A new exhibit at the New York Transit Museum in Brooklyn, titled " Shining a light on The Subway Sun: The art of Fred G. Cooper and Amelia Opdyke Jones," brings the ad campaign's story to life.

Object Details Designer Otis Shepard, American, 1894–1969 Collaborator Dorothy Van Gorder, American, 1906–2000 Client New York Subway Advertising Company, New York, New York, USA Description Poster ...

What You Need To Know The New York City subway system celebrated its 120th birthday on Sunday It opened with nine miles of track and 28 stations as the Interboro Rapid Transit on Oct. 27, 1904 The ...

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Works by notable artists including Michelle Grabner and Joseph Burlini and even Mies van der Rohe are in the museum’s collection.

The devotion and camaraderie between people from different religions leave a lasting impression on B SIVAKUMAR who on his trip to Kullu and Manali visits a temple a gurdwara and a Tibetan monastery Si ...

Alvin Su, 15, writes that summer doesn’t need to be a productivity contest for teens, but can, instead, be a quiet space for “magic to grow wild.” By The Learning Network We invited ...