MTA Arts for Transit Project

Most of us who take the subway for a long duration of time could get to and from work with their eyes closed; and I think many people actually do that.
It is a daily routine and their very few excitements underground.
Over the years of taking the subway I have stopped and stared for at the Arts work I come across as I am traveling through the subway system. For the pass two years I traveled with a camera to record some of the arts work projects I am liked the most.
Sometimes I change my route just to see some art pieces again or to find a new pieces.
It is a little adventurous, fun, and enjoyable.
Of all the Transit Art I have seen my FAB Five are–
1. E-​train 14 St. Station Manhattan — Thomas Otterness scuptures
2. F-​train Essex st. Station Manhattan– Bklyn bound Trout Fish Wall Tiles
(The cherry trees on the Queens bound side are nice too)
3. A/​E-​train 42 st station Manhattan– Chess Board tiles at the #7 corridor.
4. R-​train Whitehall station, Manhattan — Seagulls, fence Designs, and Art tiles
5. R-​train 36 St. 4 Ave Brooklyn — tiles honoring engineers, workers and laborers of the subway system.
Worth mentioning–
6. #7-​train Queens stations with stained glass panels;
colorful translucent panels on several of the stations.
The most dramatic ones are the south facing panels because they catch the morning and late afternoon sun.
7. C-​train station at Museum of Natural History– wall tile creators (oh my!); they kind of set you mood before visiting the museum.
So share with us your favor Subway Arts for Transit project.