| Description | The exhibition took place at the Hayward Gallery, 2-23 December 1971. The papers include:
- Press release 'Inno'70 at the Hayward Gallery June-July 1970', July 1969.
- Letter to Esmee Fairbairn, 21 November 1969.
- Seven inserts, in the format of The Times Business News, published in Studio International in the lead up to inn7o exhibition, which formed the catalogue of the exhibition, undated [1969-70], 37 items
Lists of invitees and contacts from industry, the arts, MPs and academics.
- Diary of events and visitors to the exhibition called 'Barbara's day to day report on Hayward for action' with a detailed appendix giving details of follow ups from the exhibition.
- List of people engaged through the exhibition, 2 December 1971 [badly water-damaged].
- Fragment of a report on the exhibition, p.2.
- One page of notes on inno'7o headed paper.
- 'Method of Procedure' by John Latham including references to the Hayward Gallery exhibition.
- Draft by John Latham of 'The Legal position: Summary of the case Art & Economics' for the Hayward exhibition
Letter to Tate Archive about sending material on inno'70, 5 January 1972
Letter from Barbara Steveni to Ronald Alley (Director, Tate) offering works from exhibition, 27 January 1972
Letter from Barbara Steveni to Frank Martin about a presentation to student at St Martins on the Hayward exhibition, 15 March 1972.
- Poster for Hayward Gallery exhibition with an image of the gallery and the words 'For Sale', as part of John Latham's 'Offer for Sale', undated [1971].
- Article' Little joke' from an unidentified newspaper on the inserts for Studio International. |