Art, photography & architecture
Martin, Frank. (7 of 14). National Life Story Collection: Artists' Lives
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Type
sound
Duration
00:31:34
Shelf mark
C466/58
Subjects
Art
Recording date
1997-08-11 to 1997-08-13
Recording locations
Interviewee's home, East Portlemouth, Devon, United Kingdom
Interviewees
Martin, Frank, 1914-2004 (speaker, male)
Interviewers
Roberts, Melanie (speaker, female)
Abstract
Part 7. Remarks on teaching at Kingston and modelling for William McMillan. Frank Martin's (FM) appointment to St Martin's School of Art and re-organisation of the sculpture facilities there; description of the student intake and curriculum at St Martin's at this time; growth of the sculpture department at St Martin's, and the problems presented by report on the school by the Coldstream-Summerson committee, and consequent changes to St Martin's curriculum; connection between exhibitors at New Generation exhibition, Whitechapel Gallery, 1965, and St Martin's; growth of foreign interest in St Martin's sculpture; expansion of the sculpture department into sites outside the main school building; help received from Andrew Forge, Clement Greenberg and Michael Fried, and connection with Bennington College.
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Frank Martin interviewed by Melanie Roberts: full transcript of the interview
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Martin, Frank. (7 of 14). National Life Story Collection: Artists' Lives
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