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Call for Work – Little by Little in Gallery 4

Little by Little, an exhibition of small artworks will present a wide variety of art expressed in a size no more than twelve-inches (12″ x 12″ x 12″) in any dimension. Amazingly beautiful and impactful small works of art presented in a dedicated exhibition that pulls you in for a closer look!

This year Little by Little will exhibit at HD South in the Gallery 4.

Our juror will select strong works of art in all media, including painting, drawing, sculpture, textile, photography, printmaking, metals, wood, digital media, and more, all presented perfectly in this intimate twelve-inch small format. 

Banner artworks (left to right) from Little by Little 2022
by Anita Ries, Tim Schilens, Robert Flores, Mary Delmege, Beth Shook

Important Exhibit Dates

  • October 18: Online submissions due by midnight Arizona MST
  • October 25: Email notification of artists selected for exhibition
  • November 10: Deliver selected ready to install work
  • November 25: Opening reception 6pm to 8pm
  • November 24 through December 26: Exhibition dates
  • January 3 – 20: Pick up work and return shipping begins

Please carefully read the instructions and terms below, the Submission form and Payment link are at the bottom of this page. 

Instructions and Terms for Submission

Eligibility
– Artists must be at least 18 years old
– The works submitted must be the sole and original creation of the exhibiting artist(s)
– Submission of collaborative work is encouraged
– Works previously exhibited at Art Intersection are not eligible for submission

Submission Fee
– $30 for up to three works and you may submit additional works for $10 each
– There is no limit to the number of submissions you may make
– All fees must be paid before submissions are accepted

Acceptable Work
– Work accepted for review can be any visual media, 2 or 3-dimensional
– Final presentation size must 12-inches or less in all dimensions, including all framing
– Two-dimensional work must be ready to hang
– Three-dimensional work must be free standing or include a stand/pedestal
   – We have some pedestals available

Required Information
– Legal Name / Artist Name / Address / Phone / eMail
– Bio / Artist Statement
– Artwork Title / Date Created / Medium / Retail Price
– JPEG images sized on the short side to 5-inches at 300dpi and less than 2 Mbytes

Delivery of Work
– You may deliver work in person, or ship the work in a reusable container
– Work that does not arrive by the deadline may not be included in the show
– All shipping, return shipping, handling, and packaging expenses are your responsibility

Return of Work
– You or a representative may pick up work that is not sold
– Art Intersection can return ship work at your expense
– Art Intersection is not responsible for packaging materials, handling, or shipping expenses
– Work unclaimed for more than 21 days after the shipping date will be considered abandoned

Presentation
– You are responsible for professional presentation and all work must be ready to install upon delivery
– Any work not ready for installation may not be included in the exhibition, at our discretion
– No digital signatures of any kind on artwork will be accepted

Retail Price of Work
All work must be for sale and the retail price must be under $500
– The split of the artwork price is 60% to the Artist and 40% to Art Intersection
– Discounts up to 10% may be offered to buyers at the discretion of Art Intersection
– You must provide a tax ID/SSN or W9 if sales commission to you equals $600 or more

Labeling
– All work must be labeled with Artist name and Title

Liability
– Art Intersection is not responsible for the loss or damage of works while in transit
– All work will be insured by Art Intersection from delivery to last pickup / shipping date

Art Intersection Reserves the Right to Use Images of Submitted Work
– Social media marketing
– On our website
– In our printed marketing materials
– Other materials used for promotion

Copyright
– The Artist retains ownership and copyright of all submitted work
– Upon sale of work only the ownership of the work transfers to the buyer

Acceptance
– Submission of your Application indicates acceptance of all terms and conditions of this exhibition requirements stated above


Little by Little Submission Fee



 

Little by Little 2023

Submit your work for Little by Little

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Exhibition Terms and Conditions

Please read the terms and conditions to understand our relationship with you for accepting, exhibiting, selling, and returning Work.
Acceptance of the Exhibition Terms and Conditions * Required

Contact Information

This information will be used to contact you.
Name * Required
Submitter's name
Contact Address * Required
This mailing address will be used to contact you and to send remittence if your Work sells.
Email * Required
This is the primary email for communication.
This is the primary phone number for communication.
This is an alternative phone number for communication.

Artist and Process Information

Artist name * Required
This is the full name of artist on the Title Card which is placed next to the artwork.
Write a brief Artist Biography about the Works. This information may be published on the website or in print during the exhibition. Maximum characters 1,200.
Write a brief Artist Statement about the Works. This information may be published on the website or in print during the exhibition. Maximum characters 1,200.

Work 1 Submission

Enter the Title of the Work. Example: Wild Horse
Enter the Medium. Example: Gelatin Silver, Mixed Media, Acrylic, Ceramic, Oil, Digital, etc.
The Year, YYYY, that the work was created. Example: 2015.
Sales price in US$. Cannot exceed $500.
* Size the JPEG images to 1500 pixels or 5-inches at 300dpi on the short side.
* Set the Jpeg quality for file size of 2MB or less. In Photoshop, set the file quality to 8.
* File naming: "Last Name_First Name_#.jpg".
* Use the Artist's Last and First name and the number that corresponds to the Work number you are uploading.
* For example: Smith_John_1.jpg
Accepted file types: jpg, jpeg, Max. file size: 2 MB.
Maximum file size - 2 mega bytes.

Work 2 Submission

Enter the Title of the Work. Example: Wild Horse (2/15)
Enter the Medium. Example: Gelatin Silver, Mixed Media, Acrylic, Ceramic, Oil, Digital, etc.
The Year, YYYY, the work was created. Example: 2011.
Sales price in US$. Cannot exceed $500.
* Size the JPEG images to 1500 pixels or 5-inches at 300dpi on the short side.
* Set the Jpeg quality for file size of 2MB or less. In Photoshop, set the file quality to 8.
* File naming: "Last Name_First Name_#.jpg".
* Use the Artist's Last and First name and the number that corresponds to the Work number you are uploading.
* For example: Smith_John_2.jpg
Accepted file types: jpg, jpeg, Max. file size: 2 MB.
Maximum file size - 2 mega bytes.

Work 3 Submission

Enter the Title of the Work. Example: Wild Horse
Enter the Medium. Example: Gelatin Silver, Mixed Media, Acrylic, Ceramic, Oil, Digital, etc.
The Year, YYYY, the work was created. Example: 2011.
Sales price in US$. Price includes final presentation/framing unless otherwise noted. Example: $500.
* Size the JPEG images to 1500 pixels or 5-inches at 300dpi on the short side.
* Set the Jpeg quality for file size of 2MB or less. In Photoshop, set the file quality to 8.
* File naming: "Last Name_First Name_#.jpg".
* Use the Artist's Last and First name and the number that corresponds to the Work number you are uploading.
* For example: Smith_John_3.jpg
Accepted file types: jpg, jpeg, Max. file size: 2 MB.
Maximum file size - 2 mega bytes.

Work 4 Submission

Enter the Title of the Work. Example: Wild Horse
Enter the Medium. Example: Gelatin Silver, Mixed Media, Acrylic, Ceramic, Oil, Digital, etc.
The Year, YYYY, the original work was created. Example: 2011.
Sales price in US$. Price includes final presentation/framing unless otherwise noted. Example: $500.
* Size the JPEG images to 1500 pixels or 5-inches at 300dpi on the short side.
* Set the Jpeg quality for file size of 2MB or less. In Photoshop, set the file quality to 8.
* File naming: "Last Name_First Name_#.jpg".
* Use the Artist's Last and First name and the number that corresponds to the Work number you are uploading.
* For example: Smith_John_4.jpg
Accepted file types: jpg, jpeg, Max. file size: 2 MB.
Maximum file size - 2 mega bytes.

Work 5 Submission

Enter the Title of the Work. Example: Wild Horse
Enter the Medium. Example: Gelatin Silver, Mixed Media, Acrylic, Ceramic, Oil, Digital, etc.
The Year, YYYY, the original work was created. Example: 2011.
Sales price in US$. Price includes final presentation/framing unless otherwise noted. Example: $500.
* Size the JPEG images to 1500 pixels or 5-inches at 300dpi on the short side.
* Set the Jpeg quality for file size of 2MB or less. In Photoshop, set the file quality to 8.
* File naming: "Last Name_First Name_#.jpg".
* Use the Artist's Last and First name and the number that corresponds to the Work number you are uploading.
* For example: Smith_John_5.jpg
Accepted file types: jpg, jpeg, Max. file size: 2 MB.
Maximum file size - 2 mega bytes.

Work 6 Submission

Enter the Title of the Work. Example: Wild Horse
Enter the Medium. Example: Gelatin Silver, Mixed Media, Acrylic, Ceramic, Oil, Digital, etc.
The Year, YYYY, the original work was created. Example: 2011.
Sales price in US$. Price includes final presentation/framing unless otherwise noted. Example: $500.
* Size the JPEG images to 1500 pixels or 5-inches at 300dpi on the short side.
* Set the Jpeg quality for file size of 2MB or less. In Photoshop, set the file quality to 8.
* File naming: "Last Name_First Name_#.jpg".
* Use the Artist's Last and First name and the number that corresponds to the Work number you are uploading.
* For example: Smith_John_6.jpg
Accepted file types: jpg, jpeg, Max. file size: 2 MB.
Maximum file size - 2 mega bytes.
This field is for validation purposes and should be left unchanged.

After Hours Member Mixer

Our After Hours Members Mixer hosted photographer Neil A. Miller and Art Intersection members in the galleries with lively conversation, local Arizona wines and bruschetta.

Neil’s presentation took us through the transition of his work and process into a digital realm, while recounting stories from the past fifteen years of his photography. 

Thank you Neil and all of the members that joined us for this mixer.

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Call for Work – Little by Little

Little by Little, an exhibition of small artworks will present a wide variety of art expressed in a size no more than twelve-inches (12″ x 12″ x 12″) in any dimension. Amazingly beautiful and impactful small works of art presented in a dedicated exhibition that pulls you in for a closer look!

Our juror will select strong works of art in all media, including painting, drawing, sculpture, textile, photography, printmaking, metals, wood, digital media, and more, all presented perfectly in this intimate twelve-inch small format. 

Important Exhibit Dates

  • September 25: Online submissions due midnight Arizona MST
  • September 30: Email notification of artists selected for exhibition
  • October 22: Deliver selected ready to install work
  • November 5: Opening reception
  • November 5 through December 30: Exhibition dates
  • January 5 – 12: Pick up work and return shipping begins

Please carefully read the instructions and terms below, the Submission form and Payment link are at the bottom of this page. 

Instructions and Terms for Submission

Eligibility
– Artists must be at least 18 years old
– The works submitted must be the sole and original creation of the exhibiting artist(s)
– Submission of collaborative work is encouraged
– Works previously exhibited at Art Intersection are not eligible for submission

Submission Fee
– $30 for up to three works and you may submit additional works for $10 each
– There is no limit to the number of submissions you may make
– All fees must be paid before submissions are accepted

Acceptable Work
– Work accepted for review can be any visual media, 2 or 3-dimensional
– Final presentation size must 12-inches or less in all dimensions, including all framing
– Two-dimensional work must be ready to hang
– Three-dimensional work must be free standing or include a stand/pedestal
   – We have some pedestals available

Required Information
– Legal Name / Artist Name / Address / Phone / eMail
– Bio / Artist Statement
– Artwork Title / Date Created / Medium / Retail Price
– JPEG images sized on the short side to 5-inches at 300dpi and less than 2 Mbytes

Delivery of Work
– You may deliver work in person, or ship the work in a reusable container
– Work that does not arrive by the deadline may not be included in the show
– All shipping, return shipping, handling, and packaging expenses are your responsibility

Return of Work
– You or a representative may pick up work that is not sold
– Art Intersection can return ship work at your expense
– Art Intersection is not responsible for packaging materials, handling, or shipping expenses
– Work unclaimed for more than 21 days after the shipping date will be considered abandoned

Presentation
– You are responsible for professional presentation and all work must be ready to install upon delivery
– Any work not ready for installation may not be included in the exhibition, at our discretion
– No digital signatures of any kind on artwork will be accepted

Retail Price of Work
All work must be for sale and the retail price must be under $500
– The split of the artwork price is 60% to the Artist and 40% to Art Intersection
– Discounts up to 10% may be offered to buyers at the discretion of Art Intersection
– You must provide a tax ID/SSN or W9 if sales commission to you equals $600 or more

Labeling
– All work must be labeled with Artist name and Title

Liability
– Art Intersection is not responsible for the loss or damage of works while in transit
– All work will be insured by Art Intersection from delivery to last pickup / shipping date

Art Intersection Reserves the Right to Use Images of Submitted Work
– Social media marketing
– On our website
– In our printed marketing materials
– Other materials used for promotion

Copyright
– The Artist retains ownership and copyright of all submitted work
– Upon sale of work only the ownership of the work transfers to the buyer

Acceptance
– Submission of your Application indicates acceptance of all terms and conditions of this exhibition requirements stated above


Little by Little Submission Fee



 

All Art Arizona Opening Reception

Art Intersection’s eleventh-annual All Art Arizona exhibition opened its doors on May 14th, 2022! Local artists, their families, and their friends joined us for wonderful evening to discuss and appreciate the talent and broad range of creativity here at home.

Here are some images from that evening!

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All Art Arizona

This year we celebrate the twelfth anniversary of All Art Arizona at Art Intersection through the breadth and diversity of art created by Arizona artists. The range of artwork encompasses sculpture, photography, painting, ceramics, wood, printmaking, mixed media, and more. 

All Art Arizona presents exciting work created by both well-known and emerging artists living in our own back yard, the state of Arizona.

The All Art Arizona opening reception draws artists, art collectors, and art lovers from all over the state to one of our best attended exhibitions of the year. As always, the exhibition is free and open to the public during business hours.

Banner images by: Michael Pierre Price, Rosalie Vaccaro, Martina Skobic


All Art Arizona Online Gallery

Look through the exhibition online and then come in to see the work in person. If you wish to purchase one of the pieces in the exhibition and can’t come in, give us a call and we will take payment over the phone and ship worldwide.

Mordançage Workshop with Elizabeth Opalenik

3-day Mordançage Workshop with Elizabeth Opalenik, July 15, 16, 17, 2022, from 9am to 5pm each day with lunch included.

I vividly remember that first Provence meeting in 1983 when I heard Jean-Pierre Sudre say, “In mordançage you have the possibility….” For the next 30 summers I visited his studio and work discovering them all while learning the process in 1991 directly from this master. In this workshop we shall begin with a brief history of the mordançage process, looking at original work as we gather valuable insight into directions for making it your own creative voice.

Together we mix the chemistry and begin with an instructor demonstration on understanding the test strips to discover proper exposures for negatives and working with photograms, which is the best way to learn the possibilities. Mordançage takes time to master when working with intent and begins with a darkroom print. Information on making negatives, film or digital, and materials to bring shall be sent prior to the workshop. You will discover, when the silver print is put through the mordançage solution, the silver gelatin in the densest areas of the photographic print swell and can be removed with the pressure of a jet of water or cotton ball. Darkroom days will be spent testing various paper and redeveloper combinations, experimenting with oxidation, toners and hand painting to alter color, and deciding to save or not to save the veils. Often, just because you can, doesn’t mean you should. Papers, chemicals and notebooks with formulas will be supplied. 

After more than 30 years of committing to the mordançage process, Elizabeth has many possibilities, pitfalls and discoveries to share. Working collectively with a group of photographic peers, students can combine information on papers available today to further enhance their creativity. Experimenting is highly encouraged. A working knowledge of the darkroom is essential.

As artists, we much each find our way and hope to leave something of value behind. The “draped spidery veils” in the images are my contribution to this process, accomplished by using my breathe or drops of water to preserve and alter the delicate floating silver skin. As such, each piece is unique and truly made by hand even when created using the same negative.

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All Art Arizona Opening Reception

This year marks our tenth All Art Arizona exhibition featuring artwork made by Arizona residents, who were invited to bring friends and family along to admire work sculpture, photography, painting, ceramics, wood, printmaking, mixed media, artist books, and much more.

Take a look at some images from that evening!

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Light Sensitive

To celebrate the art of handcrafted prints, Art Intersection presents Light Sensitive, our eleventh-annual, international juried exhibition of images created using traditional darkroom, historical, and alternative photographic processes and methods.

In the current takeover of imagery presented on computer screens and the overwhelming volume of digitally printed pictures, the purpose of our Light Sensitive exhibition is to celebrate, promote, and reaffirm the art of handcrafted prints that uniquely belong to the tradition of light sensitive creative processes. Each year we search for work representing creativity, passion, and display of the beauty these light sensitive processes bring.

Banner image by Rebecca Zeiss


Awards
Special thank you to Brian Taylor for his insightful vision as our juror. Choosing awards in an exhibition of highly amazing works proved to very challenging and much consideration (and pacing through the galleries) was given to all of the darkroom creative art in the galleries. Congratulations to the awardees and everyone juried into Light Sensitive.

First Place – Rebecca Zeiss
Second Place – Richard Hricko
Third Place – Sara Silks
Award of Excellence – Diana Bloomfield
Honorable Mentions – Allan Barnes – Matt Connors – Wendy Constantine – Susan Elizabeth de Witt – Elizabeth Davis – Anne Eder – Jeannie Hutchins – Jen Leahy – Maureen Mulhern-White – Emily Penrod – Gerado Stübing – Vaune Trachtman


Juror
Art Intersection is honored to have Brian Taylor jury this year’s Light Sensitive exhibition. He is known for his innovative explorations of alternative photographic processes including historic 19th Century printing techniques, mixed media, and hand made books. His work has been exhibited nationally and abroad in numerous solo and group shows and is included in the permanent collections of the Bibliotheque Nationale, Paris; the Victoria and Albert Museum, London; the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art; and the International Museum of Photography at the George Eastman House, Rochester, NY.

Brian served as the Executive Director of the Center for Photographic Art in Carmel, CA for 4 1/2 years, retiring in 2019 to return to his art practice in the studio. He received his B.A. Degree in Visual Arts from the University of California at San Diego, an M.A. from Stanford University, and his M.F.A. from the University of New Mexico and served as a Professor of Photography for over 35 years, and Chair of the Department of Art and Art History at San Jose State University.

 


Exhibition Images and Titles


Video Walkthrough of the Exhibition


 

All Art Arizona

This year marks our tenth All Art Arizona exhibition that highlights the breadth and diversity of art created by Arizona artists encompassing sculpture, photography, painting, ceramics, wood, printmaking, mixed media, artist books, and more. 

All Art Arizona attracts artists, art collectors, and art lovers from all over the state to one of our best attended exhibitions of the year. Visit the Art Intersection galleries, bring your friends and family, to enjoy this unique exhibition and range of art by Arizona artists.  As always, the exhibition is free and open to the public during business hours.


All Art Arizona Quick Walk-Through Video


All Art Arizona Online Gallery

Look through the exhibition online and then come in to see the work in person. If you wish to purchase one of the pieces in the exhibition and can’t come in, give us a call and we will take payment over the phone and ship worldwide.

Banner images by Nicole Richardson, Linda Finecey, Christina Rosepapa, Dino Paul