In Service: The care behind the commute
A new exhibition titled 'In Service: MTA Photographs by Christopher Payne' is on display at five locations. The collection highlights the hidden work behind New York City's transit system.
New Yorkers mostly experience transit as a blur—doors parting, announcements echoing overhead, tunnels streaking by. A new exhibition presented by MTA Arts & Design slows that blur and offers a rare look at the hidden work that moves seven million people a day. In Service: MTA Photographs by Christopher Payne is on view at five...
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