Wednesday, 12 August 2015

London art trail: 'What's in your DNA?'

Greetings fellow Scientists!

Here's another summer recommendation from your Travelling Scientist! Till 6th September you have time to explore 21 sculptures of the DNA double helix decorated by a number of famous artists. Organised by the Cancer Research UK, the art trail is a fantastic opportunity to explore London. Furthermore, the sculptures will be auctioned in September to raise the money towards the Francis Crick Institute.

 "After the Race" by Ross Brawn
Location: Peter's Hill, St. Paul's

 "Birth of the Universe" by Andrew Logan
Location : Festival Gardens, St Paul's

"Helix" by Zaha Hadid
Location: Stamp Staircase Basement, South Wing, Somerset House

 "Double Dutch Delftblue DNA" by Chris & Xand van Tulleken
Location: Victoria Station

 "Double Helix Noir" by Thierry Noir
Location: Duke of York Square, Kings Road, SW3 4LY

 "Growing Stem" by Orla Kiely
Location: Dovehouse Green, Kings Road, SW3 5UF

 "Colours Through Speed" by Ian Callum, Director of Design, Jaguar
Location: South Kensington Station


Travelling Scientist - read our other summer articles:

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