This major retrospective celebrates Dennis Morris, the British-Jamaican photographer famed for intimate portraits of musicians including Bob Marley and the Sex Pistols. The exhibition explores 20th-century moments from reggae’s soulful spirit to punk’s rebellious energy, revealing the personalities behind the music.

Alongside, Morris’s early documentary images depict Black British life in post-war London neighbourhoods, capturing everyday experiences with honesty and respect. Together, these works offer a vivid insight into the intersection of music, identity and social change, portraying cultural icons, overlooked communities and daily life together with authenticity and depth.