1977: Fyfe Robertson on Tate Bricks and modern art
Minimal sculptor Carl Andre's 1966 work Equivalent VIII, known as The Bricks, was at the centre of a media outcry 10 years later over the use of taxpayers' money.
The Tate Gallery had acquired the 120 firebricks in 1972, at a cost of $6,000.
Veteran BBC reporter Fyfe Robertson was not too impressed by this type of modern art.
"They're phoney art - you can condense these two words into one, which is the proper flavour of contemptuous derision: PHART," he said.
This episode of Robbie was first broadcast on 15 August 1977.