trees water rocks
Poster
2004 (printed and published)
2004 (printed and published)
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Platform for Art is an enterprising scheme to install art works at various sites on the London Underground network. Most of these art works take the form of billboards or posters. It began with the redundant District Line platform at Gloucester Road station, which has hosted a series of billboards. Other Platform for Art projects in 2004 have included Mark Titchner, Muntean/Rosenblum and Emma Kay.
Henna Nadeem's project in the ticket halls and subways at Piccadilly Circus tube station employed a skilfully disguised collage technique to marry Islamic, Moorish and Japanese patterns and motifs with views of spectacular natural landscapes.
This is a circuit poster, used at locations across the tube network to advertise the Platform for Art projects to travellers.
Henna Nadeem's project in the ticket halls and subways at Piccadilly Circus tube station employed a skilfully disguised collage technique to marry Islamic, Moorish and Japanese patterns and motifs with views of spectacular natural landscapes.
This is a circuit poster, used at locations across the tube network to advertise the Platform for Art projects to travellers.
Object details
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| Object type | |
| Title | trees water rocks (assigned by artist) |
| Materials and techniques | Offset lithograph |
| Brief description | Henna Nadeem: poster issued by Platform for Art, 2004/5 |
| Physical description | Poster |
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| Credit line | Given by Platform for Art. Copyright: Henna Nadeem / London Underground Limited |
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| Summary | Platform for Art is an enterprising scheme to install art works at various sites on the London Underground network. Most of these art works take the form of billboards or posters. It began with the redundant District Line platform at Gloucester Road station, which has hosted a series of billboards. Other Platform for Art projects in 2004 have included Mark Titchner, Muntean/Rosenblum and Emma Kay. Henna Nadeem's project in the ticket halls and subways at Piccadilly Circus tube station employed a skilfully disguised collage technique to marry Islamic, Moorish and Japanese patterns and motifs with views of spectacular natural landscapes. This is a circuit poster, used at locations across the tube network to advertise the Platform for Art projects to travellers. |
| Collection | |
| Accession number | E.150-2005 |
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| Record created | February 21, 2005 |
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