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Historical June 1997 article. Dates, prices, services and contacts describe the source period; current availability has not been established.
Everyone is invited to the grand opening celebration of TileLink on Saturday, June 14 at 10:00 a.m. at the Delmar MetroLink station on Rosedale. Two thousand tiles created by neighborhood schoolchildren and many residents have been placed on the walkway from the new Delmar MetroLink parking lot to the station platform.
The tiles make the area attractive and provide conversation pieces for many riders.
This celebration will note the significant contribution of the West End Arts Council and its co-chairs. Roy Roncal and Andy Cross, who brought an idea into fruition.
The fired clay tiles will also be placed on benches at the Delmar station.
This project benefited from the sponsorship of Arts in Transit at the Bi-State Development Authority and its director, Sarah Smith, as well as the Skinker DeBaliviere Community Council and its director. Laure Porterfield. Students at Hamilton. Crossroads. New City. and St Roch made many of the tiles. Their schools had visits from the Arts In Transit Art Bus which was used as a rolling artist studio. Tiles also were created at the Loop in Motion festival Catharine Magel was the lead artist on the project and she recruited other artists to assist. TileLink has also been supported by the Regional Arts Commission and Bi-State along with donations from local businesses and neighbors
Original photograph caption
A selection of finished tiles illustrating the creativity of project participants. Colors are bright blue,yellow and red. Photo by Robert Grimm,Ferguson and Katzman.
Originally published in The Times of Skinker-DeBaliviere, June 1997.
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