The D Line Subway Extension is a three-part rail project that begins at the intersection of Wilshire Boulevard and Western Avenue, extending westward for about 9 miles with seven new stations. The D Line Subway Extension Project, Section 1, opens May 8, 2026.
On select Metro buses in L.A. County
Metro Art’s 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.
Artworks by Pelle Cass transform athletic fields and courts into exuberant stages of stop-motion accumulations.
On view in the Union Station Waiting Room Gallery
Temporary exhibition, LA on the Move, shows how transit and wildlife pathways overlap—highlighting Metro’s role in keeping our shared home connected. On view in Union Station’s Waiting Room.
Veterans, their families, and the West Los Angeles VA Medical Center (West LA VA) community are honored in Colors of Courage, temporary art banners for the Metro D Line station construction site at the West LA VA.
Love, Leimert is a digital media love letter to Leimert Park, now presenting at the K Line Leimert Park Station. Connecting Metro riders to the past and present, Love, Leimert honors the people who call Leimert Park home and those dedicated to preserving its legacy.
From the classroom to the coast, the A Line now connects more people to more possibilities. With four new stations in the San Gabriel Valley, it’s easier than ever to reach school, work and fun — all without traffic.
Working with the station architect and engineers, artist Richard Turner celebrates the exuberance of mid-century modern American design and the expansive optimism of the 1950’s aerospace industry. References to the landscaping and furniture of the middle-class American home are combined with elements of Los Angeles vernacular architecture to create a station that is a synthesis of the home and the workplace.
Today We Ride is a portrait of the artist’s partner and longtime friend during a outing on their bikes.
Hazel in the Park captures a vibrant, multi-cultural young girl right after attending her favorite art class at Plaza de La Raza in Lincoln Park.
Wilson portrays the vibrancy of human interactions during a moment of pause on a Sunday afternoon.
Jacque, The Chalkfather is a portrait of the late Jacque Keith Dubois, who was a fixture in the Pasadena community and an avid chalk artist.
One Vision LA captures the rich tapestry of Los Angeles through a photographic collage presenting six individuals from diverse geographic locales during their Metro commute.
Off to Work is a self-portrait depicting the artist on his way to work at Art Center in Pasadena.
On Saturday, June 20, 2026, join Metro Art at LACMA’s Block Party & Art Parade, a large-scale public celebration marking the opening of the David Geffen Galleries.
