Numerous shows, one-offs, events and gallery pieces took place during this time. The Road Show was on-going daytime gallery installation performance which appeared at Southampton Art Gallery, a place that warmly welcomed many performance art shows and installations at that time, despite the national media fury of the time fired at all things experimental funded by The Arts Council. Among those who attracted the most apoplectic rage, in the tabloid press, were Genesis P Orridge’s C.O.U.M, and D-DART, and anything with a weird name like Forkbeard Fantasy or The John Bull Puncture Repair Kit….
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