• Art on TAP

    Limited edition TAP cards are Metro's smallest artworks that fit inside pockets and accompany transit riders on their journeys.

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  • Ken Karagozian, Deep Connections

    Deep Connections Highlights the Work of Ken Karagozian

    Deep Connections, an exhibition now on display in the Union Station Passageway Art Gallery, features the otherworldly black and white photography of artist Ken Karagozian. The exhibition is also viewable in an online gallery along with expanded materials in an original award-winning publication produced by Metro.

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  • More People Than You Know

    More People Than You Know

    Artworks featuring portraits of local transit riders by local artists are presented on digital displays interspersed with real-time transit information. The inaugural series appears at A Line (Blue) stations.

    Exhibitions, Active, Metro Art Portrait Series More People Than You Know
  • Art featuring a person wearing COVID-19 mask with flowers in background.

    Silver Linings

    Creative expressions of connection and care are at the heart of Silver Linings, a new series by six local artists that will debut on Metro buses from December 2020-July 2021. Artists include Stephanie Mercado, Laura Vazquez Rodriguez, Phung Huynh, Chris Johanson, Alfonso Aceves and Kassia Rico.

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  • Artist Otiswoods uses fantasy and surrealism to share symbols and sculptures of the Westlake neighborhood in the latest poster for the Through the Eyes of Artists series.

    Westlake Through the Eyes of Artist Alex Gonzalez OTISWOODS

    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 industry of his neighbors in Westlake — where he was born, raised and still resides.

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  • Jamex and Einar de la Torre, "Second Line" (detail)

    Willowbrook / Rosa Parks Station Improvement Project

    Metro commissioned two artworks for the Willowbrook/Rosa Parks Station Improvement Project as part of a range of improvements to the fourth busiest station. New amenities include a customer center and a mobility hub to serve the Metro A Line (Blue) and C Line (Green), as well as Metro buses. Artist George Evans metal, multi-panel, photo montage Gifts of Freedom and Knowledge is now viewable in the Rosa Parks Customer Center. Slated for installation in 2021 is a series of sculptural parasols titled Second Line by artists Jamex and Einar de la Torre for the plaza leading to the Rosa Parks Customer Center.

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