Mark Street

Mark Street is an Associate Professor of Film in the Visual Art Department at Fordham University's Lincoln Center campus. He holds an MFA from the San Francisco Art Institute, specializing in Film and Video. His work spans 30 years, focusing on street photography, documentary filmmaking, and urban environments. He explores ethical and legal dimensions of public-space artistic practices through projects like Fulton Fish Market (2000) and Oiltowns (2016).

• Teaches film/video production and contemporary artistic practice
• Exhibited at MoMA and non-traditional venues like the Pussycat Cavern in New Orleans
• Investigates tensions between privacy rights and artistic expression in urban settings

His research emphasizes documenting transient urban moments and the evolving role of technology in creative practice.