This month, Artwork on the Underground is unveiling a brand new paintings at Stratford station, London, by the Kurdish artist Ahmet Öğüt, entitled Saved by the Whale’s Tail, Saved by Artwork. It was impressed by a metro accident outdoors Rotterdam by which the practice overran the elevated station cease, however was saved from plunging into the water beneath by a 10-metre-high sculpture of a whale’s tail, certainly one of two positioned there by artist Maarten Struijs. There have been no passengers on board, and the motive force managed to flee unhurt.Was this a one-off? Have there been different artistic endeavors which have performed a rescue position? Or is their potential for salvation solely restricted to the non secular? Astrid, CoventryPost your solutions (and new questions) beneath or ship them to nq@theguardian.com. A variety might be revealed subsequent Sunday.
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