1st April - 3rd September
This major exhibition, held at the Brighton Museum & Art Gallery, celebrates the life and work of popular Brighton based photographer Roger Bamber (1944–2022).
Bamber’s distinctive eye created engaging and striking images that capture an ordinary moment in an extraordinary way.
In a career that included work as a press photographer for the Daily Mail, The Sun, The Observer and The Guardian, Roger captured a rapidly changing world with insight, humour and an unerring eye for a good image.
He lived in Brighton, and the city and its people feature in many photographs including iconic images of the seafront, the Royal Pavilion and the dramatic Victorian sewers.