Jackson Fine Art Gallery

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

We are excited to present Vee Speers' newest release "The King's Court", a series influenced from the extravagant courts...
06/26/2026

We are excited to present Vee Speers' newest release "The King's Court", a series influenced from the extravagant courts of Versailles.

Known for drawing historical and cultural references throughout her career, this collection explores contemporary themes of identity, performance, and illusion that nods to the classical portraiture of the period. Like the courtiers who lived under the watchful eye of the King, her subjects are caught between self-expression and societal expectation.

Link below to view more ⬇️

https://www.jacksonfineart.com/artists/vee-speers/

06/25/2026

Jackson Fine Art is pleased to present our twelfth annual Private Collections Salon & Sale exhibition, featuring more than 100 works by some of the most influential 20th-century and contemporary photographers. Drawn from important private collections, the exhibition offers an opportunity to acquire important photographs, including sold-out editions and works seldom available on the market, in a private setting that provides an alternative to the auction market.⁠
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Head to the link below to RSVP to the opening reception on Saturday, July 25 from 11-3pm ⬇️

https://jacksonfineart.short.gy/RSVP_PCSalon&Sale2026

06/19/2026

Gordon Parks called his camera his "choice of weapons’. From being the first Black photographer to join the staff of LIFE Magazine to being the first Black director to direct a major Hollywood studio feature film, "The Learning Tree" (1969), based on his life (he was also the producer, screenwriter, and composer on the film), Parks spent a lifetime dismantling barriers. This Juneteenth, we celebrate a man who used his camera as a tool for liberation.

We will be open during our regular gallery hours, 10am-5pm. Stop by and see this exhibition if you haven't already!

Coinciding with our exhibition "Gordon Parks: The South in Color", the gallery is pleased to present works by the exhibi...
06/18/2026

Coinciding with our exhibition "Gordon Parks: The South in Color", the gallery is pleased to present works by the exhibition's curator, Dawoud Bey.⁠
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On view are "Stony the Road" (2023), a portfolio commissioned by the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts, and four of Bey's silver gelatin "Street Portraits" (1988). ⁠
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In the late 1980s, Bey began photographing communities in Brooklyn, Rochester, and Washington D.C., transitioning from a 35mm to a 4×5 inch camera and Type 55 Polaroid film. This shift allowed him to create a reciprocal exchange with his subjects - each sitter received an instant print while Bey retained the negative, producing enlarged portraits that vividly captured individual presence and style.⁠
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Throughout "Gordon Parks: The South in Color", shared concerns with community, place, and the representation of children reveal the enduring influence of Parks's humanistic vision on Bey's practice. Together, their photographs demonstrate a belief in the camera as an instrument of witness, empathy, and dignity.⁠
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For more information, please inquire through the link below ⬇️

https://jacksonfineart.short.gy/Dawoud-Bey

Today we celebrate the birthday of Irving Penn (1917–2009), the visionary photographer who transformed fashion, portrait...
06/16/2026

Today we celebrate the birthday of Irving Penn (1917–2009), the visionary photographer who transformed fashion, portraiture, and still life into modern art.

Working against his signature seamless backdrops and rejecting elaborate sets, Penn spent seven decades photographing models, celebrities, and everyday objects with a spare, meticulous elegance that made him one of the 20th century's most influential image-makers.

In honor of his birthday, we're sharing this gorgeous print from a private collection "Mermaid Dress (Rochas), Lisa Fonssagrives-Penn", 1950 — a defining example of his groundbreaking work for Vogue. Commissioned to document Paris's fall couture collections, Penn captured Lisa Fonssagrives-Penn, the era's most celebrated model and his soon-to-be wife, in Marcel Rochas's "Mermaid" gown. Later featured in the Metropolitan Museum of Art's Irving Penn Centennial exhibition, the photograph shows exactly how Penn elevated haute couture into fine art.

Happy birthday, Irving Penn!

Tap the link below to inquire ⬇️

https://www.jacksonfineart.com/artists/irving-penn/mermaid-dress-rochas-lisa-fonssagrives-penn-1950/

"Through Our Eyes", produced by Atlanta Lens based artist Sheila Pree Bright in collaboration with One Contemporary Gall...
06/11/2026

"Through Our Eyes", produced by Atlanta Lens based artist Sheila Pree Bright in collaboration with One Contemporary Gallery and sponsored by Leica Camera USA, was born from the energy and anticipation surrounding the FIFA World Cup’s arrival in Atlanta. The show and zine publication features Bright's new series, "Where We Gather", which turns the lens toward sports fan culture finding togetherness and solidarity in the places where sport becomes tradition and fans become family.

“This zine is a love letter to Atlanta where culture lives in people, where home is more than geography, where “Atlanta Influences Everything” and where the art of photography has the power to preserve what matters most."

Joining Bright are three professional women photographers she personally selected — Nicole Craine, Julie Yarbrough, and Ysa Lopez — each bringing a distinct photographic perspective to Atlanta's rich and diverse communities. The exhibition opens at One Contemporary TONIGHT from 6-9pm and zines for the exhibition will be available. We hope to see you there!

In honor of Pride Month 🏳️‍🌈 we're sharing this beautiful image by Gail Albert Halaban, photographed on Fire Island, hom...
06/08/2026

In honor of Pride Month 🏳️‍🌈 we're sharing this beautiful image by Gail Albert Halaban, photographed on Fire Island, home to Cherry Grove and Fire Island Pines, two adjacent hamlets that together form one of the oldest LGBTQ+ communities in the U.S., gathering here for decades before the 1960s Stonewall Uprising.

Gail's neighbors, Drew and David, invited her to photograph their house on the island, and it poured the entire weekend. She was sure she couldn't make it work, but the veil of rain only adds to the mystery. "When people invite me to their homes, I am always so grateful," she says. "It pushes me to make a photograph different from anything I would have imagined. Collaboration is key."

For David, the house is part of a longer story. He's been coming to Fire Island for 40 years, first sharing a rented house with friends who became a chosen family that endures to this day. A lover of mid-century design, he sees a natural harmony in bringing that aesthetic to a community built in the '50s and '60s — its early homes made from local cedar, some still held by the same families nearly 75 years on.

Head to the link below for more information ⬇️

https://www.jacksonfineart.com/artists/gail-albert-halaban/veil-of-rain-fire-island-2025/

📸: Gail Albert Halaban, "Veil of Rain, Fire Island", 2025

We were honored to welcome guests from Ebenezer Baptist Church to visit Gordon Parks 'The South in Color’ and appreciate...
06/06/2026

We were honored to welcome guests from Ebenezer Baptist Church to visit Gordon Parks 'The South in Color’ and appreciate the time we had together! It is especially meaningful for us to share Parks' work with a community whose own history runs deeply through the story he documented. Thank you for spending the afternoon with us.

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