Join artist Walter Hood for a guided walk along the Santa Monica Palisades exploring the natural and cultural points of inspiration for his future sculpture at Downtown Santa Monica Station. [continue reading]
Celebrate National Arts and Humanities Month by joining us for a jam-packed series of arts and cultural events. From a documentary film screening highlighting the funky vibrancy of the roller [continue reading]
One of the founding members of the celebrated Chicano artists collective “Los Four,” Metro commissioned artist Gilbert “Magu” Luján, will be featured in an upcoming retrospective Aztlán to Magulandia: The [continue reading]
Los Angeles is home to an abundant assortment of arts and cultural institutions bringing new exhibitions to the region on a never-ending basis –- many of which feature Metro commissioned [continue reading]
How a small project by a local non-profit stands for so much more A little over a year ago, Metro’s First and Last Mile Planning team sat with LA-Más to talk about [continue reading]
Pacific Standard Time: Los Angeles / Latin American, a long-standing art initiative led by The Getty Foundation, returns this week with a launch big enough to satisfy any art enthusiast. [continue reading]
From an artist-led tour of Union Station’s newest light box exhibition to a rush hour concert centered around the cimbalom, here’s your guide to the Metro Art events happening in September. [continue reading]
Join artist Audrey Chan, whose work will be part of the future Regional Connector Little Tokyo/Arts District Station, for an interactive workshop on Aug. 19 and 20. Explore images from [continue reading]
In an effort to mitigate visual impacts during project construction phases, temporary artwork banners have recently been installed along two Regional Connector Transit Project construction sites. The banners can be [continue reading]
A project focused on the Crenshaw/Slauson area was selected from a pool of over 130 applications nationwide for a creative placemaking grant from Transportation for America’s Cultural Corridor Consortium program. Led by the local non-profit LA Commons, with technical assistance provided by Metro Art, the grant will fund the gathering [continue reading]
