Wembley Park Art Trail
Figures of Change
Working with leading artists and community contributors, Wembley Park's boulevards and areas are a vast free public gallery of art and culture. Enhancing the area’s global reputation for sport, music and live entertainment, our public art highlights Wembley Park as a diverse, distinctive and vibrant neighbourhood.
Our free art trail consists of 18 pieces across a number of mediums, including paints, digital mixed media and upcycled materials. Learn more about each artwork and its artist below.
Figures of Change
Launching for International Women's Day 2022, 'Figures of Change’ consists of eight major public realm artworks by an all-female line up of leading artists from around the world. Curated by Zoë Allen of Artistic Statements, 'Figures of Change' adds to the existing Wembley Park Art Trail and takes shape across a myriad of unconventional outdoor canvases in site specific locations around the neighbourhood. The free public art includes digital pieces, lighting installations, typography, graphic design, photography and illustration. Reflecting the theme of IWD2022, 'Figures of Change' explores the positive shift in attitudes towards women and a collective desire for change following a hugely destabilising global pandemic.
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There’s more outdoor art to savour as Wembley Park launches a brand spanking new art trail, featuring 15 installations by artists from around the world.
Spotlight on... Think Independently, Together
Designed by Lois O'Hara, 'Think Independently, Together' aims to be a welcoming space for multi-generational connectivity, developed alongside young local adults whose critical feedback shaped the final visual. The intention is to create a joyful space which celebrates the diversity in the area using an eye-popping colour palette and interlocking shapes, encouraging connection and interaction after two years of isolation.
FAQs
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Is the art trail free?
Yes! The art trail in Wembley Park is completely free
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How long will the art trail take?
The art trail will take 30 minutes to 1 hour depending on your pace
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Is it accessible?
Yes! The art trail and Wembley Park are both completely accessible
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Where is the best place to start?
We recommend coming from Wembley Park tube station, however you can start wherever you want
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How can I find out more about each piece?
You can find out more about each piece from selecting the artwork above.
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Am I allowed to take photos?
Of course! Please take as many pictures as possible - and we'd love to see them using @wembleyparkldn or #WembleyPark
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Is there anywhere I can get a coffee or some food to enjoy?
Of course! Plenty of Wembley Park's restaurants and coffee shops are offering takeaway options. You can view them all here.
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Are toilets open?
Yes! You can find toilets in London Designer Outlet and Brent Civic Centre
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