This limited edition set includes a 10" x 12" silver gelatin print of Dennis Morris' photograph Dalston Boys, taken in Hackney, London in 1975. Available exclusively from Autograph.

Presented in a hand-finished case alongside Autograph's hardcover monograph Dennis Morris: Growing Up Black. Both the print and book are signed by Morris. 

Growing Up Black is a beautifully designed, thought-provoking monograph which documents domestic life in Hackney, East London during the 1960s and 70s. These images from Morris' extensive archive capture intimate moments within the black community, recording the history of the first generation to call themselves black. With texts by Professor Stuart Hall, Gary Younge, Kobena Mercer, Dennis Morris and Mark Sealy.

Morris moved to Hackney with his family when he was four, and began his career as a photographer aged just 11 years old, when one of his images was printed on the front page of the Daily Mirror. He has since photographed some of the most iconic musicians of the past 50 years, including Bob Marley, The Sex Pistols, The Stone Roses, Oasis and Radiohead.

A number of his photographs are in the collection at the V&A Museum in London, and a selection of the photos from Growing Up Black are part of the permanent collection at the Hackney Museum.

Limited edition of 500

Print: 10" x 12" silver gelatin print of Dennis Morris, Dalston Boys, Downs Park Road, Hackney, London, 1975. Signed by the Dennis Morris

Book: Signed by Dennis Morris and numbered

Presented in hand-finished cloth-covered clam shell case

Dennis Morris: Growing Up Black published by Autograph 2012

Pages:160

Images: 95

Dimensions: 250mm x 300mm

Hardcover with jacket

ISBN: 13 978-899282-14-2

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