Journeys Continued… LA Communities Through the Eyes of Artists builds on a Metro Art exhibition from 2017 and focuses on L.A. County neighborhoods and cities “through the eyes of artists.” [continue reading]
In the latest poster to debut in Metro Art’s popular Through the Eyes of Artists series, artist Emily Kiwa Tanaka celebrates the Harbor Gateway community with a colorful collage of [continue reading]
In the latest poster to debut in Metro Art’s popular Through the Eyes of Artists series, artist Jeaneen Carlino celebrates the historic architecture, homes and commercial districts of Downey [continue reading]
POSTPONED: The 9/10 poster signing at the City of Commerce Concert in the Park has been postponed due to weather. We will update this post with a new date for [continue reading]
An imagined bookshelf containing mementos of Temple City is highlighted in Metro Art’s new poster for the Through the Eyes of Artists poster series that you can see aboard Metro [continue reading]
Moody textures and dramatic mountains rise over the streets of Canoga Park in the latest Metro Art’s Through the Eyes of Artists poster series which is viewable in the Metro [continue reading]
October is here already?! That means it’s once again National Arts & Humanities Month, when Metro Art showcases its many approaches to art in the transit environment – from publications to artist pop-ups to artworks for future stations and more. Check it out: To kick off the month, we are giving [continue reading]
Metro artist Alex Gonzalez “Otiswoods” depicts symbols of creativity and strength in Westlake in the latest Through the Eyes of Artists poster. The artist was moved by the will and [continue reading]
Artist Levi Ponce depicts his hometown of Pacoima, where flowers bloom around community, in the latest installment of Metro Art’s Through the Eyes of Artists poster series. The poster is [continue reading]
Metro commissioned artist Rob Sato’s colorful vignettes depict flora, fauna and community in Monrovia in the latest Through the Eyes of Artists poster. The bright box with individual illustrations was [continue reading]
