Julia Cart

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Photographer and preservationist Julia Cart is known for documenting the vanishing Low Country of South Carolina in black and white.  Inspired by 19th century photography, Cart works with antique view cameras and film.  Ancestrally linked to Charleston for many generations, it is natural and inherent to explore the Low County’s ghosts and daguerreotype artifacts, and portraits of surrounding plantations, as well as its tidal creeks, marshes, and beaches.  Cart’s work is in the permanent collection of the Gibbes Museum of Art, Charleston.

Rebekah Jacob Gallery
502 King Street
Charleston SC 29403
cell: 843.697.5471
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20 Questions | Kathleen Robbins

We played 20 Questions with Kathleen Robbins to learn more about her life and work in celebration of Rebekah Jacob Gallery’s upcoming exhibit Somewhere in the South | A Celebration of Southern Photographers for Spoleto. Click here to learn more about the show and its other participants. 1. What began your passion for photography? When did you get your [...]

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