Tea's Times Conference - Day 1 is an event that delves into the fascinating realms of reciprocity and extraction in photography and tea. This conference has been specifically designed as a response to the Horniman Museum's new exhibition, 茶, चाय, Tea, which explores the origins of tea and its connection to colonial and imperial practices through a decolonial lens.

At this conference, participants will have the opportunity to engage in workshops, discussions, presentations, and more, all aimed at examining the intricate processes of extraction, exchange, reciprocity, and materialisms that are inherent in both photography and tea. By situating these histories within the context of colonial and imperial practices, the conference aims to shed light on the profound social and cultural significance of these two art forms.

Keynote speakers for the event include Kim Knowles and Joy Gregory, who will provide valuable insights and perspectives. Additionally, there will be a lineup of esteemed speakers and presenters such as Navjot Mangat, Smriti Mehra, and Maia Conran, among others.

The conference will take place on March 14, 2024, at the University of the Arts London, Camberwell College of Arts, located at 45-65 Peckham Road, London, SE5 8UF. Admission to this thought-provoking event is free, making it accessible to all those interested in delving into the unique intersection of photography and tea. Join us as we explore the profound ways in which tea and photography shape our understanding of time and human connection.

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