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The Mermaid - Damien Hirst

One of five public pieces from former Peninsula resident, Damien Hirst. Located at the heart of The Tide overlooking the river.

Siblings - Morag Myerscough

Morag Myerscough of Studio Myerscough has brought her signature splash of colour to The Tide

Seafood Disco - Studio Morison

A 27m, 60 seater picnic bench in the shape of a smile situated along The Tide

Head in the Wind - Allen Jones

A site-specific art piece by pop-artist, Allen Jones. Designed to be viewed from above and below.

Hydra and Kali - Damien Hirst

From Damien Hirst's 'Treasures from the Wreck of the Unbelievable' features the Hindu goddess, Kali fighting a giant Hydra

33 - Studio Weave in collaboration with HATO

33 is a three-storey decorative folly by Studio Weave in collaboration with HATO, laced with themes about home. Climb the sculpture and enjoy 360° views of the Peninsula, from Central Park to the O2.

A Pinch In Time — Fleafolly Architects

Millennium Way’s visual extravaganza uses more than 1,200 digitally-printed ceramic tiles.

Big Dreamer — Matt Blease

A NOW Gallery commission makes canvases of construction site hoardings.

A Bullet From A Shooting Star - Alex Chinneck

An upside-down electricity pylon is a surrealist spectacle on the South Bank. It's also part of The Line, London's first dedicated modern and contemporary art walk.

The Optic Cloak - Conrad Shawcross

The mechanical sculptor reimagines an industrial flue as a shimmering mirage.

Liberty Grip - Gary Hume

An abstract human form, cast in bronze, right on the bank of the river. It's also part of The Line.

The Diver - Damien Hirst

The Diver is a large-scale bronze sculpture by the British artist Damien Hirst. The two female figures appear like characters from ancient mythology, yet are damaged and covered in corals, having been submerged in the sea for a long time.

Quantum Cloud - Antony Gormley

The Angel of the North creator’s tallest piece to date invites pause and reflection as part of The Line, London's first dedicated modern and contemporary art walk.

Slice of Reality - Richard Wilson

Part of The Line, the exposed living quarters of a dissected sand dredger is an arresting sight.

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Tribe and Tribulation - Serge Attukwei Clottey

The art of Serge Attukwei Clottey primarily employs found materials from the artist's hometown in Accra, Ghana in order to create a dialogue with the city's cultural history and identity.

DEMON WITH BOWL

Standing at just over eighteen metres, this monumental figure is a copy of a smaller bronze recovered from the wreckage.

The River in Version - Marwan Kaabour

Celebrating the rich global identity of the Peninsula’s communities, A River in Verse is a lyrical and poetic mirror of the river Thames transforming The Tide’s glass facades into a fluid space of endless iterations.

'Poured Staircase' - Ian Davenport

As part of an ongoing exploration of colour, Ian Davenport has reimagined the entrance of The Tide by creating an immersive river of colour that cascades down staircase in parallel stripes.

Rangoli Mirrored Cosmos - Murugiah

Greenwich Peninsula has collaborated with graphic artist Murugiah as part of London Design Festival in celebration of Diwali, the festival of light.

Bubbles of Serenity

Lucy Hardcastle, brings Bubbles of Serenity to Greenwich Peninsula - an exploration of digital yet naturally inspired utopia brought to life.