Gamma Xi Phi is an all-gender professional fraternity welcoming artists and arts-serving professionals through professional and collegiate chapters.
Do you desire community through timeless fraternal values?
Are you a high achiever in your craft or field?
Have you demonstrated a commitment to social justice and anti-racism?
Do you embrace art forms and artists historically rejected or ignored by Eurocentric arts conventions?
Are you interested in uplifting and mentoring other artists?
Do you have deep community connections?
Are you dedicated to the growth of the fraternity?
If so, then Gamma Xi Phi might be the organization for you.
Potential members of Gamma Xi Phi reject racism, sexism, homophobia, transphobia, and other prejudices which stifle the arts and hamper the advancement of humanity.
Members of Gamma Xi Phi represent a diverse cross-section of artists, creators, and arts-serving professionals.
- Novelists
- Poets
- Playwrights
- Essayists
- Editors
- Publishers
- Art Historians
- Librarians
- Ethnomusicologists
- Illustrators
- Painters
- Photographers
- Sculptors
- Architects
- Crafters
- Designers
- Animators
- Museum Curators
- Actors
- Singers
- Musicians
- Dancers
- Models
- Directors
- Producers
- Costume Designers
- Set Designers
- Art, Music, and Theater Teachers
- Intellectual Property Attorneys
- Talent Agents
- Arts Administrators
- Chefs
- Fashion Designers
- Industrial Designers
- Interior Designers
- Graphic Designers
It is possible to join Gamma Xi Phi via collegiate chapters and through professional chapters. While collegiate chapters are connected to a single college or university, professional chapters are chartered for adults who can sustain a chapter in a geographic service area. Additionally, artists living in rural, remote, or international areas may be eligible for at-large membership.
Gamma Xi Phi appreciates your support of our public activities and delights in building relationships with fellow artists and arts-serving professionals.
Membership is an honor received by invitation and is not an entitlement. Deliberation on membership matters is confidential to the Brothers and Sisters of the fraternity.