The artist George Evans and artist team of Jamex and Einar de la Torre participated in two Metro pop-up events at Willowbrook/Rosa Parks Station, sharing their past artworks and interacting with riders and community members. These conversations are intended to help inform the artists’ artwork designs for the station, which [continue reading]
Benjamin Ball and Gaston Nogues of Ball-Nogues Studio were selected to create an artwork for the Maintenance of Way Building (MOW) and Jacob Hashimoto was selected to develop an artwork [continue reading]
A panel of nationally recognized curators, local arts professionals and community members from the Regional Connector project area in downtown Los Angeles has selected seven artists to create site-specific, integrated artworks for [continue reading]
Artist Carlson Hatton is hard at work developing his artwork for Hyde Park Station, part of the Crenshaw/LAX Line. Inspired by his many explorations in the community, his concept is [continue reading]
Ride the Metro system creatively–and spookily–with a free Day of the Dead Art Tour on Saturday, Oct. 29! Learn about Día de los Muertos and celebrate the lives of those who [continue reading]
New artworks by Michael Amescua are installed at Union Station’s Patsaouras Bus Plaza, which reopened today! Lining the periphery of the plaza in the form of metal cutout railings, Amescua’s Guardians [continue reading]
Join us for the last in a special series of free public conversations with Metro artists on Thursday, Oct. 20 in Union Station’s beautiful Historic Ticketing Hall. The moderated conversation and Q&A will feature the artists June Edmonds, Michael Massenburg and Roy Dowell, who created artwork for Pacific Ave, Farmdale and [continue reading]
Metro Art has a long track record of working with seniors and will have a presence at Metro’s On the Move Rider’s Club’s 1st Annual Older Adult Expo to be hosted [continue reading]
A new exhibition in Union Station, The Makers: Portraits of Metro artists whose work enriches the rider’s journey, and a special series of Artists Conversations will provide a unique opportunity to learn about the remarkable range of artists creating distinctive works that add vibrancy and foster a sense of place within the Metro [continue reading]
Metro’s brand new station identifier prototype marks its debut at the dedication of the North Hollywood station entry portal, opening to the public on Monday. Called the “Metro Pin,” the sign reaches [continue reading]
