R uteArt enA Guide to Art in the MTA Network

East 105th Street, NYC Transit subway Michael Ingui

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The founders of the New York City subway believed that every design element in thesystem should show respect for our customers and enhance their experience of travel. As the century-old transportation network is restored and renewed, decorative elements of the past are preserved and protected even as contemporary art and design are intro-duced. Old and new happily coexist.

As you travel through the Metropolitan Transportation Authority network, you experiencea first-rate art museum of mosaic, terra cotta, bronze, glass, and mixed-media sculpture. We invite you to discover and enjoy this diverse and beautiful collection of commissionedpublic artwork installed throughout the region over the past two and a half decades.

Use this guide and its maps to discover the location of the art contained in this vastcollection of work in the subway system of MTA New York City Transit, at many stations of MTA Long Island Rail Road and MTA Metro-North Railroad, and at one site at MTA Bridges andTunnels. As you visit New York, or as part of your daily commute, stop and visit your favorite Art en Route.

Cover: Times Square-42nd Street, NYC Transit subway Roy Lichtenstein, © Estate of Roy Lichtenstein

Since the 1980s, MTA Arts for Transit has commissioned public art that touches thelives of hundreds of thousands of city dwellers as well as national and internationalvisitors. As the MTA rehabilitates the subway and commuter rail stations in New York City and its suburbs through its Capital Programs, it uses a portion of the funds for theinstallation of permanent works of art.

Arts for Transit’s projects create visually unique links to neighborhoods with art thatechoes the architectural history and design context of the individual stations. Bothwell-established and emerging artists contribute to a constantly growing collection ofworks that use the materials of the system–mosaic, ceramic, tile, bronze, steel, andglass. In addition to permanent art, the program encompasses Music Under New York,a Transit Poster Program, and the Lightbox Project, a series of photography exhibits.

To learn more about Arts for Transit projects, visit http://www.mta.info/mta/aft.

About This Guide

Above: 233rd Street, NYC Transit subway Skowmon Hastanan

Left: Broadway, Long Island Rail Road Jean Shin

Art en Route helps you view art throughout the MTA system. The sections are organ-ized by subway line, commuter rail stations, and MTA Bridges and Tunnels.

This guide is updated periodically as new installations are completed. An asterisk*indicates that the project was not yet installed at the time of printing. (Up-to-date project information is always available on our website http://www.mta.info/mta/aft.)

Art en Route includes a fold-out subway and railroad map with a comprehensive listing of all stations with artwork, located at the back of the guide. Enjoy!

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66th Street-Lincoln CenterNancy Spero

Eastern Parkway-Brooklyn MuseumArts for Transit Collaborative

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Nevins Street 2 3 4 5Anton van DalenWork & Nature, 1997Porcelain enamel frieze onmezzanine walls

Clark Street 2 3Ray RingClark Street Passage, 1987Terrazzo floor in lower passageway

South Ferry 1Doug & Mike StarnSee it split, see it change, 2008Glass, stone mosaic, and stain-less steel on mezzanine walls

Wall Street 2 3Harry RosemanSubway Wall, 1990Bronze relief on wall in passageway to 60 Wall Street,sponsored by J.P. Morgan

Houston Street 1 Deborah BrownPlatform Diving, 1994Glass mosaic on platform walls

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Crown Heights-Utica Avenue3 4Hugo ConsuegraGood Morning and GoodNight, 2004Ceramic tiles on platformwalls, bronze medallions in gates

Eastern Parkway-BrooklynMuseum 2 3Arts for Transit CollaborativeNew York City ArchitecturalArtifacts from the Collection ofthe Brooklyn Museum, 2004Terra cotta artifacts and glassmosaic on mezzanine and stairway walls

Grand Army Plaza 2 3 Jane GreengoldWings for the IRT: TheIrresistible Romance of Travel, 1995Bronze and terra cotta plaqueson mezzanine walls

Christopher Street-SheridanSquare 1Lee Brozgol and students fromP.S. 41The Greenwich Village Murals, 1994Ceramic mosaic on platformwalls

34th Street-Penn Station1 2 3Elizabeth GrajalesWhen the animals speak..., 1998Ceramic mosaic on 3 platformwalls; handmade ceramic relieftiles on 1 2 platform walls

50th Street 1 Liliana PorterAlice: The Way Out, 1994Glass mosaic on platform walls

66th Street-Lincoln Center 1Nancy SperoArtemis, Acrobats, Divas, and Dancers, 2001Glass and ceramic mosaic onplatform walls

72nd Street 1 2 3Robert HickmanLaced Canopy, 2002Mosaic glass skylight in northcontrol house

86th Street 1Grosvenor NeighborhoodHouse student muralists withNitza TufiñoWestside Views, 1989Ceramic tile on platform walls

96th Street 1 2 3Sigi Moeslinger and Masamichi Udagawa (Antenna Design New York)The Veil of Bloomingdale*Stainless steel sculpture suspended from control house ceiling

Central Park North (110th Street) 2 3Maren HassingerMessage from Malcolm, 1998Glass mosaic on stairway wallsand platform

*to be installed

231st Street Felipe Galindo

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135th Street 2 3Willie BirchHarlem Timeline, 1995Glass mosaic on platform walls

137th Street-City College 1Steve WoodFossils, 1988Bronze relief on platform walls

191st Street 1Raúl ColónPrimavera, 2003Glass mosaic and faceted glass on stairway wall

Dyckman Street 1Wopo HolupFlight, 1991Ceramic relief on mezzanine walls

231st Street 1Felipe GalindoMagic Realism in Kingsbridge,2008Faceted glass in platform windscreens

135th Street Willie Birch

Nevins Street Anton van Dalen

116th Street 2 3Vincent SmithMinton’s Playhouse (uptown),The Movers and Shakers(downtown), 1999Glass mosaic on platform walls

116th Street-ColumbiaUniversity 1Michelle GreeneRailrider’s Throne, 1991Steel chair on downtown platform

125th Street 2 3Faith Ringgold assisted by Tim Tait DesignsFlying Home: Harlem Heroesand Heroines (Downtown andUptown), 1996Glass mosaic on platform walls

72nd Street Robert Hickman

Above: South Ferry Doug & Mike Starn

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Brooklyn College-FlatbushAvenue 2 5Muriel CastanisFlatbush Floogies, 1996Bronze reliefs in entrance and on platform walls

Church Avenue 2 5Louis DelsarteTransitions, 2001Glass mosaic on platform walls

Third Avenue-149th Street2 5José OrtegaUna Raza, Un Mundo, Universo (One Race, One World, One Universe), 1996Ceramic mosaic on platform walls

Jackson Avenue 2 5George CrespoLatin American Stories*Faceted glass in platform windscreens

Prospect Avenue 2 5Marina TsesarskayaBronx. Four Seasons., 2008Faceted glass in platform windscreens

Intervale Avenue 2 5Michael Kelly WilliamsEl 2 and El 5, 1992Glass mosaic on mezzanine walls

Simpson Street 2 5Lisa AmowitzUrban Renewal, 2008Faceted glass in platform windscreens

Freeman Street 2 5Daniel HaubenThe El, 2007Faceted glass in platform windscreens

174th Street 2 5Daniel Del ValleA Trip Up the Bronx River, 2004Faceted glass in platformwindscreens and in window niches

West Farms Square-EastTremont Avenue 2 5Naomi CampbellAnimal Tracks, 2005Faceted glass in platform windscreens

Bronx Park East 2 5Candida Alvarez

B Is for Birds in the Bronx, 2006Faceted glass in platform windscreens

Pelham Parkway 2 5Tomie AraiBack to the Garden, 2007Faceted glass in platform windscreens

Allerton Avenue 2 5Michele BrodyAllerton Mandalas, 2006Faceted glass in platform windscreens

Burke Avenue 2 5Béatrice CoronBronx Literature, 2006Faceted glass in platform windscreen

Gun Hill Road 2 5Andrea ArroyoMy Sun (Mi Sol), My Planet(Mi Planeta) and My City (Mi Ciudad), 2006Faceted glass in platform windscreen

219th Street 2Joseph D’AlesandroHomage, 2006Faceted glass in platform windscreens

225th Street 2 5Nicky EnrightUniversal City, 2006Faceted glass in platform windscreens

233rd Street 2 5Skowmon HastananSecret Garden: No Place LikeHome, 2006Faceted glass in platform windscreens and mezzanine windows

Nereid Avenue (238th Street)2 5Noel CopelandLeaf of Life, 2006Faceted glass in platform wind-screens

Wakefield-241st Street 2Alfredo CeibalPermanent Residents andVisitors*Faceted glass in platform windscreens

Above, top left: Freeman Street Daniel Hauben

Above, top right: Pelham Parkway Tomie Arai

Above, left to right: 233rd Street Skowmon Hastanan,225th Street Nicky Enright, Nereid Avenue (238th Street) Noel Copeland,219th Street Joseph D’Alesandro *to be installed

59th Street Elizabeth Murray14th Street-Union Square Mary Miss

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Frederick Dana Marsh (1879-1961)Marine Grill Murals, ca. 1913;installed 2000Glazed terra cotta murals andpainted cast iron gates createdfor the McAlpin Hotel in 1913;installed in passageway betweenA C and 4 5 stations.

Brooklyn Bridge-City Hall 4 5 6 Chambers Street J M ZMark Gibian Cable Crossing, 1996Stretched steel cable skylightsculpture and railings in entrance area of 4 5 6

Bleecker Street 6Broadway-Lafayette Street B D F VLeo VillarealHive*Light-emitting diodes (LED)installation suspended fromupper mezzanine ceiling, overstairs between 6 and B D F V

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Atlantic Avenue 2 3 4 5 B D M N Q R George Trakas in collaborationwith di Domenico + PartnersHook (Archean Reach), Line(Sea House), and Sinker (MinedSwell), 2004Polished granite, brushed steel,limestone, and granite through-out station

Wall Street 4 5James GarveyUntitled*Bronze seat rests attached toplatform columns

Fulton Street/Broadway-Nassau2 3 4 5 A C J M ZNancy HoltAstral Grating, 1987Steel and light sculpture in passageway ceiling between A C and 4 5 stations

Astor Place 6Milton GlaserUntitled, 1986Porcelain enamel on platformwalls

14th Street-Union Square4 5 6 N R Q L W Mary MissFraming Union Square, 1998Glass, enameled steel, and aluminum frames highlightinghistoric and architectural elements throughout stationcomplex

23rd Street 6Valerie JaudonLong Division, 1988Painted steel railings on downtown platform

33rd Street 6James GarveyLariat Seat Loops, 1997Bronze seat rests attached toplatform columns

51st Street 6 Lexington Avenue-53rd Street E VNina YankowitzTunnel Vision, 1988Ceramic tile in lower passageway

59th Street 4 5 6Lexington Avenue-59th Street N R WElizabeth MurrayBlooming, 1996Glass mosaic on mezzaninewalls connecting the 4 5 6and the N R W; medallions on4 5 express platform

77th Street 6Robert Kushner4 Seasons Seasoned, 2004Glass mosaic on mezzaninewalls above stairs

86th Street 4 5 6Peter SisHappy City, 2004Glass mosaic and etched stoneon platform walls above stairs

96th Street 6Laura BradleyCity Suite, 1994Marble mosaic on platformwalls, ceramic signage, railings, cut floor tile

103rd Street 6Nitza TufiñoNeo-Boriken, 1990Ceramic tile in stairwells to platforms

110th Street 6Manuel VegaSábado en la Ciento Diez(Saturday on 110th Street),1996Ceramic mosaic on platformwalls

116th Street 6Robert BlackburnUntitled, 2005Glass mosaic on platform walls

*to be installed

167th Street Carol Sun

Kingsbridge Road Mario M. Muller

Bedford Park Boulevard-Lehman College Andrea Dezsö

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Mount Eden Avenue 4Amir BeyThe Procession of Folk #3,2006Faceted glass in platform windscreens and mezzaninewindows

176th Street 4Juan SánchezReaching Out for Each Other,2006Faceted glass in platform windscreens and mezzaninewindows

Burnside Avenue 4Laura BattleHow to get to the moon…, 2008Laminated glass in stairwellwindows

183rd Street 4José OrtizMany Trails, 2008Laminated glass in mezzaninewindows

125th Street 4 5 6Houston ConwillThe Open Secret, 1986Bronze reliefs on mezzaninewalls

Valerie MaynardPolyrhythmics of Consciousnessand Light, 2003Glass mosaic on mezzaninewalls and above stairs

167th Street 4Carol SunA Bronx Reflection, 2007Faceted glass in mezzaninewindows

170th Street 4Dina BursztynViews from Above, 2006Faceted glass on platform windscreens and in mezzaninewindows

Fordham Road 4Moses RosPatriasana Wholesomeland,2005Faceted/laminated glass in mezzanine windows

Kingsbridge Road 4Mario M. MullerUrban Motif , 2007Laminated glass in platformwindscreens

Bedford Park Boulevard-Lehman College 4Andrea DezsöCommunity Garden*Glass mosaic on mezzanine and stair walls

Mosholu Parkway 4Corinne GrondahlMetromorphosis, 2008(Northbound)Birth of a Station, 2008(Southbound)Laminated glass in platformwindscreens

Parkchester 6William LowUntitled*Faceted glass in stairwell windows

Westchester Square-EastTremont Avenue 6Romare BeardenUntitled, 1982Faceted glass triptych over stair-way (fabricated by Benoit Gilsouland Helmut Schardt, 1993)

Woodlawn 4Josie Gonzalez AlbrightChildren at Play, 2005Faceted glass in mezzanine windows

Whitlock Avenue 6Barbara GrygutisUntitled*Stainless steel windscreen panels and benches

Elder Avenue 6Jean Whitesavage and Nick LyleUntitled*Forged steel windscreen panels

Morrison-Sound View Avenues6Maria Cristalli and Marc BrownUntitled*Forged steel windscreen panels

*to be installed

Flushing-Main Street Ik-Joong Kang

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Grand Central-42nd StreetS 4 5 6 7Christopher SproatV-Beam, 2000Functional stainless steel ceilingsculpture on 7 platform incorporat-ing lighting, signage, LED, and fan system

Queensboro Plaza 7 ‡ N WSydney CashColumns, 2000Silkscreened glass panels on track wall

33rd Street-Rawson Street 740th Street-Lowery Street 746th Street-Bliss Street 7Yumi HeoQ Is for Queens, 1999Faceted glass on mezzanines and platforms

46th Street-Bliss Street Yumi HeoAbove: Jackson Heights-Roosevelt Avenue Tom Patti

Woodside-61st Street 7 ‡John CavanaghCommuting/Community, 1986Porcelain enamel on mezzaninewalls

Dimitri Gerakaris Woodside Continuum, 1998Hand-forged steel and stainlesssteel railings in control area

74th Street-Broadway 7Jackson Heights-RooseveltAvenue E F G R VTom PattiPassage, 2004Glass in windows of VictorMoore Arcade and 7 platformwindscreens

Flushing-Main Street 7 ‡Ik-Joong KangHappy World, 1998Ceramic tile on mezzanine wall

Queensboro Plaza Sydney Cash

14th Street-Eighth Avenue Tom Otterness

23rd Street-Ely Avenue Elizabeth Murray

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Rockaway Park-Beach 116thStreet A SK K KozikFirst on the Beach andWednesday Night Fireworks,2008Laminated glass in the stationbuilding interior windows

Beach 105th Street A SCallie HirschVast*Faceted glass in platformwindscreens

Beach 98th Street A SDuke RileyBe Good or Be Gone*Faceted glass in platformwindscreens

Beach 90th Street A SMichael MillerSurf Station 90*Faceted glass in platform windscreens

*to be installed

Jay Street-Borough Hall A C FBen SneadArrivals and Departures*Glass and ceramic mosaic onsouth mezzanine wall

Chambers Street A CPark Place 2 3 Kristin Jones and AndrewGinzelOculus, 1998Stone mosaic on walls through-out station complex; stone andglass floor mosaic at Park Placeentrance

Canal Street A C EWalter Martin and PalomaMuñozA Gathering, 2001Bronze sculptures on stationbooth, railings, and beamsthroughout mezzanine

Far Rockaway-Mott AvenueAJason RohlfRespite*Laminated glass in controlhouse

Beach 25th Street AMauricio LopezPast/Present/Future*Faceted glass in platformwindscreens

Beach 67th Street AIngo FastUntitled*Laminated glass in platformwindscreens

Utica Avenue A CJimmy James Greene withchildren from communitygroupsChildren’s Cathedral, 1996Ceramic mosaic and iron grillwork in passageways leading to platforms

14th Street A C EEighth Avenue LTom OtternessLife Underground, 2001Bronze sculptures on railings,beams, and columns throughoutstation

34th Street-Penn Station A C EEric FischlThe Garden of Circus Delights,2001Glass mosaic throughout station

42nd Street-Port AuthorityBus Terminal A C ELisa DinhoferLosing my Marbles, 2003Glass mosaic on mezzaninewalls

50th Street C EMatt MullicanUntitled, 1989Etched granite mural inentrance, sponsored by NewYork Communications CenterAssociates

59th Street-Columbus CircleA B C D 1 Sol LeWittMTA Whirls and Twirls*Ceramic tile on mezzanine wallbetween the 1 and A B C DCompass (57th Street)* Compass (58th Street)*Porcelain tile floors on 57thand 58th Street mezzanines

81st Street-Museum ofNatural History B CArts for Transit CollaborativeFor Want of a Nail, 2000Glass and ceramic mosaic,handmade ceramic relief tiles,hand-cast glass, bronze, and cut granite floor tiles through-out station

Cathedral Parkway (110thStreet) B CChristopher WynterMigrations (In Memory of AthieL. Wynter), 1999Glass mosaic on mezzanine andplatform walls

Lexington Avenue-53rd Street Al Held

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Chambers Street Kristin Jones and Andrew Ginzel

Inwood-207th Street ASheila Levrant de BrettevilleAt the Start... At Long Last…,1999Mirror mosaic text,silkscreened tiles, etched railings, and terrazzo pavers on the mezzanine

Fifth Avenue-53rd Street E VDesigned by Drenttel DoylePartners for MTA Arts forTransit, Municipal Art Society,Museum of American Folk Art,Museum of Television andRadio, and New York PublicLibrary/Donnell Library Center53rd Street Art Stop, 2000Porcelain enamel on downtownplatform wall

Ralph FasanellaSubway Riders, 1950/1995Oil on canvas on mezzanineDonated in 1995 by Ralph andEva Fasanella through PublicDomain. Collection of Museumof American Folk Art

Lexington Avenue-53rd StreetE V 6Al HeldPassing Through, 2004Glass mosaic on mezzaninewalls

23rd Street-Ely Avenue E VLong Island City-Court SquareGElizabeth MurrayStream, 2001Glass mosaic on walls in passageway connecting the EV to the G

Frank OltTemple Quad Reliefs, 1992Glass mosaic and ceramicreliefs on station platforms andon mezzanine

Queens Plaza E G R VEllen HarveyLook Up, Not Down, 2005Glass mosaic on mezzaninewalls

Canal Street Walter Martin and Paloma Muñoz

Queens Plaza Ellen Harvey

Coney Island-Stillwell AvenueRobert Wilson

Delancey Street-Essex StreetF J M ZMing FayShad Crossing, DelanceyOrchard, 2004Glass mosaic on platform andmezzanine walls

Broadway-Lafayette Street BD F VBleecker Street 6(Southbound only) Mel ChinSignal, 1997Stainless steel and glass sculp-ture with lights on mezzaninecolumn bases; ceramic tile onstation walls

34th Street-Herald Square B D F N Q R V WNicholas PearsonHalo, 1991Hand-coiled aluminum spheresin atrium space at southwestend of station

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Coney Island-Stillwell AvenueD F N Q Robert WilsonMy Coney Island Baby, 2004Glass brick wall at stationground floor

West 8th Street-New YorkAquarium F QAcconci Studio (Vito Acconci)in collaboration with Daniel FrankfurtWavewall, 2005Steel, ceramic tile, granite,fiberglass

Neptune Avenue FMichael KrondlLooking Up, 2004Faceted glass in platform windscreens

11Delancey Street-Essex Street Ming Fay

34th Street-Herald Square Christopher Janney

Left: West 8th Street-New York Aquarium Acconci Studio

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Tremont Avenue Frank Leslie Hampton

161st Street-Yankee Stadium B D 4Vito Acconci (Acconci Studio)Wall-Slide, 2002Stone, tile, and fiberglass installation throughout station complex

Helene Brandt in cooperationwith Acconci Studio and di Domenico+PartnersRoom of Tranquility, 2002Glass, stone, and marble mosaic mural on 4mezzanine wall

Tremont Avenue B DFrank Leslie HamptonUptown New York, 2000Glass, stone, and marble mosaic wall on mezzanine

34th Street-Herald SquareChristopher JanneyREACH: New York, An UrbanMusical Instrument, 1996Interactive sound installation on N Q R W platforms

Michele Oka DonerRadiant Site, 1991Handmade bronze-colored tilesat north end of mezzanine

David ProvanYab-Yum, 1992Kinetic aluminum sculpture at northeast end of station

42nd Street-Bryant Park B D F VFifth Avenue 7Samm KunceUnder Bryant Park, 2002Glass, stone, and marble mosaicwalls in passageway between42nd Street and Fifth Avenuestations

42nd Street-Bryant Park Samm Kunce

Flushing Avenue Robin Holder

Left: Halsey Street SOL’SAX

Below: Norwood Avenue Margaret Lanzetta

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Marcy Avenue J M ZEllsworth AusbySpace Odyssey, 2004Faceted glass in mezzaninewindows and platform wind-screens

Hewes Street J MMara HeldEl in 16 Notes, 2002Faceted glass in mezzaninewindows and platform windscreens

Lorimer Street J MAnnette DavidekRoundlet Series, 2002Faceted glass in mezzaninewindows and platform windscreens

Flushing Avenue J MRobin HolderMigration, 2006Laminated glass in mezzaninewindows and platform windscreens

Myrtle Avenue J M ZVerna Hart Jammin’ Under the El, 1999Faceted glass in mezzaninewindows and platform windscreens

Kosciuszko Street JRonald CallowayEuphorbias, 2002Faceted glass in mezzaninewindows and platform windscreens

Gates Avenue J ZChris Wade RobinsonDream Train, 2002Faceted glass in mezzaninewindows and platform windscreens

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Van Siclen Avenue Barbara Ellmann

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Cypress Hills J75th Street J ZWoodhaven Boulevard J Z104th Street J Z111th Street JKathleen McCarthyFive Points of Observation, 1990-93Wire mesh sculpture in platform windscreens

Jamaica Center/Parsons-ArcherE J ZSam GilliamJamaica Center Station Riders,Blue, 1991Painted aluminum sculpture onwall above station entrance

Van Siclen Avenue J ZBarbara EllmannThe View from Here, 2007Faceted glass in platform windscreens

Cleveland Street JAmy ChengLas Flores, 2007Faceted glass in platform windscreens

Norwood Avenue J ZMargaret LanzettaCulture Swirl, 2007Faceted glass in platform windscreens

Crescent Street J ZJung Hyang KimWheel of Bloom-Soak up theSun, 2007Faceted glass in platform windscreens

Halsey Street JSOL’SAX SOL’SCRYPT, 2008Faceted glass in mezzaninewindows and platform windscreens

Chauncey Street J ZMaria DominguezEl-Views, 2002Faceted glass in mezzaninewindows and platform windscreens

Broadway Junction A C J L ZAl LovingBrooklyn, New Morning, 2001Faceted glass throughout complex; glass mosaic on upper mezzanine wall

Alabama Avenue J ZScott ReddenUntitled, 2007Faceted glass in platform windscreens

Alabama Avenue Scott Redden

Left to right: Cleveland Street Amy Cheng, Crescent Street Jung Hyang Kim, Kosciuszko Street Ronald Calloway,

Chauncey Street Maria Dominguez

Sutter Avenue Takayo Noda

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Lorimer Street LMetropolitan Avenue GJackie ChangSigns of Life, 2000Glass and ceramic tile on walls of mezzanine, transferpassageway, and stairs to L platforms

Myrtle-Wyckoff Avenues L MCadence GiersbachFrom Earth to Sky, 2006Glass mosaic in rotunda of control house ceiling

Sutter Avenue LTakayo NodaThe Habitat for the Yellow Bird,2007Faceted glass in platform windscreens

Livonia Avenue LPhilemona WilliamsonSeasons, 2007Fused glass in platform windscreens

New Lots Avenue LEugenie Tung16 Windows, 2007Fused glass in platform windscreens

New Lots Avenue Eugenie Tung

Myrtle-Wyckoff Avenues Cadence Giersbach Livonia Avenue Philemona Williamson

East 105th Street LMichael InguiCrescendo, 2007Laminated glass in mezzanine windows and above stairs

Prince Street Janet Zweig and Edward del Rosario

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28th Street N R WMark HadjipaterasCity Dwellers (for Costas and Maro), 2002Glass mosaic on platform walls

Fifth Avenue-59th Street N R WAnn SchaumburgerUrban Oasis, 1997Glass mosaic on station façadeand throughout station

Woodhaven Boulevard G R VPablo TaulerIn Memory of the LostBattalion, 1996Stainless steel and faceted glasscolumn covers on mezzanine

Cortlandt Street R WMargie HughtoTrade, Treasure and Travel,1997Handmade ceramic relief tiles in passageway (closed forrenovation; reopening date tobe announced)

Prince Street N R WJanet Zweig and Edward del RosarioCarrying On, 2004Steel, marble, and slate frieze on platform walls

8th Street-NYU N R WTimothy SnellBroadway Diary, 2002Glass mosaic on platform walls

23rd Street N R WKeith GodardMemories of Twenty-ThirdStreet, 2002Glass mosaic on platform walls

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36th Street D M N R Owen SmithAn Underground Movement:Designers, Builders, Riders,1998Ceramic mosaic on mezzaninewalls; ceramic mosaic medallions on stairway walls

Union Street M REmmett WigglesworthCommUnion, 1994Porcelain enamel on platformwalls; tile design on track walls

Whitehall Street R WFrank GiorginiPassages, 2000Handmade ceramic relief tiles,ceramic mosaic, cut granitefloor tile, bronze, and forgedsteel railings in full-time mezzanine; handmade ceramicrelief tiles in part-time mezzanine 28th Street Mark Hadjipateras

DeKalb Avenue Stephen Johnson

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Cortelyou Road QBeverley Road QPatsy NorvellGarden Stops, 1994 and 1996Sandblasted glass windows onmezzanines, stair railings, andexterior fences

Parkside Avenue QProspect Park B Q S Susan TunickBrighton Clay Re-Leaf Nos. 1-4,1994Ceramic mosaic on mezzanines

DeKalb Avenue B M Q RStephen JohnsonDeKalb Improvisation, 2005Glass mosaic on mezzaninewalls

Bill BrandMasstransiscope, 1980(Restored 2008) Hand-painted panels north ofDeKalb Avenue station, innorthbound transit tunnel pastformer Myrtle Avenue Station

Kings Highway B Q Rhoda AndorsKings Highway Hieroglyphs,1987Porcelain enamel at stationentrances

Avenue M QRita MacDonaldHare Apparent*Glass mosaic on stairway walls

Avenue J QRita MacDonaldBird Laid Bare*Glass mosaic on stairway walls

Avenue H QEd KopelUntitled*Bronze chairs on station porch

Newkirk Avenue B Q David WilsonTransit Skylight, 1988Zinc-glazed polycarbonate skylight

Canal Street J M N Q R W Z 6Bing LeeEmpress Voyage 2.22.1794, 1998Ceramic tiles and mosaic banding on platform walls and connecting passageway

57th Street-7th Avenue N Q R WJosh ScharfCarnegie Hall, 1994Ceramic tiles on north andsouth mezzanine walls; porcelain enamel on north mezzanine wall

Canal Street Bing Lee

Sheepshead Bay DeBorah Goletz

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Brighton Beach B QDan GeorgeMermade/Dionysus and the Pirates, 1999Aluminum sculptures on elevated platform

Sheepshead Bay B QDeBorah GoletzPostcards from SheepsheadBay, 1998Ceramic on façade; ceramicand banding on interiorstation walls

Neck Road QMary TempleWest Wall, East Light,Morning*Glass and ceramic mosaic onstairway walls

Avenue U QJason MiddlebrookBrooklyn Seeds*Glass mosaic on stairway walls

*to be installed

Times Square-42nd Street Jacob Lawrence

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S 42nd Street Shuttle

Times Square-42nd Street A C E N R Q S W 1 2 3 7Norman B ColpThe Commuter’s Lament or A Close Shave, 1991Porcelain enamel on ceiling beamsin passageway connecting Seventhand Eighth Avenue lines

Jane DicksonThe Revelers, 2008Glass mosaic on passageway wallconnecting Seventh and EighthAvenue lines

Jack Beal The Return of Spring, 2001The Onset of Winter, 2005Glass mosaic on wall of 41stStreet/Seventh Avenue mezzanine

Toby BuonagurioTimes Square Times: 35 Times,2005Ceramic plaques inset in glassblock passageway near N Q RS W 1 2 3 7

Roy LichtensteinTimes Square Mural, 2002Porcelain enamel on wall of NQ R S W 1 2 3 mezzanine

Jacob LawrenceNew York in Transit, 2001Glass mosaic on stairway wallbetween N Q W R and Smezzanines

Max NeuhausTimes Square, 1977-1992, 2006Sound installation on north endof the triangular pedestrianisland at Broadway between45th and 46th streets

Times Square-42nd Street Jack Beal

Above: Times Square-42nd Street Roy Lichtenstein

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S 42nd Street Shuttle

Grand Central-42nd Street S 4 5 6 7 Jackie FerraraGrand Central: Arches, Towers,Pyramids, 2000Ceramic mosaic band on walls of S platform, passageway to 7 platform, and upper passageway to 4 5 6 7 and Grand CentralTerminal

Dan SinclairFast Track and Speedwheels,1990Two mixed-media sculptures in passageway between S and4 5 6 lines

Above: Times Square-42nd Street Jane Dickson

Grand Central-42nd Street Jackie Ferrara

Times Square-42nd Street Toby Buonagurio

Botantic Garden Millie Burns

Left: Park Place Isha Shabaka

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S Franklin Avenue Shuttle

Botanic Garden SFranklin Avenue 2 3 4 5Millie BurnsIL7/Square, 1999Wrought iron railings at station exterior

Park Place SIsha ShabakaUnits of the Free, 1999Wrought iron railings throughout station

Franklin Avenue C SEric PryorLife and Continued Growth, 1999Faceted glass on platform wall

Franklin Avenue Eric Pryor

Seaford, Babylon Branch Carson Fox

Hempstead, Hempstead Branch Ron Baron*to be installed

Broadway, Port WashingtonBranchJean ShinCeladon Remnants, 2008Ceramic and glass mosaic onretaining walls and stationbuilding

Bayside, Port WashingtonBranch Ed McGowinBayside Story, 1999Bronze relief columns andfrieze on overpass

Great Neck, Port WashingtonBranchDavid SaundersConductor’s Watch andKeychain, 2001Aluminum sculpture on platform wall

Long Island Rail Road

Penn StationAndrew LeicesterGhost Series, 1993–94Terra cotta wall murals in fivelocations and porcelain enamelabove escalator

Maya LinEclipsed Time, 1994Sandblasted glass, aluminum, stainless steel, and fiber-opticsculpture in ceiling at SeventhAvenue end of station

Atlantic Terminal-FlatbushAvenueAllan and Ellen Wexler in collaboration withdi Domenico + PartnersOverlook*Granite and glass in entrypavilion

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Broadway, Port Washington Branch Jean Shin

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Hempstead, HempsteadBranchRon BaronLost and Found: A HempsteadExcavation Project, 2001Cast bronze sculpture and seating in plaza

Hicksville, Port Jefferson and Ronkonkoma BranchesRoy NicholsonMorning Transit, HempsteadPlain/Evening Transit,Hempstead Plain, 2001Glass mosaics on waiting room walls

Huntington, Port JeffersonBranchJoe Zucker For My Grandfather NoyePride, a Locomotive Engineer,1998Faceted glass in windscreen

Ronkonkoma, RonkonkomaBranchAlice AdamsPlanting (dedicated to LongIsland tree farmers), 1995Paving, planting, seating, curving brick walls, and castconcrete tree balls with castaluminum rope inserts

Greenport, RonkonkomaBranchAnita Thacher in collaborationwith East End Seaport Museumand Marine FoundationIlluminated Station, 2005Lighting and projection on station façade and roof

Valley Stream, Babylon andFar Rockaway BranchesMalin AbrahamssonOn the Trail of the Rising Sun,2008Glass and ceramic mosaic inwaiting room and stair andescalator enclosures, terrazzofloor in ticket office

Merrick, Babylon BranchAlan SonfistThe Narrative History ofMerrick, 1993Hand-painted porcelain tile on platform columns

Bellmore, Babylon BranchAlan SonfistThe Narrative History ofBellmore, 1993Hand-painted porcelain tile on platform columns

Seaford, Babylon BranchCarson FoxBlue Sky Pursuits, 2008Laminated and tempered glass in platform waiting room

Bay Shore, Montauk BranchBrit BunkleyBay Shore Icons, 1992Cast cement relief medallionsand frieze on exterior of station

Huntington, Port Jefferson Branch Joe Zucker

Valley Stream, Babylon and Far Rockaway Branches Malin Abrahamsson

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Metro-North Railroad

Grand Central Terminal Ellen DriscollAs Above, So Below, 1998Glass, bronze, and mosaic in Grand Central North passageway

Roberto JuarezA Field of Wild Flowers, 1997Mixed-media on walls ofStation Master’s Office

Donald LipskiSirshasana, 1998Aluminum and polyester resin sculpture with crystals in ceiling at 43rd Street in Grand Central Market

Harlem-125th StreetAlison SaarHear the Lone Whistle Moan,1991Bronze grilles and reliefs on platforms

Terry AdkinsHarlem Encore, 1999Aluminum panels with ornamental backlighting on overpass

Mount Vernon West, Harlem LineMartha Jackson-JarvisTravelin’Time, 1991Glass and ceramic mosaicsculpture on waiting room ceiling

Fleetwood, Harlem LineArthur GonzalezTime Catcher, 1990Bronze sculpture on interioroverpass wall

Tuckahoe, Harlem LineArthur GonzalezThe Finder/The Seekers, 1990Bronze sculpture on interioroverpass wall

Yonkers, Hudson Line Barbara Segal

Above left: Dobbs Ferry, Hudson Line Nancy Blum Above right: Grand Central Terminal Donald Lipski

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Cortlandt, Hudson LineRobert TaplinThree Statues (A Short History ofthe Lower Hudson Valley), 1996Bronze sculpture on exteriorgrounds (traffic island) of station house

Mount Vernon East, New HavenLineMarjorie BlackwellTranquility, 2001Faceted glass in platform windscreen

Larchmont, New Haven LineJoy TaylorThe Four Seasons, 2005Glass mosaic on station waitingroom wall

Harrison, New Haven LineTova SnyderRailroads and Rooftops, 2002Faceted glass in station buildingand elevator towers

Pleasantville, Harlem LineJane Greengold and KaneChanh DoAlmost Home, 2002Bronze sculptural seating

Wassaic, Harlem LineAnne HuibregtseArrival, 2000Cast bronze sculpture nearstairs to platform

Station at Yankee Stadium,Hudson LineEllen HarveyUntitled*Glass mosaic on the wall ofthe pedestrian bridge

Riverdale, Hudson LineDennis OppenheimRising and Setting, 2006Perforated painted steelsculpture on station grounds

Yonkers, Hudson LineBarbara Segal, 2005Muhheakantuck (The River thatFlows Two Ways), 2005Aluminum reliefs on east andwest fascia of train overpass

Dobbs Ferry, Hudson LineNancy BlumFloating Auriculas, 2007Glass mosaic on platform wall

Philipse Manor, Hudson LineJoseph CavalieriNorth, South and Home*Faceted glass windows instation overpass

Ossining, Hudson LineRobert GoodnoughWestchester*Faceted glass in overpass windows

Above left: Cortlandt, Hudson Line Robert Taplin

Above right: Larchmont, New Haven Line Joy Taylor

Right: Pleasantville, Harlem Line Jane Greengold and Kane Chanh Do

Crestwood, Harlem LineArthur GonzalezThe Discovery, 1990Bronze sculpture on exteriorwall of elevator

Scarsdale, Harlem LineTom NussbaumTravelers, 1991COR-TEN® steel sculpture onstation canopies

Hartsdale, Harlem LineTom NussbaumWorkers, 1991COR-TEN® steel sculpture onstation canopies

North White Plains, HarlemLineRolando BriseñoAt the Table, 1991Cast aluminum low-relief sculpture on platform columns

*to be installed

Bridges and Tunnels

Brooklyn-Battery TunnelR. M. FischerBrooklyn-Battery Tunnel Clock, 1992Stainless steel and aluminum sculptureon façade of Manhattan Plaza ventilation building

Brooklyn-Battery Tunnel R. M. Fisher

Photo Credits (in alphabetical order)

Nancy BlumMillie BurnsCathy CarverPatrick CashinMichael ChiabaudoPeter ChinThierry GourjonJane GreengoldSkowmon HastananDaniel HaubenChristopher Janney Michael KamberSeong KwonEdward LeeDavid Lubarsky

Michael MoranMario M. MullerPeter PeirceKen ShungPeters StudioStarn StudioIrit Baniel StudiosJeffrey SturgesDavid SundbergEugenie TungAnthony VerdeAndy Wainwright Jonathan WallenPaul WarcholRob Wilson

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