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Above: New Paulina station entrance looking North.
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Above: The new Rockwell station.
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Public art has the power to energize our public spaces, arouse our thinking, and transform the places where we live, work, and play into more welcoming and beautiful environments that invite interaction. By its presence alone public art can heighten our awareness, question our assumptions, transform a landscape, or express community values, and for these reasons it can have the power, over time to transform a city’s image. ~Newport News Public Art Foundation
station art
Metal Panel Sculpture BJ Krivanek CTA Brown Line- Chicago Train Platform Neighborhood: River North
Time is the enemy
Glass Tile Mosaic Dzine CTA Brown Line- Sedgwick Station Interior Neighborhood: Old Town
Photographic Tile Mural Jonathan Gitelson CTA Brown Line- Armitage Station Interior Neighborhood: Lincoln Park
Landslide
Sculpture Derick Malkemus CTA Brown Line- Fullerton North Station Entrance Neighborhood: Lincoln Park
Tile Mosaic Mural Michael Dinges CTA Brown Line- Fullerton South Station Interior Neighborhood: Lincoln Park
Doors Open Everywhere at Fullerton
arriving home
Sculpture Dennis Oppenheim CTA Brown Line- Diversey North Station Entrance Neighborhood: Lakeview
Art Glass Storefront Martin Donlin CTA Brown Line- Wellington Station Storefront Windows Neighborhood: Lakeview
Mosaic Murals David Lee Csicsko CTA Brown Line- Belmont Station Interior and Columns Neighborhood: Lakeview
We all ride the train together
space junction of energy
Sculpture Jerald Jacquard CTA Brown Line- Belmont North Station Entrance Neighborhood: Lakeview
Murals on Tile Elizabeth Fraiberg CTA Brown Line- Southport Station Walls Neighborhood: Lakeview
Suspended Sculpture Barbara Cooper CTA Brown Line- Paulina Station Interior Ceiling Neighborhood: Roscoe Village
Transitions
Mosaic Mural Barbara Cooper CTA Brown Line- Paulina Station Interior Neighborhood: Roscoe Village
Exterior Mounted Sculpture Gregory Gomez CTA Brown Line- Addison Station Elevator Towers Neighborhood: Roscoe Village
Mosaic Murals Juan Carlos Macias CTA Brown Line- Irving Park Station Interior & Exterior Neighborhood: North Center
Wall Mounted Sculpture Jason Pickleman CTA Brown Line- Montrose Station Interior Neighborhood: Lincoln Square
Suitcase Traveler Art Ron Baron CTA Brown Line- Damen Station Interior Neighborhood: Lincoln Square
Art Glass Ellen Rothenberg CTA Brown Line- Western Station Windows Neighborhood: Lincoln Square
hidden movers
Art Glass Sculpture Thomas Skomski CTA Brown Line- Rockwell Station Interior Neighborhood: Lincoln Square
Mosaic Carpet Ellen Harvey CTA Brown Line- Francisco Station Entrance Walkway Neighborhood: Albany Park
Art Glass Anne Marie Karlsen CTA Brown Line- Kedzie Station Interior Walkway Neighborhood: Albany Park
Sculptural Columns Josh Garber CTA Brown Line- Kimball Exterior Station Entrance Neighborhood: Albany Park
Hope and Renewal
Above: Old sign to the left of the Sedgwick station entrance.
photos
Piece of the Berlin Wall Located in the Western Brown Line Station.
Above: View from the Belmont Brown Line platform looking East at midday.
Above: View from the Belmont Brown Line platform looking East at dusk.
Above: View from the Armitage Brown Line platform looking East.
Above: View from the Paulina Brown Line platform looking Southeast.
Above: Clarke’s is located just off the Belmont Brown Line stop.
Above: Merle’s is located just off the Francisco Brown Line stop.
Above: Coming out of the Addison Station looking Southeast.
Above: Crossing over the Metra Ravenswood tracks between the Paulina and Addison stations.
Above: Racing the Metra between the Irving Park and Montrose stations.
Above: View through front window coming into the station.
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Profile of Public Art displayed by the Chicago Transit Authority as part of the Arts in Transit Program.