Mark Neville is a British photographer, born in London in 1966, who works at the intersection of art and documentary, investigating the social function of photography. He makes lens-based works which have been realised and disseminated in a large array of contexts, as both still and moving image pieces, slideshows, films, and giveaway books. His work has consistently looked to subvert the traditional role of social documentary practice, seeking to find new ways to empower the position of its subject over that of the author. Often working with closely knit communities, in a collaborative process intended to be of direct, practical benefit to the subject, his photographic projects to date have frequently made the towns he portrays the primary audience for the work.

In episode 044, Mark discusses, among other things:

• His upcoming exhibition, Child's Play

• New work in Ukraine

• Art school origins

• The Port Glasgow Book Project

• Deeds Not Words

• Experiences as a war artist and with PTSD

• Doing a book with Steidl

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