Join renowned music photographer Steve Gullick for a guided tour of his exhibition Photographs.

The tour offers insight into Gullick’s working methods, career history, and the stories behind some of his most recognisable images.

The exhibition presents a selection of Gullick’s iconic portraits of influential figures from alternative music across the 1990s and beyond. Beginning his career in 1990 with a commission for Sounds magazine, Gullick went on to become a leading photographer within British music journalism, contributing regularly to Melody Maker and NME, and producing album artwork and publicity photography for record labels. His work is known for its raw immediacy, emotional depth, and close collaborative approach.

Gullick has photographed and worked closely with artists including Nirvana, PJ Harvey, Nick Cave, Mark Lanegan, Cat Power, and Bonnie ‘Prince’ Billy. His images have become closely associated with a period of music marked by experimentation, intensity, and individuality.

Photographs traces the evolution of Gullick’s career and highlights his distinctive approach to portraiture, rooted in trust, collaboration, and the creative exchange between photographer and subject.

Photographs shows at Centrala on Saturday 6 December. More info here.