Union Station was the place to be last Friday for lovers of 1920s and 30s era jazz. Dave Stuckey & The Hot House Gang played their hearts out, whipping swing dancers young and old into a musical frenzy. The event was part of the Metro Art Presents series of free [continue reading]
A new exhibition of three artists’ work is on display inside Union Station illuminating the passageway walls connecting Union Station East and West. Organized by Metro Art, the display consists [continue reading]
Changes are afoot at the busy intersection of Wilshire Boulevard and La Brea Avenue. The artwork that in 2006 transformed the Metro Customer Center façade from a dreary institutional facility [continue reading]
Local high school students are invited to attend a series of free workshops beginning next week to help design a monumental mural that celebrates the neighborhood surrounding the Crenshaw/Expo Station. Students will have the opportunity to work with a professional artist from artworxLA, and delve into the landmarks, streets and residents who [continue reading]
A sycamore is emerging at the corner of Vignes and Cesar Chavez. But this is not its first appearance. Art installation began Monday at the Division 13 Bus Maintenance and Operations Facility [continue reading]
Congratulations to Metro artist Michael C. McMillen on his 2015 Guggenheim Fellowship! Michael created the artwork Geologica 42 for Fillmore Station along the Gold Line, which opened in 2003. Guggenheim Fellowships are awarded to those who demonstrate exceptional capacity for productive [continue reading]
The public is invited to participate in Document(ING), a conversation and photo shoot with artist Kenturah Davis on Saturday, May 23 in Inglewood. Davis is one of 14 artists selected to create site-specific, integrated artworks for the Metro Crenshaw/LAX line. Her proposed project for Florence/La Brea Station is a series of [continue reading]
A panel of nationally recognized curators and local arts professionals, including community members from the Crenshaw/LAX corridor, has selected fourteen artists to create site-specific, integrated artworks for the Crenshaw/LAX project. The diverse range of accomplished artists includes: Ingrid Calame (Crenshaw/Vernon Station) Eileen Cowin (Crenshaw/MLK Station) Kenturah Davis (Florence/La Brea Station) [continue reading]
Installation of art panels along phase 2 of the Expo Line is now complete! The artwork for the last in our series of posts on art for the Expo Line — 26th [continue reading]
Installation of art panels along phase 2 of the Expo Line continues and now 17th Street/SMC Station is complete! The artwork for the station was created by Carmen Argote — read more [continue reading]
