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jdc Fine Art
jdc Fine Art
San Diego - 4735 Narragansett Ave. - OR 92107
Founded in 2011, jdc Fine Art is a distinctive voice in the contemporary art world, championing thought-provoking, photography-centered work by both established and emerging artists. With a commitment to content-driven art, the gallery curates exhibitions that reach beyond surface aesthetics to explore deep cultural, emotional, and intellectual terrain. Its programming embraces a range of themes including beauty in the everyday, social and political commentary, memory and myth, and the multiplicity of realities within the human experience.

jdc Fine Art gravitates toward narrative and figurative photography, offering a platform for artists who create with intent and purpose. The gallery views the image not only as document or artifact but also as a complex symbol—at times poetic, at others confrontational. Through curated shows and art fair participation, jdc Fine Art opens up space for reflection, conversation, and challenge to the status quo.

Founded and directed by Jennifer DeCarlo, a long-standing advocate in the photographic arts, the gallery is rooted in a history of passionate engagement with contemporary visual culture. DeCarlo’s background includes an MFA from UW-Madison and a BFA from Knox College, alongside extensive work with influential art institutions and festivals across the country. Her professional journey includes years at the Schneider Gallery in Chicago and editorial work for AIPAD, where she developed a strong voice in the field.

jdc Fine Art has operated in various art hubs including San Diego, Chicago, and the Oregon Coast, and now continues as a private dealership based in California. DeCarlo’s curatorial eye has contributed to museum benefit auctions and prestigious art fairs, and she regularly participates in portfolio reviews nationwide. Through her leadership, the gallery remains a vital bridge between artists and audiences, continuing its mission to elevate meaningful, socially engaged photographic art.

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