Two artworks commissioned by Metro Art are now on view as part of “Silver Linings,” a new on-board bus series. The posters are visual reminders that acts of care, however large [continue reading]
As we rush around on busy days, it is important to take a moment to relax into our surroundings and observe them when we can — and music can [continue reading]
If you grew up in the Los Angeles area, you likely recall the Bob Baker Marionette Theater’s legendary puppet shows — a staple of local pop culture and children’s birthday [continue reading]
Metro Art Presents is collaborating with the world-renowned puppetry organization, Bob Baker Marionette Theater, to celebrate Bob Baker Day with Bob Baker Day Meets Union Station. We’ve teamed up to [continue reading]
Soo Kim invites the public to share a personal memory — new or old — about Los Angeles by sending her phrases that begin with the words “I remember…” One [continue reading]
February is not just Black History Month, but also Black Futures Month – a chance to not just highlight important past figures and histories, but to creatively explore what tomorrow [continue reading]
Expressions of connection and care during challenging times — and beyond — are at the heart of Silver Linings, a new series by Metro highlighting six local artists that are [continue reading]
In one sense, 2020 was the toughest of years for mass transit across the United States. Lives were lost. At LA Metro and across the nation, ridership plummeted due to safer-at-home orders. Service was reduced and — depending on location — restored to varying degrees. Agencies’ finances were upended. I [continue reading]
Inspired by his childhood memories of Southern California’s former transit system, Metro-commissioned artist Mark Steven Greenfield has created a site-specific artwork for the Regional Connector Transit Project that pays homage to the Pacific Electric Railway streetcar. Fondly known as the Red Car, the streetcars [continue reading]
What is the varied experience of a pedestrian walking 12.2 miles of Vermont Avenue? Sometimes it helps to ask an artist— especially an artist who is a dancer, social worker, [continue reading]
