Amy Winehouse exhibition London: Free outdoor photo exhibition comes to King’s Cross
Fans of Amy Winehouse can see a new collection of photographs celebrating the Camden-born singer this autumn, with a free outdoor exhibition now on display at King’s Cross.
Amy Winehouse: Back To Black At 20 has opened at Granary Square, bringing a series of large-scale photographs celebrating one of London’s most iconic and much-missed musicians.
The free outdoor exhibition runs from 1 September until 15 October 2026, making it an easy stop for music fans visiting King’s Cross, Camden and north London.
Celebrating 20 years of Back to Black
The exhibition marks 20 years since the release of Amy Winehouse’s landmark second album, Back to Black.
Released in October 2006, the album transformed Winehouse from a critically acclaimed young London singer-songwriter into an international star. Featuring songs including Rehab, You Know I’m No Good, Back to Black and Tears Dry on Their Own, the album remains one of the defining British records of the 21st century.
Two decades later, Back to Black continues to have an enormous influence on music and popular culture.
The King’s Cross exhibition offers visitors the chance to see photographs of Winehouse in a relaxed outdoor setting, rather than inside a traditional gallery.
Amy Winehouse and Camden
For Camden, an exhibition celebrating Amy Winehouse has particular significance.
Winehouse was closely associated with Camden Town, where she lived, performed and became a familiar figure around the area’s pubs, music venues and streets.
Her connection with Camden remains strong more than 15 years after her death. The area continues to attract fans from around the world who come to explore the places associated with her life and career.
The exhibition in nearby King’s Cross provides another opportunity for fans to celebrate her music and legacy while visiting north London.
A free exhibition in the heart of King’s Cross
One of the biggest attractions is that the exhibition is completely free to visit.
The photographs are displayed outdoors around Granary Square, meaning there is no need to book a ticket or spend time inside a gallery. Visitors can combine the exhibition with a walk along Regent’s Canal, a visit to Coal Drops Yard or a trip into central London.
For anyone searching for an Amy Winehouse exhibition in London, this is also one of the easiest options to visit, particularly for those travelling through King’s Cross St Pancras.
Amy Winehouse: Back To Black At 20 – at a glance
What: Amy Winehouse: Back To Black At 20
Where: Granary Square, King’s Cross, London
When: 1 September – 15 October 2026
Admission: Free
Format: Outdoor photography exhibition
With Amy Winehouse’s music continuing to attract new generations of fans, the King’s Cross exhibition is a timely reminder of the extraordinary impact she had on British music.
And for Camden, where so much of Amy’s story unfolded, it is another chance to celebrate the enduring legacy of one of the area’s most famous musical residents.
Amy Winehouse: Back To Black At 20 runs at Granary Square, King’s Cross, until 15 October 2026.
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