Elephants 171-180

Today is an elephant day. Here’s 171-180. Choose your fave! If you could paint your own elephant, what would it look like?

171. Jarlo by Marty Thornton; Victoria Tower Gardens

172. Luna by M McCann, J Scott & N Colyer; Westfield

173. The Paul Smith Elephant by Sir Paul Smith; The Royal Exchange

174. Baarsfant no2 by Menno Baars; Green Park

175. R by Gavin Tuck; New Burlington Place

176. No More Plundering by Milo Tchais; Potters Field Park

177. Utopia by Mitch Freeman; Queens Walk, Hungerford Bridge

178. Naveen by John Stefanidis; Notting Hill Gate

179. 21st Century Ganesh by Mythili Thevendrampillai; originally at India Place (I interviewed Mythili for a London Art Spot post last February.)

180. Boogie Woo by Nandita Chaudhuri; Soho Square

For more photos, interviews and other info, visit my Elephant Parade page. Stay tuned for the rest!

Elephants 161-170

Elephant time! Here’s 161-170. Which one would you like for Christmas?

161. Maureen by Mackenzie Thorpe; Queens Walk, National Theatre

162. Gajaraj by HH Maharaja Ranjitsinh Gaekwad of Baroda; Old Quebec Street

163. Suraj by HH Maharaja Ranjitsinh Gaekwad of Baroda; The Dorchester

164. Hathi by Manish Arora; V&A Museum

165. Untitled by Marc Quinn; originally at Sotheby’s New Bond Street/Somerset House

166. Lunacrooner by Maria Ines Aguirre; Kensington High Street

167. Elephish by Mariana Bassani; Foubert’s Place/Regent Street

168. Coco by Fernando Pires Jorge & Mariana Bassani; Berkeley Square

169. Nanook by Martin Aveling; Green Park

170. Vanishing Elephant by Martin Jordan; Curzon Street

For more photos, interviews and other info, visit my Elephant Parade page. Stay tuned for the rest!

Elephants 151-160

Time for some more elephants. Here’s 151-160. Faves?

151. Wooly Mammoth by Laura Ford; originally at Hans Crescent

152. Frank by Leinz; originally at Market Place

153. Clearing by Lela Sheilds; Soho Square

154. Gilt by Lily Lewis; originally in Golden Square Gardens

155. ELEPHANTASTIC by Lily Marneffe; originally at 6 Devonshire Square

156. TINKLE by Louise Dear; Bruton Street

157. Deliverance by Loz Atkinson; Queens Walk, Royal Festival Hall

158. Eeipey by Lucy Clarke; originally in Windrush Square, Brixton

159. Mason by Lucy Fergus; originally at House of St. Barnabas

160. Kissed by Lulu Guinness; Carnaby Street/Broadwick Street

For more photos, interviews and other info, visit my Elephant Parade page. Stay tuned for the rest!

Elephants 121-130

Elephants 121-130. If you could have one of these in your garden, which would you choose?

121. James Bond by Oliver Lloyd & Lucy Fleming; Queens Walk – Hungerford Bridge

122. Roselephant by Jane Callan; More London

123. A Penny for Your Thoughts by Jane Morgan; 26 Audley Street

124. Elfreda by Jeff Hoare; originally at Tower of London

125. Lover by Jeff Royland; Berkeley Square

126. Untitled (Gajaraja) by Jitish Kallat; Leicester Square Gardens

127. Gloria by Joanna Martin; Kings Road

128. Cotee by Joanna Martin; Greenwich Visitor’s Centre

129. Sally by Joanna May; Queens Walk – National Theatre

130. Celebrating the International Year of Biodiversity by  IYB, originally at the Natural History Museum

For more photos, interviews and other info, visit my Elephant Parade page. Stay tuned for the rest!

Elephants 111-120

Another dose of Elephant Parade for Thursday morning. Here’s numbers 111-120.

111. Mother Nature by Hannes D’haese; The Hempel

112. Tara by Mark Shand; Hyde Park – Speaker’s Corner

113. Monopoly Community Chest by Hasbro & Invited Artists; Hamleys Toy Store

114. Zambi by Donna Goes; Hamleys Toy Store

115. Eco the Elephant by Haverstock School & Olswang LLP; originally in High Holborn

116. Hornbill by Helen Cowcher; More London

117. Untitled by India Jane Birley; Queens Walk – Hungerford Bridge

118. Candy by Isaac Mizrahi; Carnaby Street/Marlborough Street

119. Oli by Issa; South Molton Street

120. The Singing Butler Rides Again by Jack Vettriano; Burlington Arcade

For more photos, interviews and other info, visit my Elephant Parade page. Stay tuned for the rest!