Environmental graphic design is an important part of transit station design and here’s how we approached the job at the rebuilt Willowbrook/Rosa Parks Station. The goals for the station graphics [continue reading]
The final artist we’re featuring in our four-part series Nos Vemos/We See Us, which highlights arts-based approaches to community engagement to help inform future transportation investments in the Southeast L.A. area, is Metro [continue reading]
Metro Art recently installed an artwork by Erwin Redl at the currently under construction Expo/Crenshaw Station. This new artwork — titled Inside Out – Outside In – Inside Out — spans [continue reading]
We invite you this week to meet a third Nos Vemos/We See Us artist – part of Metro Art’s ongoing series this fall! Billy Montenegro, the founder of the SELA Photography Club, is [continue reading]
Hear behind-the-scenes local reflections on the Heart of Hyde Park, a landmark mural (and love letter to the community) that was created by and with members of the Hyde Park community. We’re debuting it in honor of National Arts and Humanities Month [continue reading]
UPDATE 10/27: Learn more on the topic in recent coverage from the Los Angeles Times and LAist, and in this report from the 1871 Memorial Steering Committee. If you’re [continue reading]
As part of our celebration of National Arts and Humanities Month, we’re taking a look at arts education and opportunities for creative learning and expression with youth and artists commissioned for [continue reading]
This week we’re visiting with artist Albert Orozco. This is part two of the four-part Nos Vemos/We See Us series on arts-based approaches to community engagement to help inform future [continue reading]
October is here already?! That means it’s once again National Arts & Humanities Month, when Metro Art showcases its many approaches to art in the transit environment – from publications to artist pop-ups to artworks for future stations and more. Check it out: To kick off the month, we are giving [continue reading]
Metro Art this week launched the first series of programs for Nos Vemos/We See Us, a pilot project created to support and reflect cultural expressions of the diverse neighborhoods of Southeast [continue reading]
