Phyllida Barlow's installation is constructed around two project spaces at SPACEX; one a large light-filled hall with three tall windows at one end, the other an enclosed ‘white cube’ without any natural light. The materials Barlow uses are basic and everyday; wood, cloth, plaster, cardboard, paper, wool, household paint; and there is no attempt to disguise their rudimentary function in the construction of the completed works. The emphasis is upon structure and form in space.

Alongside the exhibition is a screening of Body Memory, a documentary on the 'relational objects' of Lygia Clark, directed by Mario Carneiro, Rio de Janeiro, 1984. Lent by Guy Brett.