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Jackson Fine Art
Jackson Fine Art
Atlanta - 3122 East Shadowlawn Ave NE - GA 30305
Jackson Fine Art is a renowned gallery with over 30 years of history, specializing in fine art photography from the 20th and 21st centuries. The gallery has become a cornerstone of the Atlanta art scene and beyond, offering a platform for both emerging and established photographers. Jackson Fine Art cultivates strong relationships with collectors, curators, consultants, and designers, guiding them in the acquisition of exceptional works across both traditional and innovative photo-based mediums. Its warm and inviting atmosphere in the Buckhead neighborhood of Atlanta provides a welcoming space for art lovers and collectors alike.

Founded in 1990 by Jane Jackson, the gallery quickly gained recognition for its focus on contemporary and 20th-century photography, solidifying its position in both the regional and international art markets. In 2003, the gallery was sold to Anna Walker Skillman, the gallery's former director, and since then, she, alongside co-owner Andy Heyman, has continued to build the gallery's prestigious reputation. As of 2023, Jackson Fine Art expanded into a custom-built, 4000-square-foot space, providing more room to showcase large-scale works and cater to a growing clientele.

In addition to hosting 9-12 exhibitions annually, the gallery actively participates in prestigious international art fairs such as Paris Photo, The Photography Show (AIPAD), Art Miami, and Intersect Aspen. Jackson Fine Art has placed works in prominent public and private collections worldwide, including The Metropolitan Museum of Art, the Los Angeles County Museum of Art, and the High Museum of Art. With a legacy of excellence in fine art photography, Jackson Fine Art continues to inspire and support the artistic community while maintaining its position as a key player in the world of contemporary photography.

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