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'Suka: Place of the Bees,' a 1995 public-art installation by artist Meg Cranston at the Norwalk (C Line) Los Angeles Metro Rail station, centered on an 8-foot by 8-foot large bee sculpture greeting passengers at the entry to the station's park-and-ride lot, accompanied by smaller canopy-mounted bee sculptures, wall tiles, and honeycomb-patterned pavement mosaics. The title 'Suka' references the Tongva/Gabrielino place name for the Norwalk area, and bees were chosen by the artist as a symbol of the area's industrious, productive character.
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Publicly accessible transit-station art at an operating LA Metro rail station; viewable at any time from the station plaza/park-and-ride area.
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Norwalk Station (LA Metro C Line), 12901 Hoxie Ave, Norwalk, CA 90650.
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