Berry, Josephine. 2025. Planetary Realism: Art Against Apocalypse. London: Sternberg Press. ISBN 9781915609236 [Book]

Berry, Josephine. 2022. The Agency of (Planetary) Feeling. e-flux Journal(127), pp. 61-68. [Article]

Berry, Josephine. 2021. Spectatorial Splitting and Transcultural Seeing in the Age of Pandemics. In: Saul Newman and Tihomir Topuzovski, eds. The Posthuman Pandemic. London: Bloomsbury Academic. ISBN 9781350239081 [Book Section]

Berry, Josephine and Iles, Anthony. 2021. The Exploitation of Isolation: Urban Development and the Artist's Studio. In: Ana Vilenica, ed. Radical Housing: Art, Struggle, Care. (42) Amsterdam: Institute of Network Cultures, pp. 165-186. ISBN ISBN PaperBack: 9789492302786 [Book Section]

Berry, Josephine. 2020. On a Walkway to Hell: Vantages on Art and Life's Exhaustion. 21: Inquiries into Art, History, and the Visual, 1(1), pp. 181-201. ISSN 2701-1569 [Article]

Berry, Josephine. 2019. 'Between Kitchen Semiotics and the Privatised Public: How is the Personal Political in Art Today'. In: Private Life. University of Edinburgh, United Kingdom 10 June 2019. [Conference or Workshop Item]

Berry, Josephine. 2019. How to Explain Pictures to a Dying Human: On Art in Expanded Ontologies. The Large Glass Magazine(27/28), pp. 7-18. ISSN 1409-5823 [Article]

Berry, Josephine. 2018. Art and (Bare) Life: A Biopolitical Inquiry. Berlin, Germany: Sternberg Press. ISBN 9783956793936 [Book]

Berry, Josephine. 2016. 'Self-relation as Self-negation in Post-Internet Art'. In: Technology is Not Neutral. Watermans Gallery, United Kingdom. [Conference or Workshop Item]

Berry, Josephine. 2016. Agents or Objects of Discontinuous Change? Blairite Britain and the Role of the Culturepreneur. Kunstlicht,, 36(1), pp. 25-33. ISSN 0921-5026 [Article]

Charalambides, Sarah and Berry, Josephine. 2016. 'Autonomy and precarisation: A talk by Isabell Lorey with a screening of kleines postfordistisches Drama’s Kamera Lauft!'. In: Culture Industry Now! Centre for Cultural Studies Public Programme. Goldsmiths, University of London, United Kingdom 25 April 2016. [Conference or Workshop Item]

Berry, Josephine. 2015. Everyone is Not an Artist: Autonomous Art Meets the Neoliberal City. New Formations, 84/85, pp. 20-40. ISSN 0950-2378 [Article]

Berry, Josephine. 2014. 'Did the Death of the Author Kill the Critic?'. In: A Few Reasons for a Non-Dismissive Art,. Museu de Arte Contemporânea de Serralves, Porto, Portugal. [Conference or Workshop Item]

Berry, Josephine. 2012. 'The Ghosts of Participation Past', a review of Claire Bishop's Artificial Hells. Mute, [Article]

Berry, Josephine. 2012. 'Orgy of the Non-Self', a review of Yayoi Kusama. Mute, 3(3), [Article]

Berry, Josephine and Iles, Anthony. 2010. No Room to Move: Radical Art and the Regenerate City. Mute Publishing Ltd. [Book]

Berry, Josephine and van Mourik Broekman, Pauline, eds. 2009. Proud to Be Flesh: A Mute Anthology. Mute. ISBN 978-1906496289 [Edited Book]

Berry, Josephine. 2007. ‘Un-deleting the World: Art at the Poles’. In: Jonty Tarbuck and Matt Hearn, eds. This Will Not Happen Without You: From the Collective Archive of the Basement Group, Projects UK and Locus+ (1977-2007). Locus+. ISBN 978-1899377251 [Book Section]

Berry, Josephine. 2006. ‘Unassignable Leakage’. In: Joasia Krysa, ed. Curating Immateriality: The Work of the Curator in the Age of Network Systems (DATA Browser). Autonomedia. ISBN 978-1570271731 [Book Section]

Berry, Josephine and van Mourik Broekman, Pauline. 2003. 'Countdown to Zero, Count up to Now: an Interview with APG'. Mute Magazine, 1(25), [Article]

Berry, Josephine. 2003. ‘Human, all too Posthuman? Net Art and its Critics’. Tate Online (website), [Article]

Berry, Josephine. 2002. Bare Code: Net Art and the Free Software Movement’. on the occasion of the NetArtCommons exhibition, Gallery 9/ Walker Art, [Article]

Berry, Josephine. 2001. Repeat and Win. Mute Magazine, 1(22), [Article]

Berry, Josephine. 2000. Another Orwellian Misnomer? Tactical Art in Virtual Space. Inventory, 2, [Article]

Berry, Josephine. 1999. What is to be Screened? Net Utopias and their Discontents. Afterall, pilot, [Article]