Metro Art is excited to announce the second season of Deep Routes, produced in partnership with community radio and arts foundation dublab. Each episode is a multimedia dive into the intersecting musical histories embedded into the streets, buildings and neighborhoods of Los Angeles and accessible via Metro Bus, Rail and [continue reading]
A fourth, fully-wrapped Metro Art Bus is now out on the streets, serving the communities of El Monte, Arcadia, Sierra Madre, Pico Rivera, and Pasadena. The Metro Art Bus is [continue reading]
March is all about femmes on the move and Metro Art is delighted to share the work of artist, Genevieve Gaignard as part of the Metro Art Photo Lightbox Series, a [continue reading]
In the latest poster to debut in Metro Art’s popular Through the Eyes of Artists series, artist Emily Kiwa Tanaka celebrates the Harbor Gateway community with a colorful collage of [continue reading]
The Metro Art Bus pops up everywhere! Next stop: CicLAvia—The Valley on Sunday, February 26, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Canoga Park Hub. Hop on board the Metro [continue reading]
As we continue to recognize Black History Month, we’d like to guide riders to a Metro Art photo exhibition by artist Janna Ireland at the B (Red) Line’s Universal City/Studio [continue reading]
Metro Art commissioned Grand Av Arts/Bunker Hill station artist, Pearl C. Hsiung, recently led an art-making workshop where budding young artists had a unique look into High Prismatic, her new [continue reading]
Over 80 students at Dorsey High School gained deeper insight into the new artwork at the entrance to Expo/Crenshaw Station of the K Line when they met with Metro Art [continue reading]
In the latest poster to debut in Metro Art’s popular Through the Eyes of Artists series, artist Jeaneen Carlino celebrates the historic architecture, homes and commercial districts of Downey [continue reading]
On Thursday, December 8 from 12-1pm PST, join Metro Art commissioned artist Sandow Birk for an online conversation to learn about his creative approaches to making public artwork and his upcoming project for future Westwood/VA Hospital Station. The talk is part of an online conversation series hosted by Brentwood Art Center and led by independent curator Meg Linton.
