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Purple Line art, what to expect

The winning proposals will be chosen in May

All images via Dept. of Transportation Maryland Transit

While the Purple Line is not expected to open until 2022, the public can still get a sneak peek at what the stations will look like.

Purple Line Transit Partners, the team working to build the new 16-mile line between Bethesda and New Carrollton, is running Art-In-Transit. This $6 million program is allowing approximately 80 artists to submit proposals for public art projects in the Purple Line’s 21 stations.

In mid-May, community members and a selection committee composed of MTA and Purple Line Transit Partners officials will select the winning designs, according to Bethesda Magazine.

Below, take a look at what artworks have been proposed so far.

Bethesda StationConnecticut Avenue StationLyttonsville StationWoodside 16th Street StationSilver Spring Transit Center StationSilver Spring Library StationDale Drive StationManchester Place StationLong Branch StationPiney Branch StationTakoma Langley StationRiggs Road StationAdelphi Road-West Campus StationCampus Center StationEast Campus StationCollege Park Metro StationM Square StationRiverdale Park StationBeacon Heights StationAnnapolis Road Glenridge StationNew Carrollton Station

Bethesda Station

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Connecticut Avenue Station

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Lyttonsville Station

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Woodside 16th Street Station

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Silver Spring Transit Center Station

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Silver Spring Library Station

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Dale Drive Station

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Manchester Place Station

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Long Branch Station

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Piney Branch Station

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Takoma Langley Station

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Riggs Road Station

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Adelphi Road-West Campus Station

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Campus Center Station

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East Campus Station

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College Park Metro Station

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M Square Station

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Riverdale Park Station

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Beacon Heights Station

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Annapolis Road Glenridge Station

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New Carrollton Station

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Purple Line Art-In-Transit Program [Dept. of Transportation Maryland Transit]

Purple Line Art Submissions Unveiled [Bethesda Magazine]

Purple Line stations will be full of artwork. Check out some of the possibilities. [Greater Greater Washington]