Celebrating InLiquid’s Mission
(1999-2021)
Recent Posts from InLiquid
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References of the Natural World
Inspired by the layering of light, pattern, texture, and color, Jean Burdick seeks to capture the fragility of nature in … See Full Post
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Uncovering The Human Condition with Matina Marki Tillman
Using intaglio printmaking processes, Matina Marki Tillman creates etchings of her drawings to convey the human psychological and physical response … See Full Post
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Palimpsests of Identities: Material Voices at the InLiquid Gallery
Identities are complex and convoluted; they can also be messy and malleable while remaining continuously in flux. A good visualization … See Full Post
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Suji Kanneganti: Wind Fellow 2021
Materiality coupled with emotionality – Kanneganti’s works reflect our innermost feelings and are propelled by her chosen materials. Suji Kanneganti, … See Full Post
Recent News from our Members
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Dolores Poacelli Invites You to her Studio
In this time of isolation and everything virtual, Dolores Poacelli welcomes you to experience the joy of seeing art. They are opening the studios at 823 Carpenter Street in Philadelphia for visits by appointment only. Masks and social distancing required. Please contact her at dpoacelli@gmail.com.
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Children’s Book by Andrea Lyons
Ruby Green, Hip Hop Queen is a fictional story based on a real five year old girl, Ruby Green, and her brother Eli. They are both grandchildren of the author, and illustrator of this book, Andrea Lyons.This story takes place in Philadelphia,Pa., a city where Ruby and Eli live, and Ventnor,New Jersey, where they visit.The story begins with Ruby practicing Hip Hop with her brother Eli at home. Sometimes she dances outdoors too, like when she out danced her dog Sadie and when she’s with her friends and neighbors in their driveway. Ruby has a need to do Hip Hop really well. She wants to be as good as her brother Eli at Hip Hop.
Ruby Green, Hip Hop Queen is currently for sale at Barnes & Noble.
Learn more here.
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Geoffrey Agrons in Lens Magazine
An article about Geoffrey Agrons‘ work is featured in Lens Magazine’s Portrait Issue (#83)! Read the article here.
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Maria Schneider’s “Walking OneCity” in OneCity Permanent Collection
Maria Schneider‘s “Walking OneCity” is now part of the permanent collection of OneCity Residential building. Each one of the 13 panels depicts the connection between some of the most iconic buildings of Philadelphia history. ” Walking OneCity” takes you in a stroll around Philadelphia finding its most iconic buildings, telling the story of what you see and what it may be now forgotten. Each mirrored panel draws the viewer in by including them in its reflection, making their image part of the work.
Exhibitions from our Members
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The Gift
No. 5 Butchie Alley welcomes Marguerita Hagan and the gallery’s owner Terri Saulin for a special Winter Holiday exhibition and … See Full Post
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Art Fair 14C 2021
New Jersey-based artists Christy E. O’Connor, Laurie Pettine, and Leslie Sheryll have come together to create an immersive installation, Maidens … See Full Post
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Ariadne Slept Here
“Ariadne Slept Here” refers to the complex myth of Ariadne known both for her threads and puzzles as well as … See Full Post
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Get out of your skull art project
The Get out of your skull art project, is a corona proof, non-subsidized, artists for artists initiative with the participation … See Full Post
