Public Art Program

The 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 our region.

Public Art Database

Check out 25 years of art in our online database

 

MAX Blue Line - Eastside

New or refurbished stations provide opportunities for artwork on the Eastside MAX Blue Line.

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MAX Blue Line - Westside

TriMet’s first public art program opened in 1998 with the Westside MAX Blue Line.

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MAX Green Line

Sculptures and other artwork greet travelers on the renovated Portland Mall and along I-205 to Clackamas Town Center.

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MAX Orange Line

There’s an incredible variety of artwork reflecting the communities that have sprung up along the Willamette River and its tributaries on the MAX Orange Line.

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MAX Red Line

Riders can enjoy numerous artworks related to flight while heading to and from the airport.

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MAX Yellow Line

Artwork along the MAX Yellow Line draws from the history and culture of the area to create a unique identity for each station.

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WES Commuter Rail

A series of five sculptures on the WES Line encourage interaction and serve as a metaphor for the human experience.

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Bus Stops and Park & Rides

Patterns etched onto windscreen glass help beautify bus stop shelters and deter vandalism.

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Public Art Staff

Michelle Traver
Public Art Administrator

traverm@trimet.org

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