Initiated in 2001, the Metro Art Lightbox Program provides photography exhibits that engage a broad range of Metro riders on their daily commute. Lightbox displays are comprised of photographic transparencies, sequentially arranged on internally illuminated boxes and appear at the following Metro stations:
7th St/Metro Center Station
Hollywood/Highland Station
Union Station
Universal City/Studio City Station
Vermont/Beverly Station
Wilshire/Normandie Station
No longer in circulation
Along WILSHIRE, looking North (from Grand to Mariposa)
Anonymous
A Road Divided
Born on a Train
Coming and Going
Community of Angels
Couples, Groups and Friends
Divining Los Angeles Landscapes: Woodlands to Watersheds
En Route
Far Out: Movement through Form and Color
Forward Motion
High Hopes
Intervals and Intensities
In the Ether
In the Shadow of the Zanja Madre
Intolerable Beauty
I see what you’re saying (train of thought)
Journeys: LA Communities Through the Eyes of Artists
LA Day, LA Night
L.A. Flow
Narrative Photograms
Natura Urbanus
Oak and Thistle: Views of the Santa Monica and San Gabriel Mountains
Oblivion
Paradise Found
Passing Lily
Passing Through
Photo Binge
Photographs on the D.C. Subway
Saint Louis is our Salvation
Sparrow Lane
The Complete Works of Roland Barthes
The Future is Owned By You and Me
The Heart of Los Angeles
The Makers: Portraits of Metro Artists by Todd Gray
Travelers
Untitled
Untitled (Questions)
Urban Forest
Vidrio
Voyage of Reflection
You Are / Are Not Here