To honor Day of the Dead this year, we’re taking a moment to remember a few #MetroArtLA-commissioned artists who are now ancestors. Their legacy lives on everyday in the integrated artworks they created to serve neighborhoods and our ridership. ⬅️ Swipe through to reflect on this collection of artworks by these late artists, and please drop us a DM if there is a @metrolosangeles-commissioned artist to add to this list. 🕯️ Tony Gleaton (1948-2015), detail of untitled artwork at the Sierra Madre Villa Station. 🕯️ Gilbert “Magu” Lujan (1940-2011), detail of Hooray for Hollywood at Hollywood/Vine Station. 🕯️ Stephen Antonakos (1926-2013), detail of Neons for Pershing Square at Pershing Square Station. 🕯️ Terry Schoonhoven (1945-2002), detail of Traveler at Union Station. 🕯️ Teddy Sandoval (1949-1995), detail of Highland Park Gateway at Southwest Museum Station. 🕯️ Willie Middlebrook (1957-2012), detail of Portrait Of My People #619 at Avalon Station. 🕯️ Eva Cockcroft (1937-1999), detail of Compton: Past, Present and Future at Compton Station. 🕯️ left: Noni Olabisi (1954-2022), detail of Expo 1 banners created to celebrate the E Line (Expo); right: Charles (Brother Boko) Freeman (1951-2020), detail of Know Thy Self construction fence formerly at Soto Station 🕯️ John Outterbridge (1933-2020), detail of Pyramid at Avalon Station. 🕯️ Elliott Pinkney (1934-2019), detail of Running for the Blue Line at Washington Station.