PROCESSIONS 2018 London, an Artichoke Project Commissioned by 14-18 NOW, photo by Sheila Burnett
Waterlicht, Daan Roosegaarde . Photo by Matthew Andrews
Waterlicht by Daan Roosegaarde, Granary Square, Kings Cross. Lumiere London, 18 - 21 January, produced by Artichoke and commissioned by the Mayor of London.
London 1666
London 1666, David Best, London’s Burning, a festival of arts and ideas for Great Fire 350. Produced by Artichoke. Photo by Matthew Andrews
What Matters by Shuster & Moseley
What Matters, Shuster & Moseley, Lumiere Durham 2017. Produced by Artichoke. Photo by Matthew Andrews

Artichoke works with artists to create extraordinary and ambitious public art in cities, the countryside and on coastlines around the UK.

We have created some of the most celebrated outdoor art in recent times, including the Lumiere light festivals, The Sultan’s Elephant, Antony Gormley’s One & Other Fourth Plinth commission and Temple.

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January 15, 2020

Women Making History: PROCESSIONS 2018

We’re publishing a book! Women Making History is a unique, fully-illustrated collection of all 100 banners commissioned as part of PROCESSIONS. Pre-order before 10 April 2020 and your name will be listed as a Subscriber in the book. … Read More

January 6, 2020

Development Coordinator

We are seeking a bright, highly motivated individual for the role of Development Coordinator.  … Read More

December 17, 2019

Artist Interview: Adam Finlay, NOVAK “Art can make people feel the immediacy of global warming and take action.”

NOVAK are back in the capital with a spectacular public artwork for the first time since Lumiere London 2016. Imminence is a new work commissioned by Bloomberg Philanthropies and produced by Artichoke to awaken Londoners to the urgency of the climate crisis. Today we’re in conversation with Studio Director, Adam Finlay about… Read More

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London 1666
London 1666, David Best, London’s Burning, a festival of arts and ideas for Great Fire 350. Produced by Artichoke. Photo by Matthew Andrews