Insights
Latin London
In this eleven-episode entitled The Migrant Image, we talked with Professor David Bate – A photographic artist, theorist, and lecturer, based at the University of Westminster in London, UK. Bate is well known and recognised for his contributions to the field, he has published extensively critical writing on the history and theory of photography, and visual culture. His most acclaimed books include Photography: Key Concepts, and Art Photography. David is an editor and co-founder of the theory journal Photographies published by Routledge started in 2008. In 2018 he received the education Award from the Royal Photographic Society.
Concerning Photography
Panel 1: Institutions, Infrastructures | 25 November 2021
Across two weeks in November and December, a series of talks, presentations and discussions will showcase new research and practices focusing on the histories of photography in Britain over the last fifty years. The event will also offer a space for thinking about the future of the medium and its display.
Photography and History
International Conference | 15 – 17 December 2021
Concerning Photography: Photographic Networks in Britain (c. 1971 to the Present)
Sukanya Baskar’s interview with David Bate as a follow up to the panel “Institutions, Infrastructures”, discussing the importance of the exhibition in fostering photographic interest, evolutions in its conception and the resultant changes in photographic pedagogy.