Bishopsgate Institute ran workshops with Morpeth School, Oaklands School and Mulberry School for Girls.
The groups explored how the East End has been represented in the past with photographs from the Library's collections, before going out and taking their own.
East End's Best Picture
Yusuf Saeed
Here is an old and a new building - this represents my East End
Diversity
Fajarna Khanom
Different facilities that are available in the East End
The clocks ticking, what will you do?
Farjana Rahman
Outside store selling clocks and writing on a bus stop
Hanging Our Clothes
Habiba Khatun
Clothes on a washing line
’ Plain Truth’
Henna Begum
What can you see?
Sunshine showers
Humayra Yasmin
Contrast between the old and new
Old To New
Maleha Gill & Hanifa Uddi
Old To New
‘a very talented teenager, yet to be discovered’
Mashudah Farzana
'If people saw the creative side to these teenagers, then there views may change’.
Feel Free to Graffiti
Rifna Akthair
Graffiti Bus Stand
Bright shades of my east end
Roumina Begum
Bright colours painted on the wall reflecting on my east end
The Battle of Cable St
Sayema Ahmed
Tells us about the history of the east end
The Inner Town
Sayma Begum
People in the market, and with one of the material shops.
Trip This Way
Shuheda & Nazia Begum
Sign & St Georges Park
Market Style!
Sumaiya Khanom
Contemporary East End
Art of the Season
Thamanna Begum
Apartments and Offices surrounding Altab Ali Park
Cultured Market
Urmee Khatun
Workers and Customers Shopping.
East End Wall
Yasmin Begum
War on East End wall
Where people go to pray
Humayra & Tahmina
Where people go to pray.
Money don’t grow on trees-shoes do
Mazeeda Khatun
Tree with shoes hanging. Artistic and whacky vibe of Brick Lane radiates from it.
A view of my East End
Abida Khanom
A view of the urban city as it prepares to sleep..
Shadwell Bus Stop
Farhat Naureen & Farhana Akthar
A Crowded bus stop on a Tuesday morning
Magnificence of Nature
Farjana Begum
This shows people having fun and enjoying themselves, watching and feeding the birds.
East End Street
Halima Begum
This shows the new towering over the old. This is my eastend.
The East End on the move
Nazia Sultana
It sums up my east end everyday life. It has changed so much and it is now bigger and much better
My 'Eastend'
Rumana Begum
The East End 'was' a busy place
History
Aqsa Saleem Tayyab
Scary, Old, Historical, Memories, Story, Mysterious, Unexpected
Changing direction
Haleemah Akhtar
A one way road.
The Alleyway
Sabiha Azad
Contrast of modern and old in the East end
A signpost
Halima Ali
Two different directions
Conflict
Jumu Ahmed
is a memorial for people in the past; it shows there was conflict in my east end.
No entry!
Nabila Bakar
The colours welcoming, the building is mysterious.
My East End
Nushrat Ahmed
Lots of shops and stalls of clothes, shoes, food, sweets
The road to East End
Aklima Begum
Landscape of the buildings
Kinder Street
Tasnim
This picture demonstrates the diversity of East London
Full of Ideas
Ronia Begum
Idea store on Whitechapel road
Beauty of Brick Lane
Nazmeen Akhtar
Cityscape from my balcony: The Truman Brewery; cool graffiti and scaffolding
The Shadwell Overground
Ridwana Kamali
This is my nearby new station, due to open on April.
Aman's City Farm
Aman Uddin
This is me at my favourite place, Spitalfields City Farm, in the East End of London
Spitalfields Farm's Chickens
Arman Shah
These hens look like twin sisters. They are sitting very nicely.
Love
Shurid Haque
Because Spitalfields City Farm is part of my East End life
Two rabbits
Hubert Piasecki
I selected this image because it looks abstract and at first glance you can not make out the image.
Old and new reality.
Shahraz Islam
The connection between the old and new reality.
Curtain Tree
Sadia Khan
A bare tree acting like a curtain opening the beautiful east London.
Only the soul taker knows...
Tahir Uddin
Heaven above, Hell below what could lurk around the corner? Could it be a prison or a dungeon?
London looks fine
Abdi Shireh
awkward and creepy but London looks fine safe and nice that’s the reason it shines
Taste of London
Joynul Islam
I have a taste when I walk out of my door out into London; as I breathe through my nostrils, I smell the fresh air running down through my throat. London makes up my senses.
Security
Louis Modell
From pads and bolts to keys and locks, from peep holes to security cameras. from saws and feet to picks and breach charges. This is London.
The Light And Dark
Megan Newman
The good and bad side of London, the light and dark the good and bad: today’s London.