This exhibition is the first to focus exclusively on Mary Ellen Mark's extensive American work. In 140 images made over the past four decades, she presents a nation that is as engrossing and unpredictable as her subjects.
[The ICP uptown facility closed in the year 2001. This was one of the last exhibitions in the original building.]
Mary
Ellen Mark: American Odyssey has been organized by Aperture Foundation.
The exhibition and its accompanying publication have been made possible
by the support an Annette and Jack Friedland, Lynne and Harold Honickman,
and Marion Boulton Stroud. Additional support was provided by the Buhl
Foundation, New York, and Sondra Gilman and Celso Gonzalez-Falla.
The ICP showing of the exhibition is made possible with the generous support of Artur Walther.
April 6 through June 17, 2001
Mary Ellen Mark is the recipient of the 2001 Cornell Capa Award, to be presented at the 17th Annual ICP Infinity Awards on May 15, 2001
Mary
Ellen Mark
Central Park, New York City, 1967