Who Cares LOL 'zine feature

Johnerick Lawson, the creator of Arlington's Who Cares LOL art 'zine, has featured my work in the current issue. 

Thank you for sharing this, and for your interesting coverage of our community's creative experiences.

New postcard mailer of my recent work

All work done on assignment.
 

Black in The Day: Photographs of historic Black Arlington | An invitation

 You are invited to the opening of Black in The Day: Photographs of historic Black Arlington

a showing of photographs by Lloyd Wolf from the collection of the National Endowment for the Arts Survey Grant-funded Arlington Photographic Documentary Project (APDP).

The opening is:

Sunday May 5th from 1:00 PM to 6:00 PM

at

FOHTA® Gallery (From One Hand to Another)

2206 South Monroe Street, Arlington VA 22206

Forty-five black-and-white photographs from Green Valley, Halls Hill, and Johnson Hill were all made in 1980 of these historically Black neighborhoods in Arlington, Virginia.

Many were made possible by the aid and direction of the late John Robinson.. Only a handful of the pictures have been seen by the public before.

The exhibition will run through June 19 (Juneteenth), 2024

For further information contact Felecia McFail, gallery director - Fohta@Fohta.com

See you there!

Some recently published work.

Some new and recently published work for the Folger Shakespeare Library, the Ethiopian Community Development Council, Arlington Partnership for Affordable Housing, Karen Collins and the Backyard Band, SkillsUSA and the United Lutheran Seminary.

In My Words: Goddard College Oral History Project - excerpt

 My page in the Goddard College Oral History Project's 2023 publication.

I earned my master's degree in photography in 1977 through Goddard's non-residential program.

Recently published work - updates

Some recently published work done on assignment for the Folger Shakespeare Library, the Ethiopian Community Development Council (ECDC), and Operation Understanding DC (OUDC).

An American Dream | profile by Prio Bangla

An extensive profile and interview of me appears in "An American Dream," the new publication by Prio Bangla, a Bangladeshi-American cultural organization. Documenting the lives and experiences of Americans new and native-born, it is funded by Virginia Humanities, and includes among others a profile of my friend and colleague on the Columbia Pike Documentary Project, Sushmita Mazumdar of Studio Pause.

Thanks to Pryalal Karmakar and all the good folks at Prio Bangla.

Prio Bangla - American Dream | lnterview with Lloyd Wolf

 I was recently interviewed by a writer for a Virginia Humanities and Arlington Arts-funded project on The American Dream by Prio Bangla, a Virginia based Bangladeshi-American non-profit organization.

Thanks to Prio Bangla and especially to Pryalal Karmakar for this recognition and the chance to share my story.