I co-edited a collection of John Berger’s work on miners & strikes. It’s based around a hard-to-find film he made about Zola’s novel Germinal; we turned into a visual essay + added other things inc. a wonderful JB interview with a miner called Joe Roberts https://t.co/EBJ7kl67g6
Matt Harle & I are doing a lunchtime talk (hopefully with interesting enhancements) about this at Weston Park Museum @SheffMuseums on 2nd July
https://t.co/IfNHhb6xvd
This is a fine book. And very much in the Berger style. Thank you. As part of our legacy work we’re planning a project on Berger and hope to show this film.
This👇 is a great little book
Brilliant how Berger's Open Uni documentary essay on Zola's Germinal is rendered through stills from the recording on the page
New! The Underground Sea - brings together for the first time John Berger's work on mineworkers and the miners’ strikes, edited by @tw_overton & Matthew Harle as a set of actions for today. Looking forward to reading https://t.co/6OBImECIcg
A real sense of urgency and that voice still resonant. Hopefully only the first volume to come out of Berger’s archives. Thank you @canongatebooks @tw_overton
I wrote a short @guardianobits piece about Libby Hall -- photographer, writer, collector of dog photographs and dear friend of John Berger https://t.co/h2pKoXJEwm
We're excited to launch 2021 with a first! A Listening Eye: The Films of Mike Dibb.
Across 11 weeks, in 52 films and 3 live online conversations, we celebrate the work of multi award winning documentary filmmaker Mike Dibb. Watch this space every Friday https://t.co/AJeL8ftHt9
John Berger's mentor Frederick Antal owned this when he was visiting him every week 'like a messenger reporting to a general' in the 50s.
Francesco Solimena, Portrait of a Lady, c.1740, donated to @NationalGallery by Antal's widow in 1955