Antonio Mari
Antonio Mari
New York, NY, United States
About Antonio Mari
I am a Brazilian born American photographer with a Masters Degree in Photography from New York University and a B.A. in Social Communication from the Federal University of Minas Gerais in Brazil. I am the winner of the Prix Photo Web 2012 promoted by the Chamber of Commerce France - Brazil, the French Embassy in Brazil and the Alliance Française in Rio de Janeiro . I travel the world and specialize in ethnographic subject matters such as peoples and cultures outside the mainstream of Western civilization.
Since 1995 I have been working on a photographic documentation project about the Yanomami Indians in the Brazilian Amazon Rainforest. My work with that vanishing Stone Age tribe has generated three thematic exhibitions. The first gallery showing called "Yanomami: The Last Days of Eden" opened in Strasbourg, France in 1998 and received good reviews in the local newspapers. Three others followed in the United States; the first in the spring of 2000 called "Yanomami: Amazon Stone Age Survivors" at Taranto Gallery in Chelsea, New York City which was reprised in March 2004 at the Anthony Brunelli Fine Arts gallery in downtown Binghamton, New York. Another version of that show called "Yanomami: Children of Eden" was installed in the fall of 2001 at the Hillwood Art Museum in Brookville in the C.W. Post campus of the Long Island University in New York. In July 2011 I produced my first exhibition in Brazil entitled "New York Street Scenes" in the ACBEU art gallery in Salvador, Bahia which received glowing reviews from the local press. That show is currently touring the country.
My photographs have been widely published throughout the world. A seven image photo essay has been printed in Newsweek as well as multiple photo spreads in Time Magazine, Science Magazine and the Boston Globe. My work has also appeared in the New York Times, The New York Post, Newsday, Gannett Newspapers, Asahi Shimbun (Japan), Veja Magazine (Brazil) and Geo Lino Magazine (Germany).
My commercial clients include UNICEF, The Ford Foundation, United Way, American Red Cross, American Cancer Society, Greenpeace, Bloomberg L.P., among others.
I have been based in New York City since 1986 and in Salvador, Brazil since 2010. I have been travelling the world working on personal and commissioned projects.
For more information please google my name or visit my website www.antoniomari.com
www.antoniomari.com
www.flickr.com/photos/antoniomari/
Since 1995 I have been working on a photographic documentation project about the Yanomami Indians in the Brazilian Amazon Rainforest. My work with that vanishing Stone Age tribe has generated three thematic exhibitions. The first gallery showing called "Yanomami: The Last Days of Eden" opened in Strasbourg, France in 1998 and received good reviews in the local newspapers. Three others followed in the United States; the first in the spring of 2000 called "Yanomami: Amazon Stone Age Survivors" at Taranto Gallery in Chelsea, New York City which was reprised in March 2004 at the Anthony Brunelli Fine Arts gallery in downtown Binghamton, New York. Another version of that show called "Yanomami: Children of Eden" was installed in the fall of 2001 at the Hillwood Art Museum in Brookville in the C.W. Post campus of the Long Island University in New York. In July 2011 I produced my first exhibition in Brazil entitled "New York Street Scenes" in the ACBEU art gallery in Salvador, Bahia which received glowing reviews from the local press. That show is currently touring the country.
My photographs have been widely published throughout the world. A seven image photo essay has been printed in Newsweek as well as multiple photo spreads in Time Magazine, Science Magazine and the Boston Globe. My work has also appeared in the New York Times, The New York Post, Newsday, Gannett Newspapers, Asahi Shimbun (Japan), Veja Magazine (Brazil) and Geo Lino Magazine (Germany).
My commercial clients include UNICEF, The Ford Foundation, United Way, American Red Cross, American Cancer Society, Greenpeace, Bloomberg L.P., among others.
I have been based in New York City since 1986 and in Salvador, Brazil since 2010. I have been travelling the world working on personal and commissioned projects.
For more information please google my name or visit my website www.antoniomari.com
www.antoniomari.com
www.flickr.com/photos/antoniomari/
Education
• Master of Arts in Photography from New York University
• BA in Communication from the Federal University of Minas Gerais, Brazil.
• BA in Communication from the Federal University of Minas Gerais, Brazil.
Events
United States National Interest Waiver Green Card awarded for my work with the Yanomami Indians in the Amazon rainforest
Exhibitions
2012: PRIX PHOTO WEB 2012 – Official Winner
Exhibition "Lost Youth in the Plantation"
2011: “NEW YOR STREET SCENES”
Solo Exhibition at ACBEU Gallery
Salvador, BA June – July 2011
“New York Street Scenes” _ Traveling exhibition
Centro Cultural Dannemann, São Felix,Bahia
August - September 2011
“New York Street Scenes” _ Traveling exhibition
Carlo Barbosa Gallery – CUCA - UEFS
Feira de Santana, Bahia
July – August 2012
2001: “Yanomami:Children of Eden” Exhibition at the
Hillwood Art Museum•C.W.Post Campus•L.I.U.
August - October
2000: “Yanomami: Amazon’s Stone-Age Survivors”
Exhibition @ Taranto Art Gallery, Chelsea, New York.
March - April
1998: “Yanomami les derniers jours de l’Eden”
Exhibition at the Schiltgheim Hotel de Ville, Strasbourg, France
June - July
Exhibition "Lost Youth in the Plantation"
2011: “NEW YOR STREET SCENES”
Solo Exhibition at ACBEU Gallery
Salvador, BA June – July 2011
“New York Street Scenes” _ Traveling exhibition
Centro Cultural Dannemann, São Felix,Bahia
August - September 2011
“New York Street Scenes” _ Traveling exhibition
Carlo Barbosa Gallery – CUCA - UEFS
Feira de Santana, Bahia
July – August 2012
2001: “Yanomami:Children of Eden” Exhibition at the
Hillwood Art Museum•C.W.Post Campus•L.I.U.
August - October
2000: “Yanomami: Amazon’s Stone-Age Survivors”
Exhibition @ Taranto Art Gallery, Chelsea, New York.
March - April
1998: “Yanomami les derniers jours de l’Eden”
Exhibition at the Schiltgheim Hotel de Ville, Strasbourg, France
June - July
