Play Me, I’m Yours: London 2011
Touring internationally since 2008, “Play Me, I’m Yours” is an artwork by artist Luke Jerram. Presented by the City of London Festival in 2009, 2010 and 2011.
Go to London 2012 ‘Play Me, I’m Yours’ website
From Monday 27 June to Sunday 17 July, twenty pianos were installed on London’s streets, squares, parks and gardens for the population to plink and pore over for the three weeks of the City of London Festival. Local artists gave the Street Pianos a special makeover this year, with some highly characterful and clever artwork connecting with the Festival’s focus on Australia, New Zealand and the South Pacific.
This website was made for the public to post and share films, photos and stories about the pianos. Whilst documenting each piano’s journey, the website connects the pianos and their communities across the city and acts as a legacy for the artwork.
Click on a location below to view your films, photos & comments.
Jump to map: London | Canary Wharf
London
- Barts Hospital Courtyard (map)
- Bunhill Fields (map)
- Devonshire Square Estate (map)
- Fenchurch Street Station (map)
- Leadenhall Market (map)
- Liverpool Street Station (map)
- London Wall (map)
- Millennium Bridge (map)
- Museum of London (map)
- Old Billingsgate (map)
- One New Change (map)
- Paternoster Square (map)
- Royal Exchange Building (map)
- St Mary-le-Bow (map)
- St Paul's Cathedral (map)
- The Monument (map)
Zoom the map out to see the Hampstead Heath piano: