For more than seven years, Judy Gelles has traveled across the country and around the world to ask more than three-hundred fourth … See Full Post
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When entering the America-Italy Society of Philadelphia, two self-portraits of Nenne Sanguineti Poggi greet me as they hang parallel to … See Full Post
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Art for the Cash Poor 2016 is more than an art fair. AFTCP invites attendees to navigate the Crane Arts … See Full Post
Roberto Lugo didn’t cry when David Bowie died. Bowie’s performance as the contact-juggling villain of Labyrinth was Lugo’s only point … See Full Post
Art for the Cash Poor 2016 is more than an art fair. AFTCP invites attendees to navigate the Crane Arts … See Full Post
Art for the Cash Poor is InLiquid’s annual summer event, and every year we have the same series of tools … See Full Post
