The Metropolis

Help London Transport Museum save their latest art project from saccherine overdose

Mike Pollitt | Wednesday 22 February, 2012 11:20

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Nice art project at the London Transport Museum. Go here, fill in your postcode, answer the question “Where do you hope to be?” and your words could appear on a massive map of London representing the hopes and desires of the city’s commuters. This map will form part of an exhibition starting in May.

And your contribution is sorely needed. Judging by the examples on the artwork above the whole thing is in danger of being taken over by happy, outgoing folks intent on being even more happy. It won’t do.

Snipe’s contribution simply read:

“Down the pub.”

More info here.

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