Richard Long One thing leads to another – Everything is connected

One thing leads to another – Everything is connected

In celebration of 30 years of the Jubilee line, Art on the Underground is commissioning a series of contemporary artworks under the umbrella theme of 'The Value of Time' to be exhibited along the line from June 2009 to March 2010.

This print by Richard Long, made in a limited edition of 60,000, is the first one of this series of commissions and is being given away to London Underground customers on 2 and 3 June from 07:00 to 12:00 at the following 10 stations:

• Stanmore
• Wembley Park
• Finchley Road
• Baker Street
• Green Park
• Westminster
• London Bridge
• Canada Water
• Canary Wharf
• Stratford

This artwork is produced in partnership with Tate Britain to coincide with the exhibition Richard Long: Heaven and Earth, a major survey of Richard Long's work at Tate Britain, open from 3 June to 6 September 2009.

The work contrasts the diverse landscape that the Jubilee line travels through, from Stanmore to Stratford, with the rugged landscape of the Cairngorm Mountains in Scotland, which was traversed by Long on foot on one of the many walks he has made as an integral part of his art.

Richard Long: Heaven and Earth

For more information about Richard Long's exhibition Heaven and Earth at Tate Britain – click here

Win free tickets to the exhibition

To win free tickets to the exhibition click here.

The 75 winners will be drawn at random on 29 June 2009, winners will be notified by telephone and/or email within 14 days of the closing date (28 June) and all winners will have a further 14 days to respond to such notification and agree arrangements with the Promoter for delivery. See terms and conditions for further details.

The Value of Time – Art on the Jubilee line

Valuing Customer's Time is Transport for London’s key objective. Art on the Underground is responding to this objective by taking the theme The Value of Time as a concept for commissioning a series of new works along the Jubilee line from June 2009 to March 2010 in celebration of its 30th anniversary and the 10th anniversary of the Jubilee line extension.

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