Kick off 2020 with a creative exploration of Los Angeles via Metro! Our enthusiastic, knowledgeable volunteer docents will teach you how to use the transit system while sharing stories about [continue reading]
From the kick-off of our outdoor holiday concerts series to the array of tours exploring the artwork along Metro Rail stations, here’s your guide to all the Metro Art events [continue reading]
From the culmination of our animation film screening series to art tours and open houses, here are all of the FREE Metro Art events happening this month: Sunday, November 9: Art [continue reading]
Metro Art has been piloting a new digital art series, and the inaugural exhibition is launching at the A Line (Blue) stations. More People Than You Know features portraits of transit patrons [continue reading]
Metro’s first limited edition “Art on TAP” cards featuring artworks commissioned by Metro Art are launching exclusively on the A Line (Blue) this week. The initial three artwork designs will be The [continue reading]
Metro Art invites visual artists to respond to our 2020 Call to Artists. The online submittal must be completed by 11:59 p.m. (PST) on December 9, 2019. We are hosting a series [continue reading]
Metro Art has been piloting a new digital art series, and the inaugural exhibition is launching at the Blue Line stations. More People Than You Know features portraits of transit patrons created [continue reading]
It’s National Arts and Humanities Month and here’s what Metro Art has planned! From the kickoff of a special animation film series to a haunted Shakespearean tour of Union Station, all events are free and open to the public: Friday, October 4: Song of the Sea from 8 p.m. to [continue reading]
Metro Art has been piloting a new digital art series, and the inaugural exhibition is launching at the Blue Line stations. More People Than You Know features portraits of transit patrons created [continue reading]
Metro Art has been piloting a new digital art series, and the inaugural exhibition is launching at the Blue Line stations. More People Than You Know features portraits of transit patrons created [continue reading]
