Sweden in 1935. In Sweden Hodin became a respected art critic and regularly contributed articles to art reviews such as ‚Konstrevy‘ and ‚Ord …
Hodin Else Meidner, recipient: Dr J. P.

These files contain notes, correspondence, manuscripts and typescripts and source materials for J.P. Hodin’s books, articles and reviews on artists and cultural figures.
Hodin Else Meidner, recipient: Dr J. P.

These files contain notes, correspondence, manuscripts and typescripts and source materials for J.P. Hodin’s books, articles and reviews on artists and cultural figures.
Hodin Else Meidner, recipient: Dr J. P.

Josef Paul Hodin (1905-95) was an art critic and novelist. Born in Prague in 1905, he read Law at Charles University before leaving Czechoslovakia to pursue a literary career in Germany. Moving in artistic circles he met and befriended artists and spend time at their studios. The declining political situation in Europe presented an increasingly dangerous situation for Hodin and he was forced to leave Germany for Paris, and thence to his first wife Birgit Akesson’s native Sweden in 1935. In Sweden Hodin became a respected art critic and regularly contributed articles to art reviews such as ‚Konstrevy‘ and ‚Ord …
Hodin Else Meidner, recipient: Dr J. P.

This Audio Arts supplement, originally published as an audio cassette magazine in 1992, features a reading by John Cage, recorded during the exhibition, Dancers on a Plane held at the Anthony d’Offay Gallery in 1989 and published in 1992. These texts come from statements by Jasper Johns taken from Mark Rosenthale’s, Jasper Johns works since 1984, Philadelphia Museum of Art 1988. They are not about Johns’s statements, and because of the way they are written, other statements are produced. (John Cage 1989).
Art is either a Complaint or do Something Else, Side

Available online are two sets of handwritten notes by Ivon Hitchens concerning his artistic techniques written for Alan Bowness. Details of the remainder of the collection can be found on the Archive catalogue.
undated photocopied statements prepared for someone else

Artist page for Emmett Williams (1925–2007)
of Concrete Poetry, all published by the Something Else

Artist page for Käthe Kollwitz (1867–1945)
Letter from Käthe Kollwitz to Else Meidner Käthe Kollwitz

14 February 1933 Annerl! When I put this new tracksuit on it fills me with more warmth than the fabric itself could possibly contain. Must I speak through Clifford and Ellen? Somehow I want to communicate in a less intellectual way. After all, Ellen was Peter’s wife, and the symbol of her name is a diversion that sometimes tries my patience, because for me at least the diversion is unnecessary and makes me feel as though there were a glass wall between me and the palpable, living reality. The warmth of the tracksuit reminds me of the English Gardens, the …
No-one else in the world has ever shown me as much