BUFFALO, N.Y. — The Niagara Frontier Transportation Authority is calling on artists to create murals at the DL&W Railroad Station.
The NFTA is looking to create new works of art focusing on several themes, including traveling, the Great Lakes, and Buffalo's history.
"Art is so important to us. As you can see behind me, we have some public art, and so we're just trying to expand that. We really want this project to come together and be something the entire community can come and enjoy," Kelly Khatib, the NFTA communications manager, told 2 On Your Side.
The project will happen over the summer.
The DL&W Station is expected to open this time next year.
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The Cobblestone District Business Group joined forces with the NFTA and the Albright-Knox Public Art Initiative on a series of murals.