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The centenary of the art critic and novelist's birth reminds us of his insistence that art must be understood beyond the market
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This is a centenary reflection on art critic and novelist John Berger’s influential writing and ideas about understanding art beyond the market.
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This is a centenary reflection on art critic and novelist John Berger’s influential writing and ideas about understanding art beyond the market.
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