Plinth

Plinth

Projects

We work with organisations who share our vision of bringing art and culture to the widest possible audience.

Together with our clients, Plinth produces bespoke contemporary art projects in the public realm.

Selling artworks and objects in our online Shop is just one of the many ways we support our favourite creative charities.

Discover artworks for theCOLAB, Ikon Gallery, The Line, Liverpool Biennial, Turner Contemporary, South London Gallery and the Wellcome Collection.

The Line. Weaving 5 miles through the capital, with works by Antony Gormley, Anish Kapoor, Eva Rothschild and more.

Free and open to all, The Line connects nature, heritage and landmark art — while supporting the communities along its path.

We support that kind of vision.

Assemble aren’t your usual architecture collective.

Discover Barry Flanagan. the works (2024) and Fibredog (2025), produced by Plinth

Liberty has been animated by artists since 1875.

From Althea McNish to Grayson Perry

What would William Morris be making if he were alive today?

Plinth’s exhibition will answer just that. To be announced in 2026.

Canterbury Cathedral is embracing how heritage and tradition can sit alongside modernity.

1,400 years of art and craftsmanship, and the best is yet to come.

With everything going on in the world, the need for War Child is greater than ever.

They support the recovery of children in war zones.

We support them.

The Fourth Plinth. The most celebrated (and the most controversial) public sculpture in the UK.

In Trafalgar Square, and never out of the spotlight – radical, celebrated, debated.

  • Reach PLC. The UK's largest commercial, national and regional news publisher.

    75 years after the Empire Windrush docked at Tilbury, Plinth partnered with the Pride of Britain Awards to celebrate the Caribbean pioneers who rebuilt postwar Britain.

    Pride of Britain/Reach PLC

  • Plinth partnered with Wellcome Collection to produce award-nominated merchandise.

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  • Magnum Photos is a cooperative of some of the world’s most renowned photographers.

    They've been documenting most of the world's major events and personalities since the 1930s. Discover more on our Shop page.

  • Liberty Fabrics has been at the cutting-edge of design and decorative arts since 1875.

  • The Fourth Plinth is one of the world's most famous public art commissions.

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  • The Roald Dahl Story Company (RDSC) is the home of Roald Dahl’s much loved stories and characters.

  • The Line is London’s first dedicated public art walk – featuring sculptures by Antony Gormley, Anish Kapoor, Eva Rothschild and many more.

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  • Create London commissions bold, radical and socially-engaged art and architecture that is woven into the fabric of everyday life.

  • The only public gallery devoted to the designer, craftsman and radical socialist William Morris.

    Plinth is curating an exhibition there in 2026. Announcement to follow.

  • Plinth created products with artists featured in the Hayward Gallery’s blockbuster exhibition In the Black Fantastic.

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  • Plinth advises War Child, the only specialist charity for children affected by conflict.

  • Plinth brings to life playful, subversive items designed by music icon Nick Cave.

  • Plinth collaborated with Jason Bruges Studio on limited edition artwork for The Museum of The Future, Dubai.

  • Plinth worked with The Estate of Barry Flanagan and Assemble to produce a durational performance.

    The Estate of Barry Flanagan

  • Assemble is an award-winning architecture, art and design studio based in London. 

    Discover Barry Flanagan. the works, Fibredog, plus on our Shop page.

    Assemble

  • Conrad Shawcross is known for his intricate, thought-provoking sculptures, installations, and large-scale public art projects.

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    Conrad Shawcross

  • Plinth co-founder Paul Franklyn, along with Ekow Eshun and Oliver Benjamin, runs Non Linear, a project empowering young people to pursue creative careers.

    Non Linear

  • With the artist Gillian Wearing, the Mayor of London and designer Bella Freud, Plinth created merchandise inspired by Milicent Fawcett in support of the Fawcett Society.

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    The Fawcett Society

  • Plinth curated the exhibition Samples featuring members of The Royal Society of Sculptors.

    Royal Society of Sculptors