BROADCASTING

James is an award-winning arts broadcaster, with over fifteen years of experience making television, radio and online content. He has written and presented numerous multi-part documentaries for BBC2, BBC4, BBC Radio 3, Radio 4, and CNN.

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Projects include the BAFTA-nominated British Masters (2011), RTS-nominated A History of Art in Three Colours (2012), Forest, Field & Sky: Art out of Nature (2016), The Art of Japanese Life (2017), The Age of the Image (2020), Nature and Us: a journey through art (2021), and the multi-award-winning animated series Colorscope (2017) for CNN.

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He has made short films for the British Museum, Tate, Royal Academy, Imperial War Museum, Christie's, Sotheby's, the Art Fund, White Cube Gallery, 14-18NOW, the Landmark Trust, HENI Talks, Loewe, Lamborghini and many others.

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He has made frequent guest appearances on most major news, current affairs and cultural review shows, and as an expert talking head on dozens of other programmes.

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Watch some examples of his work below.