Scott Troxel’s artwork featured in new restaurant

Scott Troxel’s artwork featured in new restaurant

By: Erika Shevchek

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Commissioned by InLiquid, member and artist Scott Troxel proposed, created, and delivered two large scale wall sculptures for a new upscale restaurant and bar on the Ben Franklin Parkway in Philadelphia, steps from the Museum of Art.

Quiet Riot III is rougly 7’x7′ and Transonic measures 10’x 5′. Both were installed prior to the opening of the restaurant. Transonic was specifically commissioned by the developer to block noise issues in the space. The piece was created using Armstrong Tectum acoustical material and cherry hardwood.

Sandra's colorful and expressive abstract paintings and collages are about "place", and take inspiration from the landscape - While the artworks are not a representation of any specific location, they oftentimes are evocative of landscape. She invites the viewer to engage with her artworks through memory, imagination, and reverie. Working with oil paint, oil pigment sticks, watercolor and other media, her paintings and collages have been described by a curator as “visceral and expressive”.

Sandra Benhaim

Sandra Benhaim

Sandra's colorful and expressive abstract paintings and collages are about "place", and take inspiration from…

Sandra's colorful and expressive abstract paintings and collages are about "place", and take inspiration from the landscape - While the artworks are not a representation of any specific…

Sandra's colorful and expressive abstract paintings and collages are about "place", and take inspiration from the landscape - While the artworks are not a representation of any specific location, they oftentimes…

Jill Robostello

Jill Robostello

Jill Robostello's painting style invokes organic and anatomical forms that are aesthetically pleasing and provoke a meditative…

Jill Robostello's painting style invokes organic and anatomical forms that are aesthetically pleasing and provoke a meditative and emotional response.…

Joe Brenman

Joe Brenman

Joe Brenman is an InLiquid artist member.…

I Found My Voice Through Art. As women in a patriarchal society, we often stick to our roles until we can’t anymore. WE WAKE UP! We feel different. The world looks like a different place. We breathe the air like it wasn’t there before. I come from a long line of activists and art lovers. My grandmother was in the Red army in Russia, immigrated here and marched with the suffragettes. My mother was a Democratic committee woman in a Republican neighborhood getting doors slammed in her face. My art reflects and represents current events in performing arts and politics. People in the news inspire me... their movement, their expression, their passion for change. Look at the eyes of my portraits. What do they see? What have they seen? What are they feeling? Happiness, sadness, fear, defiance, courage... each has their own story. My paintings are like family members. There is an emotional part of me in every painting. When they sell, I feel a loss. I go back and look at the images to keep them close.

Barbara Shelly

Barbara Shelly

I Found My Voice Through Art. As women in a patriarchal society, we often stick to our roles until we can’t anymore. WE WAKE…

I Found My Voice Through Art. As women in a patriarchal society, we often stick to our roles until we can’t anymore. WE WAKE UP! We feel different. The world looks like a different place. We breathe…

Diane Szczepaniak