London Underground Maps 2003-

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August 2003 The Tate Gallery by Tube David Booth	January 2004 The Tate Gallery by Tube David Booth	September 2004 You Are in London Emma Kay	January 2005 You Are in London Emma Kay	March 2005 You Are in London Emma Kay
June 2005 untitled Gary Hume	October 2005 Map of the London Underground David Shrigley	This map was reissued because the artists’s signature did not appear on the orginal. He was not happy, and demanded that his design be reissued with his signature on it.	February 2006 Map of the London Underground David Shrigley	June 2006 Global Underground Map Yinka Shonibare
September 2006 Global Underground Map Yinka Shonibare	January 2007 The Day Before (You Know What They’ll Call It? They’ll Call it the Tube) Liam Gillick	May 2007 The Day Before (You Know What They’ll Call It? They’ll Call it the Tube) Liam Gillick	July 2007 Portrait of John Hough Jeremy Deller	November 2007 Portrait of John Hough Jeremy Deller
January 2008 Underground Abstract Cornelia Parker	This map was only in circulation for about four weeks as there were two errors in the design: one showed Notting Hill Gate without an interchange circle; the other showed Shepherds Bush on the West London Line (which had yet to open) as having step-free access.	February 2008 Underground Abstract Cornelia Parker	March 2008 Going Underground Mark Wallinger	There are two editions of this map. The second one explains the Monument/Bank station closure in the legend.
April 2008 Going Underground Mark Wallinger