Visual Culture and Decolonisation in Britain

Abstract

Introduction, Simon Faulkner and Anandi Ramamurthy 'Festering Britain': the 1951 Festival of Britain, decolonisation and the representation of the Commonwealth, Jo Littler Images of industrialisation in Empire and Commonwealth during the shift to neo-colonialism Anandi Ramamurthy Late colonial exoticism: John Minton's pictures of Jamaica, 1950 - 52, Simon Faulkner Frances Newton Souza and Aubrey Williams: entwined art histories at the end of Empire, Leon Wainwright A journey through the imperial gaze: Birmingham's photographic collections and its Caribbean nexus, Sandra Courtman Can Whisky come too?, Patricia Holland and Emma Sandon There'll always be an England: representations of colonial wars and immigration, 1948 - 68, Wendy Webster Casting a giant shadow: the appropriation of colonial imagery in three pro-Zionist films, Richard Farrow Fragments in the history of the visual culture of anti-colonial struggle, Hakim Adi and Anandi Ramamurthy Afterword: 'Ways of seeing', Bill Schwarz Index.

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