Bob Marley, “Redemption song”, London, 1981 © Dennis Morris

Johnny Rotten Backstage, The Marquee Club, Soho, London, UK 1977 © Dennis Morris

Sid Vicious, Stockholm, Sweden, 1977 © Dennis Morris

Count Shelly Sound System, Hackney, London, 1973 © Dennis Morris

Dennis Morris
MPF Photochat Live

Photographer Dennis Morris began his career taking pictures of musician Bob Marley. He skipped school in order to wait for Marley to arrive for soundcheck at the Speak Easy Club in London, following which he was invited to join Marley for the remainder of his tour.

Morris went on to extensively document the 1980s punk scene and many iconic bands, including Sex Pistols and The Stone Roses.

In the next MPF Photochat Live event Dennis Morris will give an overview of his career and share an insight into his photographic projects, including ‘Growing up Black’.

This is a part of the MPF Events Programme coinciding with the current exhibition – The Station, by Chris Killip – continuing to explore subculture of the same era.

You can submit your questions via the Zoom chat function live on the night.

Please pay what you can afford. Thank you for supporting the Foundation.

06.10.2020, 7pm BST

This event will take place via video-conference using Zoom and last approx. 1hr 15mins

You can access the talk using a computer, laptop, tablet or smart phone

You will be sent a link in advance via email to join the artist talk. Please check your spam folder if you do not receive the link.

If you have not received your link by 5.15pm on the day of the talk, please get in touch with info@martinparrfoundation.org

£3 / £5 / £10

please pay what you can afford

Bookings close 06 OCT, 5PM BST

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