Mary Powers Holt
Subjective Perspective
Coming out of 2020, there probably isn’t a long list of things we as a society could all agree on. … See Full Post
Members Shed “Light” at DVAA
Alan Lankin, Annie Stone, Barbara Dirnbach, Bill Brookover, Brenda Howell, Brooke Lanier, Cheryl Levin, Diane Lachman, Ellen Abraham, Florence Weisz, Frank M. Gaydos, Gary Grissom, Jenn Hallgren, Linda Dubin Garfield, Louis Gribaudo, Mary Powers … See Full Post
Light
A DVAA MEMBERS’ EXHIBITION IN GALLERY 1 @ DVAA PUBLIC OPENING RECEPTION: Wednesday, December 2, 7-8pm | Register here 2020 … See Full Post
Mary Powers Holt at Cerulean
Mary Powers Holt is exhibiting in a Cerulean Arts Collective Members’ Exhibition from November 11 through December 6, 2020. A … See Full Post
Cerulean Arts Collective Members’ Exhibitions
Lydia Hamilton Brown, Mashiul Chowdhury, Susan D’Alessio, Maria DiMauro & Mary Powers Holt November 11 – December 6, 2020 Virtual … See Full Post
The Fellowship Annual Exhibition
First on view in person at HOT•BED gallery in November, The Fellowship of the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts’ … See Full Post
Members in Artblog’s “Artists in the Time of Coronavirus”
Artblog has created an open online community project: “Artists in the Time of Coronavirus.” Over the (so far) 26 parts, many InLiquid member artists have been included! See the full list below, and stay tuned for more updates as Artblog keeps adding new parts.
Cerulean Arts Collective Gallery Solo Series: Mary Powers Holt
Mary Powers Holt will be exhibiting paintings in the Cerulean Arts Collective Gallery Solo Series. The Opening Reception is on … See Full Post
Artist Equity 2018 Spring Exhibition
The 2018 Artist Equity Spring Exhibition is a juried art show featuring work by members of the Philadelphia Tri–State Artists Equity. Held in John H. Baker Gallery at West Chester University, the show starts on June 3rd and runs through June 27, 2018. Join the artists for a reception on Sunday, June 3, from 2-5pm!
Goggleworks Center for the Arts 12th Annual Exhibition
GoggleWorks Center for the Arts is a place to develop skills, ask questions, experiment freely, and investigate the human spirit. Here we create a dialogue between the established and experimental, the contemporary and the traditional.
