InLiquid’s annual benefit and art auction is a two-week long celebration of creativity, creators, and collectors, which features an online auction of contemporary works by over 200 local artists who work across all media. March for Art distinguishes itself from typical charity auctions through its equitable approach in which proceeds are divided equally between InLiquid and participating artists, providing direct support to artists. This structure allows collectors to discover new work while contributing meaningfully to the creative economy.
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March for Art DESIGN: March 14, 2026
Continue the supportive momentum with DESIGN, which opens with a designer trunk show in the early afternoon before transitioning into a member mixer with InLiquid’s artist members. This dual event connects the worlds of design and fine art while facilitating exchanges between members, creators, and collectors. Attendees can explore how functional design intersects with contemporary artistic practice within the gallery.
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John Wind Jewelry is a Philadelphia-based studio producing handcrafted jewelry. The company offers charm bracelets, necklaces, earrings, and accessories which are customizable and interchangable. All pieces are designed and fabricated in-house in a practice centered on modern design and craftsmanship.
NINObrand is a fashion label founded by designer Bela Shehu that centers around women’s clothing and accessories. The collections are shaped through aspects of art, culture, and personal experience. Garments are developed through small-batch production, emphasizing construction, material choice, and individual expression.
J. Rudy Lewis is a Philadelphia-based jeweler who produces handmade custom and fine jewelry through a traditional metalsmithing practice. He works directly with clients to develop individual pieces, with a studio practice that emphasizes careful fabrication, material knowledge, and long-term wear. His work reflects a long-standing commitment to studio craft and individualized design.
Paz Sandoval is an artist whose practice spans jewelry and wood-based objects. A graduate of Tyler School of Art, Sandoval creates one-of-a-kind wearable and functional works. Their practice emphasizes material exploration, form, and hands-on making within a studio context.
Care Package Bakes is a cottage bakery in Wynnewood, Pennsylvania founded by Elisa Ludwig to connect with the community through treats that convey attention and care. As a self-trained baker and longtime food writer, Ludwig creates seasonal, small-batch sweets in original flavors. Care Package Bakes makes its products available at farmers markets, pop-up events, local shops, and online with pickup in Wynnewood.

Prajje Oscar Jean Baptiste is an acclaimed Haitian-American designer and Creative Director whose extraordinary career has redefined modern luxury fashion. Prajjé's work is synonymous with artistry and innovation. As a two-time Project Runway alumnus, his visionary approach to design captivated millions, solidifying his reputation as a cultural storyteller. Prajjé Oscar's creations exude sophistication, seamlessly blending tradition with modernity.
Roberta Gruber is the former director of the Department of Design at Drexel’s Westphal College. With experience as a fashion designer, artist, and award-winning illustrator, she is dedicated to producing wearable art, women’s wear, accessories, and home furnishings. She began her teaching career after spending several years as president of her own dress company and as a designer for other nationally recognized firms.
Together, these participants reflect a diverse range to design and craft within their individual practices. March for Art DESIGN brings these voices together, highlighting how contemporary design moves and works in Philadelphia's local entrepreneurial community.
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