Mariama Attah, Anna Frances Douglas and Jeremy Millar revisit John Berger’s famed television series and book
A 1979 televisual essay by the cultural theorist offers insight into black politics and representational struggle in the British media
Friends of the late critic have condemned holding a Berger-influenced show at NYU Abu Dhabi, given the region’s human rights abuses
On the eve of the World Cup, Harry Thorne on the art world’s petulant refusal to embrace the beautiful game
As the Man Booker Prize debates whether to nix US writers, the ‘homogenized future’ some novelists fear for British literature is already here
‘The bearing of an aristocrat and the politics of a revolutionary’, Tom Overton pays tribute
It’s time that the extraordinary life and work of Anya Berger was acknowledged
Tom Overton reflects on the life of a great storyteller with contributions on his art criticism, broadcasting and fiction
From Anthony Burgess being bitchy to a primer for Xenofeminism: what to read this weekend
John Berger passes away; David Adjaye, Ryan Gander and Chris Ofili named on the Queen’s New Year Honours list
Thoughts on John Berger’s prose as he turns 90
Galleria Raffaela Cortese, Milan, Italy
Looking back at John Berger’s G. and Ways of Seeing, published 40 years ago
What are the reasons for television’s uneasy relationship to art?
