Upcoming events.
Booth Talk: Catherine Ruane
Catherine Ruane, Yiwei Gallery
Catherine Ruane’s artistic journey is an exploration of the intricate complexities inherent in living a robust life. Through her detailed drawings and paintings, she skillfully captures the essence of the wilderness, employing carefully selected charcoals to render scenes that transcend the visual and delve into the metaphors of nature-forms. In Catherine's hands, the persistence of survival becomes a universal theme, woven into the very fabric of her art, reminding viewers of the resilience that permeates all aspects of life.
Catherine's impact extends far beyond her studio, with her work collected and exhibited globally. From the artistic havens of Frosinone and Naples in Italy to the cultural hubs of Stockholm, Sweden, and Kyoto, Japan, her art has left an indelible mark. Closer to home, her pieces grace the walls of esteemed institutions like the San Diego Fine Arts Museum, Riverside Art Museum, Oceanside Art Museum, San Luis Obispo Art Museum, and the Museum of Art and History in Lancaster, CA. Noteworthy reviews in publications such as the Huffington Post, Artillery Magazine, LA Times, Art and Cake, and LA Diversions, along with features on the Emmy Award-winning arts and culture series KCET Outbound, attest to the profound impact of Catherine Ruane's work. Rooted in her upbringing in the farm community surrounding the Salton Sea, Catherine's academic journey, including degrees from San Diego State University and Otis Institute of Art in L.A., as well as a year of focused study in Florence, Italy, has paved the way for her art to find a home in corporate collections of prestigious entities like Harley Davidson USA, Xerox Corp., 20th Century Fox Studios, Mayo Clinic Hospital, Walt Disney Corp., CBS Television, Citibank, Wells Fargo Bank, and Bank of America.
This event is open to to all ticket holders only.
Booth Talk: High Desert Test Sites
A-Z West. Photo: Josh Cho
High Desert Test Sites is a platform for art and experiences that enable us to step outside everyday life and envision new possibilities. The organization has hosted the work of more than 460 artists, 12 expansive site-specific programs and 25 solo projects over the span of more than 20 years. Based at A-Z West–Andrea Zittel’s 80-acre compound and artwork, the group brings together artists, writers, and thinkers to create projects that engage the desert and its communities.
This event is open to to all ticket holders only.
Intersect Mimosas & Muffins
Join us for a special VIP brunch featuring complimentary mimosas and specialty muffins will be available from 10 am - 12 pm.
This event is open to All-Access and VIP Pass ticket holders only. Capacity is limited, please RSVP below.
Gallery Grooves with DJ Tina Turntables
DJ Tina Turntable
An enchanting evening filled with contemporary, cool vibes curated by the incredible DJ Tina Turntables. Her vibrant music will serve as the perfect soundtrack, creating an immersive atmosphere for art enthusiasts to wander through 30+ galleries, each featuring a captivating display of spectacular art from a myriad of talented creators.
This event is open to all ticket holders.
Booth Talk: Charles Christopher Hill
Charles Christopher Hill, Useless Object, 2023, 48 x 48 in, Yiwei Gallery
Renowned on a global scale, Charles Christopher Hill's artwork has graced the walls of prestigious museums not only in California but across the globe. His pieces find a place of honor in esteemed collections, including the Musée d'Art Moderne de la Ville de Paris, the Louisiana Museum of Modern Art in Denmark, the Los Angeles County Museum of Art, the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, the Albuquerque Museum in New Mexico, and the Museum of Modern Art in New York.
In 2018, Hill made a deliberate shift in his artistic approach, opting for larger compositions and elevating the significance of the white stabilizing material, gesso. This transformation allowed him to burnish the gesso, creating a subtle gloss that intensified the color saturation within his images. As a serendipitous development, Hill began incorporating geometric shapes into conglomerations, eventually leading him to paint everyday objects encountered in his daily life.
This new phase, which began in 2019, witnessed the introduction of dark horizon lines or a dark halo around central images, evolving further in 2021 to feature objects resting on a black horizon. Hill's artistic endeavor extends beyond mere visual aesthetics; he seeks to craft a smooth surface where paint and chemicals interact through intricate brushstrokes, transforming ordinary objects into what he terms "ritual instruments" in the tantric tradition. The resulting harmonious pigments invite viewers into a slow, contemplative exploration, echoing the Taoist philosophy that the simplest holds profound depth. In his minimalist portrayals on canvas, Hill masterfully blends finesse and simplicity, inviting observers to engage with his art on a profound level.
Charles Christopher Hill is represented by Yiwei Gallery. This event is open to all ticket holders.
Beyond the Bronze: Carole Feuerman’s Artistic Journey and Book Signing
Artist Carole Feuerman
Join us for an inspiring lecture by acclaimed international artist, Carole Feuerman. Renowned as an American sculptor, Feuerman has garnered recognition for her exceptional figurative works, particularly capturing the essence of swimmers and dancers. Notably, she stands as the sole artist creating realistically painted outdoor sculptures and holds the distinction of being the only woman sculpting in this distinctive style.
Feuerman's public installations have graced prominent locations worldwide, from Park Avenue and Central Park to renowned institutions like the Smithsonian and international venues such as l’ Avenue George V in Saint Tropez and the Venice Biennale. Explore the fascinating journey of her life and artistry as she delves into her autobiography, unraveling the challenges she has overcome with resilience, balance, perseverance, and independence. Through her compelling stories, Feuerman shares practical strategies that guide readers in forming new habits, breaking bad ones, and mastering tiny behaviors that yield remarkable results.
Carole Feuerman is represented by Melissa Morgan Fine Art. This event is open to to all ticket holders only, but capacity is limited. Please RSVP below.
COD's Architecture Innovators: Leading the Future of Design & Sustainable Housing
COD’s ‘tiny home’
College of the Desert’s (COD) Architecture and Environmental Design program created a collaborative partnership in 2020 involving students focused on creating sustainable and functional living spaces that address the growing need for affordable housing. Originating as a class competition, faculty challenged students to design tiny houses on wheels that comply with national regulations for recreational vehicles. The winning design, funded by a $125,000 Strong Workforce Grant, serves as a model for sustainable housing and aims to educate both students and the public on the benefits of adopting such practices.
Constructed with a focus on efficiency and environmental impact, the first COD tiny home, measuring just 225 square feet, features amenities such as dual-glazed vinyl windows, a multi-split air conditioning/heating system, sustainable royal vinyl flooring, recycled wool insulation, low-VOC paints, a tankless water heater, a rainwater-harvesting system, and solar panels.
Inspired by mid-century modern architecture, the design showcases clean lines, simple forms, and a connection to nature. The interior boasts a space-efficient living area, kitchenette, bathroom, queen-sized sleeping loft, and washer/dryer combo. Following the success of the initial and second project, a third home with ADA compliance, is currently under construction with the design created by students Molly Glaab and Gleisy Romero.
“The tiny house build doesn’t just benefit the students; it also presents an opportunity for residents seeking affordable housing options,” adds Bitanga. “It’s a model that can be replicated in all communities. The project aims to educate students and the public about the benefits of sustainable housing and encourages them to adopt similar practices in their own lives.
"As we curate Intersect Palm Springs to showcase the finest art galleries in the country, it's equally important for us to invest in emerging talent, including our architectural and design students excelling in higher education. These students represent the future of innovation and creativity in the field,” shares Tim von Gal, CEO of Intersect Art and Design. “By bridging the worlds of art and education, we contribute to the growth of these students and foster a vibrant community that values both tradition and the evolution of artistic disciplines."
We invite you to come meet COD’s faculty and students involved with the project and see firsthand the transformative power of architecture, design, and sustainability.
This event is open to all ticket holders.
Booth Talk: Corinne Chaix
Corinne Chaix, Surrender, pastels, acrylic and ink on canvas, 58 x 72 x 2 in, Yiwei Gallery
French born artist Corinne Chaix crafts captivating narratives infused with a science fiction-inspired lens that mirrors the tumultuous reality of our contemporary world. Her work evokes a palpable sense of impending doom and chaos, reminiscent of the challenges we grapple with today, yet it also hints at a resilient hope amid the turmoil. Chaix weaves fantastical tales on canvas or paper, inviting viewers to immerse themselves in her intricately layered paintings that unfold like a gripping novel. The longer one engages with her art, the more clues emerge about the plot, leaving interpretation open to the viewer's perspective. Chaix skillfully blurs the boundary between imagination and reality, employing a predominantly green palette of pastels, oil, and ink to amplify the immersive experience. Despite the surreal dreamscapes depicting isolated figures in suffocating floods, her art transcends science fiction, resonating with the stark realities of our present global challenges, notably the pandemic. Through her work, Chaix holds onto hope, portraying the endurance of individuals amidst disaster. Influenced by Jules Verne's classic "20,000 Leagues Under the Sea," Chaix uses fiction as a powerful tool for social commentary on human passivity and our peculiar behaviors in the face of danger and environmental concerns. With a diverse educational background in fine arts, computer science, and animation, coupled with exhibitions in Paris, New York, and California, Chaix continues to weave her compelling narratives that captivate audiences around the world.
Corinne Chaix is represented by Yiwei Gallery. This event is open to all ticket holders.
Emerging: A California Collective
Emerging: A California Collective is a panelist discussion moderated by Palm Springs Art Museum’s Associate Director of Advancement at Palm Springs Art Museum and mixed media artist, Michael Hinkle. This experience promises an immersive journey that spotlights galleries devoted to uncovering, nurturing, and championing the most promising emerging talents across the art landscape.
Drawing together a panel of esteemed representatives from featured galleries including Jonathan Carver Moore (San Francisco), Good Mother Gallery (Los Angeles and Oakland), COL Gallery (San Francisco), Glass Rice (San Francisco), and Schlomer Haus Gallery (San Francisco). This diverse and innovative platform will delve into the core of innovation, offering insights into the exploration of burgeoning talent within the vibrant California art scene.
This dynamic lecture embodies Intersect Palm Springs’ commitment to fostering dialogue, discovery, and celebration within the realm of modern art and design. Attendees can anticipate an enlightening discourse uncovering the pulse of emerging talents within the dynamic California art milieu.
This event is open to to all ticket holders only, but capacity is limited. Please RSVP below.
About Michael Hinkle
Panel leader Michael Hinkle is a native of the Coachella Valley has been immersed in the world of mixed media paintings since 2001. His artistic journey spans vibrant scenes in Los Angeles, New York City, Sun Valley, Japan, and France, where he curated collections and honed expertise in art appraisals, auctions, artist cultivation, and donor engagement. In his role as a fundraising executive, Michael forges intimate connections with art enthusiasts, collectors, gallerists, and philanthropists, epitomizing a harmonious fusion of professional expertise and creative spirit.
Michael Hinkle, Associate Director of Advancement, Palm Springs Art Museum
Artistry in Motion: A VIP Guided Tour of Intersect Palm Springs
Intersect Palm Springs at the Palm Springs Convention Center. Photo: Ashley Loth
Immerse yourself in the world of contemporary art and design with a personalized tour. We’ll guide you through the prestigious Intersect Palm Springs, a celebration that showcases impressive works from galleries across the country. They will provide insightful commentary, offering a deeper understanding of the art on display.
As you explore, discover curated activations, such as East x West — a collaborative presentation by two prominent art institutions hailing from New York and California. Delve into the dynamic intersection of diverse artistic perspectives that transcend geographical boundaries. Additionally, experience Emerging: A California Collective — a captivating journey that highlights galleries dedicated to discovering, nurturing, and championing the most exciting emerging talents in the art world. This exclusive tour promises an engaging and enriching exploration of the vibrant art scene at Intersect Palm Springs.
This event is open to All-Access and VIP Pass ticket holders only. Capacity is limited. Please RSVP below.
Palm Springs Vibes with Leanna & Miguel
Palm Springs jazz duo, Leanna and Miguel
Get ready for a beautiful evening of contemporary, jazzy vibes by Palm Springs' favorite duo, Leanna and Miguel. Their cool and vibrant music will set the stage for art lovers to stroll through 30+ galleries, each showcasing spectacular art from diverse talents. As the melodic notes intertwine with the visual feast, attendees are in for an immersive experience that seamlessly blends the best of contemporary jazz with the vibrant world of fine arts.
This event is open to all ticket holders. No Host Bar.
Booth Talk: Carrie Ann Plank, Javiera Estrada and Luminous Waveforms
Javiera Estrada, The Color Purple, 2023, archival pigment print, 40 x 65 in, Jonathan Carver Moore
Carrie Ann Plank is a San Francisco based artist working in installation, printmaking, and painting. Focusing on layers of sophisticated geometry, Plank examines the space of intersecting patterns to describe new structures. The work utilizes mathematical equations to create multiple overlapping impressions that reveal additional distinct pattern formations. The resulting forms are space in between, the intercession, of concrete data. Plank's works are in the permanent collections of the Fine Art Archives of the Library of Congress, Fine Art Museums of San Francisco, the Guanlan Print Art Museum in China and many more. She has also been honored with residencies at KALA in Berkeley, CA, and Taller Experimental de Gráfica de La Habana in Havana, Cuba. Most recently she was a 2024 SECA award nominee at SFMOMA.
Luminous Waveforms, Bench, 2023, Baltic birch plywood, Jonathan Carver Moore
Victoria Mara Heilweil and Phil Spitler are a collaborative team that create experiential works of art incorporating new technologies in the design, fabrication and aesthetics. Their Luminous Waveforms project began in 2016. Luminous Waveforms has been exhibited at the Napa Lighted Arts Festival, Oakland Immersive Arts Festival, California Academy of Sciences, Autumn Lights Festival in Oakland, Maker Faire, the Temple of Direction at Burning Man and Space 151 Gallery. Luminous Waveforms is included in the Wonderspaces Permanent Collection, Los Altos Public Art, and a large-scale, private commission for the J. Resort in Reno, CA. When not working on new and exciting Luminous Waveforms projects, Heilweil is a nationally exhibited lens-based artist and Spitler is a Creative Technologist and partner at Bonfire Labs, a boutique content creation company in San Francisco.
Javiera Estrada, The Color Purple, 2023, archival pigment print, 40 x 65 in, Jonathan Carver Moore
Multi-media artist, Javiera Estrada was born in Acapulco and immigrated to the United States in 1989. Estrada's broad scope of work, which includes photography, mixed media, photograms, film, and textiles is influenced by her memories of growing up in Mexico—a tropical paradise of vibrant colors, steeped in spiritual ritual and magical realism. She examines the theme of interconnected consciousness in a multitude of ways. From incorporating female bodies as sculptural forms in organic communion with nature, to creating galactic primordial environments with inks—fluid and formless, structures representing the “prima materia,” original essence of existence. The juxtaposition of shadow and light play a recurring role in Estrada’s explorations as well, representing the internal struggle between the spiritual and the physical. Estrada has exhibited throughout the United States and has also shown in London, Germany, Switzerland, China and Singapore. In 2020, her solo show in Las Vegas received a Certificate of Special Congressional Commendation for the Arts from the United States Congress. Recently, she was commissioned to create a site-specific piece for the University of St. Gallen in Switzerland. She currently lives and works in Los Angeles.
Carrie Ann Plank, Javiera Estrada and Luminous Waveforms are represented by Jonathan Carver Moore. This event is open to all ticket holders.
The Desert Effect, An Exploration of the Artistic Influence of the Desert
Artist Gerald Clarke
We are proud to present this engaging panel discussion with our 2024 Influential Artists of the Desert, Gerald Clarke and Ryan Campbell. They will share how they have been influenced directly and indirectly by the unique aspects of the Coachella Valley’s desert light, typography and culture.
For over 25 years, Gerald Clarke, an artist dedicated to addressing Native American identity’s complex intersections with mainstream U.S. culture and politics, has challenged stereotypes and embraced conceptual art. In 2020, the Palm Springs Art Museum showcased his groundbreaking retrospective, “Gerald Clarke: Falling Rock,” featuring 80 diverse works spanning various media. The exhibition provided a profound exploration of Clarke’s childhood experiences, particularly his rides back to the reservation with his father.
According to Clarke, the environment significantly shapes our worldview, emphasizing the impact of wide-open spaces and starry nights in fostering introspection and a connection to place. His life and studio work are guided by the inseparable link between Indigenous identity, history, and the land. Beyond his retrospective, Clarke’s extensive exhibition history includes major museum collections. Recognized with an Eiteljorg Museum Fellowship in 2007, he served as an Artist-in-Residence at the Institute of American Indian Arts in 2015. A dedicated educator, Clarke, currently a Professor of Ethnic Studies at the University of California Riverside, imparts knowledge on Native American art, history, and culture through his lectures.
Artist Ryan Campbell
Ryan Campbell is a distinguished painter and muralist whose artistic journey has been shaped by a diverse range of influences. Rooted in the graffiti culture of Southern California during the 1990s and early 2000s, his creative evolution reflects a deep exploration of geometric abstraction, minimalism, and hard-edge painting.
Campbell’s Line Segments series is an ongoing exploration, presenting layered bands of meticulously applied paint that converge into abstract and geometric formations. These intricate patterns offer nuanced experiences of depth, space, shadow, and vibrant color, captivating viewers with their dynamic visual interplay.
Campbell’s relocation to Palm Springs in 2001 marked a pivotal shift in his artistic trajectory, introducing him to the realms of minimalism, abstract expressionism, and California’s light and space movements. Inspired by revered artists such as Lewitt, Martin, Stella, Soto, and Phillip K Smith III, Campbell’s prolific career includes prestigious commissions ranging from Desert Regional Medical Center to the City of Palm Springs, as well as collaborations with notable entities like AEG Worldwide’s Goldenvoice, Pernod Ricard, Red Bull North America, and Covered California. His Line Segments works grace significant American collections, including the Macmillan collection, while finding homes in private collections worldwide. Campbell’s dedication to his craft earned him an Artist Residency and a popup studio at the Palm Springs Art Museum in 2020, further solidifying his commitment to investigating geometric abstraction and hard-edge painting within his practice.
Booth Talk: Steven Lustig
Steven Lustig, Composition in Cubes I, 2020, Carrara marble, black granite, 21 x 6 x 6 in, Marloe Gallery
Steven Lustig derives inspiration from his profound appreciation for the human form and its innate grace in motion. Having embarked on his artistic journey at the age of four, Lustig's life took a transformative turn at eighteen when he received a copy of Grey's Anatomy, sparking a lifelong dedication to drawing human anatomy for both business and fine art. Rooted in the ancient tradition of human anatomy, dating back to the Greeks who revered the human form as the pinnacle of artistic pursuit, Lustig's sculptures seamlessly blend classical influences with a modern twist. Drawing on the legacy of Kouros figures and the Italian Renaissance, his creations are also enriched by the avant-garde spirit of Italian Futurists Umberto Boccioni and Giacomo Balla. Each sculpture is a product of meticulous life drawing, capturing the essence of human motion and internal energy through live observation. With a unique fusion of ancient and contemporary elements, Lustig's works eloquently portray the fluidity and emotional depth of beautiful human beings. Over the past twelve years, he has honed his skills in sculpting stone and has produced over 10,000 figurative art drawings. Lustig's impressive body of work has been showcased in galleries across the western United States and featured in art fairs throughout the country.
Steven Lustig is represented by Marloe Gallery. This event is open to all ticket holders.
Booth Talk: Brighton Smith
Brighton Smith, Glowing Sky Single Palm, 2023, oil on canvas, 40 x 30 in, Skidmore Contemporary Art
Brighton Smith embarked on his artistic journey at the Orange County School of the Arts, cultivating his early interest in landscape painting. His pursuit of knowledge led him to Pepperdine University, where he studied Painting and Art History, and his artistic horizons expanded as he delved into the realm of Abstraction. Deeply passionate about Traditional Art Education, Brighton shares his expertise as a teacher of Academic Observational Drawing and Painting with Great Hearts Academies. Not only has he authored K-12 art curricula rooted in academic models dating back to the Italian Renaissance, but he also took a significant step in education by filming a 10-part video series on traditional drawing approaches through Classical U and Classical Academic Press. Currently pursuing his MFA through the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts, Brighton's love for art and education has flourished since his relocation to Arizona in 2013, where he found inspiration in the captivating beauty of desert flora, capturing their essence through drawing, photography and painting.
Brighton Smith is represented by Skidmore Contemporary Art. This event is open to all ticket holders.
Lecture with Sculptor Larry Kagan: The Beautiful Balance of Shadow and Light
Larry Kagan, Tricycle, 2022, steel and shadow, 29 x 25 x 12.5 in, Thomas Paul Fine Art
Larry Kagan, an accomplished American sculptor, transcends conventional artistic boundaries by utilizing steel, casting light, and manipulating shadows as his creative medium. Through intricate winding and welding of steel wires, Kagan skillfully "draws" with shadows, placing emphasis not on the abstract mass of wires but on the captivating shadows that come to life when exposed to light. His diverse subjects range from figures and objects to animals and geometric planes.
A graduate of Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute with a B.S. and holding an M.A. in Studio Arts from the State University of New York at Albany, Kagan's artistic prowess has garnered recognition both nationally and internationally. His work finds a place in numerous esteemed private and public collections, including the Flint Institute of the Arts in Flint, MI, the Butler Institute of American Art in Youngstown, OH, and the Norton Simon Museum in Pasadena, CA, among others. Explore the mesmerizing world of Larry Kagan's artistry.
Larry Kagan is represented by Thomas Paul Fine Art. This event is open to all ticket holders, but space is limited. Please RSVP below.
East x West: Pratt and CCA Students Collaborate on Interior Design Innovation
Pratt and California College of the Arts Interior Design Students have engaged in spatial exploration through the intersection of soft and hard materiality to generate systems for the development of an interactive and flexible interior environment.
Pratt and California College of the Arts Interior Design Students have engaged in spatial exploration through the intersection of soft and hard materiality to generate systems for the development of an interactive and flexible interior environment.
Inspired by the work and teachings of Anni and Josef Albers, students in the “Materiality & Space 3” course taught by Professor Margaux Schindler in Interior Design at the California College of the Arts transformed 2D pliable surface models into a series of 3D modular woven projections through a set of material experiments, form and performance operations for air, light, sound, and color. Soft and hard modular frame assemblies reconfigure and deconstruct to create interactive, flexible and adaptive interior environments.
This event is open to all ticket holders.
Artistry in Motion: A VIP Guided Tour of Intersect Palm Springs
Intersect Palm Springs at the Palm Springs Convention Center. Photo: Ashley Loth
Immerse yourself in the world of contemporary art and design with a personalized tour. We’ll guide you through the prestigious Intersect Palm Springs, a celebration that showcases impressive works from galleries across the country. They will provide insightful commentary, offering a deeper understanding of the art on display.
As you explore, discover curated activations, such as East x West — a collaborative presentation by two prominent art institutions hailing from New York and California. Delve into the dynamic intersection of diverse artistic perspectives that transcend geographical boundaries. Additionally, experience Emerging: A California Collective — a captivating journey that highlights galleries dedicated to discovering, nurturing, and championing the most exciting emerging talents in the art world. This exclusive tour promises an engaging and enriching exploration of the vibrant art scene at Intersect Palm Springs.
This event is open to All-Access and VIP Pass ticket holders only. Capacity is limited. Please RSVP below.
Intersect Launch Party
DJ MODGIRL
You are cordially invited to Intersect Palm Springs’ Launch Party, celebrating three years of exceptional art galleries nationwide. DJ Mod Girl will infuse the night with cool, contemporary vibes, creating the perfect backdrop for special recognition of the 2024 Influential Artist of the Desert, Gerald Clarke and Ryan Campbell.
Join us for an unforgettable evening filled with art, music, and collector engagement. DJ Mod Girl, voted "Best DJ of the Desert in 2022 & 2023," will be elevating the atmosphere ensuring a memorable experience as you explore the impressive works on display.
Enjoy complimentary wine from 4 - 6 pm and keep the celebration going with our cash bar available from 6 - 9 pm.
This event is open to all ticket holders.
Artist Ryan Campbell
About Ryan Campbell
Emerging as a standout luminary in the art scene, Ryan Campbell presents a compelling fusion of soft and hard materiality, drawing from his extensive background as a painter and muralist. His distinctive artistic vision, rooted in geometric abstraction and minimalism, has garnered widespread acclaim and is set to invigorate the atmosphere at Intersect Palm Springs. Campbell's innovative exploration of layered bands of paint in his Line Segments series promises an immersive encounter, enriching the viewer's engagement with space, dimension, and vibrant color interplay.
Artist Gerald Clarke
About Gerald Clarke
Renowned for over 25 years, Gerald Clarke is an artist dedicated to addressing Native American identity's intersections with mainstream U.S. culture and politics. His conceptual art challenges stereotypes, and his retrospective, "Falling Rock," was a groundbreaking showcase at the Palm Springs Art Museum in 2020.
Intersect Palm Springs VIP Preview Party
Palm Springs Convention Center (Use East Entrance off of Avenida Caballeros)
You are cordially invited to Intersect Palm Springs’ Launch Party, marking the third year of exceptional art galleries from across the country. Along with the added excitement of DJ Mod Girl curating cool, contemporary vibes throughout the night, local artists Ryan Campbell and Gerald Clarke will be honored with the 2024 Influential Artist of the Desert award.
Join us for an unforgettable evening filled with art, music, and collector engagement. DJ Mod Girl, voted "Best DJ of the Desert in 2022 & 2023," will be elevating the atmosphere ensuring a memorable experience as you explore the impressive works on display.
Enjoy complimentary wine from 4 - 6 pm and keep the celebration going with our cash bar available from 6 - 9 pm.
This event is open to All-Access and VIP Pass ticket holders only. Please RSVP below.
Artist Ryan Campbell
About Ryan Campbell
Emerging as a standout luminary in the art scene, Ryan Campbell presents a compelling fusion of soft and hard materiality, drawing from his extensive background as a painter and muralist. His distinctive artistic vision, rooted in geometric abstraction and minimalism, has garnered widespread acclaim and is set to invigorate the atmosphere at Intersect Palm Springs. Campbell's innovative exploration of layered bands of paint in his Line Segments series promises an immersive encounter, enriching the viewer's engagement with space, dimension, and vibrant color interplay.
Artist Gerald Clarke
About Gerald Clarke
Renowned for over 25 years, Gerald Clarke is an artist dedicated to addressing Native American identity's intersections with mainstream U.S. culture and politics. His conceptual art challenges stereotypes, and his retrospective, "Falling Rock," was a groundbreaking showcase at the Palm Springs Art Museum in 2020.