Since 1999, InLiquid has served as a unique resource for artists and the community, both online and with live exhibitions and events throughout the city. Join us for over 40 art exhibitions per year and discover great work by new artists each time.
Since 1999, InLiquid has served as a unique resource for artists and the community, both online and with live exhibitions and events throughout the city. Join us for over 40 art exhibitions per year and discover great work by new artists each time.
As part of Radical Americana, a citywide initiative organized by The Clay Studio to mark the Semiquincentennial anniversary of the United States, InLiquid welcomes two exhibitions at Park Towne Place!
At Its Root features Colette Fu, Duwenavue Sante Johnson, and Dejeonge Reese, who examine the meaning of origin, ideas of home, and the construction of identity, honoring the people and history that make the city.
Charm Offensive @ Reilly Memorial by John Y. Wind presents the ephemera of Wind's art intervention at the William M. Reilly Memorial in April 2026, which brought the bronze monument commemorating Revolutionary War heroes into the 21st century with handcrafted jewelry and mixed-media assemblages, reframing them through a contemporary lens.
Please join us at the Opening Reception for both exhibitions on Wednesday, June 3, from 6 – 8 p.m. at Philadelphia’s historic Park Towne Place Apartment Homes. This event will feature a tour of each gallery and insights from the participating artists, starting at the North Tower. Hors d’oeuvres will be provided by AVANA. RSVP HERE
Art for the Cash Poor
Saturday, June 13, 12 – 6 pm at The Crane Arts Building
1400 N. American St., Philadelphia, PA
Free to attend • Learn More Here
Philly’s favorite affordable arts fair is back! Browse original artwork by over 120 working artists, all priced at $250 or less!
This beloved Philly arts tradition is a great way to support our arts community and get great prices on artwork!
Artists keep 100% of sales proceeds.
Dolores Poacelli was included in AIGA's "APPEAR: The Lost Years" and she was highlighted as a speaker at the APPEAR Salon where she discussed her experiences, and how she maintained resilience, as an artist during the COVID pandemic.
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