InLiquid online magazine tells the story of art. With interviews, reviews, and exhibition essays, InLiquid Online Magazine provides in-depth articles for you to build your knowledge about art and artists.
Longing and a sense of wanting predominates "beLONGING", an exhibition featuring the work of four LGBTQIA+ artists––THECOLORG, Abbey Muza, Carmel Dor, and Meg Wolensky, and places viewers at a crossroad, dissipating expectations and halting meaning as symbols move in and out of view.
February 7, 2024
Writer Jake Agosoto reviews "Earth, Sky, Water," on view at The National Old City Apartments from September 28, 2023 - January 28, 2024
February 1, 2024
Krista Svalbonas, a Philadelphia-based artist whose work investigates memory and ideas of home, recently completed her artist-in-residency at Park Towne Place. Svalbonas sat down with InLiquid to discuss her experience at PTP and where she sees her artistic practice taking her next.
January 8, 2024
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December 13, 2023
There are a wide variety of vendors at this year’s Art for the Cash Poor, so we wanted to give you a sneak peek of who and what you can look forward to seeing on Saturday, October 7th!
September 27, 2023
A contemplation of Marc Blumthal's "...And the Pursuit of Happiness; Tyranny and Oppression" by Mary Gabriele
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August 21, 2023
For Kimberly Neff, a contemporary artist from Philadelphia, creating art is directly intertwined with her spiritual practice.
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August 21, 2023
Meg Wolensky is a painter who uses bold colors and objects to visually process the complex nature of memory, identity, and formation of self. Wolensky takes a profoundly personal approach to figurative and still life painting, which are treated as snapshots within the framework of Wolensky’s life narrative. As a result, their paintings carry an emotional charge, conveying the anxiety, pain, hope, and freedom within experiences of relationships, sexual identity, personal trauma, and global upheaval. Rubbing against Barthes’ 20th-century concept of “Death of the Author”, Wolensky’s history and story are fundamental to their work’s meaning.
August 1, 2023
As climate change becomes more prevalent and all encompassing, the eleven artists in Crafting Nature urge viewers to envision ways forward while also reflecting on man’s cultivation of nature and its role in the arts.
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June 5, 2023
