Kurt Johannessen, Jorgen Knudsen, Suvi Nieminen, Torill Nost.]

(01/11/90-31/1190 Sub Social: Work in Glasgow Underground carriages)

Roderick Buchanan, Mary McIntyre, Kenneth Parker, David Wilkinson, Belinda Hale, Carol McFarlane, Lindsay P Dumas, John Johnston, Nicola Burrell.

Norwegian Exchange at Hordaland Kunstnersentrum with Claire Barclay, Malcolm Dickson, Nathan Coley, Ross Sinclair and Martin Boyce.

"Five young artists all recently educated at Glasgow School of Art, are being shown in the new exhibition at the Hordalan Kunstnersentrum . There is a recognisable unity abut the show, which bears witness to the exhibitor's familiarity with each other's artisti ideas and expressions." (Bergens Tidende, 14 October 1990)

Julie Roberts, Angus Hood, Raymond Lee.

This exhibition took place at the Newberry Gallery, Glasgow School of Art. Transmission also presented a video and bookshop.

Three part exhibition by Keith Piper.

With screenings from an international video collection compiled by the London Film & Video Umbrella

09/08: The Body in Extremis, with a talk by Moira Sweeney; 11/08: Elise Mitchell - If the Eyes are Coloured; Srah Puchill - You be Mother and Iron In; sue Brind - Remember Your Womb and Luminous Shadows; 16/08: Ann Vance - Mortal Signs and Super 8 Selection; 18/08: Ivan Unwin - Toxic and Eclipse; 24/08: Welcome to Glasgow and Variant Video, intrduced by Malcolm Dickson, and Re-action, film/installation work by Ewan Morrison.

(18/08/90-31/08/90 'Saltoun Arts Project': organised by and including works by Transmission Members)

Copy art show including photocopies, T-shirts, books, postcards, badges collages, etc...

+ in the basement: 18/07/90 Randy Anderson - performance, installation and video by the Canadian artist.

Paintings and drawings.

"In images which range from a surreal view of the baroque arsenal of the Holy Loch to dreamlike definitions of the religious flaws within Scottish identity and a reminder that democracy on the UK mdel will not neccesarily make Eastern Europe 'free', Thomson develops a density of symbolism which resonate with the sixteenth century painters of Holland, Flanders and Germany, above all Mathias Grunewald." (Murdo MacDonald, The Scotsman)

Screening

"Berlin film maker Christoph Janetzko will introduce and discuss a number of films made during an experimental workshop in Manila, the Philippines." (press release)

"Transmission in King Street is the venue for some of the most fascinating work to be seen in the city at present. 'Wols: Photographs, Watercolours, Etchings' is an exhibition of work made in the 1930s and 1940s by the outstanding artist Wolfgang Schulze, who is best know under the pseudonym 'Wols' which he adopted in 1937." Murdo MacDonald (The Scotsman 2 July 1990, p.11)

With weekly talks on the work by Billy Clark.

Screening

Video Screenings of Eat the Kimono, Compromised and Immunity & Ostia.

(18/05/90 - 02/06/90 Anne Quinn, Euan Sutherlan: Transmission-assisted installation project at 25 Queen Street, Glasgow)

Book Launch

Launch of a book by Gerry Fellow and Peter Plate, in association with Polydot.

Nathan Coley, Heather Allen, Iain Kettles, Evelyn Jardine, Susan Montford.

A site specific installation by Sue Brind and Jim Harold.

"The installation is a collaborative work which uses slide projections and texts which argue for a reading for death and its relations to life beyond that of the institution, through the suspension of 'the body' between sites of the hospital and the individual. The images used are drawn from medical archives and photographs of a disused hospital. The text used is a quotation from J K Huysman." (press release)

+ video screening from Scottish Mozambique Aid.

+ slide talk by Chris Taylor.

Photography from Czechoslovakia.

+ in the basement 'A Model Idea' - collaborative installation by Jean Gavin, Alistair Keddie and Paul Chambers.

David Allen and Peter Gilmour

+ in the basement: 'The Thatcher Legacy', an installation by Sean Taylor.

Screening

Video by Miklos Peternak and Bonta Zoltan from Balazs Studio, Hungary.