ASU Northlight Gallery

Northlight Gallery curator Liz Allen has curated her last show at the gallery. After 26 years serving the ASU community and hundreds of students teaching the Photographic Exhibitions course, Liz will leave ASU with the Solari Foundation Collection to become its curator and collections manager. The Solari Foundation Collection, which is owned by an ASU alumnus had been on long-term loan to Northlight Gallery since 1991. The gallery had served as a teaching laboratory where students could work directly with renowned works from the collection, including Richard Avedon, Julia Margaret Cameron, Linda Connor, Bill Owens, Andy Warhol, Weegee, Edward Weston and others.

Join Liz in the gallery for the opening reception of her final show, Of Light And Alchemy, on September 5, which also happens to be her birthday. Doors open at 6 PM and the artist talk with Brenda Biondo will start at 6:30 PM.

Northlight Gallery featured work from the collection about the 12-year project Phoenix Transect that was led by Professor Emeritus Mark Klett. The exhibition included 37 ASU Alumni along with Klett and over 140 photographs that elucidated the transformation of Phoenix from 2007 to 2019. Depicted here is the installation process of one of the major walls in the exhibition, Phoenix Transect. The work in the show is part of the permanent collection.

Join us in Northlight Gallery for the opening reception of PHOENIX TRANSECT the 14-year field study project led by ASU Professor Emeritus Mark Klett surveying the Phoenix metro area. The exhibition features work by Klett and 37 alumnae.
Doors open at 6 pm, talks begin at 6:30 pm.

MEANING MAKING MACHINE artists discussing their work at Northlight Gallery.

MEANING MAKING MACHINES opening reception Friday Nov 17, 6-9 pm.

Join us in the gallery for the opening reception of MEANING MAKING MACHINES featuring the work of ASU students. Doors open at 6:00 pm. Talks and performances begin at 6:30 pm.

Join us in the gallery for a Curatorial talk with Roshii Montaño, and Ninabah Reid Winton. They will discuss the artist, chosen for the Seral Bodies exhibition and their conceptual foundation for the show.

Rapheal Begay presenting their work as a featured artist of Seral Bodies.

Join us in the gallery for the opening reception of Seral Bodies. Northlight Gallery hosted the ASU LACMA Fellows for a sneak peak of the exhibition co-curated by Roshii Montaño and Ninabah Reid Winton. Rapheal Begay will present of their creative process, Friday, Sept. 15. Doors open at 6, talk begins at 6:30 p.m.

Celebrating the work of our accomplished graduate student, Elizabeth Z Pineda.

Join us in the gallery for the opening reception of Sin Nombre en Esta Tierra Sagrada by ASU MFA candidate, Elizabeth Pineda. Doors open at six, gallery talk begins at 6:30 PM.