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Vito Acconci
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Stephen Willats
Erwin van Doorn
Dan Mitchell
Annette Krauss
Thomas Hirschhorn
Harmen de Hoop
Steve Rushton
Ricardo B
Issue Seventeen 2007
FrenchMottershead
Jakob Jakobsen
Dan Kidner
Langlands & Bell
Emma Hedditch
Nils Norman
Miriam Steinhauser
Elly Clarke
Fritz Haeg
Stephen Willats
Johnny Spencer
Chris Hammond
Ricardo Basbaum
Phil Coy
Issue Sixteen 2001
Jakob Jakobsen
David Goldenberg
Jesus Cruzvillegas
Art Lab
Nils Norman, Elinor Jansz,
Christabel Stewart & Emily Pethick
Hamish Fulton
Sarah Staton
David Beech
Heinrich Sachs
Stephen Willats
Wolfgang Spanier
Langlands and Bell
Issue Seventeen, 2007
Letter from Art Metropole
1977
Endre Tot
Total Joys
Issue Fourteen, 1990
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Issue Fifteen 1996
Poster Studio
Edwin David
Stephen Dillemuth
Alan Murray
Denise Hawrysio
Oliver Whitehead
Alan Kane & Jeremy Deller
Sarah Staton
Mathew Higgs
Oliver Cieslik & Barbara Schenk
Mat Vaassen
Les Levine
Liam Gillick
Stephen Willats
Katie Bowden & Helen Eger
Issue Fourteen 1990
Mark Lewis
Andrew Wilson
Daniel Dewaele
Lawrence Weiner
Rita Pacquee
Andreas Seltzer
Marc Scheppers
Stephen Bann & Bob Chaplin
Martha Rosler
Stephen Willats
Ivan Dusanek
Michael Gibbs
Christian Phillip Muller
Endre Tot
Ernest Edmonds
Simon Cutts & Colin Sackett
Art Creating Society–Symposium
at the MOMA Oxford, June 1st–3rd 1990
Sue Arrowsmith
Issue Thirteen, 1982
Logie Barrow
From A Summary on Totalism,
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Herve Fischer
Manifesto No 2 for Sociological Art
Issue Nine, 1975
Peter Dunn & Loraine Leeson
The East London Health Project
Issue Eleven, 1979
Heinrich Sachs
Grosse Expo New Life
Issue Sixteen, 2001
Tony Bevan
Emblems and Portraits
Issue Thirteen, 1982
Ricardo Basbaum
9 Choreographic Diagrams
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Bill Woodrow
TV Blind
Issue Thirteen, 1982
Vito Acconci
Preliminary Proposal for Museum Lawn, Williams College
Issue Eighteen, 2009
Letter from Dan Mitchell
2001
Stephen Willats, Control Magazine, Studio International, 1976
CONTROL MAGAZINE
Stephen Willats
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Control Magazine is published and edited by Stephen Willats at 5 London Mews, London W2. The Magazine was started by myself in 1965, as an occasional journal that centred on the development of a socially relevant theory and practice in art. Right from the magazine’s inception it has been seen as a manifestation of the editorial standpoint for models of information associated with the concept of self-determinism. As an ideology the concept of... continue reading
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