Jackson Fine Art Gallery

Jackson Fine Art Gallery Jackson Fine Art has a strong focus on contemporary photography while maintaining a blend of vintage

Schools out for summer! ☀️ And with it, a season that has looked much the same for generations...In "Summer Camp", Mark ...
06/01/2026

Schools out for summer! ☀️ And with it, a season that has looked much the same for generations...

In "Summer Camp", Mark Steinmetz documented American camps between 1986 and 1997 across North Carolina, Massachusetts, Wisconsin, Illinois, and Georgia. Camp rituals change little across generations, and as Steinmetz noted, there isn't much difference between summer camp in 1990 or 1965. Though the work spans two decades, his eye draws out what withstands the years: moments of thoughtfulness and affection, flashes of humor and play, friendships and camaraderie, and the bruises of growing up.

More from Mark Steinmetz at the link below ⬇️

https://www.jacksonfineart.com/artists/mark-steinmetz/

📷: Mark Steinmetz, "Summer Camp, Brevard, North Carolina", 1996

Big news! Tabitha Soren's "Janelle, 05539" (2012), Sheila Pree Bright's "Untitled, from Land of Blood and Dirt" (2020), ...
05/31/2026

Big news! Tabitha Soren's "Janelle, 05539" (2012), Sheila Pree Bright's "Untitled, from Land of Blood and Dirt" (2020), and Gordon Parks' "Untitled, Alabama" (1956) are part of "Big Tent," the inaugural exhibition at the brand-new FotoFocus Center in Cincinnati!

We're so proud to see this work celebrated alongside an incredible roster of artists in a show that champions the democratizing power of photography. Congratulations to all! 🎉

05/28/2026

Few photographers have reshaped fashion imagery as radically as Sarah Moon. A former model turned photographer and filmmaker, she traded sharp precision for grain, shadow, and softness — creating mesmerizing images that feel suspended between memory and dream.

"Fashion N3, Chanel" (1998) and "Kassia pour Comme des Garçons" (1997) have recently become available from a private collection.

Please inquire for pricing through the link below ⬇️

https://www.jacksonfineart.com/artists/sarah-moon/

Congratulations to the legendary Harry Benson on the opening of "Life and Art" at the National Arts Club in New York! At...
05/27/2026

Congratulations to the legendary Harry Benson on the opening of "Life and Art" at the National Arts Club in New York! At 97, with over seven decades behind the lens and what is believed to be the largest photographic archive of any photographer in history, there is simply no one quite like him. From the Beatles to thirteen U.S. presidents, Harry has given the world an extraordinary visual legacy and this exhibition is a beautiful testament to a life extraordinarily well lived.

📸: Harry Benson, "James Brown Doing The Split", 1979

05/26/2026

EXCITING NEWS! 🎉

"Gordon Parks: The South in Color" (originally closing June 13th) has been extended through JULY 11!
One extra month to experience these landmark images — photographs from Parks' "Segregation Story" series, first published in LIFE magazine in 1956, curated by MacArthur Fellow Dawoud Bey in partnership with The Gordon Parks Foundation.
If this exhibition has been sitting on your list, this is your sign! Tag someone who needs to see it before it's gone 👇️

Link below for more information ⬇️

https://jacksonfineart.viewingrooms.com/viewing-room/gordon-parks/the-south-in-color/

All images courtesy of and copyright The Gordon Parks Foundation

📣 HEADS UP — MEMORIAL DAY WEEKEND HOURS 🇺🇸 We'll be closed TOMORROW Saturday, May 23 in honor of Memorial Day weekend. W...
05/22/2026

📣 HEADS UP — MEMORIAL DAY WEEKEND HOURS 🇺🇸

We'll be closed TOMORROW Saturday, May 23 in honor of Memorial Day weekend. We'll be back to our regular business hours on Tuesday, May 26 at 10AM — see you then!

05/21/2026

We are delighted to present the limited-edition portfolio, "Gordon Parks: The South in Color" published by The Gordon Parks Foundation in celebration of their 20th anniversary.

The ten images in the portfolio were selected by Dawoud Bey to highlight Parks’ attention to children, whose presence anchors many of the series’ most powerful images. A printing of Bey’s essay "The South in Color", originally published in the expanded edition of "Gordon Parks: Segregation Story" (2022), is included with the portfolio.

"The South in Color" portfolio is printed in an edition of 25 with 5 Artist’s Proofs.

If you would like more information, please inquire through the link below ⬇️

https://jacksonfineart.viewingrooms.com/viewing-room/gordon-parks/the-south-in-color/portfolio/

In celebration of the 10th anniversary for her most sought after series, "The Unknown", Andrea Torres Balaguer presents ...
05/17/2026

In celebration of the 10th anniversary for her most sought after series, "The Unknown", Andrea Torres Balaguer presents the "T-10 Project", a selection of ten iconic pieces from years past in a special commemorative edition.

"The Unknown" emerges as an evolution of the concept of identity based on the traditional definition of portraiture, where the face is the identifying element of the individual. Through the concealment of her own face with a paint stain, the artist loses her identity in favor of gaining infinite possible ones depending on the viewer’s imagination.

The works are offered in a limited edition size. Please inquire if you are interested through the link below ⬇️

https://www.jacksonfineart.com/artists/andrea-torres-balaguer/

Happy Mother's Day 💐📸: Gordon Parks, "Untitled, Shady Grove, Alabama", 1956Image courtesy of and copyright The Gordon Pa...
05/10/2026

Happy Mother's Day 💐

📸: Gordon Parks, "Untitled, Shady Grove, Alabama", 1956

Image courtesy of and copyright The Gordon Parks Foundation

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