Shelter B231197

Shelter B231197Artwork Info About the Artist 2020 Pigment print on archival paper From the series Shelter Signed, dated, and editioned, au verso Edition of 5 Unframed William Eakin was born and raised in Winnipeg, Manitoba. After having completed his studies at the Vancouver School of Art and the School of the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston he worked in the film industry. As an advisor to the Sanavik Co Op in Baker Lake, North West Territories, he assisted Inuit

and permanent collections around the world

hundreds of young men and women dying with AIDS were demonized by society

was playing cards with other photographers while waiting for news of an event that they could try to capture in a photograph good enough to sell to newspapers and magazines

This vintage print is in excellent condition

" The following year he taught the first photography courses offered at Columbia

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