TODAY: Final day to apply for Art Below this February..

TODAY: Final day to apply to show your art on billboard space in the London Underground with Art Below this February.

Click here to view all you need to know about how to take part in Art Below this February including..

What poster size would you like? Large, Standard or Shared

What tube station would you like to exhibit your work at? Category A, B or C

How much does it cost? Prices range from £289 to £1289

What is included in the cost? Poster design, Printing, 2 weeks poster display in a station of your choice, Group Show at the Underground Gallery, Complimentary print delivered to your home address.

How to apply: Send upto 5 low res images of your proposed work. State what poster size and what station you would like.

Deadline: 21st January

Application by email to submissions@artbelow.org.uk

with requirements as laid out in the guidelines

As we celebrate 150 years of the London Underground there is no better time to part in Art Below.

This February is a VIP month in London’s cultural calendar with some of the biggest events across music, film and fashion taking place, such as the BAFTA’s, the Brit Awards and London Fashion Week.

For 2 weeks starting 11th February we are giving you the opportunity to feature your artwork on a billboard space in a tube station of your choice.

As an Art Below exhibitor your chosen piece of work will also be on show to the public as an A2 framed lambda print at the Underground Gallery, which is actually based in Charing Cross Underground Station, in the very heart of London, just seconds away from Trafalgur Square and the National Gallery. To mark the launch of February’s Art Below there will be a private view event for all the artists taking part and their invited guests.

Note: Fees are payable to Art Below if your application is succesful and you choose to go ahead.

Art Below's 'Art of Angel' January 2013.

'Art of Angel' is our first exhibition of 2013, showcasing a selection of outstanding international artists work throughout Angel tube station for 2 weeks this January and coincides with The 25th London Art Fair (16th -20th Jan).

Accompanying the underground exhibition will be the 'Art of Angel' group show (17th -20th Jan) at the Candid Arts Trust, a historic Victorian warehouse with over 6,500 sq ft of exhibition space, located directly behind Angel station.

Entry is free to the public. 10 am - 6pm, Friday to Sunday.

Artists include:

Alison Jackson | Andrew Rafferty | Agnetha Sjogren | Ammar Syed |

Art Wars | Bran Symondson | Carla Nizzola | Christopher Holden |

Damilola Oshilaja | Eleanor Lindsay Fynn | Gillian Holding | India Ritchie |

Lorenzo Belenguer | Nigel Lord | Penny Samociuk | Philip Levine |

Rosh Keegan | Sally Wright | Terrence Arpino

Art Below Pops Up at The Other Art Fair, 22nd - 25th November 2012.

This November at The Other Art Fair, Art Below staged their very own underground station, where they featured 10 outstanding international new artists, presenting their work as billboard posters in a purpose built space with unique Art Below branding.

Here are some pictures from of the Art Below tube station.

Art Below's very own tube station busker

Ewa Wilczynski

The Art Below tube station was designed by artist Eleanor Lindsay Fynn who last year took over

an entire platform at Regent's Park during Frieze with her 'yellow faces' exhibition see here.

Alejandro Mos Riera next to his work

Ammar Syed next to his work

AKA BELOW

From 26th November Art Below are showcased selected works from the AKA Peace series on the London Underground. "AKA Peace" originally conceived by photographer Bran Symondson and curated by artist Jake Chapman, is an exhibition of new works made specially for The Peace One Day Project 2012, bringing together some of the most celebrated names in Contemporary Art, all of whom agreed to transform a decommissioned AK-47 assault rifle, refashioning what has become a symbol of global violence on the broadest scale into artworks of intrigue and even beauty.

Bran Symondson's 'Commodities' at Regents Park tube station.

Langlands and Bell 'Sign of the times' at Old Street Station

Mat Collishaw 'Harvester' at Old Street Station

Nancy Fout's 'Don't Touch', Laila Shawa 'Where Souls Dwell', Charming Baker 'A Brief Holiday

from Dispair' at Old Street Station

Antony Micallef 'Improvised Weaponhead' at Old Street Station

ART BELOW REGENTS PARK NOVEMBER 2012

Bakerloo Line Platforms, Regents Park tube station. 26th November to 10th December

Ammar Syed

Julia Rho

Boyandgirl

To co-inside with Affordable Art Fair Hampstead, Art Below featured work by 4 contemporary artists at Hampstead underground station for 2 weeks starting 29th October.

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