Aha Moment: Robert Frank

Studio 360 | Jan 11, 2011

As a security guard at New York's Metropolitan Museum of Art, Jason Eskenazi was used to directing visitors to the restrooms. But keeping watch at an exhibit of Robert Frank's photography project The Americans, Eskenazi turned his life around. Produced by Studio 360's Jenny Lawton.

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