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Los Angeles Review 1

Kate Gale

Los Angeles Review 10

Kelly Davio, Kate Gale

Black text stating The Los Angeles Review Number 2 -- 2005 over an orange background with the centered image of a white limo driving under an overpass.

Los Angeles Review 2

Kate Gale

White text stating The Los Angeles Review Number 3 - 2006 over a red background with the centered image of a freeway at night.

Los Angeles Review 3

Kate Gale

White text stating The Los Angeles Review Number 4 - 2007 over a black background with the centered image of a graffitied storefront.

Los Angeles Review 4

Kate Gale

Black text stating The Los Angeles Review Number 5 -- 2008 over a yellow background with the centered image of a carnival.

Los Angeles Review 5

Kate Gale

Los Angeles Review 6

Kate Gale, Nancy Boutin

Los Angeles Review 7

Kelly Davio, Kate Gale

Los Angeles Review 8

Kate Gale, Kelly Davio

Los Angeles Review 9

Kelly Davio, Kate Gale

The Los Angeles Review 11

Kate Gale, Kelly Davio

The Los Angeles Review 12

Kate Gale

The Los Angeles Review 13

Kate Gale

The Los Angeles Review 14

Kate Gale

The Los Angeles Review 15

Kate Gale, Nicelle Davis

The Los Angeles Review 16

Kate Gale

The Los Angeles Review 17

Kate Gale

White lettering reads the Los Angeles Review Volume 19 by Kate Gale over the image of a blackened out streetlight and the nighttime sky featuring a bright crescent moon.

The Los Angeles Review 19

Kate Gale

A fish eye photograph of a group of people in a city in the rain with black script that reads The Los Angeles Review volume 20 Fall 2016.

The Los Angeles Review 20

Kate Gale

A green photograph of the Hollywood sign in Los Angeles when it was defaced and changed to read Holyweed with black script at the top that reads The Los Angeles Review volume 21 spring 2017.

The Los Angeles Review 21

Kate Gale

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