Autograph's Director, Mark Sealy, is speaking at the third instalment of London College of Communication's series The Decolonising Lens. He will be in conversation with photographer, artist and researcher Ingrid Pollard discussing the development of methodologies of making and research that has spanned an ongoing forty-year career.
The materiality of lens-based media, as both technical and historical material, provide a central focus to a discussion of subjecthood, locations and dislocation within the colonial imaginary. Born in Georgetown, Guyana, and raised in London, Pollard’s practice emerged out of the political organisation and community arts projects of the early 1980s and 1990s.
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Banner image: Ingrid Pollard, The Valentine Days. Commissioned by Autograph.
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