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A quiet roar

Hyatt Centric Center City Philadelphia 1620 Chancellor Street, Philadelphia, PA, United States

The opening reception for A Quiet Roar at the May 28, 6 to 8 pm at the Hyatt Centric.A CELEBRATION OF QUEER ARTISTRY: A QUIET ROAR OPENS AT HYATT CENTRICPride Month Exhibit Features Bold Works By LGBTQIA+ Philly Artists Keith R. Breitfeller, Brian David Dennis, and Patrick Michael Carrow PHILADELPHIA, PA (May 14, 2025) – Hyatt Centric Center City Philadelphia, the upscale lifestyle hotel in Rittenhouse Square, is continuing its annual Pride Month celebration with the opening of A Quiet Roar, a multidisciplinary exhibition curated by InLiquid, featuring the work of three Philadelphia-based LGBTQIA+ artists: Keith R. Breitfeller, Brian David Dennis, and Patrick

Pair in Process: Opening Reception for Queer Artist Couple Jorge Caligiuri and Chris Curchin

Hyatt Centric Center City Philadelphia 1620 Chancellor Street, Philadelphia, PA, United States

Visual artists and married couple Jorge Caligiuri and Chris Curchin began creating artwork together in 2020, forced by the pandemic to share a studio space. They have never shown their work side by side; the upcoming Hyatt Centric exhibit, Pair in Process, will be their first-ever combined exhibit, presenting their reflections on proximity and molding their respective creative processes to make space for collaboration. The InLiquid-curated exhibit, which will be on display for all of May and June, includes a body of work Curchin and Caligiuri created alongside each other.

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