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Aaron Jack is a photographer, filmmaker and artist from Pittsburgh, working between Berlin, New York and Pittsburgh. His photographs have appeared in The New York Times, TIME, Forbes, CNN and the BBC. His recent show Thermal Memories filled a Berlin gallery with live thermal-printed portraits of its visitors.
Aaron Jack is a photographer, filmmaker and artist from Pittsburgh, working between Berlin, New York and Pittsburgh. He studied industrial design at RIT and trained with the dance photographer Lois Greenfield. His editorial photographs, distributed through SOPA Images, have appeared in more than 150 outlets, among them The New York Times, TIME, Forbes, CNN and the BBC.
His art moves between media: sumi ink painted live with music, thermal printed photography, film and digital work. Thermal Memories, his 2026 solo show at Frida Bobby Galerie in Berlin, documented a period of the city in thermal prints, made live with the people who came. It was published as a book the same year.
Since 2020 he has hosted Artist to Art, a conversation series with more than 200 artists, gallerists, curators, photographers and musicians, including Zach Lieberman.
