Our Print Sales Gallery, cafe and bookshop are still open! You can visit every day from 10am to 6pm (no late night opening Thursday/Friday).
Please note everything will be closed on Sunday 2 March.
7 March – 15 June 2025
Shortlisted artists: Cristina De Middel, Rahim Fortune, Tarrah Krajnak, Lindokuhle Sobekwa
Themes of migration, community and belonging, intergenerational traditions and rituals, family memories and histories are brought together in this powerful shortlist.
Learn more and book now7 March – 15 June 2025
A retrospective of work by Peter Mitchell (b.1943, UK), widely regarded as one of the most important early colour photographers of the 20th century. Mitchell is best known for documenting Leeds, through the 1970s and 80s.
Learn more and book now7 March – 15 June 2025
This brand-new commission by Planetary Portals interrogates the continued colonial legacies and geo-traumas of mining gold and diamonds in South Africa and the renewed scramble for African minerals and data that fuel global digital economies.
Funded by Paul Mellon Centre for Studies in British Art
Learn more and book nowSoho Photography Quarter, corner screen, free
7 January - 5 March 2025
Ecological Strangers disrupts our relationship with productivity and invites us to look around and explore two seemingly unrelated subjects - sex workers and the natural world. Both are strangers we tend to ignore - yet they are always available nearby to interact with.
Learn morePrint Sales Gallery, free entry
7 February - 13 April 2025
Following 2023’s acclaimed in-depth retrospective at The Photographers’ Gallery, Daido Moriyama: Encounters focuses on a smaller selection of works that highlights the quieter, reflective moments within Moriyama’s prolific practice. This selling exhibition celebrates Moriyama's representation at The Print Sales Gallery.
Learn more27 June – 21 September 2025
Dennis Morris (b. 1960) is a groundbreaking photographer, designer and art director celebrated for his photography of musicians, including iconic early snapshots of Bob Marley, the Sex Pistols, Oasis, Radiohead and Patti Smith. Alongside his renowned music photography, this major retrospective will feature rare and never seen images from his archives and his early documentary work, which explores race and cultural identity, drawing on his experiences as a Black teenager growing up in 1970s Britain.
Dennis Morris: Music + Life is a collaboration between Maison Européenne de la Photographie (MEP), Paris, and The Photographers’ Gallery. A new book Dennis Morris: Music + Life will be published by Thames & Hudson in February 2025.
Learn more27 June – 21 September 2025
Felicity Hammond explores the relationship between geological mining and data mining, and image-making and machine learning in this new four-part project.
Commissioned through the Ampersand/Photoworks Fellowship. Supported by The Ampersand Foundation, Arts Council England and Spectrum.
October 2025 – February 2026
The landmark Polish photographic project Sociological Record by Zofia Rydet (1911-1997) is a sweepingly comprehensive documentary portrait of Polish domestic life which spans decades, eras, regions and cultures.
Part of the UK/Poland Cultural Season 2025, in partnership with the Adam Mickiewicz Institute, Poland.
October 2025 - February 2026
2025 marks 100 years since the invention of the photobooth in New York. A game-changer for the world of photography, photobooths went on to become an everyday sight in cities around the world. We'll be celebrating the centenary by highlighting photobooth fans through the decades. There’ll also be a booth at the Gallery for everyone to create their own selfie souvenir.
Here's what you missed - look back at what else we've shared this year!
The winter season rounded off with Letizia Battaglia: Life, Love and Death in Sicily (**** The Guardian **** Time Out), Deborah Turbeville: Photocollage and Ten.8 in Focus: The legacy of Black Image and Body Politics.
Print Sales Gallery, free entry
22 November 2024 - 26 January 2025
For over four decades, Axelsson has journeyed to the northernmost reaches of the world, capturing the stark beauty and resilient lives of those living in the Arctic.
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