Marylebone On Display - Make it Marylebone

Marylebone on Display new artwork exhibition

This is the second in a series of exhibitions at Marylebone Station, celebrating the captivating people who bring Marylebone’s businesses and charities to life. This exhibition features 14 portraits of individuals working in local businesses – from baristas and bassoon specialists to pharmacists and florists – inviting the viewer to explore the area, all within walking distance from Marylebone Station.

Room Attendant is preparing a room for guests at the Dorset Square Hotel

Lil Nas X's wax figure at Madame Tussauds in Marylebone

A bartender is staying behind the counter The Barley Mow, the oldest pub in Marylebone

Employee selling pastries and coffee at Boxcar Cafe in Marylebone

food market trader selling Greek street food at Marylebone Station

Nataly is standing behind the counter of The Seashell of Lisson Grove, a historical fish and chips shop in Marylebone

man visiting the Wallace Collection art museum in Marylebone

Monocle's manager Fabio standing in front of the Monocle shop in Marylebone

Renata welcoming guests at the Grazing Goat restaurant in Marylebone

Jason standing in front of Meacher Higgins and Thomas, a historical pharmacy in Marylebone

Stuart showing one of the oboes manufactured by Howarth of London, in Marylebone

Head Concierge standing at The Hyatt Regency London The Churchill Hotel in Marylebone

Captured by Xia Bing, an emerging photographer from the University of Westminster, the portraits highlight the spirit of Marylebone. Each participant reflects on how their work shapes the area’s distinctive character, whether ensuring every detail of a guests stay feels like home or bringing authentic flavours to life at a bustling food stall.

The Marylebone on Display exhibitions have been curated by Baker Street Quarter Partnership with funding from Chiltern Railways’ Community Investment Fund.