Jennifer DeCarlo is the director of jdc Fine Art, which was one of my favorite galleries in San Diego. Today, Jennifer splits time between San Diego and Chicago, and still works constantly championing the artists she represents. I've appreciated Jennifer's insight and eye for years, so I was pleased to have a chance to sit down and talk with her. We talked about her background and how she came to start her own gallery, how she views her role as a gallerist, and also her experiences as a portfolio reviewer. For the second segment, Jennifer chose art collecting as her topic.

(Conversation recorded June 22, 2017.)

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Show Notes:

• jdc Fine Art
• Keep the Channel Open - Episode 32: Ginger Shulick Porcella
• Paul Turounet
• jdc Fine Art - Paul Turounet
• Matt Eich
• jdc Fine Art - Matt Eich
• NYT - Peter Lik's Recipe for Success: Sell Prints. Print Money.
• Fluid and crystallized intelligence
• Joseph Bellows Gallery
• MOCA: Museum of Contemporary Art Tucson
• Quint Gallery
• Robert Rauschenberg
• Alec Soth
• Weinstein Gallery
• Alec Soth - Bible Study Book (Prophet in the Wilderness)
• Alec Soth - Charles
• Jennifer Greenburg
• jdc Fine Art - Jennifer Greenburg
• Vernacular photography
• Paul Cava