And New York’s transit system ... attention to the intricacies of tile station markers, or the individual pieces of a mosaic mural. In fact, the city’s subway stations are an excellent ...

NEW YORK – Transit officials have decided to alter subway station tiles that have a cross-like design similar to that of the Confederate flag. The Metropolitan Transportation Authority is ...

Most of the tile designs were done by Heins & LaFarge ... For more on subway art, we’re also hosting our first NYC Subway Art walking tour this weekend, May 13th. Join us for the event: ...

You can't talk about the New York City Subway without talking about subway tile. This photograph shows the ubiquitous and eponymous subway tile that the New York City subway is famous for.

The stunning stop — one of the original 28 — is the only station to feature arched tile ceilings and one ... will give a detailed history of the NYC subway — before heading underground ...

The station gleamed with buff and violet tile bands, blue/green tile tablets ... The 18th Street Station, NYC's secret abandoned subway station, reminds us of the bustling transport in the ...

When the transit system first opened back in 1904, City Hall Station was the showpiece of the whole thing. As the crown jewel, the stop was outfitted with vaulted ceilings—similar to a cathedral ...

The red, white and blue tiles installed decades ago at the 40th ... Earlier this week, New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo and other politicians pressed the U.S. Army to rename two streets named for ...