#el sereno

[matthewgrantanson]

Rolling El Sereno Hills, Los Angeles -- November 10th, 2024

Etsy

[brebre09-25]

[williecaptureslight]

NELA

[gwydionmisha]

After 13 years, a homeless Angeleno broke into her old, vacant home and wants to stay forever

Maria Merritt has faced addiction, death of loved ones and other tragedies. A publicly owned home in El Sereno she had, lost, then regained

[nathanperkel]

Dusk, East Los Angeles, 2024

[2manyplants]

making berms and drinking coffee. bye 2022 👋🏻

[aquarioencadenado]

“Five of my girlfriends became pregnant at the same time as me!”, said Michelle. Downey, Los Angeles, CA 1994. Gladys and Richard. 16-years-old. Cypress Park, Los Angeles, CA 1995. Victor and Cindy, both 15, with their newborn daughter “Poochie” in El Sereno, one of L.A.’s oldest Latino communities. Los Angeles, CA 1995.

[hyperallergic]

“I want to share the things I appreciate in my world,” Michael Alvarez tells Hyperallergic, “places I fell in love with for different reasons.” These are the liminal spaces of Los Angeles: the rail yards, freeway underpasses, and public parks that act as the city’s connective tissue. As a skateboarder and graffiti artist growing up in the neighborhood of El Sereno, a few miles northeast of downtown LA, these were Alvarez’s playgrounds, where he found community and honed his craft.