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a THAT network London Live and Online Exhibition
Reimagining showcases artwork from students across 15 secondary schools, featuring creative responses from Key Stages 3, 4, and 5. The exhibition highlights young artists as they reinterpret ideas, materials, and new perspectives, revealing the power of imagination in shaping creative thinking.
Thank you to our funders THAMES; our partners and supporters, Jackson's, A Team Arts Education, Bow Arts, London Metropolitan University School of Art, Architecture and Design, University of the Arts (UAL-LCF) (UAL-CSM), The King's Foundation, Whitechapel Gallery, Raven Row, Chisenhale Gallery, and Peer
Celebrating creativity, experimentation, and the emerging voices of young artists. Explore this online exhibition and discover how young people are reimagining the world through art.
The Private View took place (05.02.26) at the Art Pavilion, Mile End Park.
Click the 'Schools' Exhibitions' tab (top of the page) to view each of the school's galleries.
Scroll down to view the showcase of selected artworks from the live exhibition.
Online Gallery
Online Gallery
Bow School
St Paul's Way School
George Greens School
LEAP
Mulberry School for Girls
Bishop Challoner Catholic School
Morpeth School
Mulberry Stepney Green
Langdon Park School
Central Foundation Girls' School
Mulberry Academy Shoreditch
Swanlea School
Oaklands School
Stepney All Saints School
Mulberry Academy London Docks
Morpeth School
Langdon Park School
Mulberry School for Girls
Oaklands School
St Paul's Way School
Mulberry Stepney Green
Swanlea School
Bishop Challoner Catholic School
London East Alternative Provision
Stepney All Saints
Bow School
Central Foundation Girls' School
Mulberry Academy Shoreditch
Mulberry Academy London Dock
Morpeth School
Bishop Challoner Catholic School
Bow School
Swanlea School
George Green's School
Mulberry School for Girls
Mulberry Academy Shoreditch
Mulberry Academy London Dock
George Green's School
Mulberry Stepney Green
St Paul's Way School
London East Alternative Provision
Stepney All Saints School
Oaklands School
Stepney All Saints School
Langdon Park school
Central Foundation Girls' School
St Paul's Way School
Morpeth School
Bow School
George Green's School
Mulberry School For Girls
Oaklands School
Swanlea School
Stepney All Saints School
Mulberry Stepney Green
Oaklands School
Stepney All Saints School
George Green's School
LEAP
Bishop Challoner Catholic School
Langdon Park School
Central Foundation Girls' School
Bow School
Mulberry Academy London Dock
London East Alternative Provision
Langdon Park school
Bishop Challoner Catholic School
St Paul's Way School
Mulberry Academy Shoreditch
Swanlea School
Central Foundation Girls' School
Mulberry Academy London Dock
Mulberry School for Girls
Morpeth School
Mulberry Stepney Green
Mulberry Academy Shoreditch
St Paul's Way School
Jackson's & UAL LCF (insights) prize
A Level Prize Winners
A Level Prize Winners
Gold Prize winner
Moynul Hussain
Yr13 Mixed media self portrait
Mulberry Stepney Green
Silver Prize Winner
Talibah Ali
Mixed Media Self Portrait
Central Foundation
Bronze Prize Winner
Tahmila Yasmeen
Architecture
Mulberry School for Girls
KS4 Prize Winners
KS4 Prize Winners
Gold Prize Winner
Hannah Uddin
My Family Gathering - Triptych Painting
Stepney All Saints,
Silver Prize Winner
Tanisha Rob
Photograph
St Paul’s Way
Bronze Prize Winner
Maryam Jabreel
Heart Textiles
Mulberry School for Girls
KS3 Prize Winners
KS3 Prize Winners
Gold Prize Winner
Abhi Silva
Self Portrait
Mulberry Academy London Docks
Silver Prize Winner
Annoushka Balkwill
Ceramic Hybrid Fruit/Veg
St Paul’s Way
Bronze Prize Winner
Khadijah Gofur
Mixed Media Collage
Mulberry Academy Shoreditch
Invite & Poster Prize Winners 2026
UAL CSM prize
Invite winner
Gold - Bishop Challoner - Khadijat Olowolagba
Posters winners
Silver - Mulberry Stepney Green - Moynul Hussain
Silver - Central Foundation Girls’ School - Talibah Ali
Bronze - St Paul’s Way - Tahira Hussain
Bronze - Swanlea School - Tahia Ali
A Level Workshop inspired by the Joy Gregory Exhibition
Whitechapel Gallery collaborated with THAT Network teachers to deliver an engaging workshop inspired by the artist Joy Gregory. Extending learning beyond the classroom provided a valuable opportunity for students to explore a range of photographic processes used in Joy’s practice, while considering how female folklore and visual imagery can inspire mark making.
After being introduced to Joy Gregory’s work, students created their own sketchbooks and experimented with marks that they later developed further in the gallery. While exploring the exhibition, students drew directly from Joy’s photographs, using their sketchbooks to record ideas and imagery.
Back in the studio, Kirsty introduced the students to the technique of Photo Batik. Students drew into barrier cream (Nivea), which was then developed using traditional photographic processing techniques. The reveal of their drawings was met with excitement, resulting in a striking gallery of beautiful and expressive prints.
THAT Network would like to extend sincere thanks and gratitude to Kirsty at Whitechapel Art Gallery for hosting and inspiring our students during this fantastic workshop, inspired by the remarkable work of Joy Gregory.
Teachers' Art Gallery
Artist teachers.docx
Photographer - Andreas Lambis - https://www.andreaslambis.com/
Use the link to see teacher showcase more closely
Teacher CPD
Preview Night and exhibition: Photographer - Andreas Lambis - https://www.andreaslambis.com/
Some photos of artwork curtesy of art teachers
Preview Night
Preview Night:
Photographer - Andreas Lambis - https://www.andreaslambis.com/
Visitor comments about the exhibition:
“My first time attending the schools art show at the pavilion was really impressive, I was surprised to see such a breadth of styles, media and techniques, the show included a range of ages and disciplines and felt really inclusive. Students were there with their friends and family and were proud to be part of such a professional exhibition. There was something for everyone and I'm really looking forward to next year's event it was very inspiring.”
“The range of students work on show is really inspiring alongside the concepts behind the pieces.”
“Having a space to celebrate the pupils talent outside of the school environment is really special.”
'Very inspiring! It was great to see the show last night. Such talent on display!’
‘Thank you to you THAT for all the hard work you do in joining up our creative practice’.
So inspiring. ❤️❤️ Amazing exhibition ❤️
“A fantastic showcase of young talent. The quality of work from these schools is incredibly impressive.”
“It’s wonderful to see schools, galleries and universities working together to support young artists. This exhibition feels like a real celebration of the local creative community.”
“An inspiring exhibition – the creativity and confidence in the students’ work is remarkable.”
Tower Hamlets Schools, Partners, Higher Education, Galleries & Arts Organisations
Tower Hamlets Schools, Partners, Higher Education, Galleries & Arts Organisations
To continue viewing the online gallery go to each school's exhibition page, use the links below!
Click the 'schools' exhibitions' tab (top of the page) to view each of the school's galleries, or click on the school's image (below).
School gallery photos courtesy of each school
Online gallery photos courtesy of each school
Let us know what you think about our online Exhibition!
Let us know what you think about our online Exhibition!
Art Workshops, Creative Career Links, CPD
Art Workshops, Creative Career Links, CPD
The Venue
The Venue
Online Exhibition Poster May-Aug 2026
The live Exhibition takes place annually at the Art Pavilion.
The live Exhibition takes place annually at the Art Pavilion.
The exhibition dates were
The exhibition dates were
3 - 11 February 2026
3 - 11 February 2026
The Art Pavilion Clinton Rd, London E3 4QY
The Art Pavilion Clinton Rd, London E3 4QY
The online exhibition dates are May - Aug 2026
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