All color, whether manufactured or existing naturally before us, is chemically derived. It’s difficult to imagine how the Dutch Masters … See Full Post
For most artists, no matter what stage along their path, a nearly self-destructive question persists: what happens if nobody sees … See Full Post
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In the case of a decaying city, stagnancy can be captivating when seen through a particular lens. As Rene Ricard … See Full Post
On July 7th, I was fortunate to see BalletX’s tech-infused Summer Series, which consisted of two ballets in collaboration with … See Full Post
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
They say a picture is worth a thousand words, and in Jeanine Leclaire’s exhibition, We do What We Must: … See Full Post
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
“He said something like, ‘if we are to change our world view, images must change. The artist now has a … See Full Post
Of the many ways to define InLiquid’s Art For the Cash Poor event, one can look at it as a … See Full Post
