Maud Craigie in conversation with Steve Greenfield and Leslie Moran

South Kiosk

Maud Craigie in conversation with Steve Greenfield and Leslie Moran on 07.04.22  7-9pm

As part of the public programme for Indications of Guilt, pt.1, South Kiosk will be hosting an in conversation event. Following a 7pm screening of her film Indications of Guilt, pt.1, artist Maud Craigie will be joined by Professor Steve Greenfield and Emeritus Professor Leslie Moran for a conversation about the work. Greenfield’s research covers the intersection between law and popular culture, including the portrayal of law in film, incorporating ideas from film theory and psychology. For Moran, law and visual culture has been a major focus of his research with a particular interest in representations of lawyers and judges in various visual media. Craigie’s film, Indications of Guilt, pt.1, examines the structures of American police interrogation and their relationship to fictional screen representations of law enforcement. This event is free, booking is recommended.You can find more details about Indications of Guilt, pt.1 at southkiosk.comCraigie's work: maudcraigie.com Instagram: @maudcraigieSteve Greenfield is a Professor at Westminster Law School where he founded the Centre for Law, Society and Popular Culture with Guy Osborn. He is co-editor of the book series Studies in Law, Society and Popular Culture and the Entertainment and Sports Law Journal. Steve's research covers a broad swathe of issues around the intersection between law and areas of popular culture. With respect to work on film in collaboration with Professors Osborn and Robson he produced the book Film and the Law and has incorporated ideas and theories from both film theory and psychology. He teaches a course on Cinematic Justice for law students.Leslie Moran is Emeritus Professor of Law Birkbeck College and a senior research associate at the Institute of Advanced Legal Studies. Law and visual culture has been a major focus of his research with a particular interest in representations of lawyers and judges in various visual media. He curated a multi-disciplinary project ‘Judicial images’ that brought together artists, scriptwriters, communications experts as well as academics and members of the judiciary. His most recent book is Law Judges and Visual Culture (2021 Routledge). He also has an international reputation for his scholarship on criminal justice and hate crime in particular.

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