Public Art on TriMet
The TriMet Public Art Program promotes transit use and community pride by integrating permanent and temporary art works into the public transit system, celebrating the contributions of public transportation and recognizing the cultural richness in the region.
Portland Mall/I-205 MAX Green Line ArtSculptures and other artwork greet travelers on the renovated Portland Mall and along I-205 to Clackamas Town Center. Take a tour |
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WES Commuter Rail ArtA series of five sculptures serve as a metaphor for the human experience. Take a tour |
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Interstate MAX Yellow Line ArtThe art on TriMet's Yellow MAX line reflects the spirit of the local community. Take a tour |
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Airport MAX Red Line ArtTravelers and commuters enjoy unique artwork heading to and from the airport. Take a tour |
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Westside MAX Blue Line ArtTriMet's foray into public art began in 1998 with Westside
MAX Blue Line. Take a tour |
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Bus Shelter ArtLearn how sandblasting vandalized glass helps beautify bus stops and deter vandalism. More |
Public Art Program contacts
Mary Priester |
Michelle Traver |





