Nancy Kress
In Memory of Nancy Kress
InLiquid said goodbye to our friend and member Nancy Kress, who passed on January 17, 2021. Nancy’s natural love for … See Full Post
Members in Philadelphia/Tri State Artists Equity’s 71st Annual Spring Show
Ada Trillo, Alan Lankin, Andrea Snyder, Anne Milner, Arlene Solomon, Bradford White Fiske, Kathy Loev Putnam, Kirby Fredendall, Lee Muslin, Linda Dubin Garfield, Nancy Kress, Phyllis Anderson, Rissa Berlin are all in … See Full Post
Philadelphia/Tri State Artists Equity’s 71st Annual Spring Show
Philadelphia/Tri State Artists Equity’s 71st Annual Spring Show was slated to be shown at Montgomery County Community College but, due … See Full Post
Nancy Kress – Philadelphia Stories
Nancy Kress‘s painting Towards the Light will be featured as the cover of the December 2018 issue of Philadelphia Stories. … See Full Post
2018 Absolutely Abstract Open Juried Show
Reception: Sun, August 26, 2018 The Philadelphia Sketch Club will be holding its 2018 Absolutely Abstract show! It will be … See Full Post
Nancy Kress – Motion Pictured
Nancy Kress has a painting, ‘leaving/going’ included in Motion Pictured, a DaVinci Art Alliance & Lightbox Film Center exhibition at the … See Full Post
Motion Pictured
In partnership with Lightbox Film Center, Da Vinci Art Alliance is organizing an exhibition of images and objects that personify the timeless activity of movement/motion in still visual art forms.
Nancy Kress – Artist Equity 2018 Spring Exhibition
Nancy Kress’ painting, ‘at the lake’ has been accepted by juror Kassem Amoudi for the Artist Equity 2018 Spring Exhibition … 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.
