29th March 2013 – 2nd June 2013

A first for the United Kingdom

Do have a listen to our Wayne Levin interview

At an early age Wayne Levin was given a Brownie camera and a little kit to develop his own film, and from that day on he was hooked on photography.

Now the internationally acclaimed photographer, who has exhibited all over the world, from a major public collection at MOMA, NY to many exhibitions in Tokyo and Hawaii, is now exhibiting for the first time in UK at Dimbola Museum and Galleries.

A rare and gifted photographer, Levin takes the reader on journeys through underwater landscapes from the waters of the Hawaiian Islands to Costa Rica and Micronesia. Much like the master of the ‘Decisive moment’ Henri Cartier-Bresson, in his own underwater world Levin has a way of capturing moments in black and white that have been described as ‘eloquent visual statements of a mysterious world.’

Wayne Levin and Kimberley Piggott, Exhibition Manager, have together selected a broad range of photographs from his collection ‘Through a Liquid Mirror’ that take the viewer on an underwater journey, from diving with humpback whales and discovering sunken relics, to roughing the waves with ‘old school’ surfers.

There really is something for everyone.

Opening times
Galleries, Museum and Tearooms Open Tuesday to Sunday and Bank Holidays 10am-4pm

(November to March) and 7 Days a week from 10am-5pm (April to October)

Main School Holidays we are open daily.

Adults £4 Students £3.50 (with valid NUS card) Children under 16 years FREE