No Strangers exhibition presents a selection of member artwork to our broader community of artists and art collectors. We are proud to exhibit the work from our amazing member network! This year’s No Strangers exhibition will be in Gallery 4 at HD South.

With our membership program we strive to create a lively atmosphere for networking, sharing work, and learning from each other. Through exhibitions, portfolio sharing, workshops, and special member events, we strive to forge relationships in a truly creative environment.

Let’s See Your Work

In a 45-minute meeting we collaborate to curate work from your portfolio for the exhibition. We are now scheduling appointments from May 22 through August 10 to meet with Sponsor, Patron, and Collector members for our annual member exhibition, No Strangers. Please email info@artintersection.com or call 480.361.1118 to reserve your space.

Membership

If you are not yet a Sponsor, Patron, or Collector member and you want to exhibit your work in No Strangers, you may sign up for a new membership or upgrade your existing membership to qualify for participation. Other benefits of membership include discounts on workshops and lab use, and an invitation to participate in Members’ Portfolio Sharing events. To learn more about membership at Art Intersection, click here.

Light Sensitive celebrates, promotes, and reaffirms the art of handcrafted prints that uniquely belong to the tradition of light sensitive creative processes. Each year we are in search for work that represents creativity, passion, and displays the beauty of these light sensitive processes. As we have seen technology trends continue to drive digital photography and presentation, Light Sensitive highlights art from artists working in traditional and historical printing processes.

This year we are honored to have photographer and alternative photography process educator Kerik Kouklis jury the submitted work in the thirteenth Art Intersection Light Sensitive exhibition.

ACCEPTABLE PROCESSES:

Processes include, and are not limited to, the following: silver gelatin prints, albumen, anthotype, argyrotype, athenatype, Bayard direct positive, calotype, carbon, casein, chrysotype, cyanotype, dusting-on process, gum bichromate, gumoil, Herschel’s breath printing, photopolymer gravure, Ivorytype, kallitype, mordançage, platinum/palladium, printing-out-paper, solarplate intaglio, van dyke brown, wet plate collodion, whey process, Ziatype, combinations of any of these processes, and all photographically based image-making techniques that incorporate traditional studio-based mediums such as printmaking, ceramics, or painting.

Both 2-dimensional and 3-dimensional work may be submitted. Conventional, unmodified digital inkjet prints are not acceptable for entry; however, the use of digital negatives, created for printing any of the above processes is acceptable.