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PERSONAL Canadian/British. Born, 1953: New Delhi, India Works and Lives: London UK Honorary Fellow, Royal Photographic Society Represented by: Hales Gallery, London and New York, Stephen Bulger Gallery, Toronto, Matèria Gallery, Rome and Vadehra Art Gallery, New Delhi EDUCATION University of Westminster, PhD. London 2018 Royal College of Art, MA. (Photography), London. 1981-83 West Surrey College of Art & Design, (Dip. Photo), Farnham, Surrey. 1978-81 Philip Halsman & Lisette Model, The New School for Social Research, New York. 1976 Concordia University, Montreal, Bachelor of Commerce (Accountancy) 1972-77 Dawson College, Montreal 1970-72 High School of Montreal 1969-70 St. Columba's High School, New Delhi to 1969 PUBLIC COLLECTIONS National Gallery of Art, Washington DC Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York Museum of Contemporary Photography, Chicago FRAC Reunion Kiran Nadar Museum of Art, New Delhi Victoria & Albert Museum, London City of London Museum Government Art Collection, UK Museum of Modern Art, New York Tate, London Philadelphia Museum of Art Tokyo Metropolitan Museum of Photography Fogg Art Museum, Harvard University University of Southampton National Gallery of Canada, Ottawa George Eastman House, Rochester Museum of the Rhode Island School of Design, Providence Fine Arts Museum, Houston Arts Council of Great Britain National Museum of Film, TV & Photography, Bradford Queensland Art Gallery, Brisbane, Australia Cartwright Hall, Bradford EXHIBITIONS – SOLO 2023 The New Pre-Raphaelites, Hales, New York 2023 Songs of Deliverance, Charing Cross Hospital, London 2022 Cruising, Vadehra Art Gallery, New Delhi 2022 Arrival, Fierce Festival, Birmingham (with Charan Singh) 2022 Sunil Gupta: From Here to Eternity, Ryerson Image Centre, Toronto 2022 Songs of Deliverance, Parts 1&2, Main Foyer, Charing Cross Hospital, London and Cambridge Wing Gallery, St. Mary’s Hospital, London, + Studio Voltaire 2021-2022 The New Pre-Raphaelites, Holburne, Museum, Bath 2021 Black Experience, Hales, London 2021 Christopher Street , Matèria, Rome 2020 Sunil Gupta: From Here to Eternity, The Photographers' Gallery, London 2020 Brixton Tate Library, London with Charan Singh 2019 Christopher Street, Hales Gallery, New York 2019 The Politics of Images, Brixton Tate Library, London (with Charan Singh) 2018 Friends & Lovers: Coming Out in Montréal in the 1970s, Stephen Bulger Gallery 2018 Dissent and Desire, Contemporary Arts Museum, Houston (with Charan Singh) 2017 Sunil Gupta: In Pursuit of Love, Pelz Gallery, University of London 2017 Delhi: Communities of Belonging, Diffusion, Cardiff Photo Festival (with Charan Singh) 2017 Delhi: Communities of Belonging, SepiaEye, New York (with Charan Singh) 2015 Queer Migrations, Whitney Humanities Centre, Yale University 2014 Sunil Gupta: Out and About in New York and New Delhi, Sepia Eye, New York 2012 Sun City & Other Stories Alliance Francaise Gallery, New Delhi 2010 The New Pre-Raphaelites, Aberdeen Art Gallery, Aberdeen 2010 The New Pre-Raphaelites, Grosvenor Vadehra, London 2009 Love, Undetectable, Vadehra Art Gallery, Delhi 2009 Imagining Childhood, Sepia, New York 2009 Mr Malhotra's Party, Stephen Bulger, Toronto 2007 Homelands & Tales of a City, Belfast Exposed, Belfast 2007 Sunil Gupta, Bombay Art Gallery, Mumbai 2006 Imagining Childhood: Living with HIV in Delhi, College of Saten Island, New York 2006 Looking for Langston (with Isaac Julien), Metro Pictures, New York 2005 Sunil Gupta, Canadian Museum for Contemporary Photography, Ottawa 2004 Pictures From Here, John Hansard Gallery, Southampton 2004 Homelands California Museum of Photography, UC Riverside 2004 Homelands, Sepia International, New York 2004 Homelands, Stephen Bulger Gallery, Toronto 2004 Pictures From Here, London Print Studio 2004 Pictures From Here, India Habitat Centre, New Delhi 2004 Tales of A City - Delhi, Lighthouse, Poole 1997 Trespass 3, Bedford Hill Gallery, London 1997 Trespass 3, Portfolio, Edinburgh 1996 Trespass 3, YYZ, Toronto 1995 Trespass 3, Focal Point Gallery, Southend 1994 Trespass 3, Contemporary Art Gallery, Vancouver 1991 Film in the Cities, St Paul, Minnesota (USA) 1991 Theatre Workshop, Edinburgh (Festival) 1988 Social Security, The Showroom, London 1986 Leica Gallery, Wetzlar 1986 South Hill Park, Bracknell 1984 Museum & Art Galleries, Leicester 1984 Museum & Art Galleries, Nottingham 1984 UN International Maritime Organisation, London 1983 Commonwealth Institute, London 1980 India International Centre, New Delhi EXHIBITIONS - GROUP (SELECTED) 2023 The World that Belongs to Us, New Art Gallery, Walsall 2023 Indian Photography, Trieste 2023 Finding Family, Foundling Museum, London 2023 Queer Love, Lehman College Art Gallery, New York 2023 The Rosettis, Tate Britain, London 2023 Wink Wink, The Whitaker Museum, Rossendale 2022/2023 Pop South Asia: Artistic Explorations in the Popular, Sharjah Art Foundation/Kiran Nadar Museum of Art, New Delhi 2022 Every Moment Counts: AIDS and its Feelings, Henie Onstad Kunstsenter, Oslo 2022 The London Open, Whitechapel Gallery, London 2022 Seen, Newlyn Art Gallery & The Exchange, Newlyn 2022 May You of a Better Future, Trafalgar Avenue, London 2021 The Gaze, TJ Boulting, London 2021 Mercury Rising, Schwules Museum, Berlin 2021 The Third Gender- diversity is more, Alfons Kern Tower, Pforzheim 2021 Sweat, Haus der Kunst, Munich 2021 On Earth We're Briefly Gorgeous, Jhaveri Contemporary, Mumbai 2021 Masculinities, Arles Festival 2021 Masculinities, FOMU, Antwerp 2020 Masculinities, Gropius Bau, Berlin 2020 Masculinities, Barbican Art Gallery, London 2019 Moving Still: Performative Photography from India, Vancouver Art Gallery 2019 Photography After Stonewall, Soho Photo Gallery, New York 2019 Art After Stonewall, Leslie-Lohman Museum, New York 2019 Hyphen, Ambika P3, University of Westminster, London 2018 Vision Exchange: Perspectives from India to Canada, Art Gallery of Alberta (tour to Art Museum at Univ. of Toronto, the Winnipeg Art Gallery, the MacKenzie Art Gallery in Regina and the National Gallery in Ottawa until 2020. 2018 Re-present: Photography from South Asia, Kamploops Art Gallery 2018 Dissent and Desire, Kochi Muziris Biennale, India (with Charan Singh) 2017 In Your Face Salisbury Arts Centre 2017 The Place is Here Nottingham Contemporary/Middlesborough Institute of Modern Art 2016 Clifford Chance, New York 2016 The Human Document, Mead Gallery, Warwick Arts Centre, Coventry 2016 Fotobiennale Odense, Denmark 2015 I am a Camera, Fotofest, Houston 2015 Picture This: Contemporary Photography from India, Philadelphia Museum of Art 2015 Safe, Home, Manchester 2015 GFest, Menier Gallery, London 2014 My Sweet Lord, 1x1 Gallery, Dubai 2014 Sunil Gupta, Magdalen College, Oxford 2014 Keywords, Tate, Liverpool 2014 Love AIDS Riot Sex-2, NGBK, Berlin 2013 Keywords, Iniva, London 2013 001-91+001-92, Art Gallery of Mississauga, Ontario, Canada 2012 Indian Highway, Ullens Center for Contemporary Art, Beijing 2012 Clifford Chance Annual Pride Exhibition, London 2012 The World in London, The Photographers’ Gallery, London 2012 2012: A Further Global Encounter, Grosvenor/Vadehra, London 2011 Indian Highway, Musée d’Art Contemporain, Lyon & MAXXI, Rome 2011 The Matter Within New Contemporary Art of India, Yerba Buena, San Fransisco 2011 Paris-Delhi-Bombay... Centre Pompidou, Paris 2011 Something I've Been Meaning To Tell You, Vadehara Art Gallery, New Delhi 2011 Women in Love, Ashna Gallery, New Delhi 2010 Face-Up, Vadehara Art Gallery, New Delhi 2009 Self and the Other, Espai 2 - Palau de la Virreina, Barcelona 2009 En todas partes (Everywhere), Centro Galego de Arte Contemporánea, Santiago de Compostela, Spain 2009 Sh(OUT) Gallery of Modern Art, Glasgow 2009 Vadehra Art Gallery at ARCO, Madrid 2008 Make Art/Stop AIDS, Fowler Museum, UCLA, Los Angeles 2008 Pride, Clifford Chance, London 2008 Modern India, Valencian Institute of Modern Art, Valencia 2008 By All Means, Thomas Erben Gallery, Scpe Basel, Basel 2008 Street & Studio, Tate Modern, London 2008 Masculinities, Jawarharlal Nehru University, Delhi 2007 Photo London, London 2007 Photoespaña, Madrid 2007 Quietscapes, Museeo Carrilo Gill, Mexico City 2007 Les Rancontres d'Arles, Arles 2007 Public Places/Private Spaces, Newark Museum, Newark 2007 Gill & Gupta, India International Centre, Delhi 2007 Horn Please, Kunstmuseum, Bern 2006 Making Journeys, Djanogly Art Gallery, Nottingham 2006 The Eigth Square, Museum Ludwig, Cologne 2004 Faces in the Crowd, Whitechapel Art Gallery, London 2004 Invalid, Stephen Lawrence Gallery, London 1997/98 Transforming the Crown, Caribbean Cultural Centre, New York 1994 Havana Biennial, Ludwig Forum, Aachen 1994 Havana Biennial, Cuba 1993 They Call it Love, NGBK, Berlin 1992/3 Trophies of Empire, Arnolfini, Bristol & Ferens Art Gallery, Hull 1992 Fine Material for a Dream, Harris Museum, Preston & Touring (Hull,Oldham) 1992 How Do I Look?, Institute of Modern Art, Brisbane & Touring 1992 Queer Landscape, Evergreen State College, Olympia (Washington State) 1992 Dis/Orient, UIC Gallery 400, Chicago 1991 Shocks to the System, The South Bank Centre, London 1990 Post Morality, Kettle's Yard, Cambridge 1990 Autoportraits, Camerawork, London 1990 Ecstatic Antibodies, Impressions Gallery of Photography, York (Tour) 1989 Fabled Territories, Leeds City Art Gallery (Tour) 1989 Partners in Crime, Camerawork, London 1989 Through the Looking Glass, Barbican Gallery, London 1988 Monologue/Dialogue, Randolph Street Gallery, Chicago 1987 The Body Politic, The Photographers' Gallery, London (Tour) 1986 Same Difference, Camerawork, London 1986 Darshan, GLC/ Camerawork, London 1986 The Black Experience, Brixton Art Gallery 1985 Riverside Open, Riverside Studios, London 1985 Staying On, The Photographers' Gallery, London 1984 Five Dials Gallery, London 1984 Brilliance Books, People's Gallery, London 1983 Snap, Oval House, London 1983 New Contemporaries, ICA, London 1982 The Living Arts, Serpentine Gallery, London 1980 Contemporary Colour Photography, Salford '80, Salford EXHIBITION COMMISSIONS 2022 Arrival, Fierce Festival, Birmingham (a collaboration with Charan Singh) 2020 Songs of Deliverance, Parts 1&2, Studio Voltaire/Imperial Health Trust, London 2010 Sun City, Pompidou Centre, Paris 1999 From Here ot Eternity, Autograph-ABP, London 1995 Trespass 3, Essex Photography Fellowship, Focal Point Gallery, AUTOGRAPH-ABP 1992 Trespass 1, TROPHIES OF EMPIRE; Arnolfini, Bluecoat, Ferens Art Gallery 1990 Autoportraits, Autograph 1989 No Solutions. Ecstatic Antibodies 1988 Social Security, The Showroom/Canada House 1987 Exiles,THE BODY POLITIC, The Photographers' Gallery 1986 Reflections of the Black Experience, GLC / Brixton Art Gallery 1985 Notting Hill Carnival, Arts Council RESIDENCIES 2021-2022 Studio Voltaire, London 2021 La Becque, Switzerland FILM & VIDEO 2014 London Gay Switchboard, fragment of Tape/Slide installation 2012 The Alice Stories #1, “I Stay Here, You Stay There”, artist’s video 2009 Love, Undetectable #11,12,13, Artist’s videos 2009 I Want to Live, for Human Right Law Network/Sociol Legal Information Centre 2004 Stuart Hall on Photography, Interview with Stuart Hall 2004 Sarindar Dhaliwal: Record Keeping, Documentary about artist’s work produced and authored as DVD 2004 Decibel, Documentary on the work of the Arts Council of England’s project on Diversity in the Visual Arts in the UK 2003 (A World Without) Pity, Artist’s video, AHRB funded, University of Southampton 2002 Wong Hoy Cheong: Indigenous Skins, Documentary about artist’s work produced and authored as DVD 2001 Joy Gregory: Cinderella Stories, Documentary about artist’s work produced and authored as DVD 2000 Seven Days in May, Artist’s video 1991/1992 Cock Crazy or Scared Stiff, co-directed with Laura MacGregor for Avid Productions Leicester 1989/1990 deSouza Commissioned to make a short, 8 min film by Abseil Productions for the series Out on Tuesday; a profile of the artist Alan de Souza; 1988/1989 India Postcard Commissioned to make a short, 4 min., film by Abseil Productions, aired on Channel 4 in March 1989; 1987 Original photographs used in This is not an Aids advertisement by Isaac Julien / Sankofa Film & Video CURATING India, Houston Fotofest (with Steven Evans) 2018 A Photograph is Not an Opinion - Contemporary Photography by Women, Focus Festival, Mumbai 2013 Something I've Been Meaning to Tell You, Vadehara Art Gallery, New Delhi 2011 Photographing the Metropoliton, Max Muellar Bhawan-Goethe Institute, New Delhi 2011 Where Three Dreams Cross: Photography from India, Pakistan & Bangladesh, (with Radhika Singh, Hammad Nasser and Shahidul Alam) Whitechapel Art Gallery, London 2010 Click! The Indian Photograph, (with Radhika Singh) Vadehra Art Gallery, New Delhi 2008 Relative Values: Contemporary Indian Photography, (with Radhika Singh) John Hansard Gallery, University of Southampton UK 2007 Autoportraits, Nigah Queer Festival, New Delhi 2007. Sarindar Dhaliwal, John Hansard Gallery, Southampton & Touring 2004/05 Roshini Kempadoo, City Art Gallery, Leicester & Touring 2004/05 Wong Hoy Cheong, Bluecoat, Liverpool & Touring 2002/3 Joy Gregory: Cinderella Stories, London & Touring2001 Stevie Bezencenet: Wilderness Dreams, London 2000 Jane Alexander, Gasworks, London 2000 Simryn Gill, Bluecoat, Liverpool, 1999 & touring. The New Republics: Contemporary Art from Australia, Canada & South Africa, Canada House Gallery, London, 1999 & touring. Fernando Arias, Chapter, Cardiff, 1998 & touring. Divine Façades: Views of Indian Architecture, Impressions, York, 1997 & touring. Transitions—The Bath Festival 1995 contemporary work from South Africa. Sometime/s — Johannesburg Biennale 1995 Stan Douglas, OVA/INIVA/ICA, London 1994 Hiram To, OVA/INIVA/Camden Arts Centre, London 1994 & Touring Disrupted Borders, OVA/INIVA/The Photographers’ Gallery & Arnolfini 1993 & Touring Powers of Perception, London Borough of Lewisham, 1991 Autoportraits, (with Monika Baker) for Autograph Exhibitions, 1989/90 Fabled Territories, City Art Gallery, Leeds & Viewpoint, Salford, 1989 An Economy of Signs, (with Radhika Singh) The Photographers' Gallery, London, 1988/90 Partners in Crime, Camerawork, London 1989 Ecstatic Antibodies (with Tessa Boffin), Impressions Gallery & Touring 1988/90 Same Difference, (with Jean Fraser), Camerawork, 1986 BOOKS 2023 Come Out, Stanley Barker, London 2022 We Were Here: Sexuality, Photography, and Cultural Difference, Aperture, New York 2021 London 1982, Stanley Barker, London 2020 Sunil Gupta: From Here to Eternity, Autograph, London 2020 Lovers: Ten Years On, Stanley Barker, London 2018 Christopher Street 1976, Stanley Barker, Edinburgh 2016 Delhi: Communities of Belonging, The New Press, New York (with Charan Singh) 2011 Queer: Sunil Gupta, Vadehra Art Gallery/Prestel 2008 Wish You Were Here, Yoda Press, New Delhi 2003 Pictures From Here, (Ed. Chris Boot) Autograph/Chris Boot, London 2000 Exiles, self published catalogue, London 2000 From Here to Eternity, London 1998 Sunil Gupta/Trespass, Autograph, London 1993 Disrupted Borders, (Ed) Rivers Oram Press, London & Boston 1990 An Economy of Signs, (Ed) Rivers Oram Press, London & Boston 1990 Ecstatic Antibodies: Resisting the Aids Mythology, (Ed. with Tessa Boffin), Rivers Oram Press, London AWARDS 2023 Research Fund, University for the Creative Arts, UK 2021 Kraszna-Krausz Photobook Award, London 2003 Artist in Residence, Light Work, Syracuse 2002 AHRB Fellowship in Creative & Performing Arts, University of Southampton 2001 Arts Council of England, for the Diversity Project 2000 Canada Council Book Award for Publishing, "The New Republics: Contemporary Art from Australia, Canada and South Africa" 1999 British Council 1995 The Essex Fellowship in Photography: Artist in Residence program 1994 British Council, For travel & installation expenses, Havana Biennial 1993 London Arts Board, Individual Artist s Grant 1992 Arts Council, Touring Exhibition & Events Travel Grant 1992 Yorkshire & Humberside Arts, Artists Award for the making of new works 1992 British Council, Travel Award 1991Arts Council, Research Grant, for Disrupted Borders, art & book project 1990 British Council, Travel Award 1990 Arts Council, Project Development Grant, for Ecstatic Antibodies 1988 British Council, Travel Award, Randolph Street Gallery, Chicago 1983 RCA-3M (Royal College of Art Graduating Students Portfolio Award) 1980 Thames Television Travel Design Bursary, 2nd year students award for international projects 1972 University Entrance Scholarship, for Concordia University, Montréal BIBLIOGRAPHY Queer Migrations, PhD dissertation, University of Westminster 2019 In Search on Contemporary Indian Photography, essay in INDIA: Contemporary Photography and New Media Art, Schilt Publishing 2018 Introduction, Where Three Dreams Cross: 150 Years of Photography From India, Pakistan & Bangladesh, Steidl, Gottingen 2010 Introduction, Click!: Contemporary Photography in India, Vadehra Art Gallery, New Delhi 2008 Memory, History and Language: The Work of Dominique Blain, catalogue essay, Arnolfini, Bristol 1997 Culture Wars: Race and Queer Art, essay in Outlooks: Lesbian and Gay Sexualities and Visual Culture, eds. Peter Horne and Reina Lewis, Routledge, London 1996 Curating the "New International" Visual Arts, essay in Naming a Practice: Curatorial Strategies for the Future, ed. Peter White, Walter Philips Gallery, The Banff Centre, Canada 1996 Cocks and Other Contradictions: The Work of Robert Mapplethorpe, essay in Portfolio magazine, Number 24, December 1996 Sunil Gupta, Creative Camera, Issue 339, April/May 1996 (Review) TRESPASS 2, Exposure, Vol. 29, No. 2/3, Dallas 1994 TRESPASS 1, Catalogue, Contemporary Art Gallery, Vancouver 1995 Cultural Revolution, Artists Newsletter, February 1995 India Postcard, Queer Looks, John Greyson, Martha Gever, Pratibha Parmar, eds. Routledge, New York & London 1993 Introduction, Disrupted Borders, ed. Sunil Gupta, Rivers Oram Press 1993 Black Boys, Shooting Back, Perth Institute of Contemporary Art, PICA Press, Perth (Australia) 1992 Cowboys & Indians: Dancing with Hollywood. BAZAAR Magazine No 17 1991 Photography, Sexuality & Cultural Difference: The Emergence of Black Lesbian and Gay Identities in the UK, SF Camerawork, San Francisco 1990 No Solution, Ecstatic Antibodies, Tessa Boffin & Sunil Gupta, Eds.; Rivers Oram Press, 1990 Homosexualities-Part I, Ten.8, Issue 31, 1988 Black, Brown & White, Coming On Strong, eds. Shepherd & Wallis, Allen & Unwin, 1989 Coincidental Commissions, Work Stations, Anna Fox, Camerawork 1988 From India with Love, Lesbian & Gay Socialist, Winter 1987 Northern Media/Southern Lives, Photography / Politics 2, eds. Watney, Spence & Holland, Methuen 1987 The Rhetoric of Aids, with Simon Watney, Screen, Jan./Feb. 1986 Camerawork, The British Journal of Photography, 1986 Desire & Black Men, Ten.8, 1986 (Reprinted in Critical Decade, Ten.8 publication 1992) Lovers: Ten Years On, Creative Camera, 1986 Closeted by Caste and Class, Inside Asia, 1985 The Hidden India, Gay Times, 1984 Ten Years On, Square Peg, 1984 Best Foot Forward, South: The Third World Magazine, 1983 They Dare Not Speak Its Name in Delhi, "Third World Review", The Guardian, November 26 1982 COMMISSIONED PHOTOJOURNALISM & FREELANCE PHOTOGRAPHY 1992 Blue Boys (Dir.: Stuart Marshall/Mayavision) 1991 Young Soul Rebels (Dir.: Isaac Julien/British Film Institute) 1990 A Place of Rage (Dir.: Pratibha Parmar/C4) 1990 Comrades in Arms (Dir.: Stuart Marshall/Mayavision) 1989 Looking for Langston (Dir.: Isaac Julien/Sankofa Film & Video) 1986 to the present For Local Authorities, Trades Unions and Charitable Organisations; including, Brent, Islington, NUPE 1980 to 1986 For International Development Aid Agencies; including Christian Aid, Oxfam From 1980 to the 1990s For a variety of national and international UK based publications, including: The Times, The Guardian, Der Spiegel, Time Out, New Society, Woman's Own, Good Housekeeping TRUSTEE 2022 Auto Italia, London ADVISORY GROUPS/JURIES 2023 The Foam Paul Huf Award 2023 New Contemporaries 2022 Vogue Italia Photo Award 2021 Jerwood Photoworks Awards 2021 Vogue Italia Photo Award 2020/2021 Hundred Heroines 2019 Canada Council, Peer Assessor, Ottawa 2019 Getty Images Reportage Grants 2019 British Journal of Photography, Portrait of Britain 2019 Deutsche-Bourse Photogrpahy Prize, The Photographers' Gallery, London 2008- Photography and Culture, Journal 1996- Arts Council of England Visual Arts Department Advisory Committees 1996- London Arts Board Visual Arts & Crafts Department Advisory Committee 1993/94 Year of Photography & the Electronic Image/Arts 2000 Judging Panel 1989/93 BAZAAR the South Asian Arts Magazine: Magazine Editorial Group 1987/90 AUTOGRAPH ABP- Association of Black Photographers: Management Committee 1988/89 Greater London Arts, Black Arts Strategy Policy Group 1986 Commonwealth Institute, Standard Chartered Commonwealth PhotographyAward, European Judging Panel 1986 The Photographers' Gallery, Portfolio Selection 1986/90 Arts Council of Great Britain, Photography Advisory Group 1986/90 CAMERAWORK, London, Gallery Advisory Committee 1984 GLC, Anti-Racist Year Design Committee CONFERENCE ORGANISATION Transferring the Meaning; Part II, International Curating, Arnolfini, Bristol,1996.I organised this important two day event with curators from the UK and overseason behalf of OVA and Southern Band. ORACLE XII an international photography curators conference, November 1994.I hosted this important meeting of international curators held outside NorthAmerica for the first time in its history. LECTURES OffPrint, Tate Modern 2019 Royal College of Art 2017 University of the Creative Arts, Fanham, 2016 Decolonising the Mind, Autograph, London 2016 Transnational Curatorial Practices, Tate Britain 2016 City Lit, Turner Prize lecture, Tate Gallery 1993 & 1994, London College of Printing, Photofusion, London Stereotypes and Expectations panel discussion. St Martin's College of Art, The Slade School of Art, The Architectural Association, Sir John Cass School of Art (all London), Impressions Gallery (York), Watershed(Bristol), Ikon (Birmingham), Collins Gallery (Glasgow), Stills (Edinburgh),City Art Gallery (Leeds), California Institute for the Arts (Valencia).The School of the Art Institute of Chicago, University of California (Irvine, San Diego, Los Angeles), University of Illinois (Chicago), SF Camerawork (San Francisco), State University of San Jose, The Euclid Theatre (Toronto),Vancouver Art Gallery, University of British Columbia, Emily Carr College of Art(Vancouver), School of the Art Institute of Chicago, Northwestern University(Evanston, Illinois), Middlesex Polytechnic. Museum of Modern Art (Oxford). Australia:- Brisbane, Sydney, Melbourne, Adelaide, Perth at contemporary artspaces and colleges of higher education. TEACHING University for the Creative Arts, Farnham, Professorial Fellow, Photography (2019-) Kingston University, Visiting Lecturer, Photography 2020-2021 Royal College of Art, London, Visiting Tutor (2015-2017) CONFERENCE PANELS 2022 A Queer Photo Archive, École Nationale Superiure d’Arts de Paris-CERGY/Jeu de Paume 2019 Cruising the Seventies, Edinburgh University, Keynote conversation 2017 Science Museum, London 2017 Art Gallery of Ontario, Toronto 2017 College Arts Association, New York 2015 Society for Photographic Education, New Orleans 1996 London, Frontlines/Backyards 1994 Banff, Canada, Canadian Curators Conference 1994 Salford, LITTORAL 1994 Tate, St Ives, Southern Band Touring Exhibitions 1994 London, Critical Practices 1994 UC Riverside, CA, Photography & the Photographic 1993 London, Visual Arts Galleries Association 1993 Bristol, National Photography Conference 1993 Rochester, ORACLE XI (Photo Curators) 1993 Wolverhampton, National Association of Gallery Educators 1993 Vancouver, Western Canada Arts Association 1993 London, Art history, Tate Gallery 1992 Rotterdam, Photography Biennial, Curators meeting 1992 Nottingham, Critical Theory, University of Nottingham 1992 Brisbane, SHIFT, Institute of Modern Art 1992 Chicago, College Arts Association 1992 Washington, Society for Photographic Education 1991 Toronto, Desh Pardesh (South Asian Cultural Festival) 1991 Birmingham, Altered Images (HIV & Representation) 1991 London, Censorship / Contemporary Arts Fair 1991 London, Visible Difference. ICA 1991 San Francisco, Outwrite 1990 New York, College Arts Association 1990 Newcastle, Photography in Europe 1992 1989 Salford, National Photography Conference 1989 London, Changing Identities 1988 Houston, Society for Photographic Education |