#carsonfox

[mtaartsdesign]

From Long Island to Philadelphia, the vibrant colors of artists Carson Fox and Moe Brooker abound in a new exhibition at Stanek Gallery in Philadelphia. Fox’s laminated and tempered glass “Blue Sky Pursuit” (2009) at the LIRR Seaford station traces the movement paths of birds and butterflies in a bright blue fantasy, while her sculpture and installation works on view at Stanek Gallery also explore the notions of transience, continuity and the passage of time with vibrant colors celebrating nature. Brooker’s hand painted laminated glass “Just Jazz” (2015) at the LIRR Wyandanch station reflects the jazz inspired rhythms and movement that Brooker cites as influencing his free flowing work, while his drawings at Stanek Gallery also represent his “search for the real” through color, rhythm and form.

[mtaartsdesign]

On the 200th birthday of Walt Whitman, we are celebrating Poetry in Motion, which has appeared in NYC subways since 1993, beginning with Whitman’s poem “Crossing Brooklyn Ferry”. Bringing Poetry in Motion to a new dimension are the newly launched animations at Penn Station’s New West End Concourse, the first phase of the @moynihantrainhall project, with poetry by Mark Strand and artwork by Carson Fox from her “Blue Sky pursuit” (2009) at the LIRR Seaford station. The poems appear on new digital screens regularly throughout the day and night!

If you haven’t already, check out our new Poetry in Motion guide to see every Poetry in Motion since 2012! http://web.mta.info/mta/aft/poetry/guide.html

[alexojeda]

#carsonfox Hole Punches (at Walton Arts Center)