Tennant. "The money raised in 2000 was three times the amount raised in 1998." Crusaid, the National Funfraiser for HIV and Aids, is delighted with the roster of artists, and the whole event promises to attract a lot of media and public attention.
The exhibition's preview is on 16 October. The show itself will run from then until 2 November.
Bloomberg Space is at Finsbury Square, London EC2A. Admission is free, the art is on sale.
For further information, contact Artaid on 020 7240 4471 or email: artaid@blueyonder.co.uk

The SPACE gallery interior

Mark of IDENTITY

One of Spain's greatest living writers (some say in the world), Juan Goytisolo, will read from his new novel in the Royal Festival Hall's Voice Box on Tuesday 8 October. Goytisolo was a bitter opponent of the Franco regime and as a result, his early novels were banned in Spain. Most of his books are set in urban Catalonia. "Shades of Joe Orton and Umberto Eco with the humour of Father Ted," hail his critics.
His latest offering, A Cock-Eyed Comedy, is a wicked satire of the Catholic Church. Goytisolo's experimental and misanthropic style this time cuts through international spiritual and sexual shenanigans. A host of historical characters, including Roland Barthes, Jean Genet and writer

Manuel Puig, meet and mingle with imaginary ones in an

orgiastic romp, until Aids takes its toll. His previous books include Marks of Identity, Count