Keep on the Grass
This exhibition explores the role of signs in urban public spaces, including how they can affect our sense of belonging.
Keep on the Grass
This exhibition explores the role of signs in urban public spaces, including how they can affect our sense of belonging.
Monday 29th - Tuesday 30th June
09:00 - 18:00
Launch
Free
An exhibition about the role of signs in public spaces: what signs are needed, which ones work and why. Signs are everywhere. They tell us where we are, where we can go and where we can’t go. They tell us what we can do and what we can’t. Signs are about information but they are also about behaviour: they set a tone. And sometimes signs make us laugh. The exhibition invites you to think about the role of signs in public spaces: in particular it poses the question, how do signs installed in public spaces affect our sense of belonging?
Launch Event
Tuesday 30 June
The launch is being organised to mark the opening of the Keep on the Grass Exhibition which highlights the role of signs in public spaces.
This exhibition is being staged at the University of Westminster’s new Zone 29 building from 29th June to 31st July 2026. The launch event features various speakers who will share their thoughts on how signs encourage or discourage a sense of belonging.
Contributors include the curator of the exhibition, Catherine Max, representatives from London Sport involved in the More Ball Games campaign, officers from London Borough Councils and academics from the University of Westminster.
More InfoLocation
Zone 29, University of Westminster
29 Marylebone Road,
London.
NW1 5LS
Opposite Madame Tussauds
Nearest station:
Baker Street
Gender neutral toilet
Accessibility played a key role in Zone29 redevelopment plans, with each floor fully accessible through a new lift. We’ve also introduced level access from Marylebone Road. More information on how to access and navigate the building will be published when it officially opens in April.
https://www.westminster.ac.uk/zone29/about-zone29/our-building-and-spaces
Free
This is a drop-in event with no booking required
Organiser
University of Westminster
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