BBC television series "Ways of Seeing"

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"Ways of Seeing" is a landmark 1972 BBC television series, presented by art critic John Berger, that critically examines traditional Western art and visual culture and has become highly influential in art theory and media studies.

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instanceOf art documentary series
television series
basedOn concepts from Walter Benjamin’s essay "The Work of Art in the Age of Mechanical Reproduction"
companionBookAuthor John Berger NERFINISHED
companionBookCoAuthor Chris Fox NERFINISHED
Michael Dibb NERFINISHED
Richard Hollis NERFINISHED
Sven Blomberg NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin United Kingdom
director Mike Dibb NERFINISHED
examines how context changes the meaning of images
links between fine art and modern advertising
representation of women in art
traditional Western ways of looking at art
filmingLocation United Kingdom
firstAired 1972
genre art documentary
television essay
hasCompanionWork Ways of Seeing (book) NERFINISHED
hasFormat four-part television series
influenced art theory
feminist art criticism
media studies
visual culture studies
inspiredBy Civilisation (TV series) NERFINISHED
language English
notableConcept critique of the male gaze in visual culture
impact of mechanical reproduction on art
relationship between images and power
numberOfEpisodes 4
numberOfSeasons 1
numberOfSeries 1
originalBroadcaster BBC NERFINISHED
originalMedium television
originalNetwork BBC Two
originalReleaseYear 1972
presenter John Berger NERFINISHED
producer Mike Dibb NERFINISHED
productionCompany BBC
publicationYearOfCompanionBook 1972
runtimePerEpisode approximately 30 minutes
subjectMatter Western art history
advertising imagery
oil painting
reproduction of images
the male gaze
visual culture
writer John Berger NERFINISHED

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John Berger work BBC television series "Ways of Seeing"