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.
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
Both deeply personal and astutely constructed, Hetzel’s approach to portraiture raises important questions about who is seen as a worthy … See Full Post
We sat down with Amy Cousins: 2021 WIND Fellow and artist advocating for queer visibility through her prints , sculptures, and installations
In a series of interviews and digital photographs, Abdullah has created a medium for Black women to be presented in … See Full Post
Rebecca is one of over 300 amazing artists that InLiquid serves throughout Greater Philadelphia. For audiences everywhere, we offer free … See Full Post
Rachel Blythe Udell‘s installation at Old City Publishing, Pocket Dimension, is, “a corner of the universe that is not quite … See Full Post
A group of women that includes traditional artists as well as business owners and educators, known as Artessa Alliance is … See Full Post
Angela McQuillan is a Philadelphia-based Artist, Educator and Curator working in Philadelphia in the emerging braided fields of bio-replication, biomimicry, … See Full Post
InLiquid member Gentry Pack fell in love with drawing at seven years old. His love for painting sparked when one … See Full Post
