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Harlem native Mark Nevers, a seasoned photographer with an 18-year journey in photojournalism and portraiture, delves into the complexities of race and perception. A recipient of the Jocelyne Benzakin Fellowship and a graduate of the International Center of Photography, Mark's bold work has earned him the Howard Chapnick Grant. Together with colleagues, he co-founded the NYC Bridge Project, a manifestation of their commitment to community outreach and empowering the younger generation to articulate their narratives.
For over a decade, Mark has served as a teaching artist, sharing his profound insights not only at the International Center of Photography but also across diverse organizations throughout New York. His teaching transcends technicalities; it's a passionate sharing of experiences, sparking creativity in his students. As a member of the Jocelyne Benzakin Fellows, Mark has seamlessly blended powerful portraiture with a deep commitment to social issues. His dedication extends beyond prestigious institutions like the International Center of Photography, reaching community colleges where he imparts his wisdom with remarkable dedication and patience.
Currently immersed in curating his collection of portraits, and exploring the world of mixed media, Mark Nevers continues to be a trailblazer, merging intelligence, boldness, and creativity in both his artistic endeavors and educational pursuits.
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