The Great Wall of Los Angeles

"Judy Baca's mural is stunning! There's a path that follows the mural and it's a worthwhile stop. I love the combination of art and history. The emphasis on California's history is the main theme. They captured the perspectives of the indigenous people of this land with powerful imagery. Definitely a must see!"

"Very interesting mural, telling the history of minorities in SoCal and some of their struggles."

"If you're a fan of murals, you definitely want to check this place out. Showing the history of the city this is a must-see while in town."

"A colorfully interesting work of art that I first saw while driving by on Coldwater Canyon Blvd. I had to walk over for a closer look! I parked at the LA Valley College Baseball lot on Burbank Blvd, a half block from the south end. From there, the mural chronology can be seen northbound, alongside the Tujunga Greenbelt of the Tujunga Wash, up to Oxnard Street. There’s a walking path along the length of the wall, from which viewing may take place. A fence provides protection from falling into the wash, though was in the way of picture taking. I’ve included a few sampler photos of just some of the art, and would recommend taking in the whole mural for complete continuity! Signage and banners by the Social and Public Art Resource Center could be updated. Meanwhile, there could also be more notice of this place, as it would be obscure, if not for the Google Maps listing!"