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Mon, 12 Jan

UnHerd Academy: Geoff Dyer on John Berger

John Berger, novelist, artist, essayist and creator of ‘Ways of Seeing’, revelled in challenging preconceptions about art and society. An early populist oracle, Berger pioneered the reflexive and witty style that has become familiar in contemporary criticism. Geoff Dyer, bestselling novelist and critic in his mould, wrote his first book ‘Ways of Telling’ in 1986 on Berger’s life and legacy. Dyer joins the UnHerd Academy for an exclusive live masterclass.

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Mon, 2 Feb

UnHerd Academy: Andrew Graham Dixon on Johannes Vermeer

Johannes Vermeer, a Dutch painter who captured scenes from domestic middle-class life, is considered one of the greatest painters of the Dutch Golden Age. How did the artist behind ‘Girl with a Pearl Earring’ change the course of European art with his enigmatic and voyeuristic style? Join art historian and author of the new book ‘Vermeer: A life lost and found’ for this live UnHerd Academy masterclass.

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Mon, 23 Feb

DEBATE: This house believes all porn is a threat to humanity

Is civilization being poisoned by pornography, or is porn the scapegoat for all of the West’s problems? Author of ‘Pornocracy’ Jo Bartosch & author of ‘GIRLS’ Freya India debate former editor of The Erotic Review Rowan Pelling and human rights campaigner Peter Tatchell. Join UnHerd for this timely and vital debate on sexual ethics in the digital age.

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Events Archive

Members of the UnHerd Club have access to all the talks, interviews, discussions and events we’ve ever had — in the archive.

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Come for writers and thinkers, interviews and debates, talks and seminars —intelligent discussion in all different ways.

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The UnHerd Club

The UnHerd Club is proof that free thinking and friendly debate is still possible. With UnHerd the publication upstairs, and the Old Queen Street Café downstairs, it has become a sanctuary in the heart of Westminster.