She received a bachelor's degree in painting and art history in 1962, and a master's degree in photojournalism from the Annenberg School for Communication in 1964. I attended graduate school on a Walter Annenberg scholarship, and I thank him for that gift. From blind children in the Ukraine to homeless teen-agers in the United States, she brings out the common humanity in her subjects. The exhibition includes photographs of rural America, heroin addicts in London , and street children all over the world, as well as photos taken during Mark's trips to India , where she visited 16 circuses. The exhibition also features 10 previously unpublished photographs that Mark selected for the Arthur Ross Gallery.
People appear together with their animals or the plaything that provides comfort.
Mark began her photographic career in 1965, when she was granted a Fulbright scholarship to photograph in Turkey. During her lecture, Mark noted that she always tries to win the confidence of the people she photographs. This allows her to get close to her subjects. I started wandering the streets of the district, because I knew that I had to gain access and the trust of the women I wanted to photograph. I was tenacious, and finally, after three months, I was able to be accepted.