Underground Art
Adrian BruneThe art of the New York City subway and its sister metro stations around the world
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125th on 3 Line, Flying Home: Harlem Heroes
Faith Ringgold’s Flying Home Harlem Heroes and Heroines is her paean to the figures of her youth in the famous neighborhood. Clockwise from top left: W.E.B. DuBois holding the NAACP magazine he founded, The Crisis; Sugar Ray Robinson and Jo...
110th to 137th on 3 Line, Malcolm Speaks + More
The mosaic work of Maren Hassinger at 110th and Central Park is the gateway to Harlem and to Black Art on the subway.
110th Street: Message from Malcolm (1998), Maren Hassenger Largely a textile and sculpture artist, Maren Hassinger craf...
Sailing through 59th Street
A Heins & LaFarage + Squire Vickers collage of the subway art featured in Columbus Circle. One of the Original 28, Columbus Circle recently received a rehab from the State of New York, which replaced tiles and cleaned grout.
Ironically, C...
42nd Street, Grand Central Station
The original architectural wonders of Grand Central Terminal, including (from top left) the world’s largest Tiffany Clock crowned with French sculptor Jules-Felix Coutan’s colossal statues of Hercules, Mercury, and Minerva, the Beaux-Arts i...
Janus, January and 137th Street
We are all well into January now, which back in beginning and middle ages, according to the New York Times, was known as hibernacula — the name Roman soldiers christened their winter quarters, where they spun wool, groomed horses and sharpe...
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