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Art on the Underground celebrates its 25th year

Art on the Underground has significantly influenced public space art in London, celebrating 25 years of innovation and collaboration.

The transformation from Platform for Art to Art on the Underground reflects a broader commitment to enhancing public art engagement in the city.

New works will mark 25 years of Tube art project

TfL's Art on the Underground programme in 2025 aims to foster public engagement through meaningful art installations and conversations.

Artwork inspired by Dutch train crash to be unveiled at Stratford station

The art piece highlights the importance of art in everyday life, showcasing its potential to inspire and even save lives.

Art on the Underground celebrates its 25th year

Art on the Underground has significantly influenced public space art in London, celebrating 25 years of innovation and collaboration.

The transformation from Platform for Art to Art on the Underground reflects a broader commitment to enhancing public art engagement in the city.

New works will mark 25 years of Tube art project

TfL's Art on the Underground programme in 2025 aims to foster public engagement through meaningful art installations and conversations.

Artwork inspired by Dutch train crash to be unveiled at Stratford station

The art piece highlights the importance of art in everyday life, showcasing its potential to inspire and even save lives.

Leading black artist unveils Brixton station mural

Claudette Johnson's mural "Three Women" highlights the significance of Black female representation and empowerment at Brixton Underground station.

Harrow transport worker's art-inspired poetry at central London tube station

The poem 'Ode to the Mother' by Anthony Okolie displayed at St James's Park station is inspired by a mural at Brixton station.

Art on the Underground's Writer in Residence scheme aims to showcase creative voices within TfL through engaging responses to art across the network.

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