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Form 990, Part VI, Section B, Line 12c directors disclsoe any conflicts of interest, if any at board meetings. Form 990, Part VI, Section B, Line 15a compensation compared to similar art teachers. Form 990, Part VI, Section C, Line 19 No documents available to the public. Statement Note 1 Los Angeles Center of Photography 2025 Accomplishments:2025 was marked by the impact of events external to our community on our members and home in DTLA. Despite the challenges, it was also a year of expansion and growth. In January, our members, students, faculty and artists were severely impacted by the wildfires. In response, LACP shifted its programming and joined forces with retailers and vendors in SoCal to organize gear drives for photographers who lost access to their livelihood. We received donations from across the country, which supported working photographers, as well as students at Pali High--who needed cameras to complete their culminating projects. We also organized webinars to help photographers digitize and archive their works, as well as the exhibition We3 LA by faculty and staff, which became a space for convening and connection. LACP expanded afterschool programs in South and East LA with the support of the Sugarshack Fund and offered scholarships for 15 teens and emerging photographers to participate in workshops and professional development opportunities. We then launched an ambitious undertaking: Reservoir: Loneliness, Photography and Well-Being, a generator designed to incubate new works responding to the global mental health crisis. 37 invited artists from across the world and 6 international mentors came together to address growing societal and personal isolation through photography. Their exhibition opened at LACP in January 2026 before traveling to other locations.LACP expanded its physical home and took on the second floor of its building, to further amplify community offerings, events, exhibitions and public programs. Those included new professional development opportunities like LA Reviews, a locally focused portfolio reviews event, or Portfolio Walks for our members. LACPs 2025 summer camps expanded to include 7 workshops for teens, welcoming 44 teens to our home in Little Tokyo. Throughout the year, LACP organized approximately 90 classes in person and online, engaging over 900 people from Los Angeles and across the country and the world. LACP also organized and produced 12 exhibitions in its home in DTLA, online and in partnership with other organizations in LA County. LACP hosted the group exhibitionTransitory Reverberations by LACPs Street Collective (LASC), and the international curated group exhibition Expand and Contract: AI and Alternative Processes, tackling pressing questions about image production in this moment. The solo show Matthew Finley: Lost and Found marked the launch of a new artist book and also featured an open call for LGBTQ+ artists from across the world, focusing on queer joy, at LACPs second floor gallery. We ended the year with the show Glowing Earth: A Century of Photography, Immigration and Resilience in Little Tokyo, presenting works by the photographic pioneers of our neighborhood, starting with 1910s, and exploring how those earlier moments continue to inspire contemporary work. The exhibition featured a public art installation by Mike Saijo in collaboration with Yvette Marthell on Azusa St., and a project y this years winner of the Alime Smithson Next Generation Award, Emilene Orozco. Outside of our home in DTLA, we introduced a partnership with the Huntington Library and Gardens, offering bespoke workshops at their breathtaking campus. We also partnered once more with the Helms Design District for Thresholds, the annual street photography month-long nighttime projection of juried images. We collaborated again with the Laemmle Theatres, bringing the curated exhibition The Worlds Greatest: Photography on and Off Stages to their NoHo location. LACP also joined the LA Time Festival of Books at USC for the first time, expanding further the reach of visual storytelling to new audiences.