Living Diversity: The Columbia Pike Documentary Project - Wolf, Lloyd; Tran, Duy; Endo, Paula
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Their eyes, hearts, and minds were opened throughout this seven-year journey--they trust yours will be also. Distributed for the Columbia Pike Documentary Project

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Their eyes, hearts, and minds were opened throughout this seven-year journey--they trust yours will be also. Distributed for the Columbia Pike Documentary Project
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Lloyd Wolf is an award-winning photographer with work held in the Corcoran Museum of Art and the Library of Congress, among other institutions. He has worked for the Washington Post Magazine, National Geographic Explorer, AFL-CIO, People, and Vogue. He is the author of three books and has taught at George Mason University, Shepherd College, and to homeless and immigrant youth. Duy Tran's work has been exhibited at the Smithsonian, FOTOWEEKDC, Flux, Artisphere, and Ellipse Art Center. A recipient, with Lloyd Wolf, of an NEA grant for the Arlington Photo Documentary Project, Paula Endo also founded the Columbia Heights West Teen Photo Project. Xang Mimi Ho won top honors in a national juried exhibition for young artists with disabilities from VSA Arts. She has taught at George Mason University and the Art Institute of Washington. Aleksandra Lagkueva is an award-winning photographer and videographer whose work has appeared at NVCC's Tyler Gallery and Artisphere.