Local high school students are invited to attend a series of free workshops beginning next week to help design light pole art banners that celebrate the neighborhood surrounding the downtown Inglewood Station. Students [continue reading]
Learn about the diverse history of Los Angeles at these upcoming film screenings at Union Station! The fall series of screenings is part of a collaboration between Metro and Echo Park Film [continue reading]
With great sadness, Metro Art shares the news of the passing of artist Tony Gleaton. His 2003 artwork at Sierra Madre Villa Station in Pasadena depicts several area residents in [continue reading]
Here’s what’s happening at Union Station this September! Friday, Sept. 11: SK Kakraba will be holding gyil performances in the waiting room from 4 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. A gyil, for those [continue reading]
Local high school students have been meeting this summer to help design a monumental mural for the Crenshaw/Expo Station construction fence that will celebrate the surrounding neighborhood. Through the nonprofit organization artworxLA and under the guidance of professional artist Michael Alvarez, workshops have been staged at nearby Lula Washington Dance Theatre, where students [continue reading]
In Metro’s ongoing effort to improve the transit environment and attract customers to our system, Metro completed installation of new artworks at Manchester Station as part of the Silver Line [continue reading]
Document your wanderings around Los Angeles at Union Station this Friday! Metro and Writ Large Press will be hosting PUBLISH! Your Journey, an interactive writing activity, at the Union Station Information Kiosk [continue reading]
Look for poetry on your next bus ride and may poet Timothy Donnelly’s words let your mind wander with the latest Poetry In Motion/LA™ poster installment. It is the first of six poetry posters scheduled to go up on Metro buses in the coming year. Timothy’s poem (pictured above) was selected by our [continue reading]
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]
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