You are invited to a public lecture sponsored by
Mujeres, LALIPC, the Center for Visual Culture, the Department of Spanish, and the Department of History
José Galvez
Photograper and Writer
will give the
National Hispanic American Heritage Month Keynote Lecture
on the Latino/a Experience in America captured through his photography
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Wednesday, September 26
7:30 pm
Thomas Great Hall
A reception will be held at 5:30 pm in Special Collections, 2nd floor of Canaday Library
– In addition to his lecture, a selection of Mr Galvez’s photographic work will be displayed on the second floor of Canaday Library throughout the fall semester. –
About José Galvez:
For over 40 years, José Galvez has used black and white film to create a powerful and unparalleled historical record of the Latino experience in America. His compelling work, done with respect, pride and no pretense, captures the beauty of daily life. For José, photographing the lives of Latinos is not a one-time project or “current passion” but a lifelong commitment. As an artist, he photographs nothing else. His personal history, love of family, and cultural knowledge enable him to pursue his work with a reverent understanding of the stories behind the images.
For over 40 years, José Galvez has used black and white film to create a powerful and unparalleled historical record of the Latino experience in America. His compelling work, done with respect, pride and no pretense, captures the beauty of daily life. For José, photographing the lives of Latinos is not a one-time project or “current passion” but a lifelong commitment. As an artist, he photographs nothing else. His personal history, love of family, and cultural knowledge enable him to pursue his work with a reverent understanding of the stories behind the images.