Thanks to Sarah Berry, Lorton Museum director Katie Crook, Workhosue publicist Carla Welburn, Jon Cohen, Dr. Jasper Ormond, and the men of PSAP who opened their lives and both learned and gave so much.
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Thursday, September 17, 2026
Transformations: Photographs of the Pilot Substance Abuse Program at Lorton Reformatory | exhibition installation.
Transformations: Photographs of the Pilot Substance Abuse Program at Lorton Reformatory. a collection of photographs made from 1989-91is on display at the Workhouse Arts Center from September 12 to November 7, 2026. It features photographs by Lloyd Wolf, made along with then Washington City Paper editor/writer Jon Cohen. The exhibition was curated by Sarah Berry. coverage of the exhibition by WTOP reporter Kate Ryan can be seen here:
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Thursday, August 31, 2017
Workers, California.
I made these photographs of workers in Long Beach, Los Angeles, Bakersfield, Oakland, and San Francisco, California in summer 2016 for LiUNA, the Laborers International Union of North America.
I was the photographer in a crew that documented skilled laborers and other union members engaged in bridge and subway building, law enforcement and traffic work, solar energy facility construction, plus park and bridge maintenance.
Thanks to Ed Rehfeld of LiUNA for these assignments.
I was the photographer in a crew that documented skilled laborers and other union members engaged in bridge and subway building, law enforcement and traffic work, solar energy facility construction, plus park and bridge maintenance.
Thanks to Ed Rehfeld of LiUNA for these assignments.
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prison,
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