Ethiopian Boy Shares Life With Photographer, On Display at Real Art Ways
ERIC GOTTESMAN HAS PHOTOGRAPHED YOUTH AFFECTED BY AIDS OVER THE LAST DECADE
By Lucy Nalpathanchil - WNPR
Published: Jul 26, 2011
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"I Would Be Homeless -- Mahalet Muluneh"
Photo:Eric Gottesman
Eric Gottesman
"I Would Be A Policeman -- Dawit Abebe"
Photo:Eric Gottesman
Eric Gottesman
The exhibition at Real Art Ways in Hartford
Photo:Eric Gottesman
"I Would Be A Singer -- Hiwot Umer"
Photo:Eric Gottesman
The exhibition at Real Art Ways in Hartford
Photo:Eric Gottesman
"I Would Be A Doctor -- Bereket Muluneh"
Photo:Eric Gottesman
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Ethiopian Boy Shares Life With Photographer, On Display at Real Art Ways
An exhibit by photographer, Eric Gottesman, has opened at Real Art Ways in Hartford. It's part of the art organization's Step Up exhibition series that profiles emerging artists.
Eric spoke with WNPR's Lucy Nalpathanchil about his installation, "Tinsae."
The photographs chronicle the conversations he's had with a 13-year-old boy from Addis Ababa, Ethiopia.
More about Eric at: http://www.ericgottesman.net
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