Arts on the Line

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Arts on the Line is a pioneering public art program for Boston’s MBTA subway system that integrates permanent artworks into stations along the Red Line.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf MBTA program
arts initiative
public art program
aimsTo enhance passenger experience
improve station aesthetics
support contemporary artists
appliesTo Red Line stations
subway stations
artType installation art
mural
sculpture
category Art in public transport
MBTA Red Line NERFINISHED
Public art in Massachusetts
cityServed Boston NERFINISHED
Cambridge NERFINISHED
commissionedBy MBTA NERFINISHED
commissionedFrom multiple artists
country United States of America
surface form: United States
focusesOn permanent artworks
public art
site-specific art
hasMedium metal
mixed media
paint
stone
hasPermanentCollection true
implementedIn 1980s
inception late 1970s
influenced later transit art programs in the United States
integratesWith station architecture
urban environment
isPioneering true
isPubliclyAccessible true
language English
locatedIn Boston, Massachusetts
surface form: Boston

Massachusetts
locatedOn Cambridge section of the Red Line
notableFor being an early U.S. transit art program
integrating art into transit infrastructure
operatedBy MBTA NERFINISHED
MBTA
surface form: Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority
railLine Red Line NERFINISHED
regionServed Greater Boston
sector arts and culture
public transportation
sponsoredBy public funds
transportSystem MBTA subway NERFINISHED

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Davis (MBTA station) hasArtProgram Arts on the Line