Photoville, New York’s largest photography event, is rolling into Los Angeles for the first time in late April.
Joseph Rodriguez’s 2016 portrait of former gang member-turned-rapper the K.A.S., a.k.a. Lil Kasper, will be part of the photojournalist retrospective at Photoville L.A. The free pop-up photography festival will rise in a veritable village of repurposed shipping containers, immersive photo cubes and giant LED boxes at the Annenberg Space for Photography in Century City.
The inaugural Photoville L.A. will host more than 55 exhibitions and installations over two weekends, April 26-28 and May 2-5. About half of the 200-plus visual artists involved are based in Southern California. Some of the work on view is fine art, but there’s an emphasis on documentary photography, Roumanos said, and “storytelling across all different kinds of mediums,” including animation and short films.
The Los Angeles Times is an exhibiting partner at the event. “California Calamities: A State of Emergency” will showcase environment-related visual stories by Times photographers.In other parts of the show, L.A. photographer and writer Oriana Koren will explore the “Underground Chefs of South Central,” and local photographer Estevan Oriol will show “This Is Los Angeles,” about the city’s lowrider culture.
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