InLiquid Gallery will be closed on Saturday, April 4th due to construction at the Crane Arts Building

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.

Brownin'

On view April 9 - May 23 at InLiquid Gallery
Receptions: April 9, 6-9 pm & May 14, 6-9 pm

Curated by InLiquid in collaboration with Zindzi Harley, Brownin’ showcases five Philadelphia-based artists whose work studies the Black figure and celebrates black identity by redefining the meaning of beauty.

Says Zindzi Harley, “This exhibition explores and exalts the musings of melanated communities and explodes the myth of a singular Black beauty.”

The exhibition features artwork by: Caff Adeus, Marcus Branch, Mikel Elam, Akria Gordon, & Yannick Lowery

By Simply Looking: The Art of Observation

On view thru May 12 at Park Towne Place

By Simply Looking: The Art of Observation delves into the accuracy of detail and the depiction of the mundane for what it is: raw, frank, and ultimately human. These artists take the practice of observing their subjects seriously, capturing every nuance with unflinching precision. From traditional realism, superrealism, photorealism, and hyperrealism, these artists tell it how it is.

Featuring artwork by: Jean Broden, Daniel Dallmann, Mary Henderson, Darla Jackson, Constance McBride, Emily Selvin, Eric van der Vlugt

Looking for an Opportunity

Precious Protection

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March 31, 2026

BRICK BY BRICK

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April 2, 2026

RED WHITE BLUE Juried Exhibition Call for Entries

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April 10, 2026

A Member Spotlight

Member spotlight images

Dolores Poacelli in AIGA's APPEAR: The Lost Years

Dolores Poacelli

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.