The View From Here, 2007 By Barbara Ellmann  transit   at mta subway - van siclen ave (j/z) - Van Siclen Ave. (Fulton St.), Brooklyn, NY

The View From Here, 2007 By Barbara Ellmann transit at mta subway - van siclen ave (j/z) - Van Siclen Ave. (Fulton St.), Brooklyn, NY

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“Faceted glass in platform windscreens. Barbara Ellmann created colorful geometric patterns abstracted from the landscape and elements within the surrounding neighborhood. Through site visits, Barbara documented intersecting buildings, and various intersections and patterns to create her compositions, which were fabricated into 21 faceted glass panels and installed in windscreens on the station platforms. The works fill the platform with jewel-like color while protecting transit customers from the wind. (Source: http://www.mta.info)? by Thomas Nguyen ...

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Mta Subway - Van Siclen Ave (J/Z)

Van Siclen Ave. (Fulton St.), Brooklyn, NY



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Thomas Nguyen @ MTA Subway - Woodlawn (4)

on April 2, 2012
Faceted glass in platform windscreens. Barbara Ellmann created colorful geometric patterns abstracted from the landscape and elements within the surrounding neighborhood. Through site visits, Barbara documented intersecting buildings, and various intersections and patterns to create her compositions, which were fabricated into 21 faceted glass panels and installed in windscreens on the station platforms. The works fill the platform with jewel-like color while protecting transit customers from the wind. (Source: http://www.mta.info)