John T. Hill is a graphic designer, author and photographer. He taught both graphic design and photography at the Yale University School of Art, co-founded Yale’s Department of Photography and was its first co-director of graduate studies. Hill’s current focus is on book and exhibition design, and writing. Two of his book designs were selected for the AIGA 50 Books of the Year Award. During his 19-year tenure as executor of the Walker Evans Estate, Hill produced a number of Evans books and exhibitions including Walker Evans: At Work, Walker Evans: The Hungry Eye, Walker Evans: Lyric Documentary and Walker Evans: Depth of Field. Other books he has designed, authored or co-authored include Calder by Matter, W. Eugene Smith Photographs, Edward Weston, Forms of Passion and May Day at Yale: Recollections 1970.