ARTS: pick of the day

Tuesday 10 October 1995 23:02 BST

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THE FILM

The Neon Bible

A special preview screening of Terence Davies's The Neon Bible starring the great Gena Rowlands, followed by a live discussion with Davies, whose other films include the luminous Distant Voices, Still Lives.

NFT, London SE1 6.30pm (0171-928 3232)

THE EXHIBITION

Robert Wilson wows the critics and confounds the expectations of cynics who think that installation is a term that should only be applied to washing machines. Only five days left to catch this most theatrical of exhibitions.

Clink Street Vaults, London SE1 6-9pm (0171-234 0243)

THE GIG

Janis Ian

The American singer-songwriter who shot to fame with At Seventeen is back on the road proving that kd is not the only fruit.

Queen's Hall, Edinburgh 7.30pm (0131-668 2019)

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