Friday, September 28, 2012
10 Of The Greatest, Strangest Subway Ads Of All Time
Posted by Virginia K. Smith on Fri, Sep 28, 2012 at 12:23 PM
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- AP Photo/Marty Lederhandler
Poetry in Motion
In an unusually tasteful move, the MTA launched its "Poetry in Motion" posters in 1992, and ran them until 2008. They were so beloved that the program came back by popular demand earlier this year, and is reportedly going to be made permanent. See? We really are a cultured city.
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Virginia K. Smith is the Assistant Editor at The L Magazine and a Bushwick resident. Her profile picture was taken at Summerscreen, because she is a real team player.
Virginia K. Smith is the Assistant Editor at The L Magazine and a Bushwick resident. Her profile picture was taken at Summerscreen, because she is a real team player.
