Don McCullin Retrospective at Tate Britain

Tate Britain presents a major retrospective of legendary British photographer Don McCullin, featuring over 250 photographs all printed by the artist himself in his darkroom. Known as one of Britain's greatest living photographers, McCullin captured conflict images from Vietnam, Northern Ireland, Lebanon, and Biafra, often risking his life. The exhibition also showcases his documentary work in Britain, depicting poverty and working-class life in London's East End and northern England. McCullin began photographing in the 1950s, documenting his local community in Finsbury Park, London. In 1958, his photograph 'The Guvnors', a portrait of a notorious local gang, was published in The Observer, launching his photojournalism career. The exhibition runs until May 6, 2019, at Tate Britain, Millbank, London.