The Los Angeles River: 51 Miles of Concrete
october 27 – december 1, 2001
the river as a purely modern construct and a metaphor for the city itself, from its headwaters to its mouth at Long Beach.
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The Los Angeles River from Main Street, Los Angeles2001 
Headwaters, the Los Angeles River, Confluence of Arroyo Calabasas and Bell Creek2001 
The Los Angeles River at the Sixth Street Bridge, Los Angeles2001 
Headwaters, the Los Angeles River and Canoga Park High School, Canoga Park2001 
The Los Angeles River, Balboa Boulevard Bridge, Reseda2001 
The Los Angeles River, near Atlantic Boulevard, Vernon2001 
The Los Angeles River at Atlantic Boulevard, Vernon2001 
The Los Angeles River, view towards Los Angeles, Vernon2001 
The Los Angeles River from the I-105, Paramount1998 
The Los Angeles River from Gage Avenue, Bell2001 
The Los Angeles River at the Glendale Narrows, Atwater Village2001 
The Los Angeles River, Sepulveda Dam Recreation Area2001 
The Los Angeles River from Alondra Boulevard, Compton2001 
The Los Angeles River, just below the Arroyo Seco, Los Angeles2001 
The Los Angeles River from Downey Road, Vernon2001 
The Los Angeles River from 26th Street, Vernon2001 
The Los Angeles River from Soto Street, Vernon2001 
The Los Angeles River from the Gage Avenue Bridge, Bell2001 
The Los Angeles River, Burbank Boulevard Bridge, Reseda2001 
The Los Angeles River, South towards Long Beach, Compton2001 
The Mouth of the Los Angeles River, Long Beach2001 
The Los Angeles River near Downey Road, Vernon2002 
The Los Angeles River at the I-91, North Long Beach2001 
The Los Angeles River from the Florence Avenue Bridge, Bell2001 
The Los Angeles River from Florence Avenue, Bell2001 
The Los Angeles River from Atlantic Boulevard, Vernon2001 
The Los Angeles River from the Willow Street Bridge, Long Beach2001 
The Los Angeles River from the Atlantic Boulevard Bridge, Vernon2001