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Thomas Gardiner, Untitled
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Thomas Gardiner

Untitled, Branford, Connecticut, 2011
Website - TeGardiner.com

Thomas Gardiner graduated from Yale with an MFA in Photography in 2012. He earned his BFA from The Cooper Union, during which time he began working with a 4x5 camera to document the small communities he grew up in around Western Canada. During his studies at Yale he switched to 8x10, and began documenting working-class cities in the Northeast around New Haven. In his first year he was awarded Yale’s Schickle-Collingwood Prize and in his final year both the Leeds-Marwell Photography Scholarship and the Tierney Fellowship. He currently lives in Brooklyn.
 

Posted on Friday, September 7, 2012.

 

 

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