Online Artwork Exhibition

Working River

The "Working Rivers" encourages students to research distinctive boats and the people whose lives an livelihood depend on their waterway.

2008

The artwork below is from Rivers of the World 2008. The featured rivers (and partnered cities) were:
- River Capibaribe (Recife, Brazil)
- River Tiete (Sao Paulo, Brazil)
- River Huangpu / Suzhou Creek (Shanghai, China)
- River Nile (Cairo, Egypt)
- River Hooghly (Kolkata, India)
- river Papaloapan (State of Veracruz, Mexico)
- River Liesbeek (Cape Town, South Africa)
- River Thames (London, UK)

carlitosfinal_thumb.jpg
Lantian_pg24.jpg
El-Malek_pg30.jpg
No.5_thumb.jpg
bokmakierie_thumb.jpg
hackney_thumb.jpg
norbury_thumb.jpg
robertclack_thumb.jpg
rooks_heath_thumb.jpg
charter_thumb.jpg

2007

The artwork below is from Rivers of the World 2007. The featured rivers (and partnered cities) were:
- River Thames (London, UK)
- Yangtze River (Chongqing, China)
- River Hooghly (Kolkata, India)
- River Liesbeek (Cape Town, South Africa)
- River Nile (Cairo, Egypt)

Kingsford_thumb.jpg
prestonmanor_thumb.jpg
stpaulsway_thumb.jpg
westminster_thumb.jpg
High-school-affiliated-to_t.jpg
Bokmakierie_thumb.jpg
La-Martineirs-Boys-panel_th.jpg