To celebrate the 30th anniversary of Bob Marley's death this May, Proud Galleries has worked closely with Kim Gottlieb-Walker to create a photographic exhibition of candid and intimate portraits, including never before seen shots of one of the most exciting moments in recent musical history, and intimacy born out of respect between artist and photographer.

Running: 7th April - 15th May 2011

Proud Camden presents Bob Marley & the Golden Age of Reggae, an exhibition of photographs by celebrated photographer Kim Gottlieb-Walker. This exhibition is a stunning visual record of the 'Golden Age of Reggae' to mark the 30th anniversary of Bob Marley's death this May.

During 1975 and 1976, renowned underground photo-journalist Kim Gottlieb-Walker and her husband, Head of Publicity at Island Records Jeff Walker, documented what is now widely recognised as the Golden Age of reggae.

Over two years of historic trips to Jamaica and exclusive meetings in Los Angeles, Kim took iconic photographs of the artists who would go on to define an era and captivate a generation.

Proud Galleries has worked with Kim Gottlieb-Walker to create an exhibition of candid and intimate photographs of the artists and producers who brought the reggae sound to the international stage, including Peter Tosh, Bunny Wailer, Toots Hibbert, Burning Spear, Lee 'Scratch' Perry and, of course, Bob Marley.

This exhibition includes never-before-seen photographs and is a stunning photographic record of one of the most exciting moments in recent musical history, with a warmth and intimacy born out of the respect between Kim Gottlieb-Walker and the artist.