Pullman St Pancras welcomes art historian, curator and podcaster Katy Hessel from the Great Woman Artists to host the 2020 Pullman Art Run in London, a 5km route which features public works by artists including Amalia Pica, Koo Jeong A and Eva Rothschild. Head to artnight.london/pullman for more information.
The fifth stop on the London Pullman Art Run is viewed through the Acute Art app, which can be downloaded via the QR code on your map. The work is Koo Jeong A's 'density', an augmented reality work which can be placed at St Pancras Gardens.
The fourth stop on the London Pullman Art Run is Eva Rothschild's 'My World and Your World' at Lewis Cubitt Park. This track includes instructions on how to download the Acute Art app for Stop 5.
The third stop on the London Pullman Art Run is Amalia Pica's series 'Semaphores' on Granary Square.
The second stop on the London Pullman Art Run is Jacques Rival's 'IFO (Identified Flying Object)' at Battle Bridge Place.
The first stop on the London Pullman Art Run is the bronze copy of Stephen Tomlin's bust of Virginia Woolf in Tavistock Square.
Pullman St Pancras welcomes art historian, curator and podcaster Katy Hessel from The Great Woman Artists to host the 2020 Pullman Art Run in London, a 5km route which features public works by artists including Amalia Pica, Koo Jeong A and Eva Rothschild. Head to artnight.london/pullman for more information.
Pullman Liverpool welcomes Liverpool Biennial Director Fatoş Üstek and her team to host the 2020 Pullman Art Run in Liverpool, a 5km route which features public works by artists including Sir Peter Blake and Ugo Rondinone. Head to artnight.london/pullman for more information.
The fifth stop on the Liverpool Pullman Art Run is Ugo Rondinone's 'Liverpool Mountain' on Mermaid Courtyard outside Tate Liverpool.
The fourth stop on the Liverpool Pullman Art Run is the late Betty Woodman's 'Liverpool Fountain' at St. George's Dock Ventilation Tower Plaza.
The third stop on the Liverpool Pullman Art Run is Sir Peter Blake's 'Everybody Razzle Dazzle' at the Pier Head Ferry Terminal.
The second stop on the Liverpool Pullman Art Run is Gail Dooley's 'Tidal Shame' at Liverpool Parish Church.
The first stop on the Liverpool Pullman Art Run is Lawrence Abu Hamdan's 'The Hummingbird Clock' on Derby Square.
Pullman Liverpool welcomes Liverpool Biennial Director Fatoş Üstek and her team to host the 2020 Pullman Art Run in Liverpool, a 5km route which features public works by artists including Sir Peter Blake and Ugo Rondinone. Head to artnight.london/pullman for more information.