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Jackson Fine Art Winter Exhibitions

Courtesy Cooper & Gorfer and Jackson Fine Arts

Cooper & Gorfer Altered Gaze

Wednesday January 28, 2026 08:00 AM EST 01/28/2026 8:00 AM

Cost: Free

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CRITIC'S PICK:
Through Sat., Mar. 21
Cooper & Gorfer / Andrew Moore, Jackson Fine Art - The portraiture of Swedish duo Sarah Cooper and Nina Gorfer extends from hybrid creations assembled from photographs, textures, textiles, and painting, to video experiments. Collage is a fundamental element of Cooper and Gorfer's work. They explained that each portrait in their show "Altered Gaze" is constructed from fragments, a medley of what has been lived, loved, lost. "The collages mirror how we become who we are: assembled from hidden seams, exposed wounds, and the quiet architecture of our histories." Andrew Moore is recognized for his photographic series taken over the course of many years, showing the effects of time on natural and fabricated structures. Running concurrently with "Altered Gaze," Moore's Jackson exhibition "Theater" consists of eight large-scale illustrations which "capture the poetic beauty and grandeur of theatrical spaces and their decay." Moore composes images of sites where architecture, memory, and human presence converge, he says. "I'm always trying to leave space in my pictures for the viewer to have these different emotions happening at the same time and to have to find your way." - Kevin C. Madigan

From the venue:

Cooper & Gorfer: Altered Gaze

Jan. 22 – Mar. 21, 2026

Cooper & Gorfer Altered Gaze builds on nearly two decades of the
artists’ collaboration centering on female identity, and questions what
is seen, what is assumed, and what lies in the spaces between. Their
practice is a shared self-portrait, shaped by relationships with women
where dualities and collective identities emerge. Continuing their
towering mythological female portraits, the exhibition introduces
three new unique collages where the figures continue to act as both
protectors and provocateurs, guardians of inner landscapes shaped
by personal histories and cultural legacies.

exhibition page here

Andrew Moore: Theater

January 22 - March 21, 2026

Andrew Moore Theater presents a thematic thread that has carried the artist throughout his career. Photographing these grand yet fragile interiors, Moore captures theaters in various stages of restoration, use, and decline, honoring them as cultural vessels that once gathered entire communities. His images evoke a cinematic stillness: velvets faded, plaster crumbling, and light drifting across rows of empty seats as though awaiting an unseen audience. In these environments, Moore shows how theaters function not only as monuments to artistic expression but also as witnesses to the passage of time, bearing the traces of generations who performed, watched, and dreamed within their walls.

exhibition page here

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