Vote for your favourite
See how you can get involved in selecting the next exhibits for the Fourth Plinth
Empty Fourth Plinth (2014) by Greater London AuthorityMayor of London
The Fourth Plinth has become a powerful symbol for Londoners and visitors to our city. It signals London’s confidence as a global, creative city and brings out the art critic in everyone. Now, in these times, it’s more vital than ever to have your say on one of the most important art commissions in the world.
Shortlist Exhibition, National Gallery (2007) by The Mayor of LondonMayor of London
Online and in The National Gallery
You’ve now seen models of imaginative and creative works of art submitted by six leading international artists. Remember, these are also on display in the Annenberg Court at the National Gallery from 24 May to 4 July 2021.
Fourth Plinth header V1Mayor of London
We want you to tell us which is your favourite and why. You can do this by letting us know through the QR Codes or by leaving a comment on the Mayor of London's website. These will be included in the decision-making process and we will post the best comments online. The two selected commissions will be announced this summer 2021.
Vote for your favourite at: www.london.gov.uk/fourth-plinth
Here's a reminder of the shortlisted six below...
Jewellery Tree (2021) by Nicole EisenmanMayor of London
Nicole Eisenman
The Jewellery Tree
Antelope (2021) by Samson KambaluMayor of London
Samson Kambalu
Antelope
GONOGO (2021) by Goshka MacugaMayor of London
Goshka Macuga
GONOGO
On Hunger and Farming in the Skies of the Past 1957-1968 (2021) by Ibrahim MahamaMayor of London
Ibrahim Mahama
On Hunger and Farming in the Skies of the Past, 1957-1966
Improntas (Imprints) (2021) by Teresa MargollesMayor of London
Teresa Margolles
Improntas
Bumpman on Tree (2021) by Paloma Varga WeiszMayor of London
Paloma Varga Weisz
Bumpman for Trafalgar Square
L Rhoda Molife
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