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60 artists, 12 countries, 12 stations, one London

This June, in celebration of 60 years of the Queen's Jubilee, Art Below are showcasing the works of 60 artists from 12 countries in 20 underground stations throughout Central London.

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Art Below exhibition posters displayed on a London Underground platform, featuring artwork by various international artists celebrating the Queen's Jubilee

The work will also be exhibited as framed prints at the Underground Gallery located in Charing Cross tube station (6th - 11th June) and at the Hospital Club a creative arts venue based in the heart of Covent Garden (19th - 30th June).

To find out more and to see who's taking part visit ArtBelow.

Closed underground station entrance with yellow and black hazard tape on gates, and a portrait artwork displayed on the right wall
Person doing a handstand wearing black trousers and brown shoes on a wooden floor, displayed as part of Art Below's Queen's Jubilee exhibition in London Underground stations
Long perspective view of a London Underground tunnel lined with framed artworks on both walls, part of Art Below's Queen's Jubilee exhibition
Art Below exhibition displays featuring various artworks and advertising panels installed along a London Underground station platform
London Underground platform at Waterloo station displaying Art Below exhibition posters and artworks on the tiled walls alongside the distinctive red roundel logo
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