my name is lettie eggsyrub

Heather Phillipson

Art on the Underground present a major new commission by British artist Heather Phillipson for the disused platform at Gloucester Road Underground station. my name is lettie eggsyrub, Phillipson’s first public commission in the U.K, will fill the 80m platform at the station and be on view for one year.

Read More my name is lettie eggsyrub, Heather Phillipson, Gloucester Road station, 2018. Commissioned by Art on the Underground. Photo: G.G Archard, 2018

Game of Forms

Geta Brătescu

For the 28th edition of the pocket Tube map, Art on the Underground have commissioned Romanian artist Geta Brătescu to create a new artwork – marking the nonagenarian artist’s first public commission in the UK.

Read More Geta Brătescu, Game of Forms, 2018. Photo: Benedict Johnson, 2018

You in my bedroom

Marie Jacotey

For the 4th edition of the Night Tube map, Marie Jacotey presents You in my bedroom. A staged voyeuristic image of a young man looking through his bedroom window at night, in which the male gaze is turned on its head.

Read More Marie Jacotey, You in my bedroom, 2018. Photo: Benedict Johnson, 2018

Clay Station

Assemble and Matthew Raw

Clay Station is a collaboration between Assemble and the artist Matthew Raw involving the production of more than a thousand hand-made tiles as part of the refurbishment and remodelling of a commercial unit at the entrance to Seven Sisters Underground Station which has lain empty for more than a decade.

Read More Clay Station, Assemble & Matthew Raw, Seven Sisters station, 2017. Photo; G.G. Archard, 2017

Rainbow Aphorisms

David McDiarmid

Art on the Underground have worked with Studio Voltaire and the Estate of David McDiarmid to present a selection of the artist’s Rainbow Aphorisms series at Brixton Underground station.

Read More Courtesy of David McDiarmid, I WANT A FUTURE THAT LIVES UP TO MY PAST, from the Rainbow Aphorims series, 1994, Image courtesy the David McDiarmid Estate, Sydney, Art on the Underground and Studio Voltaire, London. Photo; Benedict Johnson, 2017

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