Burma: Frontier Photographs
Elizabeth Dell is Keeper of Non-Western Art and Anthropology, and Head of The Green Centre for Non-Western Art at The Royal Pavilion, Libraries and Museums, Brighton. Her research work has included studies of collecting and museum history in the West, and their role in cultural representation.John Falconer is Curator of Photographs, Oriental and India Office Collections, British Library. He has worked extensively on the history of photography in India and South-East Asia. His research with the British Library has included a major project to catalogue the Burma photograph holdings.David Odo is affiliated to St Antony's College, Oxford University. His current research on the anthropology of photography focuses on Japanese colonial and anthropological images.Mandy Sadan has worked in Burma since 1996, co-ordinating an oral history and archive project on behalf of The Green Centre for Non-Western Art at The Royal Pavilion, Libraries and Museums, Brighton. She is also affiliated to the School of Oriental and African Studies, London University.The Green Centre for Non-Western Art manages the African, Asian, Pacific and American collections in the care of Brighton Museum, recently designated collections of national importance. An endowment from the James Henry Green Charitable Trust supports the Green Centre programme of research and educational projects to promote a greater understanding of world art.