Step into the sensory world of London’s Tube in Guildhall Art Gallery’s immersive exhibition by Jock McFadyen RA and Jem Finer of The Pogues.

‘Jock McFadyen with Jem Finer: Underground (and Surface)‘ brings together Jock McFadyen’s large-scale Tube station paintings, revisiting his Underground series from the late 1990s, with a layered soundscape by Jem Finer of The Pogues, composed from field recordings on the Northern and Central lines. Image and sound combine to transform familiar stations, signage and everyday noises into an immersive experience, encouraging visitors to see and listen to the Underground anew.

The exhibition then opens out into a sequence of works, presenting McFadyen’s expansive cityscapes and earlier paintings featuring people. Set above ground, these works offer a striking counterpoint to the enclosed spaces of the subway, shifting the focus from subterranean movement to the broader rhythms and human presence of the city.

Highlights include:

• A reimagining of the acclaimed ‘Underground’ series, first created in the late 1990s and brought into the present through this unique collaboration.
• The debut of a newly completed work from McFadyen’s Underground series, shown publicly for the first time.
• An immersive soundscape by Jem Finer, using field recordings from the Northern and Central lines to bring the Underground to life.
• Large-scale artworks of iconic London locations, from shadowy Underground stations to open, sunlit cityscapes.
• Captivating artworks such as ‘Bank’, ‘Ghost’ and ‘Popular Enclosure’, capturing both the intensity and calm of the city.
• Each artwork is linked to a specific Tube station, inviting visitors to see London’s transport network – and the city – in a new way.

Time: Daily 10am to 5pm. 27.02.2026 – 20.09.2026

To mark the beginning of 2026, Print Club London presents Repetition and Resonance, a vibrant large-scale exhibition hosted at 99 Bishopsgate, London EC2M 3YD, curated together with Brookfield Properties.

Designed as a joyful, summer-style hang, the exhibition brings warmth, colour, and creative energy into the city across the winter and spring months.

Showcasing new works by over 60 contemporary artists, Repetition and Resonance celebrates the dynamic breadth of today’s printmaking practice. Many of the featured artists work from Print Club London’s Dalston studios, making the exhibition not only a presentation of finished works, but also a reflection of an active, collaborative creative community.

At its core, the exhibition explores the physical and rhythmic nature of printmaking. Repetition is fundamental to the medium, each pull of a screen, each press of a plate, each carved line repeated again and again. Yet within this repetition lies variation. Subtle shifts in pressure, ink, gesture, and hand produce works that resonate with individuality and human touch.

Repetition and Resonance also celebrates the diversity of contemporary print. From bold graphic statements to delicate textural works, the exhibition brings together a wide range of styles, voices, and approaches. This expansive hang mirrors the spirit of Print Club London itself, a space where experimentation is encouraged, collaboration is central, and artists are supported at every stage of their practice.

Public Viewing

When: Mon – Fri, 9am – 6pm until the end of March

Where: 99 Bishopsgate