Art, in all of its stages, is a methodical process. From an artist’s studio to the walls of a gallery, … See Full Post
You panic. Your first thought is that the Chi inside your home is blocked. You need to remedy this potential … See Full Post
Imagine sitting at a communal table under the stars, amid overhanging Persian ironwood trees, a warm fire pit to your … See Full Post
Have you ever been immersed in a natural environment, and had the sense that there was more “presence” than what … See Full Post
Photography captures a moment in time, a look, an expression, that may have gone unnoticed in the whirl of ongoing time.
Nestled between the Schuylkill River, I-676, the Parkway, and surrounded by a cityscape filled with cultural institutions, Park Towne Place … See Full Post
We are thankful to be a part of your diverse, creative, and compassionate cultural commuity. It is InLiquid’s 20th year … See Full Post
What do nineteenth-century landscape paintings have to do with contemporary Philadelphia art? Are there common thematic, aesthetic, or stylistic elements … See Full Post
Artist John Y. Wind’s exhibit The Women honors identity through exploring eclectic-style of portraits. Unlike traditional photography or painting portraits, … See Full Post
“Nature always wears the colors of the spirit.” — Ralph Waldo Emerson, Nature A medley of Earth’s colors, textures, shapes, … See Full Post
