Renowned Dutch artist Florentijn Hofman (‘Rubber Duck’ 2013, pictured) is creating an extraordinary new sculpture, his first UK commission, which will grace the River Thames at Nine Elms on the South Bank for the month of Totally Thames. FREE
Renowned Dutch artist Florentijn Hofman (‘Rubber Duck’ 2013, pictured) is creating an extraordinary new sculpture, his first UK commission, which will grace the River Thames at Nine Elms on the South Bank for the month of Totally Thames. Hofman’s design will be a closely guarded secret until 2nd September, when it will be towed upriver from its build site to its new home at Nine Elms on the South Bank. FREE
More info about the welcome event on 2nd September: free family fun!
Get up close and personal with our newest resident!
At low tides throughout September, step-access down to the foreshore by Riverside Gardens will be possible on the following days/times:
Fri 5th Sep 4pm-7pm
Sat 6th Sep 5.30pm-7pm
Mon 8th Sep 8am-10.30am
Tue 9th Sep 8.30am-11.30am
Wed 10th Sep 9am-12pm
Thu 11th Sep 10am-12pm
Fri 12th Sep 10.30am-1.30pm
Sat 13th Sep 11am-2pm
Sun 14th Sep 11.30am-2.30pm
Mon 15th Sep 12pm-3pm
Tue 16th Sep 12.30-3.30pm
Wed 17th Sep 1.30pm-3pm
Thu 18th Sep 2.30pm-5.30pm
Fri 19th Sep 4pm-7pm
Sat 20th Sep 5.30pm-7.30pm
Wed 24th Sep 8.30am-11.30am
Thu 25th Sep 9am-12pm
Fri 26th Sep 9.30am-12.30pm
Sat 27th Sep 10am-1pm
Sun 28th Sep 10.30am-1.30pm
Please note: access is organised by Thames Festival Trust. These are indicative times. Access will only be permitted if tidal conditions indicate it is safe to do so. The foreshore is a hazardous environment and access is provided at your own risk. Please keep to the demarcated area. Please check totallythames.org for up-to-date timings and full access details.
More information on the full Totally Thames programme of events taking place in Nine Elms on the South Bank.