2. Masstransiscope: Designed by Bill Brand in 1980, these 228 painted panels can be viewed from the B or Q train heading into Manhattan after the Dekalb Ave. station.
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I like this, its a great idea. Maybe have some music in the underground too.
And thanks for the article :)
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Turning the NYC subway into a flip-book! Genius!
Check out the mosaics in the 86th street station of the 6 line, uptown side. Not sure who the artist is but it is beautiful work.
Love Bill Brand’s animation! Why aren’t the mosaics of fish and trees at Delancey St. on the list? They’re amazing.
There is a lot of stuff missing here. Roy Lichtenstein’s mural on 42nd for one.
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