To mark the centenary of John Berger's birth, we sat down with artists, authors, and critics to discuss what Berger's work meant to them
https://t.co/jQgVdLFIEH
Join Rashid Khalidi, @AmahlBishara, and Kaleem Hawa, to launch the first translation Ghassan Kanafani’s Palestinian Resistance Literature on November 19 in Boston!
RSVP for free now: https://t.co/u6yDAvpWiW
Introducing the Encyclopedia of the American Left, which brings together scholarship on the history of left movements in the United States from the 1860s to the present. We present this new digital edition of the Encyclopedia, free and accessible to all
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New book days are the best days, especially when was able to pick them up at HM. @SteveWright1958’s book on the Movements of ‘77 in Italy and a lost text from Silvia Federici out on @minorcomps!
John Berger’s TV series “Ways of Seeing” popularized a Marxist view of art and made him a star. In his centennial year, his wide-ranging output continues to inspire and infuriate. https://t.co/RmHISd7FI2
"—How bizarre that you refuse to coexist with the table. Why?
—Because it isn’t true. We don’t exist together. And the way I think is relaxing."
A short story by Ghassan Kanafani, translated by Fady Joudah: https://t.co/iekWAhnltn
Read @m00dyjonas ’ brilliant The Breaking of the English Working Class. I was really happy to sit down with Jonas at the @VersoBooks office today to record a discussion with him about class politics.
Today’s Observer features @kenanmalik on employers’ objections to extending workers’ rights. He engages with my book - An Injury to All: The Unmaking of the British Working Class - to understand the long class struggle from above from Grunwick to Amazon.
https://t.co/T4QM9Ii2E3
The New Statesman’s former art critic – born one hundred years ago – ushered in a reassessment not just of art but of society
How John Berger discovered politics, by @tw_overton https://t.co/1v71oUxdk1
Join us Sunday the 15th for The Battleground of Art, a conversation between Marco Baravalle and Gregory Sholette moderated by Hallie Ayres. Doors at 3:30pm, event at 4pm. 414 Broadway, 3rd Floor. https://t.co/eRCu1Pz0vh
randy villegas + unions won a working class landslide, in california's heart of oil + big ag power.
key: a surge of construction unions on solar & rail. some took a rare left turn. stay tuned for my @VersoBooks dive on this upheaval, a map for union + climate hope far and wide
In addition to our John Berger Essentials Series and Tom Overton’s definitive new biography, we are commemorating his 100th birthday with a limited printing of embroidered Art and Revolution baseball caps
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In honor of the great novelist, critic, and painter whose work revolutionized the critical tradition in the twentieth century, we're offering his essential works and key biographical texts for 30% off
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To mark the centenary of John Berger's birth, we sat down with artists, authors, and critics to discuss what Berger's work meant to them
https://t.co/jQgVdLFIEH
Intellectual historian @adubwoods talks about accusations of “cultural Marxism” being used more and more to justify cuts to government spending, public institutions, and public sector jobs.