Day: April 11, 2022

Luvia Lazo

Check out the work of Luvia Lazo by exploring the links provided. Then answer the 5 questions below on your blog.  Turn in to Teams before the end of the period! Even if it’s incomplete, turn it in!

I hope the sites are not blocked! If a link ends up blocked, that’s okay, that is why I provided more than one. The PDF link will work for sure. 🙂

• https://www.luvialazo.com/ Besides exploring the images on the home page, also click on “Projects” and browse through both projects listed there. 
• New Yorker Article_The Power of Portraits with Hidden Faces

Here is a PDF version of the article, in case it’s blocked or requires subscription: Luvia Lazo New Yorker Article_PDF Version

Questions to answer on your blog:

1. What does Luvia Lazo’s work look like? (How would you describe her photos to someone who hasn’t seen them?)
2. Where is she from and what community does she represent?
3. Based on the article, what are some things that she explores in her work (themes, techniques, inspirations)?
4. What do you think of her work?
5. How is Luvia Lazo’s work similar to Tommy Kha’s work?  And how are they different? (Consider the look, the themes, and the techniques, etc.)

We will share answers on Wednesday!

I will be out today so please work on catching up with your current assignments on Teams.

If you brought items to photograph for the still life: you can use the light tent and lights as long as you put everything back as it was. Genevieve and Isabella might have the cameras they checked out with them (unless they turned them in to Valdez or kept them at home). If there are no cameras to use, then please wait until I return. No phones for the still life photos!

You can leave questions for me in the Post Questions Here channel on Teams.

No photographing outside during the class period today.  Please stay at your computer to work unless taking photos in the classroom.

Loud people, don’t be so loud for the sub, please.  You know who you are…lol.