Paul Cabuts

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PAUL CABUTS IN CONVERSATION WITH EMYR YOUNG CARDIFF, SOUTH WALES, MARCH 2018 (released on the Ffoton podcast 1 May 2018) Ffoton had the pleasure of talking with Welsh photographer, educator and, from 2017 the Honorary Research Fellow at the National Museum of Wales in Cardiff, Paul Cabuts. With a long career in photography education in Wales and having returned after two years as Director of the Institute of Photography at Falmouth University, Paul is a respected authority on the development of photography in Wales. We discuss the history and education of photography in Wales to the present day; Paul's book on the legacy of W. Eugene Smith's work in Wales in the 1950's; and his current research at Museum Wales which includes the work of David Hurn. View more of Paul's work and read through some of his essays on photography on his website www.paulcabuts.com Gallery images © Paul Cabuts and used with permission of the photographer. Podcast images © Brian Carroll 2018. Please note: Comments or views made by interview participants are their own and are NOT necessarily the views of the Ffoton Wales team. Also available on the Ffoton YouTube channel www.ffoton.wales Giving a voice to talented photographers across Wales since 2015. Follow us on BlueSky and Instagram @ffotonwales Made in Wales

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