Gritty artwork by urban teenagers from some of south London's most deprived estates is to go on show in the capital's City HallPhotograph: PRFor the past six years, the education department at the genteel Dulwich Picture Gallery has been working with young people in estates between Brixton and Kennington in the Lambeth boroughPhotograph: PRProfessional artists have been leading drop-in sessions for teenagersPhotograph: PR
Based at Alford House youth club, the project encourages socially excluded young people to learn about art while also making their own piecesPhotograph: PRThe project has helped get teenagers off the street and also tap into their creativityPhotograph: PRAn exhibition of the teenagers' work opened last summer at Dulwich Picture GalleryPhotograph: PRThe exhibition generated such interest that it is to transfer to City HallPhotograph: PRKennington Kids: Raw Urban is at the Mayor's Office, City Hall, London, until January 30Photograph: PRThe exhibition is to be formally opened by the former culture secretary Tessa Jowell, who is the MP for DulwichPhotograph: PR
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