Born in Jamaica in 1980, Marlon James studied sculpture at the Edna Manley College of the Visual and Performing Arts (EMC) but later found fulfillment in photography under the tutelage of Donette Zacca and was later nominated for the *Under 40 Artist of the Year *competition. He worked with international and local photographers such as Jeffrey Gamble, Franz Marzouca, William Richards, Anthony Mandler, and Mark Seliger. This has allowed Marlon to access a pool of expertise that continues to inform his work as he develops his own creative style. He is currently employed as a photography technician, lecturer and assistant curator of the College’s CAG[e] Gallery at EMC.

To see more of Marlon’s work please visit: http://mjamestudio.com/home/