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5 more minutes
Joy LabinjoArt on the Underground present 5 more minutes, a new large-scale public commission at Brixton Underground station by London-based artist Joy Labinjo
Read More Joy Labinjo, '5 more minutes', 2021. Brixton Underground station. Commissioned by Art on the Underground. Courtesy the artist and Tiwani Contemporary. Photo: Angus Mill, 2021 -
Sunset, Sunrise, Sunset
Alexandre da CunhaArt on the Underground have commissioned artist Alexandre da Cunha to create a permanent artwork for the Northern Line Extension. Da Cunha’s work is installed at the new Underground station at Battersea Power Station, which opened on 20 September 2021.
Read More Alexandre da Cunha, 'Sunset, Sunrise, Sunset', 2021. Battersea Power Station Underground station. Commissioned by Art on the Underground. Courtesy the artist and Thomas Dane Gallery. Photo by GG Archard, 2021. -
Helen Cammock
2021Art on the Underground present an ambitious city-wide commission by British artist Helen Cammock, which responds to the events that unfolded in 2020 and 2021.
Read More Helen Cammock, 2021. Commissioned by Art on the Underground. Courtesy Kate MacGarry and the Artist. Photo: Thierry Bal, 2021 -
Pleasure's Inaccuracies
Lucy McKenzieArt on the Underground present a large-scale public commission of permanent and temporary artworks by Scottish-born, Belgium-based artist Lucy McKenzie, titled Pleasure’s Inaccuracies.
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You are deeper than what you think
Laure Prouvost‘You are deeper than what you think’ by Laure Prouvost is the artist’s first public commission in the UK, an ambitious city-wide series of posters infiltrating advertising sites across all 270 London Underground stations.
Read More Laure Prouvost, You are deeper than what you think, Stratford station, 2019. Photo: Thierry Bal -
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