Gold Line Metro Art

This page is subdivided by station, beginning with Chinatown. The images and information have been made available courtesy of MTA and through the photographs of Ruth Wallach. Do not reproduce information from this site without acknowledgement of the artists and their works, or of the authors of this site.

Union Station Gold Line Entry Portal

• Roy Nicholson, Solar Shifts San Bernardino and Santa Monica, 2006.

Chinatown

• Image of the Chinatown station, 2003
• Chisien Chang, The Wheels of Change, 2003
• Yong bell

Lincoln Heights/Cypress Park

• Cheri Gaulke, Water Street: River of Dreams, 2003
  Detail of the triptych story fence
  Detail of the Tongva woman drawing water
  Detail of the Coyote and Water story

Heritage Square/Arroyo

• Roberto L. Delgado, El Quetzalcoatl de Xochicalco and Le Gente del Pueblo, 2003
  Ceramic pavement tiles
  Serpentine blocks

Southwest Museum

• Teddy Sandoval (artist) and Paul Polubinskas (ceramicist), Highland Park Gateway, 2003
  Detail of the columns
  Detail of the ceramic tiles at the base of the columns

Highland Park

• Jud Fine, Stone Tree Inverted Post (Copper Bound Water Light), 2003

Mission

• Michael Stutz, Astride-Aside, 2003

Fillmore

• Michael C. McMillen, Geologica 42, 2003

Del Mar

• Ries Niemi, Kinetic Energy, 2003

Memorial Park

• John Valadez, The First Artists in Southern California: A Short Story, 2003
  Details of the cutout aluminum

Lake

• Pat Ward Williams, Everyday People, 2003
  External view of the station entry
  Portraits of people emblazoned on glass

Allen

• Michael Amescua, Rider's Dream, 2003
  Details of the pole at the station
  Details of the grillwork at the entrance to the station.

Sierra Madre Villa

• Tony Gleaton, Untitled, 2003
• Beth Thielen, Images of Commonality/Nature and Movement, 2003. Alignment and Sierra Madre Villa Parking and Bus Facility
  Images of red-tailed hawk, an antelope, mountains and arroyo, an oak tree, and a Gabrielino woman embossed on the walls by the parking structure elevators.

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