Declaration Of Independence

Barby Asante's Declaration Of Independence for Art on the Underground spotted at Bethnal Green tube station, 2025:

Labyrinths on the Underground 4

Mark Wallinger's project Labyrinth for Art on the Underground that I spotted in various Tube stations, London 2018-2020 ...

Wood Lane:

Wood Green:

Bethnal Green:

Aldgate East:

Leyton:

Labyrinths on the Underground 3

Mark Wallinger's project Labyrinth for Art on the Underground that I spotted in various Tube stations, London 2016-2017 ...

West Brompton:

Moorgate:

St. Paul's:

Angel:

Walthamstow Central:

Heathrow Terminals 2 & 3:

Bond Street:

Great Portland Street:

Labyrinths on the Underground 2

Mark Wallinger's project Labyrinth for Art on the Underground that I spotted in various Tube stations, London 2015-2016 ...

Sloane Square:

Piccadilly Circus:

Old Street:

Vauxhall:

Lambeth North:

Piccadilly line

I was supposed to travel London earlier this week.  My sudden illness has forced me to cancel my trip reluctantly.  Thinking about London, I would have taken the Piccadilly line from Heathrow to central London ...

Hounslow West station:

Hounslow Central station:

Northfields station:

South Ealing station:

Hammersmith station:

Earl's Court station:

Paola Pivi's Art on the Underground commission Time To Circle seen at South Kensington station, 2014:

If History Could Be Folded ...

It's an Art on the Underground commission as a centenary commemoration of World War I.  Also flirting with the architectural history of the popular tube station itself, Richard Wentworth's If History Could Be Folded, Where Would You Put The Crease? now at Piccadilly Circus station, London:

Rewrap

Arrived at Manchester yesterday afternoon.  Since I spent most time orienting myself to this new city by wandering around, I don't have anything worth sharing here.  So this post is still about London.

Derived from her other project Wrapper for Art on the Underground, which I haven't got a chance to see yet, Jacqueline Poncelet has created a new set of "wrappers" for the ticket hall at Piccadilly Circus tube station.  Here are some of Poncelet's Rewrap patterns:

Labyrinths on the Underground

To celebrate the 150th anniversary of the Tube, Art on the Underground presents Mark Wallinger's project Labyrinth at each of its 270 stations.  I spotted 17 labyrinths during my recent week-long trip to London.  Not too bad, I would say.

Green Park:

Mile End:

Earl's Court:

Tottenham Court Road:

Victoria:

Brixton:

Stockwell:

Bermondsey:

Monument:

Embankment:

Blackfriars:

Barbican:

King's Cross St. Pancras:

Pimlico:

Oxford Circus:

Euston:

Leicester Square: