MTA Arts & Design is Celebrating 40 Years

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On: December 2, 2025

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This year, MTA Arts & Design is celebrating 40 years of delivering transformative art experiences across the MTA system. Since 1985, the artworks produced by Arts & Design have been a visible expression of MTA’s commitment to enhancing stations and trains for our riders. From poetry, to live musical performances, posters, photography, digital art, events, and more than 400 site-specific contemporary artworks, Arts & Design brings art everywhere, for everyone.

We’re kicking off the yearlong celebration with a sneak preview of a video recognizing the milestone, new digital art commissions, artwork on the Park Avenue Viaduct at 116th St, @openhousenewyork tours, and our new logo mark courtesy of @giorgialupi’s team @pentagramdesign. Go to the link in our bio to learn more and stay tuned for more updates on forthcoming commemorative projects, new works, and public programming!

Featured speakers:
Jackie Chang
Kiki Smith
@jameslittleart
@barbaratakenaga
@sheshedanz
@bill_brand

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