Lloyd Wolf

is an award-winning photographer with work included in the collections of the US Library of Congress, the Katzen Museum of Art, the Museum of Jewish Heritage, American University of Cairo, and many others. He has been in over 150 national and international exhibitions, including 50 solo shows. Primarily focused on social documentary photography, he has worked on assignment for The Washington Post Magazine, National Geographic Explorer, Elle, People, Vogue and many other publications and organizations. He received a National Endowment for the Arts Documentary Grant in 1980, and several grants from Virginia Humanities and the Arlington Commission for the Arts. A member of the US House and Senate Press Photographer’s Gallery, he is also director and chief photographer for the Columbia Pike Documentary Project. His project, "Washington's Other Monuments," on homemade street shrines to violence victims was featured in the Washington Post Magazine and NPR. Books include Living Diversity, Transitions, The Road Ahead, Jewish Mothers: Strength Wisdom Compassion, Jewish Fathers: A Legacy of Love and Facing the Wall: Americans at the Vietnam Memorial. He has taught at George Mason University, Shepherd College, to homeless youth in DC, and to immigrant teenagers in Arlington VA.