This is not a romance. It is an inquiry into what love becomes under observation: image, transcript, measurement, replay.

Anne Noggle, Roger Buchanan, and New California Views: 1970s Photography in the Northlight Collection.    The 1970s was a decade marked by change, economic and energy crises, the Watergate scandal, the continuation of the civil rights movement, protests against the Vietnam war, economic inequality, activism for lgbtqia and women’s rights, and affirmative action.

Unsuspected proposes to focus on the overlooked, the insignificant, and the forgotten.

In the exhibition, Of Light and Alchemy, the desire still burns in these artists as they continue the rich and multi-faceted tradition of experimentation and discovery that was marked by those announcements nearly 200 years ago.

“Garden” comprises thousands of amateur photographs sourced from digital archives and social media accounts, transferred onto glass. Many of these images are manipulated, stripped of names or any contextual information. They depict individuals who lost their lives, were forcibly disappeared, or arrested due to the socio-political conditions in Iran from the Islamic Revolution of February 1979 to the present.

Tricky Ricky is an interactive thesis exhibition by Richard Pence.

Powerlines and trees connect communities, sharing resources, spreading communication. When the ties between them are cut, only a memory of the bond remains. That memory shifts as it passes from mouth to mouth, malleable as copper, occluding and redefining the original relationship; a story broken from its context and reimagined again and again.

Gut-Rot invites audiences to engage with the regenerative potential of decay and our interconnectedness with one another.

Reclaiming Red explores the colonial implications of the color redand demonstrates how Indigenous people use it for healing, peace, sacredness, unity and Hózhó

This exhibition of expanded photography takes the mythology of the “Party School” as a point of departure.

A Research Exhibition on Contemporary Iranian Image-Based Art

An interdisciplinary collaborative exhibition of artists, faculty and graduate students at ASU.

Land, Body & Archive, an exhibition by Southwest Photo Collaborative

Phoenix Transect features the work of ASU alumni who participated in a multi-year field study with Professor Emeritus Mark Klett.

Meaning Making Machines celebrates/visualizes the embodiment of the photographic process through the singular practices of a group of student artists.

Northlight Gallery’s forthcoming exhibition Seral Bodies, is curated by Roshii Montaño and Ninabah Winton and will examine the contemporary practice of Indigenous photographers and artists.

Join us in the gallery for the opening reception of An American Journey Continues, photographs and digital montage by ASU Professor Stephen Marc.

Features the works of ASU MFA alumni who explore the experience of the human animal and the non-human creatures that share this Earth.

Northlight Gallery celebrates 50 years with an exhibition featuring the creative works of its curators since its establishment in 1972.

Northlight Gallery and the ASU School of Art will honor Regents Professor Mark Klett for 40 years of service to the university with an exhibition.

Naked and The Nude brings together works from the Northlight Gallery Permanent Collection and the Solari Foundation Collection.

Memento Mori: Memento Vivere is an exhibition on death and photography, and will showcase a collection of image-based works.

Borders and Boundlessness features the photographs of ASU MFA alumni.

Person Perception Persona features portraits from the Solari Foundation on loan to Northlight Gallery by photographers well known and accepted in the canon of the history of photography.