JOE BERGER
Childish Things (Primary)
2023, screenprint - edition of 50, 35 x 42cm
£300 unframed / £375 framed
Childish Things (Secondary)
2023, screenprint - edition of 50, 35 x 42cm
£300 unframed / £375 framed
Crime Fiction
2023, giclee print - edition of 30, 21 x 30cm
£250 unframed / £310 framed
PREs
2023, giclee print - edition of 30, 21 x 30cm
£275 unframed / £350 framed
The Shipping Forecast
2023, giclee print - edition of 30, 21 x 30cm
£250 unframed / £300 framed
Hangover
2022, giclee print - edition of 30, 21 x 30cm
£200 framed / £150 unframed
Murmuration
2022, giclee print - edition of 30, 21 x 30cm
£200 framed / £150 unframed
Litigate
2022, giclee print - edition of 30, 21 x 30cm
£200 framed / £150 unframed
Death In Therapy
2022, giclee print - edition of 30, 21 x 30cm
£200 framed / £150 unframed
Simple Magic I
2022, giclee print, 14.5 x 42cm
£200 framed / £150 unframed
Simple Magic II
2022, giclee print, 14.5 x 42cm
£200 framed / £150 unframed
WHAT IF?
2021, Edition of 10, giclée print, 21 x 30cm
£200 framed / £150 unframed
Aspirin
2021, giclée print, edition of 30,
8 x 10.5 x 1cm
£250 framed / £210 unframed
LIFE (YK)
2020, edition of 33, screenprint, 50 x 70cm 2020
£300 unframed / £390 framed
LIFE (YR)
2020, edition of 33, screenprint, 50 x 70cm 2020
£300 unframed / £390 framed
LIFE (RK)
2020, edition of 33, screenprint, 50 x 70cm 2020
£300 unframed / £390 framed
MIRACLE FISH
2020, edition of 50, screenprint, 24 x 32cm
£150 unframed
FORAGING
2019, Giclee print, 42 x 30cm
£210 unframed
Joe Berger has been producing commercial, editorial and book illustration since the early 1990s, and since 2001 has been co-creator of a weekly cartoon in the Guardian with Pascal Wyse. During this time he has written and drawn four children's books, illustrated over 30 titles by other authors and produced numerous solo prints and cartoons.
All Joe's work starts with scanned drawing on paper, and he uses Adobe Photoshop to facilitate, add colour and composite. He produces limited edition giclée prints of selected work, using archival inks and papers for exceptional quality and lightfastness.
Joe's work has appeared in numerous exhibitions, including the House of Illustration's What Are You Like at Dulwich Picture Gallery in 2008, which toured over ten different museums and galleries around the UK, including Dulwich Picture Gallery and Chris Beetles Gallery in London.
His Berger & Wyse cartoons have been the subject of two shows at Nigel Walker's Creation Gallery in Beverley, and an exhibition at The Guardian King's Place in London in 2011. The Berger & Wyse food cartoons were also included in the prestigious Caricatura exhibition in 2012, which ran alongside Documenta (13) in Kassel, Germany.