Back in the Dazed 1991-2001
A retrospective celebration of Rankin's defining decade, showcasing the iconic photography that shaped contemporary culture and launched Dazed & Confused magazine.
28.5.2024 — 7.7.2024
Journey back to the revolutionary decade that changed fashion and portrait photography forever. This exhibition celebrates Rankin's seminal work from 1991-2001, the period that established him as one of Britain's most influential photographers.
"Back in the Dazed" presents the photography that defined a generation and launched the careers of countless artists, models, and creatives. From the early days of Dazed & Confused magazine to his groundbreaking portrait work, this exhibition showcases Rankin's unique ability to capture raw emotion and striking beauty.
During this transformative decade, Rankin photographed emerging talents who would become global superstars, documented underground culture that was bubbling to the surface, and created images that became iconic symbols of 90s Britain. His work challenged conventional beauty standards and pushed the boundaries of editorial photography.
The exhibition features rarely-seen prints, behind-the-scenes documentation, and personal artifacts from Rankin's archive, offering an intimate look at the creative process behind some of the most memorable images of the era.
About Rankin
Rankin is one of Britain's most celebrated photographers, known for his distinctive portrait style and innovative approach to fashion photography. Co-founder of Dazed & Confused magazine, he has shaped contemporary visual culture for over three decades.
His work spans editorial, advertising, and fine art photography, with subjects ranging from royalty to rock stars. Rankin's images are characterized by their emotional intensity, technical precision, and ability to reveal unexpected aspects of his subjects.
This retrospective marks the first major exhibition dedicated to his formative decade, celebrating the period that established him as a defining voice in contemporary photography.