Public Art
Delve beyond Peninsula Square, and you’ll be rewarded with The Tide, featuring monumental artworks to explore along the route, two sculptures from British artist Damien Hirst and British pop-artist Allen Jones’ 8-metre high artwork Head in the Wind. These public artworks join existing works on the Peninsula by the likes of Morag Myerscough, Tatty Devine, Antony Gormley and Gary Hume whose artwork features as part of The Line Art Walk.
Events
Happy, healthy communities thrive on interaction, the buzz of the social, the meeting of people, the opportunity to cross paths, to belong. From jazz festivals to weekly markets, here a new community is inventing itself. Outdoor cinemas, dances in the square, music by the river, gallery late nights… culture can happen anywhere at any time.
The Tide
The Tide is a 5KM walkway that will eventually join the seven districts of Greenwich Peninsula. Designed by Diller Scofidio + Renfro, in collaboration with Neiheiser Agyros, The Tide consists of a network of public spaces and embedded gardens. The first kilometre features a stunning elevated section that allows a unique riverside view to sit, linger and connect. The trail also features a number of public art from renowned artists, including Damien Hirst, Felipe Pantone and Morag Myerscough.
