Studio Tour Magazine

02/12/2026

If you’re an artist, architect, designer, maker, or just someone who’s obsessed with how creative work gets built—this is for you.

Studio Tour Magazine Intersections Forum: Art + Architecture is right around the corner, and it’s designed to spark the kind of conversations we rarely get to hear: artists and architects comparing process, decisions, failures, breakthroughs, and the weird little details that shape the final work.

🎟️ Registration is open now. March 10-12, 2026

02/12/2026

Speaker Reveal: Erik Weedeman (Intersections Forum)

We’re excited to announce Erik Weedeman as a featured speaker at the Intersections Forum.

Erik’s work moves with that rare combination of precision and play — the kind of visual language that feels engineered and improvised at the same time. He’ll be joining us for a talk and cross-disciplinary conversation exploring how artists and architects build meaning: through structure, materials, light, rhythm, and the choices that turn a space (or a surface) into an experience.

If you care about where art and architecture overlap — not in theory, but in practice — this is one you’ll want to be in the room for.

More speaker reveals coming soon.
Presented by Studio Tour Magazine.

01/22/2026

Speaker Reveal #2 — John Hatch

When conversations about art and architecture are at their best, they’re not just about aesthetics — they’re about thinking, teaching, and shaping how ideas move from theory into the real world.

We’re honored to announce our second speaker for the Intersections Forum: Art + Architecture:

John Hatch
Architect, educator, and longtime advocate for thoughtful, human-centered design.

John’s work sits at the intersection of practice and teaching — where architecture is not just something you build, but something you explain, question, and pass forward. His career reflects a deep commitment to clarity, structure, and the responsibility architects have to the people who inhabit the spaces they create.

Paired with Geddes Ulinskas, John brings a complementary voice — one rooted in discipline, education, and architectural thinking that lasts beyond trends.

Together, they help frame the foundation of this forum:

Not just what we make —
but how we think about making it.

More speakers to be revealed soon.

01/07/2026

Why I Created the Intersections Forum

For years, I’ve noticed something missing in creative conversations.

Architects speak to architects.
Artists speak to artists.
Designers speak to designers.

But the most interesting ideas happen in between.

The Intersections Forum was created to bring these voices into the same room — not to sell, not to posture, but to talk honestly about how creative disciplines influence one another.

March 10–12.
Hosted by Studio Tour Magazine.

01/07/2026

The Intersections Forum. March 10th, 11th, and 12th. www.aadrus.com/intersections-forum

01/07/2026

01/05/2026

Why Art + Architecture Belong Together

Art and architecture have always shaped one another — yet we often talk about them as separate disciplines.

Architecture gives form to daily life.
Art gives meaning to experience.

When they intersect intentionally, cities change. Homes change. Studios change. Culture changes.

This belief is the foundation of the Intersections Forum: Art + Architecture, taking place March 10–12.

More soon.

01/05/2026

11/01/2025

“Where Art Meets Architecture”
When art and architecture meet, something transformative happens — a space becomes an experience. That’s exactly what the Intersections Forum is all about: exploring how creators shape the way we live and see the world.

10/14/2025

“The Countdown Begins: Intersections Forum 2026”

We’re officially 24 weeks away from the first-ever Intersections Forum: Art + Architecture! March 10–12, 2026 — a three-day online event exploring how design, imagination, and place come together. Stay tuned for speaker reveals and creative discussions that blur every line in the best way.



Https://www.aadrus.com/intersections-forum

Join leading voices in art, architecture, and design for a 3-day virtual gathering hosted by Studio Tour Magazine. The Intersections Forum explores how creativity shapes our shared spaces — and how your perspective can help shape the future.