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DESCRIPTION: 15-foot high by 70-foot wide, 10-section, acrylic mural
Seventeen years after Toovey and McAllister's mural was completed, it became the colorful backdrop to the LA VERNE/FAIRPLEX station. The mural appears to have been originally untitled, the mural's words having become a default title. It was carefully protected during station construction (see below).
Additionally, the LA VERNE/FAIRPLEX station art, Connectivity by Blue McRight, is a 3-sculpture installation at the west end of the station adjacent to Arrow Highway.
Seventeen years after Toovey and McAllister's mural was completed, it became the colorful backdrop to the LA VERNE/FAIRPLEX station. The mural appears to have been originally untitled, the mural's words having become a default title. It was carefully protected during station construction (see below).
Additionally, the LA VERNE/FAIRPLEX station art, Connectivity by Blue McRight, is a 3-sculpture installation at the west end of the station adjacent to Arrow Highway.
LOCATION: south-facing exterior of 2230 1st Street, directly north of LA VERNE/FAIRPLEX STATION (formerly a citrus packing house, currently housing University of La Verne administrative offices), La Verne, California, USA
AT LEFT: FOOTHILL GOLD LINE WORKERS INSTALLING PROTECTIVE SHEETING IN FRONT OF THE MURAL
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