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Sanctuary

The 2400 acres of houses and ponds and farmland that my family owns has meant so many different things to me over the years.

But now, after both my grandparents have passed away, it’s less about holidays and family and wandering with my cousins and watching my Granny feed the stray cats and my Grandfather …

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From the Archive

From the Archive is a regular column that features one image from our archive and appears every Thursday. LUCEO Images has a thorough group archive (keyword search bar, top right) and it can be at the LUCEO Image Archive.

This week we are featuring an archive image by Matt Eich, made of musician Adrian Orange in …

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Eich launches Seven Cities project site

LUCEO member Matt Eich has launched a Tumblr page to allow people to see the development of his ongoing collaboration with The Virginia Museum of Contemporary Art. You can watch the evolution occur at www.sevencitiesproject.com or you can follow him on Instagram under the handle @matteich.

Eich only recently began using an iPhone as part …

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Caracas Travelogue

 
If money was taken out of the equation, and I was given access to unlimited funds, I would still need little.  I would place the lion’s share in the hands of those who could fight for civil equality.  The rest I would use simply to travel and document those wanderings.  Perhaps I paint …

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DEADLINE EXTENDED: LUCEO Student Project Award

Maddie McGarvey Photo
We are excited to announce the Call for Entries for the 3rd edition of the LUCEO Student Project Award. 

Central to LUCEO’s mission is our belief in the importance of long-term projects. We also understand that developing photographers need support. To advance both of these causes, LUCEO has created the LUCEO Student Project …

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The Late Dr. Byrd for The Chronicle of Higher Education

 

Dr. Rudolph Byrd passed away in 2011. He created an important ongoing discussion panel at Emory that CNN hosted called CNN Dialogues and was the founding director of the James Weldon Johnson Institute for Advanced Interdisciplinary Studies at Emory University. I photographed one of the CNN Dialogues events about the Arab Spring, as well …

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From the Archive

From the Archive is a regular column that features one image from our archive and appears every Thursday. LUCEO Images has a thorough group archive (keyword search bar, top right) and it can be at the LUCEO Image Archive.

This week we are featuring an archive image by David Walter Banks, taken …

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Announcing the 2012 SPA Judges

We are very excited to announce the distinguished judges for this year’s edition of the LUCEO Student Project Award. We are also pleased to let you know that in addition to the other awards and perks, Education Week has offered an assignment to one of this year’s finalists as well. 

Lead Judge Michael Wichita is currently …

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From the Archive

From the Archive is a regular column that features one image from our archive and appears every Thursday. LUCEO Images has a thorough group archive (keyword search bar, top right) and it can be at the LUCEO Image Archive.

This week we are featuring an image of a father and son by Daryl Peveto made while …

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From the Archive

From the Archive is a regular column that features one image from our archive and appears every Thursday. LUCEO Images has a thorough group archive (keyword search bar, top right) and it can be at the LUCEO Image Archive.

This week we are featuring an archive image taken by Kevin German in Vietnam.

About This …

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Via Crucis in Petare

Given my obsession with The Fourth Wall, and our society’s interaction with altered theatrical realities, I was in heaven, so to speak, as I watched Jesus drag his cross through the barrio El Nazareno in Petare, Caracas, Venezuela.  I was on visual overload as I watched the passionate reenactment unfold through this small corner …

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A Rekindled Creativity in Caracas

Creativity comes and goes in waves. I try to be patient in the slow, dry times. I just wait for it to return.

David Banks and I recently went to Caracas, Venezuela to lead a workshop, give a talk and for a gallery exhibition of our work. The students in our workshop were a mix …

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Proyecto Trocadero Workshop Student Work

Ambrosio Plaza
In the beginning of April, David Walter Banks and Kendrick Brinson traveled to Caracas, Venezuela for a four-day workshop, exhibition and lecture.
We hopped a flight to Caracas, Venezuela based on faith and hope.  Not the religious kind, though we were headed to holy week.  We had faith in our colleague Kevin …

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A LUCEO Collaboration: Matt Eich

Working in close collaboration with another artist is an exercise in trust and communication. It’s like a dance where sometimes you lead, sometimes you follow. I’m fascinated by watching how my colleagues work, and with Few and Far Between, I can finally feel as if we are making something together. In our latest adventure …

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Atlanta Untitled 4

 

I was recently speaking with a friend about his ideology and intent in shooting iPhone photographs.  He told me that he looks at them less as photographs, and more as visual notes.  For me, the same idea transcends to much of what I shoot, especially in the realm of street photography.  Much of it …

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