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Beginning with the radical act of seeing oneself—and one’s community—with reverence, The Source of Self Regard asserts that self-regard is neither a luxury nor ego. It is a necessity. Curated by cultural worker and entrepreneur Tayyib Smith, the exhibition brings together six Black artists with roots in Philadelphia to examine the Black self in a powerful celebration and affirmation of belonging.
Curtis Symphony Orchestra launches its 2025–26 series with a dynamic program tracing the evolution of orchestral music. The evening opens with Overture to The School for Scandal, Curtis alumnus Samuel Barber’s witty and fast-paced overture inspired by Sheridan’s 18th-century comedy. Grammy-winning conductor Christoph Eschenbach leads Krzysztof Penderecki’s Concerto Grosso for Three Cellos, featuring Curtis alumni Nicholas Canellakis, Yumi Kendall, and Christine Jeonghyoun Lee—a striking work that blends lyrical beauty with bold dissonance and rhythmic intensity. The program culminates in Anton Bruckner’s monumental Symphony No. 3, a sweeping and heroic masterpiece that unfolds in waves of majestic brass chorales, soaring themes,
The event will begin with a silent reading of selections from Toni Morrison’s essay collection, The Source of Self Regard. Afterwards, Shakira King will lead a discussion connecting the readings with the artwork on display in InLiquid Gallery, in an exhibition also titled “The Source of Self Regard.” We hope you’ll join us for this insightfully unique gallery experience. The Source of Self Regard brings together 6 artists with roots in Philadelphia to examine the Black self in a powerful celebration and affirmation of belonging. Learn more here. Shakira King (She/Her) is an activist, educator, archivist, and West Philadelphian Native.
Explore intuitive mark making & make your own artwork! Please join us outside the Artist Studio Gallery in the lower level of Towne Center at Park Towne Place on November 8th from 2-4 pm for a hands-on art workshop with Park Towne Place’s current Artist-in-Residence, AYGZ. Attendees will learn methods of intuitive mark making, letting their feelings, interests, and curiosity drive their artistic expression.
The event will begin with a silent reading of selections from Toni Morrison’s essay collection, The Source of Self Regard. Afterwards, Shakira King will lead a discussion connecting the readings with the artwork on display in InLiquid Gallery, in an exhibition also titled “The Source of Self Regard.” We hope you’ll join us for this insightfully unique gallery experience.
Please join us at 6:00 PM on Wednesday, December 3rd, for a two-person artist talk with Sophie Gleen and Lisa Marie Patzer in the Oar Pub, Park Towne Place. Light refreshments will be served.
An Exhibition with printmaker Jennifer Manzella and painter Fran Lightman Gibson at the National Old City Apartments.
An Exhibition with printmaker Jennifer Manzella and painter Fran Lightman Gibson at the National Old City Apartments.
An Exhibition with printmaker Jennifer Manzella and painter Fran Lightman Gibson at the National Old City Apartments.
An Exhibition with printmaker Jennifer Manzella and painter Fran Lightman Gibson at the National Old City Apartments.
An Exhibition with printmaker Jennifer Manzella and painter Fran Lightman Gibson at the National Old City Apartments.
An Exhibition with printmaker Jennifer Manzella and painter Fran Lightman Gibson at the National Old City Apartments.
An Exhibition with printmaker Jennifer Manzella and painter Fran Lightman Gibson at the National Old City Apartments.
By Simply Looking: The Art of Observation delves into the accuracy of detail and the depiction of the mundane for what it is: raw, frank, and ultimately human. These artists take the practice of observing their subjects seriously, capturing every nuance with unflinching precision. From traditional realism, superrealism, photorealism, and hyperrealism, these artists tell it how it is. HOURS By Appointment - Call 215-235-3405 or email programming@inliquid.org to schedule your visit!
By Simply Looking: The Art of Observation delves into the accuracy of detail and the depiction of the mundane for what it is: raw, frank, and ultimately human. These artists take the practice of observing their subjects seriously, capturing every nuance with unflinching precision. From traditional realism, superrealism, photorealism, and hyperrealism, these artists tell it how it is. HOURS By Appointment - Call 215-235-3405 or email programming@inliquid.org to schedule your visit!
An Exhibition with printmaker Jennifer Manzella and painter Fran Lightman Gibson at the National Old City Apartments.
By Simply Looking: The Art of Observation delves into the accuracy of detail and the depiction of the mundane for what it is: raw, frank, and ultimately human. These artists take the practice of observing their subjects seriously, capturing every nuance with unflinching precision. From traditional realism, superrealism, photorealism, and hyperrealism, these artists tell it how it is. HOURS By Appointment - Call 215-235-3405 or email programming@inliquid.org to schedule your visit!
By Simply Looking: The Art of Observation delves into the accuracy of detail and the depiction of the mundane for what it is: raw, frank, and ultimately human. These artists take the practice of observing their subjects seriously, capturing every nuance with unflinching precision. From traditional realism, superrealism, photorealism, and hyperrealism, these artists tell it how it is. HOURS By Appointment - Call 215-235-3405 or email programming@inliquid.org to schedule your visit!
An Exhibition with printmaker Jennifer Manzella and painter Fran Lightman Gibson at the National Old City Apartments.
An Exhibition with printmaker Jennifer Manzella and painter Fran Lightman Gibson at the National Old City Apartments.
An Exhibition with printmaker Jennifer Manzella and painter Fran Lightman Gibson at the National Old City Apartments.
A painter of both glass and canvas, Mirjam has fused the two painting techniques in all her work. She was a glass painter for Willet Studio in Philadelphia for 20 years, painting stained glass windows for buildings all over the US. Mirjam left glass painting to dedicate herself exclusively to oil painting. By appointment - call 215.235.3405 or email programming@inliquid.org to schedule your visit!
An Exhibition with printmaker Jennifer Manzella and painter Fran Lightman Gibson at the National Old City Apartments.
An Exhibition with printmaker Jennifer Manzella and painter Fran Lightman Gibson at the National Old City Apartments.
The Graham Building’s newest installation features artwork by InLiquid Member John Howell White. These larger than life size paintings radiate vivid colors and earth tones, which demonstrate an interaction between shape and color. This artist highlight is on display in the first floor lobby of the Graham Building, viewable on by appointment.
Join us on Wednesday February 18 from 6-7:30 pm, for a Meet & Greet with current Park Towne Place Artist in Residence Alex Spalding! Alex Spalding. We'll be celebrating Spalding's new exhibition and learning more about his practice! We'll be meeting outside the Art Studio in the lower level of Towne Center in the South Tower at Park Towne Place. There is no public parking at Park Towne Place, but there is street parking in the surrounding area. We recommend using public transportation or ride share.
A painter of both glass and canvas, Mirjam has fused the two painting techniques in all her work. She was a glass painter for Willet Studio in Philadelphia for 20 years, painting stained glass windows for buildings all over the US. Mirjam left glass painting to dedicate herself exclusively to oil painting. By appointment - call 215.235.3405 or email programming@inliquid.org to schedule your visit!
An Exhibition with printmaker Jennifer Manzella and painter Fran Lightman Gibson at the National Old City Apartments.
An Exhibition with printmaker Jennifer Manzella and painter Fran Lightman Gibson at the National Old City Apartments.
A painter of both glass and canvas, Mirjam has fused the two painting techniques in all her work. She was a glass painter for Willet Studio in Philadelphia for 20 years, painting stained glass windows for buildings all over the US. Mirjam left glass painting to dedicate herself exclusively to oil painting. By appointment - call 215.235.3405 or email programming@inliquid.org to schedule your visit!
An Exhibition with printmaker Jennifer Manzella and painter Fran Lightman Gibson at the National Old City Apartments.
Join us for the opening reception of Divine Fragments, an exhibition in Haytt Centrics Meet the Maker Series. For Women's History Month, InLiquid is highlighting two of our artist members, Wendy Liss and Dolores Poacelli. Join us on Tuesday, March 3rd, from 5:30 - 7:30 to celebrate the new artwork and enjoy light bites from Patchwork Restaurant.
Open and free to the Public. Every Second Thursday, the Crane Arts building comes alive. Join InLiquid and the N. American Street Arts Corridor as all the Galleries are open, United in celebrating the arts.
Join us in the early afternoon for a Deisgner Trunk Show. Stay and meet the "Artists Members of InLiquid" at a Special Member Mixer.
The Graham Building’s newest installation features artwork by InLiquid Member John Howell White. These larger than life size paintings radiate vivid colors and earth tones, which demonstrate an interaction between shape and color. This artist highlight is on display in the first floor lobby of the Graham Building, viewable on by appointment.
The party to be at. The fete of the season. Join InLiquid in our 27th year with food, drink, art, and special surprises, while the excitement of the auction clock ticks down. VIP ticket includes PEEK ticket early entry to BASH SWAG Bag
Curated by InLiquid in collaboration with Zindzi Harley, Brownin’ showcases five Philadelphia-based artists whose work studies the Black figure and celebrates black identity by redefining the meaning of beauty.
Curated by InLiquid in collaboration with Zindzi Harley, Brownin’ showcases five Philadelphia-based artists whose work studies the Black figure and celebrates black identity by redefining the meaning of beauty.
Curated by InLiquid in collaboration with Zindzi Harley, Brownin’ showcases five Philadelphia-based artists whose work studies the Black figure and celebrates black identity by redefining the meaning of beauty.
Curated by InLiquid in collaboration with Zindzi Harley, Brownin’ showcases five Philadelphia-based artists whose work studies the Black figure and celebrates black identity by redefining the meaning of beauty.
The Graham Building’s newest installation features artwork by InLiquid Member John Howell White. These larger than life size paintings radiate vivid colors and earth tones, which demonstrate an interaction between shape and color. This artist highlight is on display in the first floor lobby of the Graham Building, viewable on by appointment.
Curated by InLiquid in collaboration with Zindzi Harley, Brownin’ showcases five Philadelphia-based artists whose work studies the Black figure and celebrates black identity by redefining the meaning of beauty.
Curated by InLiquid in collaboration with Zindzi Harley, Brownin’ showcases five Philadelphia-based artists whose work studies the Black figure and celebrates black identity by redefining the meaning of beauty.
Curated by InLiquid in collaboration with Zindzi Harley, Brownin’ showcases five Philadelphia-based artists whose work studies the Black figure and celebrates black identity by redefining the meaning of beauty.
Curated by InLiquid in collaboration with Zindzi Harley, Brownin’ showcases five Philadelphia-based artists whose work studies the Black figure and celebrates black identity by redefining the meaning of beauty.
Curated by InLiquid in collaboration with Zindzi Harley, Brownin’ showcases five Philadelphia-based artists whose work studies the Black figure and celebrates black identity by redefining the meaning of beauty.
Mind the Composition features artists Catherine Gontarek and Richard King. In this exhibition, the artists focus on meticulously arranging the shape, color, and design in their work, assembling defined structures. Catherine’s work alters a variety of photographs through collage that creates a new set of imagery that centers around the human mind. Richard’s work dives more into abstract geometric structures, drawing from surrounding buildings and cityscapes. Exhibitions can be seen by appointment; call InLiquid to schedule: 215-235-3405.
Curated by InLiquid in collaboration with Zindzi Harley, Brownin’ showcases five Philadelphia-based artists whose work studies the Black figure and celebrates black identity by redefining the meaning of beauty.
Mind the Composition features artists Catherine Gontarek and Richard King. In this exhibition, the artists focus on meticulously arranging the shape, color, and design in their work, assembling defined structures. Catherine’s work alters a variety of photographs through collage that creates a new set of imagery that centers around the human mind. Richard’s work dives more into abstract geometric structures, drawing from surrounding buildings and cityscapes. Exhibitions can be seen by appointment; call InLiquid to schedule: 215-235-3405.
Mind the Composition features artists Catherine Gontarek and Richard King. In this exhibition, the artists focus on meticulously arranging the shape, color, and design in their work, assembling defined structures. Catherine’s work alters a variety of photographs through collage that creates a new set of imagery that centers around the human mind. Richard’s work dives more into abstract geometric structures, drawing from surrounding buildings and cityscapes. Exhibitions can be seen by appointment; call InLiquid to schedule: 215-235-3405.
Brownin’, showcases five Philadelphia-based artists whose work studies the Black figure and celebrates black identity by redefining the meaning of beauty. Curated by InLiquid in collaboration with Zindzi Harley, who says, "This exhibition explores and exalts the musings of melanated communities and explodes the myth of a singular Black beauty."
Mind the Composition features artists Catherine Gontarek and Richard King. In this exhibition, the artists focus on meticulously arranging the shape, color, and design in their work, assembling defined structures. Catherine’s work alters a variety of photographs through collage that creates a new set of imagery that centers around the human mind. Richard’s work dives more into abstract geometric structures, drawing from surrounding buildings and cityscapes. Exhibitions can be seen by appointment; call InLiquid to schedule: 215-235-3405.
Mind the Composition features artists Catherine Gontarek and Richard King. In this exhibition, the artists focus on meticulously arranging the shape, color, and design in their work, assembling defined structures. Catherine’s work alters a variety of photographs through collage that creates a new set of imagery that centers around the human mind. Richard’s work dives more into abstract geometric structures, drawing from surrounding buildings and cityscapes. Exhibitions can be seen by appointment; call InLiquid to schedule: 215-235-3405.
Mind the Composition features artists Catherine Gontarek and Richard King. In this exhibition, the artists focus on meticulously arranging the shape, color, and design in their work, assembling defined structures. Catherine’s work alters a variety of photographs through collage that creates a new set of imagery that centers around the human mind. Richard’s work dives more into abstract geometric structures, drawing from surrounding buildings and cityscapes. Exhibitions can be seen by appointment; call InLiquid to schedule: 215-235-3405.
The Graham Building’s newest installation features artwork by InLiquid Member John Howell White. These larger than life size paintings radiate vivid colors and earth tones, which demonstrate an interaction between shape and color. This artist highlight is on display in the first floor lobby of the Graham Building, viewable on by appointment.
Mind the Composition features artists Catherine Gontarek and Richard King. In this exhibition, the artists focus on meticulously arranging the shape, color, and design in their work, assembling defined structures. Catherine’s work alters a variety of photographs through collage that creates a new set of imagery that centers around the human mind. Richard’s work dives more into abstract geometric structures, drawing from surrounding buildings and cityscapes. Exhibitions can be seen by appointment; call InLiquid to schedule: 215-235-3405.
Mind the Composition features artists Catherine Gontarek and Richard King. In this exhibition, the artists focus on meticulously arranging the shape, color, and design in their work, assembling defined structures. Catherine’s work alters a variety of photographs through collage that creates a new set of imagery that centers around the human mind. Richard’s work dives more into abstract geometric structures, drawing from surrounding buildings and cityscapes. Exhibitions can be seen by appointment; call InLiquid to schedule: 215-235-3405.
Mind the Composition features artists Catherine Gontarek and Richard King. In this exhibition, the artists focus on meticulously arranging the shape, color, and design in their work, assembling defined structures. Catherine’s work alters a variety of photographs through collage that creates a new set of imagery that centers around the human mind. Richard’s work dives more into abstract geometric structures, drawing from surrounding buildings and cityscapes. Exhibitions can be seen by appointment; call InLiquid to schedule: 215-235-3405.
Mind the Composition features artists Catherine Gontarek and Richard King. In this exhibition, the artists focus on meticulously arranging the shape, color, and design in their work, assembling defined structures. Catherine’s work alters a variety of photographs through collage that creates a new set of imagery that centers around the human mind. Richard’s work dives more into abstract geometric structures, drawing from surrounding buildings and cityscapes. Exhibitions can be seen by appointment; call InLiquid to schedule: 215-235-3405.
Please join us at the Opening Reception on Wednesday, June 3, from 6 – 8 p.m. at Philadelphia’s historic Park Towne Place Apartment Homes. This event will feature a tour of each gallery and insights from the participating artists, starting at the North Tower. Hors d’oeuvres will be provided by AVANA.
Art for the Cash Poor 2026 will be inside and outside! Learn more and connect with our vendors below. Purchase works from 100+ artists, crafters, and designers both inside the Icebox Project Space and outside the Crane Arts Building! The Art for the Cash Poor festival is an affordable art fair that activates and brings together North American Street's robust arts corridor. Artist vendors sell original works for $250 or less and local arts and community organizations will provide free programming for visitors that day, including arts and crafts-making demonstrations, workshops, and more! Art for the Cash Poor brings
The Graham Building’s newest installation features artwork by InLiquid Member John Howell White. These larger than life size paintings radiate vivid colors and earth tones, which demonstrate an interaction between shape and color. This artist highlight is on display in the first floor lobby of the Graham Building, viewable on by appointment.
Join us on from 6-7:30 pm, for a Meet & Greet with current Park Towne Place Artist in Residence Alex Spalding! Alex Spalding. We'll be celebrating Evensen's new exhibition and learning more about her practice! Our residency program offers artists the opportunity to create work inspired by the vibrant life and beauty of our campus, supported by both the community and the residents of Park Towne Place! From the artist: “I want viewers to understand that the world is not merely a banal and depressing place, but a complex labyrinth of beauty ready to inspire.” We'll be meeting outside the
Join us in the Lower Level of the Towne Center at Park Towne Place from 2 to 4 pm on Saturday, July 18th, for an exclusive workshop with PTP artist-in-residence Lori Evensen. Learn from Lori’s studio techniques and make your own art piece. No previous experience is needed. All materials will be provided. Limited to 15 attendees. Park Towne Place Premiere Apartment Homes 2200 Benjamin Franklin Parkway, Philadelphia, PA, 19130 Please note that parking is not available on the Park Towne Place Campus. If you do require parking, metered parking is available on Park Towne Place Street and on the
The Graham Building’s newest installation features artwork by InLiquid Member John Howell White. These larger than life size paintings radiate vivid colors and earth tones, which demonstrate an interaction between shape and color. This artist highlight is on display in the first floor lobby of the Graham Building, viewable on by appointment.
Mind the Composition features artists Catherine Gontarek and Richard King. In this exhibition, the artists focus on meticulously arranging the shape, color, and design in their work, assembling defined structures. Catherine’s work alters a variety of photographs through collage that creates a new set of imagery that centers around the human mind. Richard’s work dives more into abstract geometric structures, drawing from surrounding buildings and cityscapes.
Join us to celebrate Future/Past/Present at InLiquid Gallery! @ InLiquid Gallery, 1400 N American St, Philadelphia PA, 19122 Reception: July 9th, 6p – 9p Featuring artists: Randall Cleaver, Billy Colbert, Carolyn Harper, Candace Karch, James Labold, Carole Loeffler, Benjamin B. Olshin This multi-media exhibition features seven InLiquid Artist Members making work about the United States’ past, present, and future. Using photos, sculpture, painting, and other mediums, these artists bring various cultural phenomena to coexist on a single plane. Through this exhibition, we’re reminded that the American political landscape is intersectional and extends beyond our immediate line of sight, our present.