In the month of Remembrance Sunday, we take a look at some of the most notable London remembrance plaques, statues and decorations. From the Polish RAF memorial at the RAF church of St Clement Danes to HMS HOOD plaque by the Tower. Take a day to yourself and explore the snippets of history left around. […]
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11 light installations at North London’s Wembley Park Winterfest Artists from all around the world descended on Wembley Park to create 11 light installations for the Wembley Park Winterfest light trail, in an impressive and immersive display in the 2020 London borough of Culture Brent. Most newcomers associate this part of London with Wembley Stadium, but
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‘Walking with the Snowman’ Art Trail London’s ‘Christmas by the river’ is the backdrop for the 12 Snowmen art trail Celebrating the Christmas Classic ‘The Snowman’ by English author Raymond Briggs, from his 1978 children’s picture book and 1982 acclaimed animated film; known for having no words and the soundtrack ‘Walking in the air’.
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London is developing a fine tradition in putting out art for the public to touch, feel and find in a form of a London City Trail. One of the most memorable London trails was for the Tusk charity show case Of quite extraordinary set of Rhino’s. Gear in hand we went on the #TuskRhinoTrail. Brief
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Virtual Tour – Artist Mark Humphrey in association with the Royal British Legion put together London’s only World War Art Trail, the stage was the heart of the business district, Canary Wharf.
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Sculpture in the City 2018 Is back for the 8th edition. Perhaps you are looking for somewhere different to sit during lunch break or want to find another quiet corner at weekends. The areas around the back of the Gherkin, St Mary’s Axe, Leadenhall St, Bevis Marks, Fenchurch St, all provide a cluster of these
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