InLiquid brings its annual summer event, Art for the Cash Poor (AFTCP) to you. Now online, anytime. With the same goal to connect artists with collectors, both seasoned and new, all artwork below $200.
A portion of all proceeds will be distributed to the following organizations to expand on much needed community-building in this challenging time.
– COVID-19 Arts Aid
– Philadelphia Lawyers for Social Equity (PLSE)
– PHLHospitality Assistance Response of PA
– Rush Philanthropic Arts Foundation (Rush Arts)
– Tiny Room for Elephants
Artwork will be rotated every other month. So if you love it, act fast!
Celebrating InLiquid’s Anniversary
(1999-2019)
Recent Posts from InLiquid
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Sculpture in the Glen II
For the second year in a row, InLiquid has successfully curated our incredible one of a kind sculpture garden titled … See Full Post
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Satirical Candidacy
Are you overwhelmed by a crushing awareness of multiple existential threats bearing down on you at this moment in … See Full Post
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It’s All About Unity- Artist Spotlight on Linda Dubin Garfield
Poetry and art are kindred spirits. They both utilize unrelated elements, whether these elements are incongruous colors, clashing materials, … See Full Post
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Rachel Blythe Udell’s “Pocket Dimension” Expanded – An Interview
Rachel Blythe Udell‘s installation at Old City Publishing, Pocket Dimension, is, “a corner of the universe that is not quite … See Full Post
Recent News from our Members
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Jack Knight Celebrates Art
Jack Knight is in Marin Society of Artists’ show Celebration of Art from August 18 – October 14. There will be a virtual reception held via ZOOM on August 27, 6:30pm (PDT).
Feature image: Sausalito #1, Jack Knight
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Rosalind Bloom News
Rosalind Bloom is involved in a multitude of projects this fall!
She has work at Industrious II Liberty Place, 50 South 16th Street in Philadelphia from October through December. These works can be viewed below.
Chinese Piece 
Castles in the Air 
Pavanne 
Bird Song I
Two of her works, Where the Art Is and Art & the Wissahickon are also in Da Vinci Art Alliance’s upcoming exhibition Philadelphia Forthcoming: The Endless Urban Portrait which runs from October 11 – 29.
She also has four postcards in ARTSPACE 1241’s exhibition Postcard Show and Quaranzine19 which runs through October 24 by appointment only.
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Marilyn MacGregor Early Holiday Special
Requests for Marilyn MacGregor‘s Philly cards come in early, so she has them ready in October. This year will certainly be one to reach out with cheer and good spirits to friends and family near and far. A bright colorful card is truly a gift at any time, but never more so than now! Find her different designs and order your cards here.
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Members Explore Freedom at National Liberty Museum
Caitlin T. McCormack, E. Sherman Hayman, Eva E. Glassworks, Gary Grissom, Jean Broden, and Lyn Godley all have work in the National Liberty Museum’s exhibition Philly’s Freedom. The exhibition runs from October 16 through February 13 and explores what freedom and liberty mean to 50+ Philadelphia artists.
Exhibitions from our Members
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Change and Flow: Recent Paintings by Gerry Tuten
To view the Gerry Tuten exhibition, please call the gallery to schedule a private showing. The gallery’s phone number is … See Full Post
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Carol Taylor-Kearney: The Process of an Artist’s Mind
Coming off stay-at-home orders, we are all too familiar with the experience of being trapped in a space. In her … See Full Post
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Celebration of Trees
Celebration of Trees is an exhibition organized by smARTbusinessconsulting.org, featuring artists Nancy Agati, Cynthia Back, Frank DiPietro, Linda Dubin Garfield, Jenn Hallgren, Amie Potsic, and Susan Stefanski.
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Portraits
A group exhibition at A Smith Gallery juried by Elizabeth Avedon Receptions | May 30, 2020 4pm
