LA Family Baroque Compilation

Bunker Hill was originally an affluent residential neighborhood. During the depression, however, the down and out filled the area as property owners moved out to the east and west launching the urban sprawl of greater Los Angeles. More recently, public art was installed as part of this neighborhood's transformation. Some of the most highly sought after artists of the late 20th century are now featured here.

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                                                A synopsis of the history of Bunker Hill is given in this conclusion. We hope you now have a better understanding of the city and its history as told through the artists who have given their interpretations of the story. 
                                            
                                        

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                                                The One Bunker Hill Building is the former headquarters of the Southern California Edison Company and was designed by James E. and David C. Allison. Completed in 1931, the design of the building was created as a testament to modernity. The history of the building and artwork is featured on this podcast.
                                            
                                        

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LA Family Baroque Compilation

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