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New Thames Barrier Park artwork

Thames Barrier Park: A new artwork to help people find the park more easily

As part of the Royal Docks Corridor project, The Royal Docks Team (RDT) are looking to install a new artwork on the wall(s) opposite Pontoon Dock DLR station. The entrance to the park up the steps or via the 'Green Dock' entrance are currently a bit mysterious, and so RDT are looking for a bright, bold artwork to show people the way.


If you regularly visit the park and would like to get involved in this project, please leave a comment below. Thank you!


Currently the Call Out for artists' proposals is open.

The Royal Docks Team (RDT) are looking for artists’ proposals for a new large-scale mural or wall-based artwork outside Thames Barrier Park.

It follows a series of major improvements in the area (called the Royal Docks Corridor project), building and cleaning to make the neighbourhood safer, greener and more accessible. This has included a full overhaul of the square outside Pontoon Dock station, where we’re now hoping to install a vibrant, welcoming new artwork across 1-2 of the walls.

Find out more on the timeline page...

Please note the extended deadline for applications: Monday 9th February, 10am.

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Phases

Phases overview
Phase 1: Call out for artists
Call out for artists
Phase 3: Social engagement and final design created
Social engagement and final design created
Phase 4: Planning applications and preparations
Planning applications and preparations

Installation

June 1, 2026 11:00 PM - August 1, 2026 11:00 PM

We'll have more information on this when we know what it is!

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