Of the many things to inspire her creativity, cities are top of the list for Maria Schneider. Invisible Cities lets history glow!
There’s so much to learn about InLiquid Artist Members. In our new series Getting to Know You, we ask our members … See Full Post
The Northern Liberties once were known for its rustic and artistic neighborhood filled with color, energy, and great views. Today, a new community is making its way in through giant townhomes right in front of Baker’s eyes.
Artists Phyllis Gorsen and Judy Gelles were surprised to hear that men still tell women to smile. They were shocked with how women were spoken about in this year’s political climate. They were perplexed that beauty phrases from their mothers were still applicable in 2017. Naturally, they decided to do something about it.
InLiquid is proud to present our annual summer art sale at the Crane Arts Building, Art for the Cash Poor … See Full Post
InLiquid Artist Member Melinda Steffy is currently showing at The Crane Arts Building in her solo exhibition The Score is … See Full Post
After three decades of gracing the Philadelphia Museum of Art’s Lenfest Hall, Marc Chagall’s A Wheatfield on a Summer’s Afternoon has come down and will be leaving Philadelphia for an indefinite amount of time.
The Review Panel Philadelphia is an annual event hosted by Philadelphia Academy of the Fine Arts. In association with artcritical.com, … See Full Post
Many of the stories shared in Portraits of People on the Move are incredibly personal and fragile to those who … See Full Post
There is a romantic quality to the work of InLiquid Artist Gillian Pokalo (currently showing at River’s Edge Gallery). With her … See Full Post
