The artwork which will be on permanent display inside the new Metro trains has finally been announced and will be shown for just three days before being hidden until next year.
Works by four different artists will line the interior of the 46 new Tyne and Wear Metro trains which are due to enter service from next year, with the provider saying they will become some of the most-viewed and well-known pieces of art in Britain, with more than 35 million passengers travelling each year.
The designs are said to reflect the diverse communities serviced by the Metro across Newcastle and Sunderland, and will make their debut in a brief three-day exhibition at the NCA gallery in High Bridge, Newcastle, from October 13.
