Erica Harney
Erica Harney Shares What She Does to Stay Inspired, Sane, and Productive While Social Distancing
Artist member Erica Harney has kept herself busy during these trying times in what she thinks of as an “artist … See Full Post
Feli-delphia: A Philly Kitty-Themed Art Exhibit
Boardroom Spirits is proud to announce a month long Philly & Kitty-themed art exhibit benefiting The Philly Kitty Rescue! Curated … See Full Post
Alchemy of Color
“The Opening Reception for “Alchemy of Color” will feature Philadelphia painter, Erica Harney, April 6, 2018, 5pm-8pm. Kevin Barnett will be signing his book Living My Shadows during the evening.
Erica Harney – Mural Work: Neverland Nursery
Erica Harney painted a Neverland-themed mural for a baby nursery in Belford, NJ. You can contact her to set up … See Full Post
WOMEN’S HISTORY MONTH EXHIBITION: CREATIVE WOMEN OF LANSDOWNE
Presented by 20*20 Gallery in celebration of the diverse talents of Landowne’s female community. Coinciding with Women’s History Month, the group exhibition opens on Friday, March 9th from 6-8pm, and runs through March 31st.
InLiquid Artists Share How They Deal With Stress
For any artist in the beginning stages of establishing their voice and style, stress can be the biggest deterrent, often … See Full Post
Erica Harney at Perrella Gallery
Erica Harney has a solo show in upstate New York, titled Romanticism and the Theater of Everyday Living
Romanticism and the Theater of Everyday Living
Solo exhibition of recent work by InLiquid artist Erica Harney has since been invited to the Perrella Gallery at Fulton-Montgomery Community College.
Erica Harney – David McShane’s 2000 mural
Erica Harney has been helping to restore David McShane’s 2000 mural of Dr. Walter Lomax Jr. at 23rd and Wharton Streets in … See Full Post
Romanticisim and the Theatre of Everyday Living
Erica Harney’s paintings reside in the interstices of realism and abstraction. They highlight the process of creating “selective realities,” which can be literal, like the fabrications of staged theaters, or existential, like the self-images we craft in an effort to help us perceive and be perceived by others.
