Grace Lau, photographer/writer,
lecturer.
MA from London College of
Communications.
Author of “Adults in Wonderland”
(Serpents Tail, 1997); “Picturing the Chinese” (Joint Publishing,
Hong Kong, 2008)
Work in collection of National Portrait
Gallery, Michael Wilson Photography, David and Sarah Kowitz.
Exhibitions include: Photofusion
London, Tate Britain, Aberythswyth University Art Gallery, Museum of
Brighton, Hastings Museum.
Email: grace.lau6@icloud.com
Web: gracelau.co.uk
Co-chair of PhotoHastings, biennale photography festival in Hastings since 2010.
Funded by the Arts Council, PH seeks to
broaden the culture of photography in the South East, through quality
exhibitions, talks, workshops, and community participation.
My work involves research and
exploration into cultural issues around race, sexuality/gender,
death/decay and the shifting nature of contemporary image-making.
From documentary photography to elaborate theatrical staging, I make
work that provokes thought and questions, images that can be
considered subversive. I believe that photography cannot tell the
truth. Every image has been constructed, somewhere along the process
of making it.
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