Pogus Caesar’s work as a photographer spans continents and decades, features the famous and the unknown, capturing moments of joy as well as documenting trauma and violence. His work will be featured in the upcoming and highly anticipated exhibition at Tate Britain, LIFE BETWEEN ISLANDS CARIBBEAN — BRITISH ART 1950s — NOW.
Read MoreI am a Black British artist working in a range of media, this includes photography, painting, publications, conceptual art and large scale outdoor installations. Early on in my career there was a stark realisation, it would be difficult to confine my practice to one form. Working in this way affords the opportunity to attempt new modes of expression and also make and resolve mistakes.
Read MoreFor my next interview, it’s been an absolute honour speaking with Birmingham-based photographer Dr Pogus Caesar. His incredible career includes his work as a conceptual artist, curator, television producer and director, archivist and writer, but it may be his photography for which the artist is most renowned.
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