One of the most influential photographers of the 20th century, Eve Arnold – a pioneer for female photojournalists – is internationally renowned for her intimate portraits. A six-decade career spent putting her commitment to capturing reality above all else led Arnold to explore issues including social justice, fame and womanhood in her work.

Opening on 21st April 2025 to acknowledge what would have been Arnold’s 113th birthday, the exhibition at our ICC gallery will feature a selection of silver gelatin and C-Type prints, showcasing the artist’s inimitable insight into defining moments in modern history.

Spotlighting Arnold’s time spent with Marilyn Monroe, the exhibition will feature portraits of the actress, illustrating the trust and companionship Arnold built between herself and her subject. Arnold and Monroe worked on a two-month long shoot during the actress’s time working on the set of The Misfits - the last film Monroe appeared in before her death. Arnold’s photographs of Monroe on this set are some of the last ever taken of her.

Visitors to the exhibition can appreciate Arnold’s breathtaking photographs, captured in her signature documentary style, up close and in person.