Cory V. Clark was born in Miami Florida on the tail end of the 70’s, the son of a mechanic, he was creative, well spoken and a strong advocate of self education, through his formative years. He formally studied Journalism at Mansfield university after he had written and published his first book ‘Reflections of a Dark Soul.’

 

An Anarchist, he worked for several independent news agencies, including Opednews, where he regularly made the front page and was republished internationally. His work as an activist journalist has led to him having been beaten and arrested on several occasions.

 

While living in philadelphia he was the featured artist in exhibition at the Henry George Institute, and then the featured artist at MugShots, where he showed his series ‘A Chicago Story,’ which included selections from his time photographing the NATO protests held in Chicago in May of 2011.

 

He regularly donates his work and time to poor communities and their causes, feeling that art should be for everyone and everyone's voice should be heard.