Intersections Forum: Art + Architecture — Postponed We’re regrouping and relaunching Intersections in an updated format. The forum is being rescheduled to later this year as we refine the format to deliver the best possible experience for attendees and speakers. Thank you to everyone who expressed interest and supported the vision. New dates and program details will be announced soon. Join the waitlist to be the first to receive new dates and early registration access:...

Photo Geddes Ulinskas Architects The Intersections Forum does not promise answers. Instead, it offers perspective. Attendees can expect to leave with: • A deeper understanding of how different disciplines approach creative decision-making • New ways of thinking about space, image, and experience • Greater awareness of how art and architecture influence daily life The forum emphasizes listening as much as speaking. Its value lies in exposure — to unfamiliar processes, unexpect

The speakers at the Intersections Forum represent a range of creative disciplines, including painting, architecture, photography, muralism, media art, and design thinking. What unites them is not style or methodology, but an interest in how creative work operates beyond individual mediums. Some speakers approach architecture as narrative. Others approach art as a spatial experience. Others examine how public environments shape perception and participation. Rather than present

Image: Studio Tour Magazine/Art: Erik Weedeman Studio Tour Magazine was founded with a simple premise: creative work deserves thoughtful attention. In an era driven by speed, metrics, and trends, the magazine has focused on slowing conversations down — offering space for reflection rather than reaction. It has always been less interested in what is fashionable than in what is meaningful. The Intersections Forum is a natural extension of that editorial philosophy. Rather than

When we created the Intersections Forum: Art + Architecture, the goal wasn’t to host another panel discussion. It was to bring together people who actually work at the crossroads of creative disciplines — the people shaping how our cities, studios, and spaces really get built. We’re honored to announce our first speaker: Geddes Ulinskas Architect and founder of Geddes Ulinskas Architects. Geddes’s work lives in the space where architecture stops being just buildings and start

The Intersections Forum is for people who are curious. It is for artists interested in how space shapes meaning. It is for architects interested in how emotion shapes form. It is for designers, photographers, educators, students, and thinkers who value thoughtful conversation over quick answers. It is not a technical training event. It is not a product showcase. It is not a place for professional posturing. Participants do not need to arrive with credentials or polished opini

The Intersections Forum: Art + Architecture is a three-day virtual gathering (March 10–12, 2026) created to bring artists, architects, designers, and creative thinkers into one shared conversation about how their disciplines overlap, influence one another, and shape the world we live in. Produced by Studio Tour Magazine, the Forum is designed as a live extension of the magazine’s Art + Architecture issue—taking ideas from the page and turning them into dialogue. What makes it

Art and architecture are often described as separate fields with different goals: one expressive, the other functional. In reality, the boundary between them has always been porous. Architecture is experienced emotionally long before it is analyzed intellectually. Art is often spatial long before it is labeled conceptual. Both disciplines shape perception, movement, and memory. In contemporary practice, artists regularly engage architectural questions — scale, material, perma

Creative disciplines do not develop in isolation, even when professional structures suggest otherwise. Architecture shapes how people move, gather, rest, and work. Art shapes how people interpret those experiences — emotionally, culturally, and personally. Yet conversations about these disciplines often happen separately, within their own professional circles. The Intersections Forum was created to address that divide. Over years of publishing Studio Tour Magazine, it became