Detail of in-progress artwork design by Carlson Hatton for Hyde Park Station.

UPDATED: Nov. 2, 2016

Here are five things to know about the artworks-in-progress for the future Hyde Park Station. The artworks will contribute to a welcoming environment for riders and connect the station to surrounding neighborhoods.

1. Artist Carlson Hatton aims to capture the soundtrack of Hyde Park and the surrounding community in his artwork design.
2. He was inspired by walks he took in the community, talking with residents, photographing the area and listening to the music spilling out from seemingly every window and doorway.
3. He strives to capture the current musical vibrancy and historical legacy with imagery including the active band scene and drum line tradition.
4. Layered, rhythmic compositions are filled with intricate patterns and color resonant of the light and sky at sunset and sunrise.
5. Carlson is engaging in research and interviews in the community, and is meeting with various stakeholders to develop his artwork.

Detail of in-progress artwork design by Carlson Hatton for Hyde Park Station.

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Past Crenshaw/LAX artwork stories on The Source:

Fourteen artists selected to create art for Crenshaw/LAX Line project

How you can be part of the artwork

Metro Art hosts free design workshops with local teens