TfL staff art exhibition opens at Canary Wharf station
Eighty artworks by Transport for London employees are now on public display.
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An exhibition showcasing the artistic talents of Transport for London (TfL) employees is now open at Canary Wharf tube station. The display features 80 artworks created by TfL staff during their own time, offering a glimpse into their creative pursuits outside of their roles. The exhibition is located at Canary Wharf's Jubilee line station.
Diverse Artistic Mediums and Subjects
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The collection includes a variety of artistic mediums, such as paintings, drawings, textiles, and woodwork. Contributors to the exhibition span various roles within TfL, including train operators, station staff, a Dial-a-Ride driver, and a Lost Property Assistant. Some pieces draw inspiration from London and its transport network, with depictions of Underground escalators and iconic roundel designs. Other subjects range from landscapes and portraits to animals and city views.
Public Display Through TfL's Property Arm
This year marks a shift for TfL's annual staff art exhibition, which is typically held internally. The property arm of TfL, Places for London, has provided a public space for the display. This initiative allows members of the public to view a selection of the works. The exhibition is now in its third year and offers insight into the off-duty activities of those who maintain London's transport system.
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Exhibition Duration
The exhibition at Canary Wharf's Jubilee line station will be accessible to the public until February 2027.
Questions this report answers
+What is on display at Canary Wharf tube station?
An exhibition of 80 artworks created by Transport for London staff is on display. The works include paintings, drawings, textiles, and woodwork, made by employees in their own time.
+Who organised the art exhibition?
The exhibition was organised by Places for London, which is Transport for London's property arm. This is the first time the public has been able to view a selection of these works in a public space.
+How long will the exhibition be available to see?
The display of artworks by TfL staff at Canary Wharf's Jubilee line station will be available for the public to view until February 2027.
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