EXPO: A Conversation with Joey L. (Hensel)

Class Code: UUU7236
Class Code: UUU7236
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Join acclaimed commercial photographer Joey L. in an intimate lecture and conversation. Despite keeping busy with some of the world's largest advertising clients, Joey has continued to dedicate vast amounts of time to his personal projects. Discover how the blending of these two spheres of work (commercial and personal) have influenced Joey's enormous body of work, and how dedicating time to your own projects can help you evolve as a photographer. Joey believes that passion projects can be a catalyst both for creative and personal growth. You'll hear stories about Joey's travels in Iraq, Syria, Ethiopia, India and beyond.


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JOEY LAWRENCE is a Canadian-born photographer and director based in Brooklyn, New York. Since the age of 18, Joey’s work has been consistently sought out by a number of prominent advertising clients, including Lavazza for their 2016 calendar, National Geographic Channel, U.S. Army, Canon, Jose Cuervo, Summit Entertainment, History Channel, The Government of Abu Dhabi, and many others. He has photographed a number of recognizable faces including Christian Bale, Matthew McConaughey, Robert De Niro, Danny DeVito, Jennifer Lawrence, Jessica Chastain, Author John Green, and two-time Olympic gold medalist Gabby Douglas to name a few. His work is regularly seen in magazines, subway advertisements, and billboards.

His own curiosity for different ways of living have brought him to new and unfamiliar territories—from areas as far away as the holy lands of Varanasi—a trip that he first took as a teenager, which served as the catalyst for the self-titled film and foundation for his ongoing Holy Men series—to culturally-distinct neighborhoods tucked away between the graffitied-streets of Brooklyn—as depicted by his annual pilgrimage to document Halloween in Brooklyn—a favorite personal project.

A firm believer in fostering creativity and fulfillment through personal pursuits, Joey wrote and directed his first scripted film entitled People of the Delta. The film not only featured members of the Daasanach and Hamar groups of Southern Ethiopia as the actors, but also collaborated with many of them for creative input throughout the entire film.

Joey has traveled four times to Iraq and Syria to document the ongoing crisis. He has embedded with multiple sides of the war against ISIS, from the government-held areas in Damascus, to the Free Syrian Army opposition rebels, Kurdish fighters of the YPG, and American coalition partners Syrian Democratic Forces. His ongoing work from the region has contributed significantly to Oxfam’s fundraising efforts, and has been featured in Sunday Times Magazine, Rolling Stone, Vanity Fair: Italia, the Atlantic and the Independent.

Joey has been listed as one of the “Most Influential Photographers on Social Media”; Complex Magazine named him one of the “30 Photographers under 30 to Watch”; and he has been recently featured in London’s National Portrait Gallery as part of the Taylor Wessing Prize exhibition.
Watch the video below for highlights from last year's Expo!
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JOEY LAWRENCE is a Canadian-born photographer and director based in Brooklyn, New York. Since the age of 18, Joey’s work has been consistently sought out by a number of prominent advertising clients, including Lavazza for their 2016 calendar, National Geographic Channel, U.S. Army, Canon, Jose Cuervo, Summit Entertainment, History Channel, The Government of Abu Dhabi, and many others. He has photographed a number of recognizable faces including Christian Bale, Matthew McConaughey, Robert De Niro, Danny DeVito, Jennifer Lawrence, Jessica Chastain, Author John Green, and two-time Olympic gold medalist Gabby Douglas to name a few. His work is regularly seen in magazines, subway advertisements, and billboards.

His own curiosity for different ways of living have brought him to new and unfamiliar territories—from areas as far away as the holy lands of Varanasi—a trip that he first took as a teenager, which served as the catalyst for the self-titled film and foundation for his ongoing Holy Men series—to culturally-distinct neighborhoods tucked away between the graffitied-streets of Brooklyn—as depicted by his annual pilgrimage to document Halloween in Brooklyn—a favorite personal project.

A firm believer in fostering creativity and fulfillment through personal pursuits, Joey wrote and directed his first scripted film entitled People of the Delta. The film not only featured members of the Daasanach and Hamar groups of Southern Ethiopia as the actors, but also collaborated with many of them for creative input throughout the entire film.

Joey has traveled four times to Iraq and Syria to document the ongoing crisis. He has embedded with multiple sides of the war against ISIS, from the government-held areas in Damascus, to the Free Syrian Army opposition rebels, Kurdish fighters of the YPG, and American coalition partners Syrian Democratic Forces. His ongoing work from the region has contributed significantly to Oxfam’s fundraising efforts, and has been featured in Sunday Times Magazine, Rolling Stone, Vanity Fair: Italia, the Atlantic and the Independent.

Joey has been listed as one of the “Most Influential Photographers on Social Media”; Complex Magazine named him one of the “30 Photographers under 30 to Watch”; and he has been recently featured in London’s National Portrait Gallery as part of the Taylor Wessing Prize exhibition.
Watch the video below for highlights from last year's Expo!