Artlink Gallery
To help support artists in downtown Phoenix, Artlink manages a gallery in a space donated by the City of Phoenix.
Artlink A.E. England Gallery
Located at: 424 N. Central Ave, Phoenix, AZ 85004 (MAP)
The Artlink A. E. England Gallery is located in an historic building at Civic Space Park. The gallery’s mission is to feature established and emerging artists who push the boundaries of art as expression, test the limits of media, and broaden the perspective and consciousness of audiences. Artlink A. E. England Gallery is open to all disciplines of art, to include experimental, digital, traditional, and integrations thereof.
Current Exhibition
May 3rd- May 24th, 2013
Opening Reception: May 3rd, 6-10 pm
Closing Reception: May 17th, 6-9 pm

4 artists from the 15th Annual Juried Exhibition
Clockwise from right: details from John Hyde, Face; Elizabeth Katz, Wallow Fire: Constance McBride, Lonely Girl Room 502; Rossitza Todorova, Arizona Drive.
Artlink Phoenix’s 15th Annual Juried Exhibition presents the work of 15 exceptional Arizona artists. The pieces shown in this exhibition were selected by a panel of three jurors from the Arizona arts community. This year the panel was made up of Arizona State University Art Museum director, Gordon Knox; Phoenix artist, Angela Ellsworth; and critic and curator of R. Pela Gallery, Robrt Pela.
The fifteen artists featured in this show are Michael Joel Denson, Denise L. Fleisch, Kristin Forbes-Mullane, John Hyde, Jessica Jackson, Elizabeth Katz, Maggie Keane, Peter Brian Klein, Constance McBride, Lacey Shelton, Ray Skeet, Kenneth Steimle, Rossitza Todorova, Mohan Toopal, and Carol Ann Wagner.
Each spring, Artlink asks for submissions to this show and with each year, Artlink has seen a growth in its submissions. We organize this Juried Exhibition to provide an opportunity for local artists for more exposure and to expand the art conversation. We are very thankful to the jurors and all of the impressive artists who applied.
View the Catalogue for the 15th Annual Juried Exhibition here:
Call for Artists
The Artlink A. E. England Gallery is seeking emerging as well as established contemporary artists in a wide variety of visual media for solo and group exhibitions.
Requirements for Submissions:
- Submit a minimum of 10 different pieces and no more than 2 to 3 photos of each piece in .jpg format. Maximum dimension of 1000 pixels in either direction.
- An image list describing the art work “title, year of creation, dimensions and medium” in either .pdf or word .doc file format.
- Artist resume in either .pdf or word.doc file format.
- Artist statement in either .pdf or word.doc file format.
- Contact info “e-mail, phone number” in either .pdf or word.doc file format.
Please e-mail submissions and any inquiries to: thegallery@artlinkphoenix.com
Links
Curators
Sally Russell, Curator
Pamela Householder, Assistant Curator
Past Curators and Directors
Cory Weeks
Angelica Jubran-Bishara
Alison Sweet
Amanda Washburn
Cory Weeks
Daniel Funkhouser
Lauren O’Connell
Julie Ganas
M. Jenea Sanchez
Past Exhibitors
Edna Dapo
Jillian Schley
Derek Baehr
Patrick Fisher
Julio Rodarte
Paolo Acuna
Eric James
Scott LaMadline
Bruce Rivera
Levi Smith
Pete Vaca
Dub Weir
Ronna Nemitz
Jonni Cheatwood
Troy Caro
Jill Centino
Lito Ramos
Melvin Silao
Junjie Verzosa
Jeff Davis
Alison Sweet
Daniel Funkhouser
Forrest Solis
Jen Urso
Kris Sanford
Lee Davis
M. Jenea Sanchez
Marilyn Szabo
Paco Velez
Peter Christenson
Siri Khandavilli
Press
“Art Detour Goes Off Beaten Path, Gets Back on Track” College Times, Mar. 15 2012 By Jacob Wipf
“Hometown Low Down: This Week in Valley Media” Desert Living Today, Mar. 9 2012 By Alanna Watson
“3/17-18: Art Detour 24 in downtown Phoenix” AZ Central, Mar. 13 2012 By Lisa Nicita
“Top 5 Things to Do This Weekend,” Phoenix New Times, Jul. 15 2011 By Claire Lawton
“Weird Science,” Phoenix New Times, June 16, 2011 by Tricia Parker
“Class Menagerie,” Phoenix New Times, May 5 2011 By Nicholas Gerbis
“Girl Power,” Phoenix New Times, Dec 2 2010 By Nicki Escudero
“Forrest Solis Acting Out,” Java Magazine, October 2010: pg. 18 By Scott Andrews
“Phoenix Transect Project Unveils New Documentary Show,” By Steve Jansen
“Interview with Jen Urso”, By Scott Andrews – Hearsight Magazine
“Meaning Maker: Responding to Local Art Experiences”, By Claire Lawton – Phoenix New Times,






