Crane Hall
Past Exhibitions
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Landscapes: Kirby Fredendall and Mirjam Seeger
InLiquid presents the work of artist members Kirby Fredendall and Mirjam Seeger. Both artists approach images of familiar subject matter … See Full Exhibition Details
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Recycled Memoirs
InLiquid is proud to present Recycled Memoirs, an exhibition highlighting the work of four artist members; Wendy Raskas Greenberg, Stephen … See Full Exhibition Details
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Disruption: Tom Herbert & Ken Karlic
InLiquid presents the work of artist members Tom Herbert and Ken Karlic. While their approach and use of medium are … See Full Exhibition Details
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Visual Symbolic Expression
InLiquid presents Visual Symbolic Expression, featuring the work of artist member Jack Knight at the Crane Hall. The colorful paintings of Jack … See Full Exhibition Details
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Philadelphia and Beyond: 30 years of Urban Redux
InLiquid is proud to present Philadelphia and Beyond: 30 years of Urban Redux, featuring artist member Charlotte Schatz. “Changing Philadelphia,” … See Full Exhibition Details
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Jennifer Baker: Northern Liberties
Jennifer Baker’s Northern Liberties is the second exhibition in our Changing Philadelphia series, comprised of three solo exhibitions featuring artwork about Philadelphia … See Full Exhibition Details
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WP Galiczynski: Urban Artist
WP Galiczynski’s Urban Artist is the first exhibition in our Changing Philadelphia series, comprised of three solo exhibitions featuring artwork … See Full Exhibition Details
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The Score Is Not the Music
The maxim ‘the score is not the music’ suggests that music notation printed on a page is a poor substitute … See Full Exhibition Details
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We Fearless Ones
Jessica Doyle’s work centers on the human—engaging philosophy and spirit. Her current body of work draws from and integrates the writings of Nietzsche, in particular, The Gay Science, an influential work addressing the creation of self—what he calls “becoming what one is.” Her scholarly interests include Jung, collective consciousness, virtuality, self, identity, and Other as self.
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Emily Brett Lukens
Second Thursday receptions: December 8th & January 12th, 6-9pm RSVP for Second Thursday Receptions InLiquid presents an exhibition of new … See Full Exhibition Details
InLiquid presents experimental installations in the Hall Gallery on the first floor of Crane Arts. This unique hallway space offers artist members an opportunity to explore new directions in their work and the ability to create temporary, site-specific, and/or large scale works.
Wed. - Sat. 12–6pm
1400 N. American St.
1st Floor
Philadelphia, PA 19122
More information about Crane Hall is available here
