"Remake It"with Kéré Studio
Cadwell Kids brings together engaging sessions designed to give children space to create, explore and connect. Each session offers a different opportunity for children to learn, express themselves and have fun.
"Remake It"with Kéré Studio
Doors open: 2:00pm
Session: 2:30pm-4:00pm
Where do our clothes really come from, and what do we do with them when we're done?
In this hands-on creative session, young people will discover the surprising journey of the clothes they wear, from field to wardrobe and why making them last matters for our planet.
Participants are encouraged to bring an old T-shirt (prewashed) from home, or choose from our tables, and reimagine it into something completely new. Using fabric offcuts, recycled materials and Kéré Studio's own printed iron-on designs, they'll cut, layer and customise a one-of-a-kind piece that's entirely theirs.
They'll explore the ideas behind slow fashion, reusing, repairing and recycling, in a fun, practical way that sticks. Every child leaves with their remade T-shirt, a mini mending kit and a pledge to keep their clothes in use for longer. They also join the Kéré Cares community: a growing group of young makers and enthusiasts who believe the best clothes are made slowly and likely already exist in our wardrobes with a little TLC.
Age: 8-12
Date: 14th November
Location: M&C Saatchi, 36 Golden Square, W1F 9EE
Péjú Oshin, AFHEA, Curator, Writer, Lecturer Winner, NIDA Curator of the Year 2024
Péjú Oshin is a British-Nigerian curator, writer, and cultural strategist whose work explores the intersections of art, identity, and culture. She is the Founder of Studio Sovereign, a creative thought studio and consultancy that works with artists, galleries, institutions, and children's slow fashion brand Kéré Studio. She is also an Associate Lecturer at London College of Fashion and serves on the 2026-7 Advisory Group for the ICF (International Curators Forum). She previously held curatorial roles at Gagosian as Associate Director (2022-25) and Tate as Curator (2018-22), and has served on numerous panels as a judge for arts awards and prizes internationally.
Selected curatorial projects include Ndidi Emefiele: Behind the Glass (Frieze, No.9 Cork Street, 2026), Rites of Passage (Gagosian, 2023), Beyond Boundaries (Tate, 2021), and Stillness: We Invoke the Black to Rest (Tate, 2020). As a writer, her work has appeared in Gagosian Quarterly, Financial Times HTSI, the prestigious Ars Viva Award, and several exhibition texts. She is also the author of Between Words & Space (2021), a collection of poetry and prose.