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Josephine Berry is a Professor at the Royal College of Art (RCA), School of Arts & Humanities, specializing in art theory and cultural politics. She teaches on the Contemporary Art Practice MA and supervises PhD students. Her research focuses on intersections of art with (bio)power, globalisation, digital networks, and environmental crises. She co-authored No Room to Move: Radical Art and the Regenerate City and edited volumes for Mute Books. Berry also teaches at Goldsmiths, University of London, and collaborates with the Post-Media Lab. Her latest book, Planetary Realism: Art Against Apocalypse (2025), explores art’s role in ecological transformation. Current research addresses degrowth strategies and decarbonising the imagination.
- Education: PhD in Site Specific Art on the Net (Manchester University), MA in German Expressionism (Courtauld Institute)
- Key Collaborations: Mute magazine editorial collective, Post-Media Lab (Leuphana University)
Her work bridges art theory with activism, emphasizing how art challenges capitalist realism and engages planetary crises. She has published widely in journals like Afterall and e-flux, and her articles address topics from neoliberalism’s cultural impacts to climate crisis aesthetics.
