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Quint Gallery
Quint Gallery
San Diego - ONE 1955 Julian Avenue - CA 92113
Quint Gallery, founded by Mark Quint in 1981, has long been a cornerstone of San Diego’s contemporary art scene. Over more than four decades, the gallery has redefined what it means to engage with art, presenting exhibitions that range from ambitious solo projects to daring group shows. With nearly twenty different spaces activated since its founding, Quint Gallery has embraced change and experimentation as a defining strength, ensuring that its impact extends far beyond a single location.

Photography has consistently held a place of prominence within the gallery’s program. Quint Gallery has recognized the power of the medium to both document and disrupt, presenting photographers who challenge conventions while capturing the shifting dynamics of culture, identity, and place. The collection and exhibitions have brought together established masters with emerging voices, highlighting photography’s unique ability to stand at the crossroads of visual truth and artistic invention. Whether through conceptual projects, large-scale prints, or intimate portraits, the gallery’s photography offerings reflect its broader ethos: a commitment to adventurous and risk-taking work that resonates on both local and international levels.

The gallery’s expansion into new models of exhibition has further reinforced this dedication. In 2020, with the launch of “ONE,” Quint introduced a bold curatorial approach, offering audiences the chance to focus on a single artwork at a time. This format has proven particularly compelling for photography, where the act of looking closely is essential. By stripping away distractions, “ONE” allows each image to unfold in its own time, encouraging reflection and deeper engagement.

Today, with two spaces in La Jolla and the experimental ONE at Bread & Salt in Logan Heights, Quint Gallery continues to shape contemporary discourse. Its photography program, deeply woven into its history, underscores the gallery’s role as both a champion of regional talent and a platform for some of the most compelling artists of our time.

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