List of public art in the London Borough of Hillingdon

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John Alcock and Arthur Brown (1954) by William McMillan in front of the Heathrow Academy which provides vocational and specialist theory courses Alcock.brown.statue.arp.750pix.jpg
John Alcock and Arthur Brown (1954) by William McMillan in front of the Heathrow Academy which provides vocational and specialist theory courses

This is a list of public art in the London Borough of Hillingdon .

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Map of public art in the London Borough of Hillingdon

Eastcote

ImageTitle / subjectLocation and
coordinates
DateArtist / designerTypeDesignationNotes
Eastcote War MemorialMemorial Gardens, Field End Road1921 Louis Frederick Roslyn and Edmund John ShelmerdineMemorial crossUnveiled 12 June 1921. [1] [2]
Eastcote Library.jpg Coat of arms of Middlesex East façade of Eastcote Library, Field End Road

51°34′50″N0°24′01″W / 51.5805°N 0.4003°W / 51.5805; -0.4003 (Coat of arms of Middlesex)
1959Municipal works team of Middlesex County Council

Harefield

ImageTitle / subjectLocation and
coordinates
DateArtist / designerTypeDesignationNotes
Harefield - geograph.org.uk - 274853.jpg
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Harefield War MemorialThe Green

51°36′15″N0°28′49″W / 51.6041°N 0.4803°W / 51.6041; -0.4803 (Harefield War Memorial)
1921Frederick Herbert MansfordObelisk Grade II [3]
Making SpaceHeart Science Centre, Magdi Yacoub Institute2004 Antony Gormley Sculpture [4]
Prometheus
Magdi Yacoub
Harefield Hospital

51°36′25″N0°28′58″W / 51.6069°N 0.4828°W / 51.6069; -0.4828 (Prometheus)
2008Pavlos Angelos Kougioumtzis [5] StatueUnveiled 21 November 2008 by Gordon Brown. [6]
Harefield Hospital hare globe.jpg Harefield village green main (globe) signThe Green (public green) partly facing the south end of the large hospital site

51°36′11″N0°29′02″W / 51.603°N 0.484°W / 51.603; -0.484
2008Circular (band) sign and finial-style statueHare as in the name of the place. Australia and Britain due to the injured treated at the large hospital in World War I.

Harmondsworth

ImageTitle / subjectLocation and
coordinates
DateArtist / designerTypeDesignationNotes
Royal Canadian Air Force MemorialHarmondsworth Moor

51°29′24″N0°29′21″W / 51.4901°N 0.4893°W / 51.4901; -0.4893
1995Memorial stone with plaque [7]
The HurdlerForecourt of the Lodge, Harmondsworth Lane1984 Diana Thomson SculptureCommissioned by APC International and inspired by the 1984 Summer Olympics, the sculpture later became the basis for the company's logo. [8]

Heathrow Airport

ImageTitle / subjectLocation and
coordinates
DateArtist / designerTypeDesignationNotes
Where it all began! (geograph 2651652).jpg Anglo-French Survey (1784–1790) baseline: the northern of its two commemorative cannonsWest of where Nene Road meets Northern Perimeter Road, being at one of the places known as "King's Arbour" (a notably large tree).

51°28′47″N0°27′01″W / 51.47980°N 0.4502°W / 51.47980; -0.4502
1791 William Mudge Grade II The corresponding south cannon is next to LEH School, Hampton. [9]
Alcock.brown.statue.arp.750pix.jpg Alcock and Brown Newall Road, on north side of the airport

51°28′50″N0°26′36″W / 51.48053°N 0.4433°W / 51.48053; -0.4433
1954 William McMillan Sculptural group [10]
Custom Shed ScreenCustom House, Nene Road1967 Robert Adams Screens [8]
Hatton Cross stn westbound look east.JPG Speedbird motifs Hatton Cross tube station

51°27′59.83″N0°25′24″W / 51.4666194°N 0.42333°W / 51.4666194; -0.42333
1975After Theyre Lee-Elliott Mosaics [11] [12]
Compass Centre, British Airways, Heathrow - geograph.org.uk - 137588.jpg AtlasOutside the Compass Centre, Northern Perimeter Road West1993 c.1993Hylton StockwellSculpture [13]
Heathrow Terminal 5 037.JPG Moving World (Night & Day) Terminal 5

51°28′24″N0°29′22″W / 51.47322°N 0.48938°W / 51.47322; -0.48938
2008 Langlands & Bell Pair of illuminated neon and steel walls [14]
Animated Crest Terminal 5

51°28′17.71″N0°29′17.23″W / 51.4715861°N 0.4881194°W / 51.4715861; -0.4881194
2008Christopher Pearson [15]
Oak Seasons Terminal 5

51°28′17.71″N0°29′17.23″W / 51.4715861°N 0.4881194°W / 51.4715861; -0.4881194
2008Christopher Pearson [15]
London Heathrow Airport gate guardian (Emirates A380), 10 September 2012.jpg
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Emirates A380 sculptureAt north access to/from Terminals 2 & 3 access tunnel

51°28′50″N0°27′11″W / 51.48061°N 0.4530°W / 51.48061; -0.4530
2008Penwal [16]
Cloud Heathrow Terminal 5.jpg Cloud Terminal 5

51°28′17.71″N0°29′17.23″W / 51.4715861°N 0.4881194°W / 51.4715861; -0.4881194
2008TroikaSculpture [15]
All the Time in the World Terminal 5

51°28′17.71″N0°29′17.23″W / 51.4715861°N 0.4881194°W / 51.4715861; -0.4881194
2008Troika [15]
Swan letter Heathrow T5.jpg Yan Shu (swan letter) Terminal 5

51°28′17.71″N0°29′17.23″W / 51.4715861°N 0.4881194°W / 51.4715861; -0.4881194
2008UnitedVisualArtistsSculpture [17]
London Underground 150 sculpture at Heathrow Temrinals 1,2,3.jpg Sculpture marking the 150th anniversary of the London Underground Ticket hall at Heathrow Terminals 2 & 3 tube station

51°28′16.67″N0°27′8.64″W / 51.4712972°N 0.4524000°W / 51.4712972; -0.4524000
2013Sculpture [18]
Turkish Airlines Globe and Destinations (geograph 6046907).jpg Turkish Airlines GlobeNear main access tunnel, on central roundabout (between Terminals 2 & 3)

51°28′19″N0°27′11″W / 51.47189°N 0.4531°W / 51.47189; -0.4531
2013Sculpture [19]
London Taxi by Benedict Radcliffe, Heathrow Airport.jpg London Taxi Terminal 2

51°28′10.62″N0°27′4.87″W / 51.4696167°N 0.4513528°W / 51.4696167; -0.4513528
2014Benedict RadcliffeSculpture [20]
Slipstream (2014) by Richard Wilson, London Heathrow Terminal 2, UK - 20150621-01.jpg
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Slipstream Terminal 2

51°28′10.8″N0°26′58.8″W / 51.469667°N 0.449667°W / 51.469667; -0.449667
2014 Richard Wilson Sculpture [21]

Hayes

ImageTitle / subjectLocation and
coordinates
DateArtist / designerTypeDesignationNotes
Hayes War MemorialChurch Road

51°31′04″N0°25′09″W / 51.51766°N 0.419146°W / 51.51766; -0.419146
Post-World War II  ?Wooden Calvary on raised stone plinth with brick surrounding walls and carved inscriptions [22]
Bird Sculpture at Lake Farm Park, Hayes - geograph.org.uk - 8469.jpg Skylark Lake Farm Country Park

51°30′42″N0°25′31″W / 51.51166°N 0.425146°W / 51.51166; -0.425146
2002 c.2002 Ben Dearnley Sculpture
TilingUnderpass at Hayes and Harlington railway station 2003Lubna Chowdhary [23]
The Converse Wall of Clash Powerhouse building, Blyth Road

51°30′15.96″N0°25′34.5″W / 51.5044333°N 0.426250°W / 51.5044333; -0.426250
2014Remi Rough and System (Agents of Change) [24]
Night scene Norman Leddy Memorial Gardens

51°31′14″N0°25′24″W / 51.52046°N 0.423206°W / 51.52046; -0.423206
Tom "Carver" HarveyTree sculpture [25]
Man looking for his dogBarra Hall Park

51°31′05″N0°25′24″W / 51.51816°N 0.423416°W / 51.51816; -0.423416
Tom "Carver" HarveyTree sculpture [25]

Art installation

On Sunday 5 August 2012, Jeremy Deller's art installation Sacrilege (an inflatable life-size model of Stonehenge) was installed in Barra Hall Park from 10.30am to 6pm. An estimated 1,400 people visited on the day. [26]

Northwood

ImageTitle / subjectLocation and
coordinates
DateArtist / designerArchitect / otherTypeDesignationNotes
War memorial on Green Lane, Northwood (geograph 5538685).jpg
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Northwood War MemorialGreen Lane, near Northwood tube station

51°36′42″N0°25′30″W / 51.6116°N 0.4250°W / 51.6116; -0.4250
1921William Aumonier Jr.F. D. BedfordMemorial cross Grade II Unveiled 13 February 1921. [27]
Northwood Green Man.jpg Green Man and town signGreen Lane2011William LeeSculptures [28]

Ruislip

ImageTitle / subjectLocation and
coordinates
DateArtist / designerTypeDesignationNotes
War Memorial, Ruislip - geograph.org.uk - 1438124.jpg
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Ruislip War MemorialEastcote Road, opposite St Martin's Church

51°34′39″N0°25′38″W / 51.5775°N 0.4272°W / 51.5775; -0.4272
1921?Local craftsmenMemorial cross [29]
Monument of Polish Pilots in Northolt (cropped).JPG
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Polish Air Force Memorial
Polish Air Force in Great Britain
South Ruislip

51°32′56″N0°24′01″W / 51.5488°N 0.4002°W / 51.5488; -0.4002
2 November 1948 Mieczysław Lubelski War memorial with sculpture Grade II* [30]
South Ruislip Underground Station (Central Line and Chiltern Railways).jpg Cast concrete abstract friezeTicket hall of South Ruislip station 1961 c.1961 Henry Haig Frieze [31]

Stockley Park

ImageTitle / subjectLocation and
coordinates
DateArtist / designerArchitect / otherTypeDesignationNotes
In the GardenOutside 3 Roundwood Avenue, Stockley Park 1983 Peter Randall-Page Arup Associates; Charles Funke (landscape architect)SculptureInstalled here in 1992; the work was previously untitled. [32]
Synchronised SculptureLake in front of the Arena Building, Bennetsfield Road, Stockley Park 1988 Kevin Atherton SculptureEight bronze legs cast from Sarah Northey, the British Synchronised Swimmer of the Year in 1987. [32]
Soaring American EagleOutside 4 Roundwood Avenue, Stockley Park 1990 c.1990 ? Peter Foggo AssociatesSculptureCommissioned by Electronic Data Systems. [32]
Lot's Wife Outside 1 Furzeground Way, Stockley Park 1990Robin Caiger-Smith Geoffrey Darke & AssociatesSculpture Dow Chemicals commissioned the work, which alludes to the metamorphosis whereby brine is produced by mining salt deposits, as well as to Dow as a "forward-looking company". [33]
OsirisisisOutside 5 Longwalk Road, Stockley Park 1991 Stephen Cox Foster Associates Sculpture [34]
Tetra TrellisOutside 1 Longwalk Road, Stockley Park 1993 William Pye Arup Associates SculptureCommissioned by Tetra Pak. [34]
Challenge Stockley Park 1995 Wendy Taylor Sculpture [35]

Uxbridge

ImageTitle / subjectLocation and
coordinates
DateArtist / designerTypeDesignationNotes
Piece of Chepstow Railway Bridge.jpg Girder from Chepstow Railway Bridge Brunel University 1852 Isambard Kingdom Brunel Girder
Uxbridge War Memorial - geograph.org.uk - 1755167.jpg
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Uxbridge War MemorialThe Old Graveyard, Windsor Street

51°32′40″N0°28′51″W / 51.5445°N 0.4808°W / 51.5445; -0.4808
1924 Adrian Jones War memorial with sculptureUnveiled 11 November 1924. [36]
UXBRIDGE-09 120512 CPS (7160090809).jpg Winged wheelsEntrance to Uxbridge tube station

51°32′46″N0°28′44″W / 51.5461°N 0.4789°W / 51.5461; -0.4789
1934Joseph ArmitageArchitectural sculpture Grade II [37]
Exit from Uxbridge Underground Station, High Street, Uxbridge - geograph.org.uk - 1779409.jpg Coats of arms of the Basset family, of Middlesex and of BuckinghamshireExit from Uxbridge tube station

51°32′46″N0°28′44″W / 51.5462°N 0.4788°W / 51.5462; -0.4788
1934 Ervin Bossányi Stained glass Grade II [38]
St. Andrew's Gate. Uxbridge - geograph.org.uk - 339467.jpg Saint Andrew's GateHillingdon Road roundabout

51°32′38″N0°28′22″W / 51.5439°N 0.4729°W / 51.5439; -0.4729
1957 [39]
Shoreditch College Golden Jubilee 1969 Brunel University 1969Attributed to Philip John WhittenRelief [40]
Anticipation by Anita Lafford.jpg Anticipation
Golden Jubilee of Elizabeth II
Uxbridge town centre, outside The Chimes

51°32′45″N0°28′44″W / 51.5459°N 0.4789°W / 51.5459; -0.4789
25 June 2002Anita Lafford [41]
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Statue of Isambard Kingdom Brunel Brunel University

51°31′59″N0°28′30″W / 51.53307°N 0.47497°W / 51.53307; -0.47497
6 July 2006Anthony StonesStatue [42]
Connect sculpture at Brunel University.jpg Connect Brunel University 2016Maria Celina Reyes Gallo, Huda Alnabhan, Abdurrahman Ozdemir and Yeqing ZhengSculptural group [43]
Hawker Hurricane gate guardian, RAF Uxbridge.jpg Hawker HurricaneOutside Battle of Britain Bunker Museum, RAF Uxbridge

51°32′26″N0°27′52″W / 51.54051°N 0.464428°W / 51.54051; -0.464428
Gate guardian [44]
Battle of Britain Bunker with Spitfire.jpg Supermarine SpitfireOutside Battle of Britain Bunker Museum, RAF Uxbridge

51°32′25″N0°27′52″W / 51.54031°N 0.464568°W / 51.54031; -0.464568
Gate guardian [44]
Four Concrete Forms with White Brunel University Justin KnowlesSculptureGiven by Arts Council England. [45]

West Drayton

ImageTitle / subjectLocation and
coordinates
DateArtist / designerArchitect / otherTypeDesignationNotes
War Memorial outside the entrance to West Drayton cemetery - geograph.org.uk - 1754149.jpg Yiewsley and West Drayton War MemorialHarmondsworth Road, outside the entrance to West Drayton Cemetery

51°30′00″N0°28′05″W / 51.49995°N 0.46798°W / 51.49995; -0.46798
After 1918 ?War memorial [46]

Yiewsley

ImageTitle / subjectLocation and
coordinates
DateArtist / designerArchitect / otherTypeDesignationNotes
Yiewsley War Memorial 2.jpg Yiewsley War memorialSt Matthew's Church, Yiewsley 1921War memorialUnveiled on 28 May 1921 by Lady Delia Peel
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ArtoriusOutside Virtus London 6, Ironbridge Road North, Prologis Park West London, Yiewsley

51°30′36″N0°27′09″W / 51.5101°N 0.4524°W / 51.5101; -0.4524 (Artorius)
1990 John Raimondi Skidmore, Owings & Merrill Sculpture [47]

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