ABOUT MARY JORDAN
New York-based artist, curator, and activist known for her critically acclaimed exhibitions and independent films. Her first feature-length film "Jack Smith and the Destruction of Atlantis" was produced by Richard Prince.
She studied literature, anthropology, and art and lived in several countries.
She curated a student exhibition called "The Water Tank Project" that was created to bring attention to the global water crisis.
She spent her youth in New York City and Toronto, Canada.
Her global water crisis exhibitions in New York featured Ed Ruscha and other renowned artists.
