This panel discussion examines how images of conflict have shaped perceptions of Vietnam

Don McCullin’s photographs of the Vietnam War - known as the American War in Vietnam - have greatly influenced memories of the conflict, especially in the West. This panel discussion considers how notions of Vietnam have been shaped by images of conflict, and the wider cultural and historical narratives that have been neglected. Contributors include artists Sung Tieu and Jacqueline Hoàng Nguyễn, and art historian Mignon Nixon. The discussion is chaired by Richard Martin, Curator of Public Programmes, Tate.