#urban-art

#urban-art

When we consider the subway, it's often for reasons that have to do with decay and deterioration. The switches are outdated. The elevators are broken. The train is late (again). Of course it could be better, but rarely do we pause to take in what the system does right. Its 25 lines, 472 stations, and 665 miles of track traverse the city and offer a tremendous amount of mobility.

Austin's latest work explores the intersection of narrative and metaphor through surreal depictions of marine life in unsettling urban environments, evoking a sense of alienation.

The City of London's annual sculpture trail, now in its 14th year, features a reduced collection of only 11 artworks, with only five new pieces.

The title of this show, "Fractured," reflects not only the current state of our culture and sociopolitical dialogue, but also the theme of duality that I explore in much of my work.

Roberts' painting, titled Metropolis, takes inspiration from Dix's triptych, yet approaches socio-political critiques with a lighter touch, focusing on human interaction.