Large Scale Projects
Since 1992, Frank Creber has curated prestigious exhibitions at venues such as the South Bank Centre, Barbican Concourse Gallery, and Tobacco Dock London. In 2009, he established a 'pop-up' Community Art Gallery at Rothschild Bank in collaboration with Bromley by Bow Centre, showcasing themes of urban life, community engagement, and well-being. Notable exhibitions include "Walking on Water" a mile long exhibition at ExCel London with multiple sectors represented including:- Emirates Airline, CASA at UCL, UEL, Barrett London, UCL Partners, and Poplar Harca. and "Good Government Bad Government" at Thames-side studios. Creber co-curated shows by "Urban Contemporaries" at Espacio Gallery and Coningsby Gallery, and the Nunnery Gallery fostering dialogue on contemporary urban issues. A large Heritage Lottery funded mural in Whitechapel in 2025 galvanized the artist’s focus on heritage.
WALKING ON WATER
110,000 people attended the Walking on Water Exhibition, please view the Catalogue:
WHITECHAPEL STORIES MURAL
IN THE FOOTSTEPS OF THE EAST LONDON GROUP
I co-curated this exhibition with full catalogue at The Nunnery Gallery
Paintings about Greenwich
artfix Greenwich 2026
The paintings present Greenwich as both real and imagined: a place where history, community and storytelling remain inseparable.
Handel’s Water Music