About Art Below:
Art Below is a London based public art enterprise, founded in 2006 by Ben Moore. With a wide range of international artists and its various campaigns in cities worldwide, the organization has an important position within the movement of contemporary art in public space.
We play host to a rich and diverse portfolio of talent including Alison Jackson, Paul Fryer, Mat Collishaw, Antony Micallef, Charming Baker, Billy Childish, Banksy, Ben Eine, and Max Hattler.
Art Below uses billboard space in underground stations to display artworks in London and overseas. Brothers Ben and Simon Moore first experimented with this idea by displaying the works of their friends on billboard space in major stations in the London underground. Since then the group has nurtured an international community of artistic talent and has displayed the works of over 2,500 artists.
Our mission: To enrich the everyday life of the traveling public by giving fresh insight into the very latest in contemporary art whilst at the same time providing a platform for emerging and established talent.
In 2011 we launched our first digital showcase 'Art in Motion' on digital projection screens in the London Underground, featuring short films documenting artists actually in the process of creating their work.
Art Below run an ongoing creative membership program where benefits include being able to choose exactly what station you would like to have your work displayed in. Our underground exhibitions run hand in hand with group shows where the artists exhibit their work in a gallery setting. Previous exhibitions have been held at The V&A, The Candid Arts Trust, The Hospital Club and Somerset House.
Described by Mark Wallinger as "Powerful"... This must see exhibition is one of the
highlights of Frieze Week, dont miss it! ****4 Stars ART LYST
Directional art with an unorthodox backdrop lends Art Below its fresh, original edge thats currently
causing a creative awakening amongst commuters THE GUARDIAN
Art Below Ltd. Registered in England No.05697608.
