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Celebrating InLiquid’s Mission
(1999-2021)
Recent Posts from InLiquid
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Mollie Schaidt: Wind Fellow 2021
Mollie Schaidt enables the viewer to see deprivation and addiction through a nuanced lens, both her own experiences and those observed from a close 3rd person.
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Daniel Clark: Wind Fellow 2021
Clark’s artistic practice is grounded in the materiality of human life—bedrooms, furniture, bridges, trains—yet is concurrently invested in the intangible, … See Full Post
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Kevin Hetzel: Wind Fellow 2021
Both deeply personal and astutely constructed, Hetzel’s approach to portraiture raises important questions about who is seen as a worthy … See Full Post
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Chiaroscuro Spring: Regenerative Growth From the Depths of Obscurity
Chiaroscuro Spring captures the joyous opportunity for regrowth that spring, now more than ever, presents as a distinctly hopeful warm … See Full Post
Recent News from our Members
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Pia De Girolamo Featured in Tidings of Magpies Magazine
Pia De Girolamo’s 78°N 16°E: The Arctic Series is featured in the online arts magazine Tidings of Magpies. Check out the artist feature here to see Pia De Girolamo’s exploration of the Arctic.
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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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Arlene Solomon at Penn Medicine
Arlene Solomon will be showing a 12 of her new works at Penn Medicine. These collages were inspired by the construction of Penn Medicine’s new pavilion, while also an homage to all those who helped construct it. These works are the result of over 700 photographs that Arlene took while going to appointments. Stay tuned for more details!
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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.
Exhibitions from our Members
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Nancy Agati: Tangible
No. 5 Butchie Alley presents a selection of Nancy Agati’s works titled Francesca and Tessere. Inspiration for the work draws from traditional tombolo … See Full Post
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Hidden Threads
Opening event on September 11, 2021 at 6-9 pm. Closing Reception: November 12, 2021 – 6-9 PM HOT•BED is pleased … See Full Post
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Linda Dubin Garfield: 11 Years at the Fringe
Artist Linda Dubin Garfield participated in the Philly Fringe Festivals from 2006-2016 creating art on various topics and inviting the … See Full Post
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Philadelphia CollageWorks: The Rainbow Show
A group exhibition by Philadelphia CollageWorks Over 500 small, monochromatic collages created by members of the Philadelphia CollageWorks, will be … See Full Post
Recent Portfolio Updates
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Emilio Maldonado
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Richard Hricko
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Anna Mogilevsky
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Phoebe Murer
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Barbara Schulman
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Elynne Rosenfeld
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Sam Nejati
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Rohaan Unvala
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Kathleen Spicer
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Cheryl B. Harper (Curatorial)
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John Schlesinger
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Russ Little
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Erin Elman
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Diane Deery Richards
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Mikel Elam
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Chris Cox
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Idalia Vasquez-Achury
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Sue Moerder
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Margaret Pezalla-Granlund
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Jean Broden
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T.L. Cheung
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Polly Bech
