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SUMMARY:LACP’s Fall Fundraiser: Artist Talk with Ed and Deanna Templeton
DESCRIPTION:LACP’s Fall Fundraiser: Artist Talk with Ed and Deanna Templeton\nOctober 24\, 2026\, 3-5pm\, at LACP’s Headquarters\, 252 S. Los Angeles St.\n______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________\nLACP is thrilled to announce a moderated conversation with Ed and Deanna Templeton\, interviewed by LACP’s Board Member Jason Lee.\nLACP shares the world through the lens of LA\, empowering visual storytellers and reflecting the city’s vibrant and resilient artistic soul. Join us at hour home in Little Tokyo to support visual storytellers\, immerse in LA’s photographic visions\, be inspired by photographic luminaries\, and connect with the photographic community.\n\nEd and Deanna Templeton\, a couple in life and work since their teenage years and lifelong residents of Huntington Beach\, spent the last decades documenting Southern California’s skate\, punk and beach subcultures. Their portraits capture the undercurrents of life in suburbia and the nuances of messy adolescent life.\n\nBoth Ed and Jason Lee’s outlook and photographic perspective were shaped by their experiences as pro-skaters\, and all three connected through this scene. In this conversation\, they will discuss their photographic paths\, how SoCal informed their point of view\, and what drives their work.\n\nItinerary:\n2pm: VIP Meet and Greet\n3pm: Live conversation\n4pm: Reception\n______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________\n&nbsp\;\n\nDeanna Templeton (b. 1969) Lives and works in Southern California. Is an American photographer known for her documentary and serial work exploring youth culture and feminine identity. She has published six books including Your Logo Here (2007)\, Scratch My Name on your Arm (2010)\, The Swimming Pool (2016)\, The Moon Has Lost Her Memory (2017)\, Contemporary Suburbium (2017) and What She Said (2021) Templeton has exhibited at Pier 24 Photography Museum in San Francisco\, Orange County Museum of Art\, NRW Forum\, Dusseldorf\, Daelim Museum\, South Korea\, The Australian Center for Photography\, Sydney\, The Preus Museum\, Norway\, The Contemporary Art Center of Virginia\, The Museum Het Domein and The Schunk Museum\, Netherlands and San Francisco Museum of Modern Art. She also has work in the permanent collections of the MoMa\, SFMOMA\, Orange County Museum of Art and The High Museum. Templeton is represented by Gallery Fifty One in Antwerp\, Belgium. \n\n&nbsp\;\n\n\n\n\nEd Templeton (born 1972) is an American artist and former professional skateboarder based in Huntington Beach\, California\, whose practice spans painting\, drawing\, photography\, sculpture and graphic design. His work reflects human behavior with emphasis on youth subcultures\, religious affectation\, and suburban conventions using a cinéma vérité approach embracing chance encounters. Templeton is a respected cult figure in the subculture of skateboarding\, a two-time world-champion\, and was inducted into the Skateboard Hall of Fame in 2016. He founded the legendary skate brand Toy Machine Bloodsucking Skateboard Company in 1993\, which he continues to manage and art direct. He has published over 30 books and zines\, including Teenage Smokers and Wires Crossed. He is known for his multimedia exhibitions featuring hundreds of works arranged in sprawling image clouds. He is represented by Roberts Projects in Los Angeles\, Tim Van Laere Gallery in Antwerp\, Belgium\, and Nils Staerk in Copenhagen\, Denmark. His work has been exhibited in museums worldwide including MOCA\, Los Angeles\, ICP\, New York\, Palais de Tokyo\, Paris\, Kunsthalle\, Vienna\, Pier 24 Photography\, San Francisco. His work is held in the collections of the Museum of Modern Art in New York\, SMAK Museum\, Gent\, Belgium\, Orange County Museum of Art\, and The Bonnefanten Museum\, Maastricht\, Netherlands.\n\nModerator-\n\nA native of Southern California\, Jason Lee is a photographer\, actor\, and director. Having established a successful career as a professional skateboarder during skateboarding’s pivotal late 80s and early 90s period\, Lee transitioned into acting\, leading to work in film\, television\, and voiceover\, and collaborations with directors including Kevin Smith\, Lawrence Kasdan\, Cameron Crowe\, and Rebecca Miller. In 2001\, he developed a passion for photography and dedicated himself to pursuing the medium as a creative profession. Lee’s images have since been featured in multiple group and solo exhibitions\, magazines and books\, with A PLAIN VIEW (2018) marking his first official monograph. Prior to the release of A PLAIN VIEW\, in 2016\, Refueled magazine published a special limited-edition hardcover issue featuring a selection of Lee’s American instant-film photographs spanning 2006 to 2016\, constituting the first substantial volume devoted to his work. Lee’s debut museum exhibition\, OK: Jason Lee Photographs\, opened in June 2019. Commissioned by Tulsa’s Philbrook Museum of Art and on view through December 2019\, the exhibition featured an extensive selection of his Oklahoma photographs produced for the project\, occupying the Meinig and Burnstein Galleries in the museum’s former satellite location\, Philbrook Downtown (now Bob Dylan Center). A selection of Larry Clark’s original Tulsa prints were concurrently presented in the adjacent Smith Gallery. In December 2020\, UK publisher Stanley/Barker released IN THE GOLD DUST RUSH\, featuring a selection of Lee’s previously unpublished American black-and-white photographs spanning 2008 to 2020. After spending much of that year creating the book\, in November 2020\, at the request of Galveston Historical Foundation\, Lee traveled to Galveston\, Texas\, to make photographs on the island for a special book release to help commemorate the foundation’s 2021 sesquicentennial. The result is Galveston(2021)\, his first commissioned monograph\, featuring 98 color and black-and-white images accompanied by an essay on the island’s history by Will Gillham\, Head of Publications\, Amon Carter Museum of American Art. Lee has since published four additional books\, with new titles regularly emerging from his ongoing photographic practice. In 2026\, he teamed with photographer Raymond Molinar to launch the low fold\, an independent imprint dedicated to analog photography. That same year\, Lee joined the Board of Directors of Los Angeles Center of Photography (LACP).\n\n\n\n\n______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________\nCan’t be there with us in person? You can still get involved and take part!\nHere are some ways to participate in the work we do:\n\n 	Donate in honor of Deanna &amp\; Ed Templeton.\n 	Become a member and create your own photographic journey.\n 	Purchase a Limited Edition from the LACP Limited series.\n 	Purchase a ticket for an emerging artist to attend the ceremony.\n 	Purchase annual membership for a student.\n 	Support artists and the photographic community\, check out LACP’s store here.\n 	Match funds for the Sugarshack Fund and help us eliminate barriers for students\, youth and emerging artists.\n\n______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________\n\n&nbsp\;
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