1 art original ; Cibachrome print ; 35.4 x 27.8 cm
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To view image click on "Access Content Now" above Keith Moulding (1953 - ) is a Saskatchewan-based freelance photographer. Born in Regina, Moulding studied at Sheridan College in Toronto, graduating in 1974. From 1974 to 1980 Moulding lived and worked in Stratford, Ontario. As a photojournalist, Moulding created photographs for Canadian Art, Saturday Night Magazine, Globe & Mail, Readers Digest, Canadian Living, Elm Street and Western Living Magazine. When Moulding returned to Saskatchewan, he continued to work as a features photographer, and also taught at the University of Regina, School of Journalism. Moulding’s images of prairie buildings were featured with Susan Dobson’s images of urban sprawl in “Suburbia”, a look at rural depopulation and urban growth exhibited at the Sherwood Branch of Dunlop Art Gallery in 2001. Moulding is currently based in Buena Vista, near Regina Beach. His photographic work has been exhibited nationally and is held in public and private collections
