Here, artist Mel Chin's The TIE that BINDS: the MIRROR of the FUTURE reimagines the Bowtie Parcel as "a new landscape of native, drought-tolerant plants." (Council District 1.)

Artist Kori Newkirk's Prime features "a sculpture of horses installed in a trench" that explores cultural boundaries as they exist in public spaces. (Council District 2.)

The installation UnderLA: The Origin of the River by Refik Andol and Peggy Weil will be a site-specific projection created using data "generated from Los Angeles aquifers—a layer of porous rock capable of holding and transmitting water." The duo also has another installation of UnderLA at the First Street Bridge. (Council District 3.)

Artist Edgar Arceneaux's The CENTER of the EARTH takes the form of a run-of-the-mill drinking public drinking fountain and "create[s] a different fountain of sorts." (Council District 5.)

Rirkrit Tiravanija's Untitled 2016 (LA Water, Water Pavilion) is a small, wood-frame structure that will host weekly events from plein air painting to tea ceremonies, and seeks to create more connections between people and the river. The first events—a tea ceremony, a Thai housewarming ceremony, and a communal cooking event—will take place this weekend. (Council District 6.)

Lucky Dragons's The Spreading Ground was created specifically for Hansen Dam, and aims to produce a collaboratively created piece of music via a series of workshops at the site. The aim is for the music to be performed by Lucky Dragons and participants. (Council District 7.)

Mast, by Josh Callaghan and Daveed Kapoor, is a giant, ship-like sculpture emerging from the park. It hints at Los Angeles's ties to colonialism while providing shade for guests to the park. (Council District 9.)

Candice Lin's A Hard White Body is sculpture that "[uses] bacteria found in kombucha as an active collaborator." It's meant to show how small entities can disrupt larger bodies/hierarchies. (Council District 10.)

Gala Porras-Kim's Supplement to Ballona Discovery Park’s Informative Signs creates new signage at the lagoon detailing the history of the Tongva burial ground at the lagoon and "the controversial handling" of the burial site. (Council District 11.)

Teresa Margolles's La Sombra (The Shade) is created out of water that Margolles collected at over 100 sites throughout the city "in which violent incidents have taken place." The water has been turned into a memorial for the recipients of that violence. It also serves as a shady mediation and reflection spot. (Council District 13.)

The installation UnderLA by Refik Andol and Peggy Weil will be a site-specific projection created using data "generated from Los Angeles aquifers—a layer of porous rock capable of holding and transmitting water." The first after-dark performance here is this weekend. (Council District 14.)

The Ides by Michael Parker is an arch built at the park that "reflects the intersection of human engineering as seen in the Port of Los Angeles and the natural setting of Point Fermin." (Council District 15.)