MonitorArt and Delusion
S8 • A18 13 jul 1965
Three ways of looking at the world.
Why so thin?
The art critic, John Berger looks at the work of the great sculptor, Giacometti whose strange spindly figures have been one of the great mysteries of modern European sculpture. Berger solves the mystery in terms of Giacometti's theories of vision.
The Middle-class Magician
The art critic, George Melly went to Brussels and made a film about the Belgian surrealist. Rene Magritte whose pictures are conundrums about the way the world looks.
Cheese! Or what really did happen in Andy Warhol's Studio
Monitor comes to an end with a surprise of its own making.
Why so thin?
The art critic, John Berger looks at the work of the great sculptor, Giacometti whose strange spindly figures have been one of the great mysteries of modern European sculpture. Berger solves the mystery in terms of Giacometti's theories of vision.
The Middle-class Magician
The art critic, George Melly went to Brussels and made a film about the Belgian surrealist. Rene Magritte whose pictures are conundrums about the way the world looks.
Cheese! Or what really did happen in Andy Warhol's Studio
Monitor comes to an end with a surprise of its own making.