A brilliant retrospective for Jamaican-born, London-raised photographer Dennis Morris, who’s best known for his portraits of Bob Marley. Morris started taking pictures professionally before he was even a teenager, so he’s got loads of fantastic stories to share (by way of his camera) by this point.
Why go: Morris’s musical portraits are thrilling, especially given the chemistry he obviously had with Marley. But it’s his 1970s documentary work capturing Black and Asian life in Hackney and Southall that steals the show.