This is a list of public art in the London Borough of Barking and Dagenham.
Main article: Barking, London |
Image | Title / subject | Location and coordinates |
Date | Artist / designer | Architect / other | Type | Designation | Notes |
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Barking War Memorial | Barking Park 51°32′40″N 0°05′01″E / 51.5445°N 0.0836°E |
1922 | — | Charles James Dawson | War memorial | Grade II | [1] |
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The Catch | Fanshawe Avenue Roundabout 51°32′27″N 0°04′58″E / 51.5409°N 0.0829°E |
2002 | Loraine Leeson | Anne Thorne Architects | Sculpture | — | [2] |
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Folly Wall | Town Square | 2007 | ? | muf | Folly | — | [3][4] |
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The Lighted Lady of Barking | Roundabout at junction of Abbey Road and London Road 51°32′16″N 0°04′20″E / 51.53775°N 0.07232°E |
2007 | Joost van Santen | — | Sculpture | — | [5] |
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Statue of Job Henry Charles Drain VC | Outside the Broadway Theatre, facing Barking Abbey Park 51°32′07″N 0°04′39″E / 51.5353°N 0.0776°E |
2009 | Steven Hunter (Sculpt-It Limited); Mark Barnett (relief plaque) | — | Statue | — | [6][7] |
London Bridge Stones
In 2007, two small stones from remains of the old medieval London Bridge[8] were joined together in a sculpture in front of St Margaret's church facing the Barking Abbey ruins as part of several public artworks placed in Barking Town Centre by artist Joost van Santen.[9]
Main article: Dagenham |
Image | Title / subject | Location and coordinates |
Date | Artist / designer | Architect / other | Type | Designation | Notes |
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Dagenham Village War Memorial | Junction of Church Lane and Crown Street 51°32′24″N 0°09′41″E / 51.5399°N 0.1614°E |
2000 | ? | ? | War memorial cross | — | [10] |
Dagenham Idol | Valence Park | 2009 | c.? | — | Sculpture | — | An iron maquette for an unrealised large sculpture, based on the prehistoric artefact of the same name.[11] | |
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Capri MkI | Valence Park | 2010–11 | A. J. Baldwin | — | Sculpture | — | An iron sculpture commissioned as part of the redevelopment of Valence House, the borough's local history museum; it alludes to the Ford Dagenham factory.[12] |