In pictures: Asian youth culture in the UK

1 of 10 A new exhibition, 02 Changing Faces, looks at British Asian youth culture. Here, Teddy Boys from 1976 by Chris Steele Perkins

2 of 10 Teenagers hanging out in a Southall pub, 1977. Their sisters were encouraged to remain at home. Photo: Dennis Morris

3 of 10 The Playboy crew, 1988. Photo: Dave Swindells

4 of 10 Bangledeshi youths from Shadwell at a rave held in a local community hall. Photo: Anthony Lam

5 of 10 Attacked by white youths who shouted racial abuse, and attempted to cut his throat. Photo: Jagtar Semplay

6 of 10 The East End's Ocean Estate in 1991 where self defence was taught. Photo: Jagtar Semplay

7 of 10 Asian girls playing cricket on the beach at Mablethorpe in Lincolnshire. Photo: Mark Power

8 of 10 The East London Mosque in Brick Lane provides local children space to express themselves through graffiti. Photo: Rehan Jamil

9 of 10 Text from the Koran used by Muslim teenagers to show a harmony of races, yet their faith is strong. Photo: Rehan Jamil

10 of 10 A British Asian at the Respect Festival in Finsbury Park, London. Photo: Peter Dench