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Lorraine Monk

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Canadian photographer (1922-2020)

CanadaArtistsLived 1922 to 2020 · aged 98
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Litt was a Canadian curator, author and executive producer with the National Film Board of Canada who led the production of multiple photography projects chronicling Canadian culture from the 1960s onward.

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2007Order of Ontario
2002Queen Elizabeth II Golden Jubilee Medal
1984Officer of the Order of Canada
1973Member of the Order of Canada
1967Canadian Centennial Medal

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Lorraine Althea Constance Monk D.Litt was a Canadian curator, author and executive producer with the National Film Board of Canada who led the production of multiple photography projects chronicling Canadian culture from the 1960s onward. She worked to establish the Canadian Museum of Photography in Toronto, which spawned multiple satellite museums across the country. Over 160,000 of the photographs that she commissioned to detail contemporary Canada are housed at the National Gallery of Canada. She also led the publication of photography books including Canada: A Year of the Land, Call Them Canadians, Canada with Love, Between Friends, and Photographs that Changed the World.

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Canada
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Artist
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deceased
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Lived 1922 to 2020 · aged 98
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