A new photo exhibit called Forward Motion is on display at Union Station featuring the powerful and imaginative work of artist Michele Asselin. The artwork will be on display for [continue reading]
Join Metro-commissioned artist Clare Rojas and artist Ramekon O’Arwisters for a Crochet Jam on Feb. 23! The Jam, produced by O’Arwisters, positions participatory art-making as a platform for story exchange [continue reading]
As many of you are aware by now, the New Blue Improvements Project is currently underway. The south closure of the Blue Line will last through May, and the north [continue reading]
It’s a new year and we’re bringing you a new line-up of FREE arts and cultural events. Here’s your guide to all the Metro Art events happening in February. Saturday, January [continue reading]
Artists Jamex and Einar de la Torre and George Evans have been hard at work developing designs for future artworks at Willowbrook/Rosa Parks Station since their selection by a community-based art advisory group and pop-up events with riders and community members. The artworks are part of a range of improvements currently underway [continue reading]
National Arts and Humanities month may be over but we still have a jam-packed series of arts and cultural events lined up for the rest of the year. Here’s your guide [continue reading]
Watch the video above of Metro staff piecing together parts of a large-scale glass mosaic mural. The mural will eventually be installed at the future Crenshaw/LAX Line Expo/Crenshaw Station. Created [continue reading]
TELL ME You are gone now, truly and to look you up in the dictionary is no longer possible or enough. The new season’s arrow cleaves the maudlin right out [continue reading]
Continue celebrating National Arts and Humanities month by riding Metro and discovering the next poster in our “Through the Eyes of Artists” series featuring South Gate. Artist Ja’Rie Gray depicts [continue reading]
Celebrate National Arts and Humanities Month by joining us for a jam-packed series of arts and cultural events, including a special artist-led tour of our all-new exhibition Far Out: Movement through Form [continue reading]
