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The L.A. Project Celebrates the Streets of Los Angeles Through the Work of 35 Street, Documentary & News Photographers with a Public Art Experience in DTLA - PR for Artists

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September 2022

The L.A. Project Celebrates the Streets of Los Angeles Through the Work of 35 Street, Documentary & News Photographers with a Public Art Experience in DTLA

Los Angeles, CA – The L.A. Project debuts its first annual public art event, Projecting L.A., in DTLA, featuring the work of 35 renowned and emerging photographers to celebrate the photographic community and diverse stories that make up the streets of Los Angeles, on Saturday, October 22, 2022. 

The first public photography installation of its kind in the city, Projecting L.A. gathers the work of 35 street, documentary and news photographers, including Pulitzer Prize Winner Ringo Chiu, Los Angeles Times photojournalists Francine Orr and Jason Armond, legendary L.A. photographers Estevan Oriol and Ted Soqui, Los Angeles Center of Photography founder Julia Dean, and Emmy Award winner Daniel Sackheim. 

These photographs will be projected onto a four story building, creating a rich and diverse visual experience of L.A.’s stories from the streets. These include everything from projects documenting hospitals during the height of the pandemic, the Black Lives Matter movement, California wildfires, amongst many others that make up the cultural fabric of Los Angeles. 

This first annual event, designed to inspire and educate, will launch in a downtown parking lot-turned-theater. In addition to the main event, The L.A. Project is providing food trucks, high top tables, and limited feature style seating. 

As a way to give back to the city they love, The L.A. Project photographers plan to donate a selection of their work to the Los Angeles Central Library, adding to its already impressive photographic collection   

The LA Project is pleased to announce a collaboration with the esteemed Leica Akademie of America, on a five-day street photography workshop, led by The L.A. Project director, Julia Dean.

Projection Details

Date: Saturday, October 22, 2022

Location: 713 N. Hill Street in DTLA’s Chinatown 

For more information about the event, please visit Eventbrite here

Workshop Details

Date: Monday-Friday, Oct. 17-21, 10 AM-6 PM

Location: Leica Store and Gallery Los Angeles
783 Beverly Blvd, West Hollywood, CA 90048

For more information about the workshop, please visit here

About The L.A. Project

The L.A. Project, is a group comprised of emerging and professional photographers whose mission is to tell the real story of L.A.’s streets and to do so in innovative ways 

Julia Dean, Founder of the Los Angeles Center of Photography, and its executive director for twenty-two years, began The L.A. Project in 2021. A native Nebraskan, Julia has long sought to create a special project where love for her adopted L.A., and her passion for documentary photography can be shared on a grander scale. 

Website: www.thelaproject.org 

The L.A. Project Photographers 

Lorenzo Aguilar
Karen Ahrens
Wednesday Aja
Vic Brown
Lauren Casey
Oscar Contreras
Julia Dean
Anduriña Espinoza
Michael Feldman
Alon Goldsmith
Ada Gorn
Gerardo Guillén
Carlos Hernandez
Jamie Johnson
Gail Just
Josh Karbelni
Brendan Kennedy
Mike Lynch
Jayme Maxwell
Daniel Sackheim
Donna K. Stellini
Joshua Stern
Todd Stern
Ann Toler
Katy Parks Wilson
Carl Young

Friends of The L.A. Project

Jason Armond
Ringo Chiu
David Ingraham
Matthew Nordman
Estevan Oriol
Francine Orr
Frankie Orozco
Ted Soqui
Jeffrey Wolin