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
Have you ever looked up at the stars and questioned your own existence? Have you ever felt overwhelmed when … See Full Post
We began our conversation with the agreed notion that no one can paint like Jackson Pollock anymore—space wise (studio spaces … See Full Post
Bobby Logue, owner, and founder of Bodhi Coffee—with two locations in Headhouse Square and Washington Square West—sees shared value between … See Full Post
Choosing a career as an artist is a bold choice. Artists and many creatives are given the task to communicate, move, … See Full Post
It’s the last weekend for InLiquid Artist Demonstrations at Blick Art Materials. This weekend, join InLiquid Artist Emily Cobb for … See Full Post
Sculptor by Day, Game Master by Night: InLiquid Artist Jeremy Sims Shares the Secrets Behind his Illustrative Works
InLiquid Artist Jeremy Sims is a sculptor who pushes the boundaries with his work by exploring unconventional methods and ideas of … See Full Post
