British Art Matters

In the seventh episode of British Art Matters podcast, Dr Christina Faraday speaks to Alun Graves, one of five authors shortlisted for the 2024 Berger Prize, as they discuss his unmissable reference work, Studio Ceramics, which presents the national collection of studio ceramics housed in the V&A.X: @WalpoleSocietyIG: @british_art_mattershttps://www.walpolesociety.org.uk/Produced by The London Podcast Company

In the sixth episode of British Art Matters podcast, Dr Christina Faraday speaks to Dr Tom Young, one of five authors shortlisted for the 2024 Berger Prize, as they discuss the relationship between visual culture and structural change explored in his pioneering book, Unmaking the East India Company: British Art and Political Reform in Colonial India, c. 1813-1858.X: @WalpoleSocietyIG: @british_art_mattershttps://www.walpolesociety.org.uk/Produced by The London Podcast Company

In the fifth episode of British Art Matters podcast, Dr Christina Faraday meets Alicia Foster, one of five authors shortlisted for the 2024 Berger Prize, and is immersed in the deeply personal world of the subject of Foster's critical biography, Gwen John: Art and Life in London and Paris.X: @WalpoleSocietyIG: @british_art_mattershttps://www.walpolesociety.org.uk/Produced by The London Podcast Company

In the fourth episode of British Art Matters podcast, Dr Christina Faraday meets Laura Freeman, one of five authors shortlisted for the 2024 Berger Prize, and discusses her insightful and beautifully-written book, Ways of Life: Jim Ede and the Kettle's Yard Artists.X: @WalpoleSocietyIG: @british_art_mattershttps://www.walpolesociety.org.uk/Produced by The London Podcast Company

In the third episode of British Art Matters podcast, Dr Christina Faraday speaks to Dr Steven Brindle, one of five authors shortlisted for the 2024 Berger Prize, about his research and his magisterial book, Architecture in Britain and Ireland, 1530-1830.X: @WalpoleSocietyIG: @british_art_mattershttps://www.walpolesociety.org.uk/Produced by The London Podcast Company

In the second episode of British Art Matters podcast, Dr Christina Faraday speaks to Tim Clayton, 2023 Berger Prize winner, about his research and his prize-winning book, James Gillray: A Revolution in Satire.X: @WalpoleSocietyIG: @british_art_mattershttps://www.walpolesociety.org.uk/Produced by The London Podcast Company

British Art Matters is the official podcast of the Berger Prize, awarded annually for excellence in British art history through the generosity of the Berger Collection Educational Trust; it is hosted by Dr Christina Faraday and brought to you by The Walpole Society.  Across eight episodes each year, we explore cutting edge scholarship through conversations with shortlisted authors. Join us as we reveal the extraordinary dedication and creativity involved in researching and writing British art history.X: @WalpoleSocietyIG: @british_art_mattershttps://www.walpolesociety.org.uk/