Tyler Kline
Small Favors 2021
This year’s Small Favors exhibition, brought to you by The Clay Studio, engages artist’s creativity in new and exciting ways … 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
Members in AAC Annual Juried Show
Cheryl Levin and Tyler Kline are included in the Abington Art Center’s Annual Juried Show which runs December 8 2020 – … See Full Post
Abington Art Center Annual Juried Show
This exhibition celebrates art in all its forms, showcasing submissions that have been hand-picked by Abington Art Center’s juror from … See Full Post
Angela McQuillan’s SubDermal Networks – A Conversation with Tyler Kline
Angela McQuillan is a Philadelphia-based Artist, Educator and Curator working in Philadelphia in the emerging braided fields of bio-replication, biomimicry, … 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.
(Don’t) Stay Inside the Lines
Stay inside, but while doing so, don’t stay inside the lines! As part of our online programming during state-mandated social … See Full Post
Small Favors XV: Expanding the Field
Preview Party | Thursday, March 5, 5-7pm First Fridays | March 6 & April 3, 5-8pm Clay Studio is excited … See Full Post
32 of 200 Artists Rep InLiquid at Friends of Rail Park Benefit Show
If you didn’t hear, Philly now has its own elevated urban park worth bragging about: the Rail Park. Reminiscent of … See Full Post
