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DESCRIPTION: two 11-foot by 12-foot acrylic paint murals, painted on the east and west-facing sides of a Verizon Co. cell tower designed as a replica water tower
Sullivan's two murals are painted on the east and west sides of this "stealth" cell tower structure designed to look like an old water tower.
In 2025 the tower and its murals serve as landmarks for the new Pomona North Station, currently the terminus of the Metro A Line (Gold Line), and the station's public artwork Hall of Gratitude by Stephen Farley.
Sullivan's two murals are painted on the east and west sides of this "stealth" cell tower structure designed to look like an old water tower.
In 2025 the tower and its murals serve as landmarks for the new Pomona North Station, currently the terminus of the Metro A Line (Gold Line), and the station's public artwork Hall of Gratitude by Stephen Farley.
LOCATION: Pomona North Station, 207 Santa Fe Street, Pomona, California, USA
Cell Tower Designs and Murals
Cell Tower Designs and Murals
Two cell tower designs by Verizon Wireless, the circular "water tower" design and a 4-sided "landmark tower" design, incorporate public art with the inclusion of graphics or murals illustrating local culture and history. For comparison, a third cell tower design without public art is shown with a "weathervane" style. These designs reflect a notable divergence from the earliest "stealth" cell tower designs that camouflaged towers with large and arguably generic tree designs.
"Weathervane-style" cell tower at 762 Cypress St., San Dimas, California
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