ShareVisit the eastern part of the City of London where exciting sculptures from some of the world’s leading artists can be found.
Now in its third year and featuring more sculptures than ever before, Sculpture in the City is a free exhibition. It stretches from St. Botolph without Bishopsgate to the north and Lime Street to the south, and encompassing the area around Great St Helen’s and 30 St Mary Axe.
Come and marvel at these eye-catching installations, including Robert Indiana’s iconic LOVE sculpture and Jake and Dinos Chapman’s three giant steel dinosaurs.
The annual exhibition series is a product of the City Arts Initiative and provides a changing programme of outstanding public art in an area that is changing rapidly.
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