Mass Mentorship 2025/26: End of Programme Exhibition

28th May–1st June, 11am–6pm
Art Forward Gallery, W1T 2RF

We are delighted to invite you to the End of Programme Exhibition for the 2025/26 Mass Mentorship, our flagship education programme which supports emerging talent from underrepresented backgrounds, and champions bold new voices in architectural photography.

Join us at Art Forward Gallery in central London to celebrate the work of this year’s mentees, and see through their lenses a new narrative for how we can represent architecture and the places where we live.

28th May–1st June
11am–6pm

Art Forward Gallery
12–14 Whitfield Street
London, W1T 2RF

Opening Celebration: Thursday 28th May, 6-8 pm, RSVP essential:

Celebrating new voices in architectural photography

Get to know the mentees by joining their exhibition tours

Learn more about each mentee’s project through their video profiles, made in collaboration with filmmaker Richard Rothmore.

The mentees will all be giving tours of their exhibition:
Friday 29th May, 5pm: Iman Dagnoko & Mark Woulfe
Sunday 31st May, 3pm: Justine Sauri White & Takenya K. Holness

Buy the zine of the four mentees’ projects, available for pre-order now

All proceeds go directly towards the Mass Mentorship programme, covering our exhibition costs and supporting our mission to create a more diverse and accessible industry. Pre-order now to secure your copy, for collection at the exhibition or UK postal delivery.

Mass Mentorship Zine 01
£10.00

The Mass Mentorship is our flagship education programme for young people aged 20–30 in London, supporting emerging talent from underrepresented backgrounds and championing new voices in architectural photography.

To mark the end of the 2025/26 programme, we’ve published a zine showcasing the mentees’ project work developed throughout the year. The zine features projects by each of the four mentees:

  • Thirty-One Stories High, by Iman Dagnoko

  • Enjoy Suffolk, While You Can?, by Justine Sauri White

  • The Shape of Prayer, by Mark Woulfe

  • The Spirit of Pink, by Takenya K. Holness

The zine is shipping now to UK addresses, with all proceeds going directly supporting our mentorship programme.

Update June 2026: We’re now down to our final few copies following the mentees’ recent exhibition, so order now to avoid disappointment!

Print Specification:

  • 60 printed pages, 115 gsm silk paper

  • Cover 190 gsm uncoated paper

  • Size A5 (148 x 210 mm)

  • Staple bound

Work Featured

The exhibition will by made up of four projects, each by one of our 2025/26 mentees:

Thirty-One Stories High

A neighbour-led photographic study of West London’s Trellick Tower that shifts the focus from its iconic concrete form to the everyday interiors, objects, and lives that quietly sustain it.

by Iman Dagnoko

Enjoy Suffolk, While You Can?

This is an archive of Suffolk’s nuclear age — including the fishermen, caravan vacationers, and second home owners who coexist with two, soon to be three, nuclear sites.

by Justine Sauri White

Mark Woulfe

The Shape of Prayer

An exploration of the relationship between theology and architecture, examining how different interpretations of faith have led to the design of distinct spatial languages.

The Spirit of Pink

A documentation of the decay of a once-vibrant Lewisham home belonging to Windrush generation resident Mr. Pink, using its abandonment as a stark lens to expose the fragility of cultural memory, the weight of inheritance, and the erasure of diasporic spaces under gentrification.

Support our mission by donating today

We established the Mass Mentorship based on the belief that everyone deserves equal access to the creative industries, and the chance to tell stories about the places where we live through their own artistic voice.

We lead the programme on a volunteer basis, and rely upon our supporters to keep it running. If you would like to support our mission and help make the exhibition possible, then please consider making a donation today, no matter how big or small.

3% Cover the Fee

Additional Info

Supporters

The Mass Mentorship has been made possible thanks to our supporters. If you would be interested in hearing more about sponsorship opportunities or any other way to support the programme, please get in touch.

Programme Supporters

Exhibition Partner

Video Partner

Venue Supporters