Caroline Mardok, French American Artist, born in France. (1970) Works and lives in Brooklyn, New York for 21 years. Award winning fine art and documentary and photographer. Her work has appeared in magazines and international record labels.
Awards
15th Margaret Cameron Pollux awards - 2020 Best Street Photographer
15th Margaret Cameron Pollux awards - 2020 Honorable mention - Fine Art Portraiture
Lensscratch - 2020 - Favorite photo
Life Framer - 2021 - Best Night Life Photographer - Honorable mention
Public Art
In Honor of Black Lives Matter 8 pieces photo sculptures of portals and sculptures with application of photo montages, from the protests images of the Black Lives Matter movement 2020. Created with reclaimed plywood from New York boarded up stores. Displayed in Edgar Allan Poe Park in the Bronx - May to October 2021
Exhibitions
Not Tired Yet - Bronx River Art Center- New York - 2021
Flag project - Aperture- Rockefeller center - 2021
We are still here - Gowanus Art - Brooklyn - 2021
ICP concerned- International Center of Photography- New York - 2020
Exhibition Soul Food - Arles Photo Festival Workshop - 2018
Children Portrait- Acte 2 Gallery Paris- Group exhibition - 2004
Faces- portraits - Knitting Factory New York -2000
Gaze on Guadeloupe- residency and exhibition -International film festival - Guadeloupe- 2000
Curator
In honor of Black Lives Matter - collective exhibition representing more than 100 photographers covering BLM in NY - Bronx River Art Center- 2021
Educator
Teen project workshops at Bronx River Art center on public art and photography and activism