IMGpapers 1976–79

Newspapers of the International Marxist Group and its forerunners, 1976–79

EUROPE AFTER THE RAIN

Socialist Challenge No. 67, 12 October 1978 · p. 15 of the scan · 228 words

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wrote music cannot be anti-black cos it's at the roots, black music they're digging' 'Black music as an assertion of political concept, but it's sentimenta and inaccurate as a ("roots) historical one, especially given the role, albeit secondary, played by white American country music and church hymns in the formation of what turned out to Even in roots' reggae there are non-black influences-the identification the Hollywood gangster.

Widgery's nostalgia for pure patronises blacks and rock and smoone OVC. heterogeneous make-up mass culture. No wonder, then, that Linton Johnson, reggae Doe alle member of the Race Today collective 'liberal racists' and RAR I don't agree ohnson but he has some iustification the Hire inquiries to Concord Films Council Ltd.

Suffolk. Tel: 0473 76012.

this year.

painters, Breton and Dali movements Presented Nacton, Ipswich, EUROPE After the Rain Gold's highly-praised documentary on Dada and Surrealism, produced for the Hayward exhibition earlier Through contemporary newsreels, dramatisation and detailed accounts of paintings, the film summarises the work of some of the major surrealist including Arp, Ernst, Using the artists' own words, the 88 minute film examines the place of the the development of modern art, but also in the history of ideas.

Camden Socialist Challenge Group: Friday 13 October, 7.30pm at the London Film Makers Co-op, 42 Gloucester Avenue, NW1. Adm 80p [50p wageless).

Socialist Challenge 12October 1978 Page 15

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