John d Green's photographs from his legendary book Birds of Britain, published in 1967 and long out of print, are the subject of a major new exhibition at the gallery, starting on 1 October 2016.

An exhibition of photographs by Martyn Goddard from his 1978 sessions with Blondie

A Year and a Day is an exhibition of photographs of Bob Dylan by Daniel Kramer, coinciding with the publication of Dan’s beautiful new limited edition book of the same name.

British music photographer Gered Mankowitz revisits his legendary Rolling Stones archive for a new exhibition, Off The Hook, and a new signed limited edition book, Backstage.

Never Mind The Sex Pistols We are delighted to present a collection of post-Pistols-pre-PIL-period photographs taken in London by [...]

A rare opportunity to see the complete collection of Abbey Road session photographs, taken by Iain Macmillan in August [...]

We are always delighted to be able to show Eric Meola's work, and we couldn't let the 40th anniversary of [...]

Our Summer exhibition focuses on the comedy archives of the incredibly talented Mr Andy Hollingworth. Andy Hollingworth has been [...]

Golden Faces showcases Martyn Goddard’s photographs of The Jam taken between 1977 and 1980 Martyn Goddard’s images played a [...]

The Kinks: Photographs and Artefacts.  For many months now, we been hunting high and low to unearth a collection of [...]

The exhibition (and book launch) features a beautiful collection of photographs by Ken Regan, who accompanied Bob Dylan on the 1975 Rolling Thunder Revue tour.

With five titles announced, we thought that it was time to turn the gallery over to our publishing arm, Ormond [...]

Art Kane was one of the most influential photographers of the twentieth century. A bold visionary, Kane's work encompassed fashion, [...]

A celebration of Kate Bush, as seen through the lenses of Gered Mankowitz and Guido Harari Wow. It seems to [...]

Jimi Hendrix by Donald Silverstein is the world’s first exhibition of work from this incredible, previously unseen archive of [...]

The Beat Goes On ! Classic 1960s images by David Wedgbury 26 June to 22 July 2014 British photographer David [...]

First gallery exhibition for photographer Chalkie Davies Our first major exhibition of 2014 sees us playing host to Welsh-born, [...]

Our first exhibition with artist Morgan Howell Do you remember your first time? No, not that. I’m talking about [...]

The first ever gallery exhibition for French photographer Roger Kasparian. A fabulous show featuring previously unseen images from the [...]

If you are a David Bowie fan then March is some month for you. First up, David Bowie's new album [...]

On Thursday 17 January we will be launching the limited edition print of De La Soul's classic Three Feet High [...]

First UK exhibition of acclaimed photographer Jim Marshall's 1972 Stones photographs Selected by Life magazine to cover the 1972 Rolling [...]

A selection of Darkness period (1977-79) work from Eric Meola's new Bruce Springsteen book, Streets of Fire It’s a pleasure [...]

Neil Young: photographs by Joel Bernstein The first UK exhibition for acclaimed photographer Joel Bernstein, featuring some of the [...]

This exhibition coincides with the second release by our publishing arm, Ormond Yard Press - I Saw Nick Drake: photographs [...]

With London hosting the Olympics this summer, coupled with the fact that my favourite sporting event of the year, the [...]

Until 4 April we have turned over the ground floor of the gallery to the wonderful work of Kevin Westenberg. [...]

Welcome to our latest exhibition: Gods & Rockers, as captured by renowned LA based photographer Neal Preston. This is Neal’s [...]

Welcome to our latest exhibition: Great Moments in Popular Music, as seen through the eyes of incredibly talented Sheffield [...]

It’s a story that would give any photographer sleepless nights. A classic photo-session for one of the biggest bands on [...]

We hosted a solo show for Michael Putland in our Birmingham gallery in 2005 which was a great success, and [...]

8 August, 1969. A Friday. The date of one of the most famous photo-shoots in rock ‘n’ roll history. John [...]

We've hunted high. We've hunted low. We've even hunted in the middle and poked around in the corners. The reason [...]

A small but beautifully formed exhibition, coinciding with the recently published book, Pocket Cash, of photographs by Jim Marshall. Jim [...]

The Experience: Jimi Hendrix at Mason’s Yard Photographs by Gered Mankowitz From Saturday 18 September to 13 November 2010, [...]

Well what a treat and an honour it is to showcase Eric Meola’s rare photographs of Bruce Springsteen from [...]

First ever public outing for the majority of images in this exhibition, captured by Dennis Morris for the 1979 [...]

Simon Larbalestier: A Pixies retrospective It is a complete pleasure to share details of this exhibition with you, as [...]

Andy Earl made the instantly recognisable photograph of Johnny Cash that was used on the cover of the Grammy [...]

Welcome to what is, believe it or not, our first ever Rolling Stones exhibition. How crazy is that? The Stones [...]

What a pleasure and a privilege to play host to Barry Feinstein's first UK exhibition of photographs from his legendary [...]

Art Kane. A wonderful name, and a complete original. A brilliant, visionary New York based photographer whose legacy and legend [...]

This will be the first time that Frank Stefanko has shown his work in the UK, and we are delighted [...]

Paul Weller: The Solo Years - photographs by Lawrence Watson Lawrence Watson has chosen Snap to be the first [...]

In 1967 at his New York studio, Joel Brodsky created what have now become the most recognisable portraits of Jim [...]

A slight break from rock 'n' roll, while we give wall space to James Sparshatt's beautiful portraits of Cuban singers, [...]

Eric Meola made one of the most iconic photographs in the history of rock 'n' roll: the cover photograph on [...]

Exhibitions at Snap have traditionally been deeply rooted in the history of rock ‘n’ roll, focusing on iconic photographs from [...]

I'm delighted to tell you about this important exhibition of photographs from the seventies punk and new wave movement. “Flies [...]

February is usually such a monochrome and monotonous month in England that we were determined to inject a vibrant burst [...]

The exhibition that does exactly what it says on the tin - Daniel Kramer's legendary portraits of Bob Dylan, from [...]

It’s a great story. A fourteen year old black kid sitting with his camera outside London’s Speakeasy Club in 1973 [...]

We're kicking off the summer in psychedelic style. We are delighted to host the first ever solo UK show for [...]

Michael Putland didn't have a day off in the seventies. At least that's how it seemed to him at the [...]

Musical genius. Poet. Song and dance man. Bob Dylan has been called all these things, and more. To many people, [...]

Snap Galleries is proud to present “Photo Alchemy”, an exhibition of work from the rock and roll archive of Gered [...]