This essay uses my students’ visit to the Los Angeles River and their written reflections as a narrative context for examining literary and filmic representations of the LA River. My larger goal is to illustrate the connection between these representations and the Los Angeles River’s various physical transformations and, in so doing, to underscore the relationship between a site’s storytelling traditions and its ecological degradation and/or preservation
Large-scale channelization of Los Angeles water courses in the 20th century led to the invisibility ...
The Los Angeles River is a highly significant waterway that flows approximately 51-miles through th...
Despite watershed damage, pollution and the construction of various kinds of barrier, rivers contin...
The Los Angeles River will soon be the most popular river in America. But now, no one knows that it ...
During the past decade, the L.A. River has become a subject of intense re-examination, a major topic...
The flow of the Los Angeles River, ever precarious and never navigable, attracted settlement along i...
Looking at it today, it is hard to believe that the now-concrete river bed was once one of the regio...
Thesis (M.C.P.)--Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Dept. of Urban Studies and Planning, 2010.Ca...
UnrestrictedThe dynamic between the Los Angeles River and the humans living at its banks has changed...
This dissertation explores how maps and architectural landscape renderings function as rhetorical de...
Los Angeles rose to significance in the first half of the twentieth century by way of its complex re...
When Los Angeles was founded in 1781, the mountains, river and shore formed the landscape. Today, st...
In this experimental photo essay, I begin to craft an imaginative archive of the San Pedro river (Ar...
International audienceThe paper explores the activities of three Los Angeles artists and activists, ...
The Willamette River flows from its origins in the mountains outside Eugene, Oregon, north to its co...
Large-scale channelization of Los Angeles water courses in the 20th century led to the invisibility ...
The Los Angeles River is a highly significant waterway that flows approximately 51-miles through th...
Despite watershed damage, pollution and the construction of various kinds of barrier, rivers contin...
The Los Angeles River will soon be the most popular river in America. But now, no one knows that it ...
During the past decade, the L.A. River has become a subject of intense re-examination, a major topic...
The flow of the Los Angeles River, ever precarious and never navigable, attracted settlement along i...
Looking at it today, it is hard to believe that the now-concrete river bed was once one of the regio...
Thesis (M.C.P.)--Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Dept. of Urban Studies and Planning, 2010.Ca...
UnrestrictedThe dynamic between the Los Angeles River and the humans living at its banks has changed...
This dissertation explores how maps and architectural landscape renderings function as rhetorical de...
Los Angeles rose to significance in the first half of the twentieth century by way of its complex re...
When Los Angeles was founded in 1781, the mountains, river and shore formed the landscape. Today, st...
In this experimental photo essay, I begin to craft an imaginative archive of the San Pedro river (Ar...
International audienceThe paper explores the activities of three Los Angeles artists and activists, ...
The Willamette River flows from its origins in the mountains outside Eugene, Oregon, north to its co...
Large-scale channelization of Los Angeles water courses in the 20th century led to the invisibility ...
The Los Angeles River is a highly significant waterway that flows approximately 51-miles through th...
Despite watershed damage, pollution and the construction of various kinds of barrier, rivers contin...