Introduced by David Jones
includes:

Blow Up Art
Late in March, a new feature appeared in a quiet cove in Cornwall. A polythene tube 200 yards long and 12 feet in diameter. It came out of the sea, snaked across the bay, up over the rocks, and then rose 100 feet into the air. Inside it, people walked on the waves and rode on small hover-craft.
The tube is the work of the artist Graham Stevens, whose work has aroused as much interest from industry as it has from art critics. Review was in Cornwall to watch the tube take shape.

A Family Painter
Anthony Green wouldn't mind if you called him a bourgeois painter. Married with two children he lives in north London, and for the last ten years his home, wife and family have provided the inspiration for everyone of his pictures. This film traces his development from the darkness of his early surrealism to the light and confidence of his more recent work which is currently on show at the Rowan Gallery in London.

(Colour)