2023

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  George Hoyningen-Huene Estate Archives by Michael Diemar

  Richard Avedon once referred to George Hoyningen-Huene as “The master of us all”. Well, the master has gained increased visibility... The Eye Of Photography, 13 December 2023
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  WHERE THINGS ARE BOTH FALLING APART AND BEAUTIFUL, AN INTERVIEW WITH PHOTOGRAPHER ANDREW MOORE

  In 2019, after almost four decades as a renowned photographer in New York City, Andrew Moore moved his studio to... Inside Out, 12 December 2023
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  How Elliott Erwitt Found His Signature Humor and Joy

  In fall 2016, Aperture and the Harry Ransom Center at the University of Texas at Austin copublished Elliott Erwitt: Home... Aperture, 8 December 2023

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  Elliott Erwitt, Whose Photos Are Famous, and Often Funny, Dies at 95

  Photographers with a comic outlook on life seldom win the acclaim granted to exalters of nature or chroniclers of war... The New York Times, 30 November 2023

• Is This the World’s Highest-Grossing Photograph?

  “Girls in the Windows” wasn’t made by an art world giant, but people keep buying it. And buying it. And buying it. Standing on a second-story fire escape, a photographer named Ormond Gigli is shouting instructions through a bullhorn. Forty models are... New York Times, 21 November 2023

• OUTSIDE LA

  Atlanta Art Week When Donovan Johnson and his new partnership cohort stepped in to renovate and relaunch the once-venerable Bill Lowe Gallery—transforming it... Artillery, 16 November 2023

• Michael Kenna: Collecting Light

  Photographs 1973-2023 The Center for Photographic Art recently opened Collecting Light, Photographs 1973-2023, a solo exhibition by renowned photographer Michael Kenna... Lenscratch, 11 November 2023

• Mona Kuhn

  the artist who draws inspiration from a breakup letter for her photographs Until January 13, Galerie XII, a Parisian cultural showcase, presents the “Kings Road” exhibition by Mona Kuhn. A series of... Harper's Bazaar, France, 11 November 2023

• Mist Casts the Hudson Valley in a Mysterious Light in Andrew Moore’s Atmospheric Photographs

  Sheep wander through the morning mist in Rhinebeck and storm clouds ebb over a waterway in dreamlike photographs by Andrew... Colossal, 9 November 2023

• V&A: Elton John and David Furnish's photography collection to go on display

  Photographs from Elton John and David Furnish's private collection are due to go on display at the Victoria and Albert... BBC News, 25 October 2023

• Jackson Fine Art: Meghann Riepenhoff & Richard Misrach

  Duet Jackson Fine Art presents Meghann Riepenhoff and Richard Misrach in a two-person exhibition entitled Duet . For the fourth exhibition... The Eye Of Photography, 23 October 2023

• 5 Fascinating Art Exhibitions to See in Atlanta This Fall

  Coinciding with the second annual Atlanta Art Week, a slew of gallery shows are highlighting contemporary talents Kicking-off the art-filled month of October, Atlanta Art Week (AAW) held its second edition at the beginning of the month,... Galerie Magazine, 17 October 2023

• Best Art Galleries and Museums in Atlanta

  From Miami Circle to the Westside, here are the top 10 best art museums and galleries in Atlanta. Read More The Atlantan, 17 October 2023

• “Christian Walker: The Profane and the Poignant” exhibition review

  An intimate photo exploration of queerness and race comes to Soho Located on 26 Wooster Street in SoHo lies the... New School Free Press, 17 October 2023

• Atlanta’s art scene grapples with changes from within and elsewhere

  On the heels of the second Atlanta Art Week and news of a fair launching in 2024, the city’s dealers and power brokers reflect on all the work they have done, and how much remains “What brings you to the Hotel Clermont?” the receptionist asked. “I’m here for Atlanta Art Week,” I replied. “What is... The Art Newspaper, 16 October 2023

• PHOTOGRAPHER TO KNOW: JEANNETTE MONTGOMERY BARRON

  Her stunning portraits of Jean-Michel Basquiat, Andy Warhol and other artists chronicle a crucial chapter of New York’s cultural history. In 1978, Jeannette Montgomery Barron moved, with camera in tow, from Atlanta to New York and immersed herself in the... 1st Dibs, 6 October 2023

• Jackson Fine Art: Meghann Riepenhoff & Richard Misrach

  Duet Jackson Fine Art presents Meghann Riepenhoff and Richard Misrach in a two-person exhibition entitled Duet. For the fourth exhibition of... The Eye of Photography, 5 October 2023

• Serenbe readies for Art Over Dinner, Designer Showhouse

  Art Over Dinner will be held 6:30-9 p.m. Sept. 29 with Decorative Arts Fellow of this year’s Serenbe Designer Showhouse,... The Atlanta Journal Constitution, 19 September 2023

• Inside Photographer Erik Madigan Heck’s Fantastical World

  Step into Erik Madigan Heck ’s ethereal realm and you’ll be in a world of pure imagination. Born and raised... Artful Living, 13 September 2023

• Photofairs 2023 Triumphantly Debuts in New York

  It’s not easy to make a splash in New York’s vaunted fall art week line-up and it’s especially difficult for... White Hot Magazine, 9 September 2023

• Photofairs Founder Scott Gray Celebrates Every Win (Big or Small), Covets Danish Design, and Believes in Investing in a Good Surfboard

  Ahead of the inaugural edition of Photofairs New York, we spoke with the fair's founder about what he values in art and life. So much of the art world orbits around questions of value, not only in terms of appraisals and price tags,... Artnet News, 7 September 2023

• In Conversation With American Photographer Karen Knorr

  London-based and German-born American photographer Karen Knorr tells us about her work "India Song," her trips to India, and why she loves Rajasthan In the bustling realm of contemporary photography, London-based artist Karen Knorr stands out as a luminary whose lens paints narratives.... Outlook Traveller, 21 August 2023

• Life in Plastic:

  Reshaping the Legacy of Barbie Through Art In the beginning, there was The Doll. So posits the opening scene of Greta Gerwig’s bright pink, existential comedy, Barbie... FRIEZE, 14 August 2023

• ‘My art is a tribute to my origins and childhood': An interview with Burkina Faso-born artist Saïdou Dicko

  '[H]is evocative paintings, photographs, and drawings emanate a profound nostalgia ...' Embarking on a journey through the realm of contemporary art, one encounters the remarkable talent of Saïdou Dicko — a... Global Voices, 9 August 2023

• COASTAL CHIC

  At Atlanta Homes & Lifestyles’ latest showhouse concept, designer Melanie Turner’s new take on coastal decor is a veritable breath of fresh air Atlanta interior designer Melanie Turner is no stranger to decorator showhouses. In fact, she thinks she has participated in no... Atlanta Homes Mag, 8 August 2023

• PHOTOGRAPHERS ON PHOTOGRAPHERS

  SUZANNE T. WHITE IN CONVERSATION WITH ROGER BALLEN Roger Ballen generously took the time to speak with me via Zoom from South Africa. It was truly an honor... Lenscratch, 1 August 2023

• MONA KUHN:

  TOUCHY SUBJECT Andrea Blanch: So tell me, how did you get to Bushes? Why bushes, of all subjects? Mona Kuhn: Well, because... Musee Magazine, 27 July 2023

• Barbie on the Brain? Here Are 7 Artworks Featuring the World’s Most Famous Doll as Model and Muse

  Barbie has been a potent source of inspiration for artists since her debut. Barbara Millicent Roberts—better known as Barbie—is one of the most recognizable faces and toys in the world. Created by businesswoman... ArtNet News, 21 July 2023

• New digs mark another big milestone for Jackson Fine Art

  Both elegant and welcoming, the 4,000-square-foot, two-story Buckhead building is just across from the converted bungalow that served as its... The Atlanta Journal Constitution, 18 July 2023

• Review: Fantasy and reality, history and imagination collide at Jackson Fine Art

  Mona Kuhn’s Kings Road and the adjacent Icons exhibition of Bastiaan Woudt and George Hoyningen-Huene, both at Jackson Fine Art... Arts ATL, 17 July 2023

• Why Hasn’t Atlanta’s Art Scene Flourished Like Those of Other Cities in the South? A Tragic Plane Crash May Hold the Answer

  In 1962, a plane crash marked "the day Atlanta stood still." The city's art community is still forging a path forward. Why hasn’t Atlanta, Georgia, become a hub for the visual arts the way some of its Southern sister cities, like... Artnet News, 10 July 2023

• J. Sybylla Smith

  In Conversation with Mona Kuhn Episode #44, Summary Mona Kuhn crafts a poetic narrative inspired by the work and life of mid-century modern architect R.... JSybyllaSmith.com/, 20 June 2023

• Smarts, timing, capital, passion and luck

  the story of Jackson Fine Art photo gallery Jackson Fine Art, Atlanta’s premier photography gallery , has a new home. Both elegant and welcoming, the 4,000-square-foot, two-story Buckhead... Arts ATL, 13 June 2023

• Idyllic Photos From Joseph Szabo’s Archive of American Teen Life

  By the early 1970s, the halcyon days of hippie life had begun to fade, and in their place, the ‘Me’... AnOther Mag, 12 June 2023

• A Trained Eye:

  In Conversation with Anna Walker Skillman In its thirty-three year history, Jackson Fine Art has grown to become a hallmark of the Atlanta art community. The... Burnaway, 6 June 2023

• Jackson Fine Art presents Bastiaan Woudt and George Hoyningen-Huene: “Icons”

  From June 9 until August 5, 2023, Jackson Fine Art presents Icons, an exhibition that pairs influential early fashion photographer... Dutch Culture USA, 6 June 2023

• DESIGN & REALTY NEWS – JUNE 2023

  Jackson Fine Art has relocated across the street from its previous location to a custom-built, 4,000-squarefoot gallery at 3122 East... Simply Buckhead, 1 June 2023

• Tour a Sea Island, Georgia, Beach Retreat That Features the Perfect Shade of Green

  The home was inspired by Caribbean design By the time the foundation was being poured on his project in Sea Island, Georgia, architect Stan Dixon had already... Architechtural Digest, 1 June 2023

• THE ASSOCIATION OF INTERNATIONAL PHOTOGRAPHY ART DEALERS (AIPAD), 2023

  The Association of International Photography Art Dealers (AIPAD) , the oldest photography fair, opened this March at Center415 on Fifth... Lens Scratch, 26 May 2023

• How to see Tiburon’s newest public art installation

  ( KRON ) — A colorful art installation just went up in Tiburon, right along the water at the South... KRON4, 24 May 2023

• Sheila Pree Bright

  Mothers March On In the buildup to the 2019 Super Bowl at Mercedes-Benz Stadium, the Atlanta Super Bowl Host Committee partnered with the... danieljfuller.com, 23 May 2023

• On the Cover

  It’s Easy to Imagine an Ideal Grown-up Life in NYC. But How Much Does It All Cost? New York’s May 22–June 4, 2023 cover package, with reporting by Rachel Sugar, Jack Denton, and Laura Thompson, alongside Adriane... New York Mag, 22 May 2023

• Inside RuPaul’s Dramatically Glamorous Beverly Hills Manse

  The legendary drag queen tapped AD100 designer Martyn Lawrence Bullard to reimagine the palatial property Not since Carlos de Beistegui teamed up with Emilio Terry—or perhaps not since Auntie Mame joined forces with Yul Uhlu—have... Architectural Digest, 16 May 2023

• THE PHOTOGRAPH FIVE: Sheila Pree Bright

  Georgia-based photographer Sheila Pree Bright’s large-scale, mostly black-and-white photographs are on view in Jackson Fine Art ’s new, 4,000-square-foot Atlanta... Photograph Mag, 1 May 2023

• Reclaiming Georgia’s Stone Mountain Through Haunting Landscape Images

  hotographer Sheila Pree Bright wanted to find a new way of seeing the site and its connection to centuries of racism. It was a windy day when photographer Sheila Pree Bright brought her father’s Bible to the site of her latest... Atlas Obscura, 21 April 2023

• There’s a new wave of arts spaces to explore in Atlanta this spring

  ARTlanta is a new column dedicated to celebrating the artists, creatives, and designers who give Atlanta its flavor. Our city... Atlanta Magazine, 14 April 2023

• Steve McQueen’s Latest Gets Raves in London, UNESCO Pledges Support for Ukraine, and More:

  Atlanta’s art scene is undergoing a renaissance, according to Ayanna Dozier , who notes that the city is host to... ArtNews, 6 April 2023

• Cullum’s Notebook:

  Atlanta’s art spaces are awash with color this spring Many Atlanta art spaces this April are drenched in the saturated colors of spring. Cooper & Corfer’s photo-based collages at... Arts Atl, 5 April 2023

• The Best Shows to See in Atlanta Right Now

  A stalwart of the Atlanta arts scene for more than three decades, the photography gallery Jackson Fine Arts has opened... Frieze, 5 April 2023

• Why Atlanta’s Art Scene Is Making Waves

  The South got something to say.” André Lauren Benjamin (a.k.a. André 3000) uttered these infamous words while accepting the “Best... Artsy, 5 April 2023

• The Photography Show (AIPAD) Is On!

  Every year, we all have our favorite photo fairs, right? After Paris-Photo, this is mine. The Photography Show 44 Galleries... Photo Induced, 5 April 2023

• AIPAD 2023 : One last for the road : Bill Brandt

  One last look back to AIPAD 2023. Seen in the booth of Jackson Fine Art , this image of Bill... The Eye Of Photography, 4 April 2023

• In Recent Photography Exhibitions, Tabitha Soren And Christy Bush Present Images That Stand Out

  In a world where billions of images are taken and uploaded to the Internet each day, to be consumed by... Forbes, 4 April 2023

• Atlanta turns a corner in establishing its national art reputation

  For decades the defining art narrative of Atlanta has been the Orly crash. In 1962 an Air France flight taking... Atlanta Journal Constitution, 29 March 2023

• About going to see an exhibit of Francesca Woodman photographs at Jackson Fine Art in Atlanta

  In this episode of the Fine Art Photography Podcast, I’ll tell you what it was like visiting Jackson Fine Art... Shadows & Light, 28 March 2023

• Cooper & Gorfer, Sheila Pree Bright, and Francesca Woodman

  Jackson Fine Art is excited to announce a weekend of events surrounding our inaugural exhibitions of work by Cooper &... All About Photo.com, 28 March 2023

• This Tiny Atlanta Cottage Is Home to a Family of Six

  An art gallery owner, a landscape designer and their blended family call this charming vintage bungalow home. See how they... HGTV, 28 March 2023

• Iconic Photography Gallery Gets A New Home In Buckhead

  Jackson Fine Art has been a staple of the Atlanta art scene for over thirty years. The contemporary photography gallery... Buckhead.com, 23 March 2023

• Sneak Peek: Jackson Fine Art finds new home

  After 33 years of renting a building on East Shadowlawn Avenue in Buckhead, Jackson Fine Art has made a leap... RoughDraft Atlanta, 22 March 2023

• What I Buy and Why

  Photography Collector and Dealer Anna Walker Skillman Is Raising Strong Daughters on Images of Confident Women For two decades and counting, Anna Walker Skillman has built Jackson Fine Art into a prominent hub for contemporary and... Artnet News, 20 March 2023

• Altering Perceptions

  Experiences of forced migration are examined through utopian dreams. Duo Cooper & Gorfer expose the inner and outer realities for... Aesthetica Magazine, 14 March 2023

• Acquisition: Julie Blackmon

  Julie Blackmon (b. 1966) explores domestic life and family dynamics in her richly detailed, orchestrated photographs. The National Gallery of Art... National Gallery of Art, 10 March 2023

• Buckhead’s Jackson Fine Art moves into new gallery location

  Jackson Fine Art , a photography gallery tucked in Buckhead, is moving — but just across the street. After 33... Saporta Report, 10 March 2023

• The Interior Lives of Black Homes

  Helen C. Maybell Anglin, the self-described “soul queen of southern cuisine,” is posed on the steps of her fieldstone house... The New York Times, 9 March 2023

• Leica Storyteller Sheila Pree Bright: Seeing the Unseen, Hearing the Unheard

  If there were one singular expression to describe Sheila Pree Bright, it would be “still waters run deep.” I had... Leica-Camera.com, 8 March 2023

• Jackson Fine Art, renowned photography gallery, moves to new location

  Jackson Fine Art, the 33-year-old Atlanta gallery known for its exhibits of 20th-century and contemporary photography, will move to a... The Atlanta Journal Constitution, 6 March 2023

• New photo exhibit explores what ‘home’ means to New Yorkers

  A photo exhibition opening this month examines what it means to make a home in New York City. Museum of... 6sqft, 6 March 2023

• Review: Powerful “Black American Portraits” at Spelman sets new benchmark

  Black American Portraits, on view at The Spelman College Museum of Fine Art through June 30, constitutes one of the... Arts ATL, 6 March 2023

• Jackson Fine Art, renowned photography gallery, moves to new, larger location

  Jackson Fine Art, the 33-year-old Atlanta gallery known for its exhibits of 20th-century and contemporary photography, will move to a... Arts ATL, 2 March 2023

• A Springfield artist with a national following, Julie Blackmon talks inspiration, meaning

  Episode description: Fine artist Julie Blackmon discusses inspiration — including the Rountree neighborhood setting — with host Tom Carlson. Blackmon... Springfield Daily Citizen, 1 March 2023

• Mary Ellen Bartley:

  From Bologna With Amore With few exceptions, Giorgio Morandi (1890-1964) appears to have spent almost all of his life in Bologna, Italy. Although the... The East Hampton Star, 1 March 2023

• 'It's about finding a place'

  Stunning portraits of women affected by the refugee crisis When Swedish nurse Israa Abdali got on a plane to war-torn Syria in 2016, she was shocked by what she... The Guardian, 1 March 2023

• Between These Folded Walls, Utopia

  Sarah Cooper and Nina Gorfer have been working together for over 14 years. They are interested in issues surrounding the... Lens Culture, 1 March 2023

• Surreal portraits imagine new future for young female migrants

  What does utopia look like? Cooper & Gorfer, an artist duo based in Gothenburg, Sweden, imagine an idealized future built... CNN Style, 1 March 2023

• The Price of Risk and the Reward of Joy Out in the Wild

  On Friday, Jan. 13, the actor Julian Sands set off for a hike up Mount Baldy in California’s San Gabriel... The New York Times, 25 February 2023

• More Details on Peter Doig’s Defection from Michael Werner Gallery, the Rubells’ Next Artist in Residence Revealed, and More Juicy Art World Gossip

  Nicodim is now representing South Korean painter Yoora Lee… Jackson Fine Art, a gallery in Wet Paint’s now bustling hometown... Artnet newsPro, 23 February 2023

• BOOK REVIEW: KINGS ROAD BY MONA KUHN

  There are many areas in which we feel space and time collide for two lovers, as in romantic tragedies, such... Musee Magazine, 17 February 2023

• Jackson Fine Art Announces Expansion and Inaugural Exhibition

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• Tabitha Soren Creates Relief in Her Images and for Her Viewer

  In the titular series, Soren transforms original photographs into 3D objects that beg us to get closer. Starting with a... White Wall, 14 February 2023

• Christy Bush, Tabitha Soren find familiarity and relief with new Laney Contemporary show

  Laney Contemporary Gallery Director Susan Laney cut her curatorial teeth on photography. Many who have followed the Savannah art scene... Savannah Now, 7 February 2023

• Christy Bush, Tabitha Soren find familiarity and relief with new Laney Contemporary show

  Laney Contemporary Gallery Director Susan Laney cut her curatorial teeth on photography. Many who have followed the Savannah art scene... Savannah Now, 7 February 2023

• Review: “Steve Schapiro: Warhol & Ali” at Jackson Fine Art is a joyful celebration

  With an exhibition that gathers almost three dozen image-defining photographs of Andy Warhol and Muhammad Ali from the 1960s, Jackson... ArtsAtl.org, 6 February 2023

• Superstars Andy Warhol and Muhammad Ali seen through a photographer’s lens

  Two American icons, one flamboyant and outsize; the other reticent and enigmatic, boxer Muhammad Ali and Pop artist Andy Warhol... Atlanta Journal Constitutioon, 31 January 2023

• 2023 Atlanta 500: Arts, Sports, & Entertainment

  Anna Walker Skillman is the owner of Jackson Fine Art, a Buckhead gallery that emphasizes a mix of 20th-century and... Atlanta Magazine, 27 January 2023

• SAÏDOU DICKO

  The Burkinabè artist on the importance of shadows in his works shown at 1-54 New York 2023 1-54 returned to New York this season, reawakening the city to artists shaping the future of African art. Trading in... Nataal, 6 January 2023

• Mary Ellen Bartley

  The photographs in Mary Ellen Bartley’s series Morandi’s Books – meditative still life compositions in muted colors transformed by collage... Photograph Mag, 3 January 2023