Alex Prager

photographer and filmmaker

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LAX is constructing a people mover that will whisk you to its terminals and transport hubs. Artists are producing video installations for selected stations.

Artists are creating video displays for LAX’s future people mover

LAX is constructing a people mover that will whisk you to its terminals and transport hubs. Artists are producing video installations for selected stations.

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