Record

Ref No	MS 2192/A/G
Title	Carnival in Exile
Level	Series
Date	1990
Description	Gelatin-Silver prints of carnival in Leeds.
Extent	2
Format	Gelatin-silver print
Related Material	The CAVE arts centre: MS 2192/C/E/4/2/3/3. Other material about carnival: 'Black Culture: Carnival', MS 2192/C/D/3/2/2; 'West Indian: Other', MS 2192/C/D/1/2/1/2; and other exhibitions in MS 2192/C/E/2/1/2.
Access Status	Open
AccessConditions	Photographic prints are available for viewing in the Archives & Heritage secure area, subject to specific conservation or handling requirements. Please note that where large format or fragile items are involved, there may be limitations on the number of prints which may be viewed in any one visit. Please liaise with Archives & Heritage staff for details. Researchers may need to make an appointment. Please note that no copying of any sort is allowed, without the photographer's express permission. Requests should be sent [in writing], via the Photographic Team. Researchers must note that their contact details and research interest will be passed to the photographer.
AdminHistory	'Carnival in Exile' was a group exhibition by Connections Arts, held at the CAVE arts centre, Moseley, Birmingham. The carnival is an Afro-Caribbean tradition, first held in celebration of the end of West Indian slavery in 1833, in Trinidad. The tradition carried on and now there are annual carnivals held around Britain.
CreatorName	Vanley Burke
Language	English

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