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Free Art Friday: The Art of the New D-Line Metro Stations (opens the original)
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On May 8, 2026 three new stations opened along the Metro D Line in Los Angeles, the culmination of many years of work and extending the subway’s reach along Wilshire Blvd and the Miracle Mile. At each stop, Metro Arts commissioned three different artists to create new works at the entrance, concourse, and platform levels, totaling nine monumental works in all. Each work is deeply connected to the history, culture, and institutions of the neighborhood the station sits in and many were created wit
Free Art Friday: Thierry Noir’s Berlin Wall in Miami (opens the original)
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One of my favorite places to bring a laptop and do some work in Miami is Ironside Café Bistro, a Mediterranean-Brazilian fusion café where I always enjoy my cortado with some home-made pão de queijo or a tapioca crepe. The coffee is good, the courtyard is tropical, and the faint industrial hum of the train tracks is an oddly refreshing change from traffic.Subscribe nowIronside is one of Miami’s first repurposed warehouse developments; it’s a creative hub with gardens, a pizzeria, a caf&
Free Art Friday: Death, Art, and Hollywood Forever (opens the original)
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Hollywood Forever Cemetery, despite its name, is bustling with life. From the peacocks and stray kittens roaming around tombstones to the tourists taking selfies with Johnny Ramone’s statue, to couples having a summer picnic around the lake, the Cemetery seems anything but a place to mourn. Instead, Hollywood Forever is a place where the boundary between the living and the dead becomes strangely porous. Here, mourning exists alongside celebration, and the cemetery becomes not only a resting plac
Free Art Friday: sister dreamer: lauren halsey's architectural ode to the surge and splurge of south central los angeles (opens the original)
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Driving down Western Avenue, the blurred images of strip mall signage, liquor stores, and “For Rent” signs are so ubiquitous that I barely register them. The commonality of these signs confronts me in another form as I set foot into Lauren Halsey’s sculpture garden on the corner of Western and 76th Street in South Central Los Angeles.Subscribe nowHalsey, born and raised in South Central LA, has been conceptualizing an artwork both for and of her community for almost 17
Free Art Friday: From Public Enemy to Public Art — Reclaiming Chicago’s Gritty Roots (opens the original)
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As the Windy City endures the sweltering mid-July heat, it is impossible not to look back exactly 92 years ago—from July 19 to 25, 1934—when Chicago suffered its hottest week on record. This unprecedented heatwave was fueled by the devastating Dust Bowl era, an environmental disaster triggered by a severe drought and decades of aggressive over-farming that left the topsoil of the Great Plains completely bare. Fierce winds whipped the loose earth into massive, suffocating dust storms known as “Bl
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