A new series of posters is appearing in tube stations, celebrating London’s night-time cultural scene and marking the 10th anniversary of the Night Tube.
(c) London Transport Museum and Transport for London
Created by British illustrator and textile designer Esther Cox, the new series, Nights worth travelling for, spotlights four music venues – St Martin-in-the-Fields, the Southbank Centre’s Royal Festival Hall, Guildhall School of Music & Drama and O2 Academy Brixton.
All four posters will remain on display for three weeks.
Art and design lovers can also buy first-edition posters for £20, and smaller 30×40 artwork prints of all four designs for £10 each.
You can buy them here.
Elizabeth McKay, Director and CEO, London Transport Museum, said: “I am thrilled with these new illustrated posters and how they capture the vibrancy and exuberance of London’s nightlife. Celebrating the 10th anniversary of the Night Tube, Esther Cox’s striking artworks capture the venues, performances and experiences that make London’s night-time cultural scene so special, encouraging people to discover the many ‘nights worth travelling for’ across the city. In addition to delighting the travelling public, these wonderful posters of nocturnal city life will make the perfect gift for lovers of design and London.”
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