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]
Meet Metro artists Abel Alejandre and Shizu Saldamando during a special, free art tour in honor of National Hispanic Heritage Month. Join us as we journey along the Expo Line [continue reading]
A new exhibition in Union Station, Far Out: Movement through Form and Color, features abstract artworks by six artists interpreting themes of energy, transition and movement. The work will be on [continue reading]
A woman grips a small bouquet of colorful Mexican paper flowers meticulously crafted from delicate crepe paper; a man presents a pair of carpenter’s tools. Another grips a silver lined [continue reading]
From a dance party under the stars led by KCRW’s finest to the conclusion of our food themed film screening series, here’s your guide to the Metro Art events happening in [continue reading]
From a diverse range of concerts to multi-cultural dance workshops to a food themed film screening series, here’s your guide to the Metro Art events happening in July. All are free [continue reading]
Here are five things to know about the artworks-in-progress for the future Regional Connector Historic Broadway Station. The artworks aim to elevate the visual experience of the station for future riders and connect the [continue reading]
From a diverse range of concerts and multi-cultural dance workshops featuring the best of L.A.’s artists to the summer kick-off of an all-new food film screening series, here’s your guide [continue reading]
From an evening of immersive, spatial electronic music to a floral botanical sculpture installation in honor of Mother’s Day, here’s your guide to all the Metro Art events happening in May. [continue reading]
Celebrate Earth Day by meeting artist Eric Ernest Johnson and receiving a free, signed copy of his “Through the Eyes of Artists” poster featuring the South Coast Botanic Garden. Johnson’s [continue reading]
