Black ephemera: depictions of people of African descent
10.30 Registration and welcome
Session one - Michael Twyman convenor
- Patrick Vernon Black Ephemera: consuming stereotypes and identities
- Temi Odumosu The St Giles's "Backbirds": some popular African presences from Georgian and Regency print culture
- Tom Wareham Using and abusing Considering the use of Ephemera in the London, Sugar & Slavery Gallery at the Museum of London Docklands
- Jonathan King Anthropology and ephemera: representing Africa and the Caribbean at the British Museum
- Amoret Tanner Mary Seacole the story behind the iconic carte-de-visite
- Leon Robinson Black Victorian entertainers
- Jeffrey Green Edwardian postcards
- Mary Guyatt Representations of black people in children¹s ephemera 1870-1950
Session three - Patrick Vernon convenor
- Sandra Shakespeare Caribbean through a lens: Depictions of black people using Photography
- Deborah Sutherland We shall not be silenced: Ephemera as a record of the struggle against apartheid in South Africa
- Stefan Dickers Fighting for Justice: Campaign ephemera in the Bernie Grant Archive
- Zoe Whitley Conspicuous absences: branding and un-branding the black body in Magazine
Final questions/discussion/thanks and farewell Drinks in the Department of Typography & Graphic Communication and the opportunity to see the display of printed ephemera
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