ARTISTS
2025
As summer hits its stride, the city鈥檚 museums and galleries are pulling out the stops, with shows of work by Faith Ringgold, Campbell Addy and more.
A pitch-black background dominates the composition. In the lower third, a small circular cake rests on a platter, its edifice heavily ornamented by cherries and rose petals and topped with still-lit candles slowly consuming themselves.
Showing at Jackson Fine Art through March 29 is Sally Mann鈥檚 At Twelve, a revisitation of her 1980s iconic series of 12-year-old girls in Rockbridge, Virginia.
The city's art scene is thriving, and it's not a newfound renaissance but a longstanding one.
The exhibition 鈥淎t Twelve鈥� showcases twelve photographs, all with twelve-year-old subjects, depicting the imaginative futurisms of the age.
2024
At the opening of the inaugural Atlanta Art Fair (AAF) this week, there was discussion of what the fair鈥攖he first of its stature in Atlanta鈥攊s not.
Jackson Fine Art鈥檚 鈥楶rivate Collections Salon and Sale鈥� is one of the biggest photography sales of the year. The event just turned 10 years old.
The city鈥檚 first major art fair will bring around 60 galleries to Atlanta, organisers say.
Aside from signature public buildings designed by international architects and highly ranked sports teams in every major sport...
The vibrant 2024 edition ushers in a new era of rich artistic exploration with the first Intersect Aspen Art and Design Artist Award Recipient, as well as a comprehensive schedule of experiences...
Shanequa Gay excavated her great-grandfather鈥檚 photographs of everyday life in rural Georgia. Then she made them into art.
Conflicted Identities, the latest exhibit by Moroccan-born Lalla Essaydi through June 29 at Jackson Fine Art, is a complex and provocative work that reflects on the artist鈥檚 uneasiness in reconciling her multicultural identity in the context of Islamic culture.
Gateway to the South is cemented firmly in the South and within the artist鈥檚 own ancestry.
Andrea Torres Balaguer (b. 1990) embodies distinct characters in her captivating self-portraits.
Jackson Fine Art opens the new year with the curation of work by two noted women photographers, Mary Ellen Bartley with Chromatic Fiction and Gail Albert Halaban with Neighbors in the Building.