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We Are… Portraits of Metro Riders by Local Artists
The We Are... rider portrait exhibition celebrates diversity and the community of transit riders across multiple formats and sites including buses, trains and stations in Los Angeles County and online. Tag your selfie #SomosWeAreLA to join in Metro’s portrait exhibition and share your journey, too!
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Digital Shorts
The Metro Art: Digital Shorts series features short-form video art and animation on large-format, digital screens at 7th St/Metro Center and Hollywood/Highland Stations.
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Metro Art Bus
Wrapped in portraits from the Metro Art Rider Portrait Series and current exhibition We Are…, the Metro Art Bus is brings art to the streets as it connects neighborhoods across Los Angeles County!
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K Line
The K Line serves the communities of West Adams, Jefferson Park, Baldwin Hills, Leimert Park, Hyde Park, Inglewood, Westchester and more. Fourteen artists were commissioned to create integrated public artworks at the stations: Ingrid Calame, Eileen Cowin, Kenturah Davis, Dean Erdmann, Sherin Guirguis, Carlson Hatton, Mara Lonner, Rebeca Méndez, Geoff McFetridge, Erwin Redl, Kim Schoenstadt, Jaime Scholnick, Shinique Smith and Mickalene Thomas.
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Photo Lightbox Series
The Lightbox series features photo-based artwork in five Metro stations to engage a broad range of Metro riders en route to their destinations.
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Through the Eyes of Artists
The latest poster by artist Jeaneen Carlino celebrates Downey's unique vintage charm and post-World War II industrialization through the combination of muted and vibrant colors. Through the Eyes of Artists was initiated in 2003 to creatively celebrate the many cities and neighborhoods Metro serves from the unique perspectives of artists.
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The Yellow Car and Los Angeles
The Yellow Car and Los Angeles, Metro Art’s new exhibition in the Union Station Waiting Room Gallery, offers a fond look back at two foundations of public transit in the region: the "Yellow Cars" of Los Angeles Railway Corporation and the transition to LA’s first years of bus service. Together, these early rail and bus lines shaped the Metro system we have today.