edition photobook Handsworth Riots 1985, documenting the 1985 Handsworth riots in the Handsworth district of Birmingham was published in 2020. In 2015 Caesar's photography documenting the Handsworth riots of 1985 was presented by the Victoria & Albert Museum at the Annual Meeting of the World Economic Forum in Switzerland. Caesar was featured in Jacqui MacDonald's book Portraits of Black Achievement: composing successful careers' (Lifetime Careers Ltd, 2001). The book included extended interviews with 70 black achievers, describing what it means to be black in Britain today. In 2022, Caesar was named in CasildART's list of the top six Black British photographers, including Charlie Phillips, Armet Francis, Neil Kenlock and James Barnor Caesar became a Director of 'Positive View Foundation' in 2022. The charity supports the most deprived 16–25 year olds living on our most challenging estates - their upbringing having led them to negative consequences, both for themselves and others amongst their community. Caesar was awarded an honorary doctorate by Birmingham City University in 2018 for his outstanding contribution to the visual arts. Caesar also made the list of "175 Brummies Who Inspire", which includes inspirational people across arts, business, education, sports and science who either hail from Birmingham or have made a significant contribution to the City. He was awarded the'Westmore Ezekiel Award' in 2010 by Birmingham Black International Film Festival for his contribution to British television. In 1995 Caesar was awarded the 'Prix Circom Regionale' for producing and directing the Central Television series Xpress. DACS UK and ARS (Artist Rights Society) New York represent Pogus Caesar's extensive photographic and film archives. Exhibitions Pogus Caesar Paintings – Cartwright Hall, Bradford, 1986. Solo exhibition Instamatic Views of New York – National Museum of Film and Photography, Bradford, 1986. Solo exhibition Into The Open – Mappin Art Gallery, Sheffield, 1984 (as Curator/Exhibitor). Group exhibition Caribbean Expressions in Britain – The Leicester Museum & Art Gallery, 1986 Central Museum and Art Gallery, Northampton, 1986, Cartwright Hall, Bradford, 1987 (as Curator/Exhibitor). Group exhibition Break in the Seal – Herbert Art Gallery, Coventry, 1988. Joint exhibition Sharp Voices, Still Lives – Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery, 1990. Group exhibition Vibes: The Roots of Urban Music – Herbert Art Gallery, Coventry, 2004 / Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery, 2005. Group exhibition Burning Images – Revolution Through The Lens – The Drum, Birmingham, 2005. Group exhibition Handsworth Riots - Twenty Summers On – OOM Gallery /