Pedro Zagitt
Closing Soon! Unprecedented Times: an Exhibition
Physical separation didn’t mean lack of artistic collaboration for over 100 artists from around the country and beyond. Unprecedented Times, an … See Full Post
Many Members in EKG Exhibition
Agathe Bouton, Angela McQuillan, Arlene Solomon, Bhavisha Patel, Carole Loeffler, Diane Lachman, Ellen Rosenholtz, Emily Selvin, Florence Weisz, Kristin Osgood Lamelas, Linnie Greenberg, Maggie Mills, Nazanin Moghbeli, Patricia Moss-Vreeland, Pedro Zagitt, Rachel Blythe Udell, Robert Zurer, Sandra … See Full Post
Unprecedented Times: A Socially Distanced Art Project
Virtual Reception: Thursday, February 11 6:30 – 7:30 at Venture Café Philadelphia In-Person Reception: TBD Unprecedented Times features artwork of … See Full Post
Banished for the Good of the Realm
Banished For the Good of the Realm is a virtual exhibition highlighting work from InLiquid’s artist members that they have made during the unprecedented stay-at-home order during the Spring of 2020.
Pedro Zagitt Practices Meditation To Deal With Stress During This Time
InLiquid artist Pedro Zagitt currently works on art from home in the comfort of his bedroom. While it’s become increasingly … See Full Post
We Can Be Heroes
We Can Be Heroes is a multi-media art exhibition presented in conjunction with “Philly Loves Bowie Week”(PLBW) (Jan. 3-12). The … See Full Post
14th Annual Juried Art Exhibition – William Way LGBT Community Center
Of many submissions, 45 artists are exhibiting, celebrating the creative vision & passions of the LGBTQ community. Juror James Claiborne … See Full Post
NCAC Art Auction Benefit
The National Coalition Against Censorship celebrates the life and groundbreaking work of Carolee Schneemann (1939-2019) with artworks by Louise Fishman, … See Full Post
Crafting Narratives
Reception: Thursday, October 17, 2019 from 5:30-7:30pm. in Room 116 Art In City Hall (AICH), an initiative of the City’s … See Full Post
#QueerLifePHL
#QueerLifePHL is a radically inclusive and open space for the queer community to be seen and represented. It is a … See Full Post
