Delve into the captivating world of subway art, where urban spaces transform into vibrant canvases. This archive explores the diverse spectrum of artistic expression found on and around subway systems globally. From the clandestine tags of graffiti writers to the meticulously planned murals of street artists, we uncover the stories behind the art and the artists. Discover the evolution of styles, the social commentary often embedded within the work, and the ongoing dialogue between artists, transit authorities, and the public. Explore our collection of articles, showcasing stunning photography and insightful analyses of this fascinating urban art form.

Berlin Subway Sculpture
Popular urban artist Clemens Behr and graphic designer Raby Florence Fofana teamed up not long ago and together created a subway sculpture for Berlin’s probably most famous subway line U1! The so-called U1 Objekt is a two meters tall sculpture on wheels built out of wood and aluminium plates. The plates have been screenprinted with pattern-designs by Raby which where afterwards arranged and screwed together by Clemens… This Berlin subway sculpture is not just adding another part to Clemens Behr’s Places and Spaces series, but also objectifies the look and feel of a well-known means of local transport. Great! ...








