List of public art in the London Borough of Tower Hamlets

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This is a list of public art in the London Borough of Tower Hamlets.

Bethnal Green and Globe Town[]

Main article: Bethnal Green
Image Title / subject Location and
coordinates 		Date Artist / designer Architect / other Type Material Dimensions Designation Notes
Blind Beggar and His Dog, Bethnal Green 04.jpg
More images 		Blind Beggar and His Dog Cranbrook Estate

51°31′47″N 0°02′42″W / 51.5298°N 0.0449133°W / 51.5298; -0.0449133 (Blind Beggar and His Dog) 		1958 Elisabeth Frink N/A Sculptural group Bronze Grade II* [1]
Bethnal Green Stairway to Heaven.jpg Stairway to Heaven
Bethnal Green tube station disaster 		Bethnal Green tube station 2017 N/A Harry Paticas War memorial N/A [2]

Isle of Dogs and Canary Wharf[]

Main articles: Isle of Dogs and Canary Wharf
Image Title / subject Location and
coordinates 		Date Artist / designer Type Material Dimensions Designation Notes
Testa Addormentata.jpg
More images 		Testa Addormentata Corner of Bank Street and Upper Bank Street 1983 Igor Mitoraj [3]
Couple on a Seat - Lynn Chadwick.jpg
More images 		Couple on a Seat Cabot Square 1984 Lynn Chadwick [4]
London River Man - front view 02.jpg
More images 		London River Man Ensign House, Marsh Wall 1987 John W. Mills Bronze figure 145 cm (57 in) high [5]
Centurione - Igor Mitoraj.jpg
More images 		Centurione I Columbus Courtyard 1987 Igor Mitoraj [6]
London MMB «10 Canary Wharf.jpg
More images 		Spirit of Enterprise South Dock, Canary Wharf

51°30′9.83″N 0°1′29.04″W / 51.5027306°N 0.0247333°W / 51.5027306; -0.0247333 		1987 Wendy Taylor [7]
Leap - Franta Belsky 1.jpg
More images 		Leap Jamestown Harbour 1987–1989 Franta Belsky [8]
Domino Players by Kim Bennet in October 2014 05.jpg Domino Players Clove Crescent 1992 Kim Bennet [9]
Two Men on a Bench - Giles Penny.jpg
More images 		Two Men on a Bench Cabot Square 1990 Giles Penny [10]
Gate by Guiseppe Lund, Westferry Circus Gardens in March 2011.jpg Gate Westferry Circus 1992 Giuseppe Lund [11]
Centaur - Igor Mitoraj 1.jpg
More images 		Centauro Upper Bank Street 1994 Igor Mitoraj [12]
Man With Open Arms by Giles Penny, West India Avenue in March 2011 01.jpg
More images 		Man With Arms Open West India Avenue 1995 Giles Penny [13]
Figurehead for Docklands - Anna Bisset 1.jpg
More images 		Figurehead for Docklands Poplar Dock 1997 Anna Bisset [14]
Michael von Clemm.JPG Portrait relief of Michael von Clemm Cabot Square 1998 Gerald Laing [15]
Traffic Light Tree.jpg
More images 		Traffic Light Tree roundabout on Trafalgar Way, outside Billingsgate Market (since 2013) 1998 Pierre Vivant [16]
Original Form - Keith Rand.jpg
More images 		Original Form 25 North Colonnade 1999 Keith Rand [17]
Clocks (104326502).jpg
More images 		Six Public Clocks Reuters Plaza 1999 Konstantin Grcic [18]
Vanishing Point by Jay Battle, Canary Wharf in London, spring 2013 (1).JPG
More images 		Vanishing Point Westferry Circus 1999 Jay Battle [19]
Windwand by Ron Arad.jpg Windwand Canary Riverside

51°30′20.87″N 0°1′41.43″W / 51.5057972°N 0.0281750°W / 51.5057972; -0.0281750 		2000 Ron Arad carbon fibre 50 m high [20]
Returning to Embrace - Jon Buck.jpg
More images 		Returning to Embrace 10 Cabot Square 2000 Jon Buck [21]
Audio Bench, Canary Wharf.jpg Speaking of the River Canary Riverside

51°30′22.48″N 0°1′43.72″W / 51.5062444°N 0.0288111°W / 51.5062444; -0.0288111 		2000 Constance DeJong audio benches [20]
Hibbert Gate, Import Dock.jpg
More images 		Hibbert Gate Adjacent to North Dock West 2000 Leo Stevenson [22]
Screen - Wendy Ranshaw.jpg
More images 		Columbus Screen Columbus Courtyard 2000 Wendy Ramshaw [23]
London MMB «83 Columbus Courtyard.jpg 12 Planters Columbus Courtyard

51°30′22.53″N 0°1′30.69″W / 51.5062583°N 0.0251917°W / 51.5062583; -0.0251917 		2001–2002 Tatiana Orloff bronze [20]
It Takes Two - Bob Allen.jpg
More images 		It Takes Two One Canada Square 2002 Bob Allen [24]
HSBC lion, left, Canary Wharf.jpg
More images 		HSBC lions 8 Canada Square 2002 after W. W. Wagstaff
Arbor by Nigel Ross in March 2011 01.jpg Arbor Montgomery Square 2003 Nigel Ross [25]
Arbor by Nigel Ross in March 2011 02.jpg Cross Way Montgomery Square 2003 Nigel Ross [25]
Sacrificial Anode - Eilis O'Connell.jpg Sacrificial Anode Montgomery Square 2007 Eilis O'Connell [26]
London MMB «74 Westferry Circus.jpg
More images 		Sasso Cosmico Westferry Circus 2007 Do König Vassilakis [27]
Chimney Westferry Circus

51°30′19.74″N 0°1′34.55″W / 51.5054833°N 0.0262639°W / 51.5054833; -0.0262639 		2008 Andrew Burton recycled fired bricks, steel [20]
Avatar by Robert Warley in March 2011 02.jpg Avatar Westferry Circus 2009 Robert Worley [28]
Torsion II - Charles Hadcock.jpg
More images 		Torsion II Bank Street, Jubilee Park exit 2009–2011 Charles Hadcock [29]
Drawing Cube (Blue) - Suresh Dutt.jpg
More images 		Drawing Cube (Blue) Montgomery Square 2010 Suresh Dutt [30]



Renaissance by Maurice Bilk in October 2014 03.jpg
More images 		Renaissance Nutmeg Lane, East India Dock Maurice Blik [31]

Mile End and Bow[]

Main articles: Mile End and Bow, London
Image Title / subject Location and
coordinates 		Date Artist / designer Type Designation Notes
Gladstone Statue, Bow Church.jpg
More images 		Statue of William Ewart Gladstone In front of Bow Church, Bow Road 1882 Albert Bruce-Joy Statue Grade II
Bust of Edward VII 39 Mile End Road E1 4TP (cropped).jpg Bust of Edward VII 39 Mile End Road 1911 ? Bust Grade II Unveiled 12 October 1911.[32]
George Lansbury memorial, Bow (geograph 4731563).jpg Memorial to George Lansbury Bow Road 1955 Memorial N/A [33]
Attlee QMUL 1.jpg Statue of Clement Attlee Queen Mary University of London Mile End campus 1988 Frank Forster Statue N/A Unveiled 30 November 1988 in its original location, outside Limehouse Library, by Harold Wilson, the last living member of Attlee's cabinet.[34] The figure holds a copy of the National Assistance Act 1948. In 2005 the work was badly vandalised and was boxed up to prevent further damage; it was removed to its current location in 2010.[35] Peter Mandelson gave the statue its second unveiling on 4 April 2011.[36]
Wendy Taylor's Knowledge sculpture.jpg Knowledge Library Square, Queen Mary University of London Mile End campus 2003 Wendy Taylor Sculpture N/A An abstract representation of knowledge in stainless steel. The sphere with its smooth surface stands for the world and the ease with which knowledge can spread and be shared. The arms attached to the globe represent the giving and acceptance of knowledge.[37]
Elephant in the room.jpg Elephant in the Room Library Square, Queen Mary University of London Mile End campus 2017 Hannah Stewart and Chierol Lai Sculpture N/A A sculpture in bronze resin of a sleeping baby elephant, intended to raise awareness of mental health issues and commissioned following a competition run by Queen Mary Students' Union.[38][39]

Poplar[]

Main article: Poplar, London
Image Title / subject Location and
coordinates 		Date Artist / designer Type Designation Notes
Richard Green (7061194493).jpg
More images 		Statue of Richard Green East India Dock Road 1865/6 Edward William Wyon Statue Grade II [40]
Poplar 1917 bombing memorial 1.jpg
More images 		Children's Memorial Poplar Recreation Ground 1919 A. R. Adams Grade II Unveiled 23 June 1919.[41] Commemorates the 18 children who were killed in a bombing raid (the first daylight raid of World War I) on Upper North Street School on 13 June 1917.[42]
Shadow Play In front of Compass House, Mulberry Place 1992 Dave King [40]
Blackwall- The Virginia Settlers' Memorial & the Virginia Quay.jpg Mariner's Astrolabe, Virginia Settlers Monument Jamestown Way 1999 Wendy Taylor Grade II [40]
Acorn Wall Relief Brunswick Wharf 2003 Wendy Taylor [40]
Statue of Teddy Baldock in Langdon Park 2014-05-16 18-39.jpg Statue of Teddy Baldock Langdon Park 2014 Carl Payne Statue N/A Unveiled 15 May 2014.[43]
Meridians and Metaphors Near the junction of Clove Crescent and Saffron Avenue David Jacobson

St Katharine Docks[]

Main article: St Katharine Docks
Image Title / subject Location and
coordinates 		Date Artist / designer Type Designation Notes
Cannon Entrance to St Katharine Docks 18th century [44]
Anchor of Amsterdam St Katharine Docks, at entrance to East Dock 1748 (placed here 1980s) [44]
Girl with a dolphin in London, spring 2013 (2).JPG
More images 		Girl with Dolphin Beside River Thames between Tower Bridge and entrance to docks 1973 David Wynne [44]
Timepiece by Wendy Taylor.jpg
More images 		Timepiece Entrance to St Katharine Docks 1973 Wendy Taylor Grade II [44]
Gates of Ivory House, London.jpg Elephants Entrance to Ivory House, on gateposts 1973 Peter Drew [44]
Silver Jubilee Crystal Crown.jpg Silver Jubilee Crystal Crown Tower Hotel 1977 Arthur Fleischmann Relief
Geese Thomas More Street 1990 David Norris [44]
To Meet Again Thomas More Street 1990 Michael Beck [44]
Angelic Musician Thomas More Street 1991 Carl Milles [44]
Exotic Birds and other sculptures Various locations around St Katharine Docks 1995–97 Paula Haughney [44]
Rope Circle Hermitage Basin 1997 Wendy Taylor [44]
Voyager Cinnabar Wharf East 2000 Wendy Taylor [44]

Shadwell[]

Main article: Shadwell
Image Title / subject Location and
coordinates 		Date Artist / designer Type Designation Notes
Shadwell edward 7 memorial 1.jpg Memorial to Edward VII King Edward Memorial Park 1922 Bertram Mackennal Drinking fountain (formerly) The bronze portrait medallion of Edward VII was stolen in 2007.[45]
King Edward VII Memorial Park (geograph 3819487).jpg Navigators' Memorial King Edward Memorial Park 1922 ? Commemorative stone [45]

Spitalfields[]

Main article: Spitalfields
Image Title / subject Location and
coordinates 		Date Artist / designer Type Designation Notes
I Goat Sculpture, Spitalfields, London.JPG
More images 		I Goat Brushfield Street 2011 Kenny Hunter Sculpture N/A [46]
Vortex sculpture.JPG Vortex Lamb Street 1999 Barbara Sandler Sculpture N/A [47]

Tower Hill[]

Main article: Tower Hill
Image Title / subject Location and
coordinates 		Date Artist / designer Architect / other Type Designation Notes
Tower Hill Memorial in spring 2013.JPG
More images 		Merchant Navy First World War Memorial Trinity Square Gardens

51°30′35″N 0°04′40″W / 51.5096°N 0.0777°W / 51.5096; -0.0777 (Merchant Navy First World War Memorial) 		1928 William Reid Dick Edwin Lutyens War memorial Grade I [48]
Memorial to Viscount Wakefield of Hythe - geograph.org.uk - 1138501.jpg Memorial to Charles Wakefield, 1st Viscount Wakefield 41 Trinity Square 1937 Cecil Thomas N/A Portrait plaque Grade II [49]
Seats within the War Memorial on Tower Hill - geograph.org.uk - 1012735.jpg
More images 		Merchant Navy Second World War Memorial Trinity Square Gardens

51°30′35″N 0°04′41″W / 51.5097°N 0.0780°W / 51.5097; -0.0780 (Merchant Navy Second World War Memorial) 		1952 Charles Wheeler Edward Maufe War memorial Grade II* [50]
Trajan Statue.JPG
More images 		Statue of Trajan Trinity Place

51°30′36″N 0°04′34″W / 51.5099°N 0.0762°W / 51.5099; -0.0762 (Statue of Trajan) 		20th century, after an original of the 2nd century AD ? N/A Statue N/A [51]
London, UK (August 2014) - 174.JPG
More images 		Sundial Wakefield Gardens, outside Tower Hill tube station 1992 Edwin Russell John Chitty and Mike Duffie (landscape architects) Sundial N/A [52]
Port of London Building Trinity Sq. (Falklands Merchant Navy Memorial.).JPG
More images 		Merchant Navy Falklands War Memorial Trinity Square Gardens

51°30′35″N 0°04′38″W / 51.5097°N 0.0771°W / 51.5097; -0.0771 (Merchant Navy Falklands War Memorial) 		2005 Gordon Newton N/A War memorial N/A [53]
Sculpture 'The Building Worker'.jpg
More images 		The Building Worker Tower Hill

51°30′34″N 0°04′32″W / 51.5094°N 0.0756°W / 51.5094; -0.0756 (The Building Worker) 		2006 Alan Wilson N/A Statue N/A [54]

Hackney[]

Main article: Hackney, London
Image Title / subject Location and
coordinates 		Date Artist / designer Architect / other Type Designation Notes
Baroness Burdett Coutts Drinking Fountain - South West View.jpg
More images 		Baroness Burdett Coutts Drinking Fountain
Angela Burdett-Coutts, 1st Baroness Burdett-Coutts 		Victoria Park

51°32′13″N 0°02′23″W / 51.53707°N 0.03965°W / 51.53707; -0.03965 (Baroness Burdett Coutts Drinking Fountain) 		1862 N/A Henry Astley Darbishire Drinking fountain Grade II* [55]

Wapping[]

Main article: Wapping
Image Title / subject Location and
coordinates 		Date Artist / designer Type Designation Notes
Raine's House, London 10.JPG Bluecoat Girl Raine's House ? Statue in niche
Raine's House, London 11.JPG Bluecoat Boy Raine's House ? Statue in niche
Bust of John Rennie, Wapping.jpg Bust of John Rennie the Elder Spirit Quay 1992 John Ravera Bust N/A [45]
The Dove, Wapping (geograph 1544115).jpg Memorial to the Civilians of East London, 2nd World War 1939–1945 Hermitage Riverside Memorial Garden 2008 Wendy Taylor Sculpture N/A Unveiled in July 2008 by Hazel Blears, then the Secretary of State for Communities and Local Government, and Alf Roffey, a survivor of the Blitz. On the site of Hermitage Wharf, which was destroyed in a bombing raid on 29 December 1940.[56]

Whitechapel and Stepney Green[]

Main articles: Whitechapel and Stepney
Image Title / subject Location and
coordinates 		Date Artist / designer Type Designation Notes
Whitechapel Fountain (geograph 3300773).jpg
More images 		Drinking fountain White Church Lane 1860 ? Drinking fountain Grade II Relocated from the Whitechapel Road. Inscribed "from one unknown yet well known", perhaps referring to William Weldon Champneys.[57]
Statue of Queen Alexandra, Royal London Hospital (14518440501).jpg Statue of Alexandra of Denmark Whitechapel Road, behind the Royal London Hospital 1908 George Edward Wade Statue Grade II [58]
Memorial to Edward VII, Whitechapel Road, E1 - geograph.org.uk - 891860.jpg
More images 		Edward VII Memorial Drinking Fountain Mile End Road 1911 William Silver Frith Drinking fountain with sculpture Grade II [59]
Bust of William Booth 9 Mile End Road E1 4TP.jpg Bust of William Booth Mile End Road 1927 George Edward Wade Bust [60]
William Booth Statue, Mile End Road (13035167305).jpg Statue of William Booth Mile End Road 1979 (casting) George Edward Wade Statue [61]
Les Naïdes 45 Whitechapel Road 1985 Ivor Abrahams Sculpture N/A [61]
Entrance, Altab Ali Park.jpg Gateway arch
Altab Ali 		Entrance to Altab Ali Park 1989 David Petersen [62]
Spitalfields Column Middlesex Street 1995 Richard Perry Sculpture N/A [61]
Buxton Street Ram and Magpie.jpg Ram and Magpie Allen Gardens Playground, Buxton Street 1996 Paula Haughny Sculpture N/A [61]
Shaheed Minar Altab Ali Park.JPG Shaheed Minar (Martyrs' Monument) Altab Ali Park, on the corner of Whitechapel Road and White Church Lane 1999 After Hamidur Rahman Sculpture N/A Unveiled 17 February 1999 by Humayun Rashid Choudhury. A smaller replica of the Shaheed Minar in Dhaka, Bangladesh.[62]
Whitechapel Gallery vane 2020.jpg Erasmus Weathervane Whitechapel Gallery 2007 Rodney Graham Weathervane [63][64]
Catherine Booth statue Mile End Road.JPG Statue of Catherine Booth Mile End Road 2015 After George Edward Wade Statue N/A Unveiled 2 July 2015.[65]
Goodman's Fields Horses Goodman's Fields Piazza 2015 Hamish Mackie N/A Winner of the PMSA's Marsh Award for Excellence in Public Fountains.[66]

See also[]

  • Draped Seated Woman 1957–58 ("Old Flo") by Henry Moore, installed at Cabot Square, Canary Wharf, "for at least five years" from 2017[67]
  • List of public art formerly in London for the statue of Robert Milligan (by Richard Westmacott), Faun with Goose (George Ehrlich) and Woman with Fish (Frank Dobson)

References[]

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  2. ^ "Bethnal Green Underground Station Civilians (Stairway to Heaven)". War Memorials Register. Imperial War Museums. Retrieved 13 April 2018.
  3. ^ Igor Mitoraj: Testa Addormentata. Canary Wharf. Retrieved 5 April 2015.
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  12. ^ Igor Mitoraj: Centauro I. Canary Wharf. Retrieved 5 April 2015.
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  18. ^ Konstantin Grcic: Six Public Clocks. Canary Wharf. Retrieved 18 April 2015.
  19. ^ Jay Battle: Vanishing Point. Canary Wharf. Retrieved 5 April 2015.
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  22. ^ Leo Stevenson:The Hibbert Gate. Canary Wharf. Retrieved 5 April 2015.
  23. ^ Wendy Ramshaw: Columbus Screen. Canary Wharf. Retrieved 5 April 2015.
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  28. ^ Robert Worley: Avatar. Canary Wharf. Retrieved 17 June 2015.
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  38. ^ Elephant in the Room. Art UK. Retrieved 7 May 2020.
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Bibliography[]

  • Matthews, Peter (2018). London's Statues and Monuments. Oxford: Shire Publications.
  • Ward-Jackson, Philip (2003). Public Sculpture of the City of London. Public Sculpture of Britain. Liverpool: Liverpool University Press.

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