Programming Park Towne Place
Odds in the Absurd
On view October 16 - January 26, 2026
Park Towne Place - 2200 Benjamin Franklin Pkwy, Philadelphia PA
Reception - Tuesday, October 27, 6 – 8 pm, Free to attend, RSVP Required.
We're excited to announce Odds in the Absurd, our upcoming exhibition at Park Towne PlaceOdds in the Absurd examines the irreverent works by six InLiquid Members in connection with the Dada movement surrealism movement, in which absurdity, chance, and a sense of mystery do not pose the question ‘Is this art?’, but instead affirm it.
Featuring Lisa Baird, Alex Bard, Howard Brunner, williamCromar, Jake Jacob, and Kellianne McCarthy, Odds in the Absurd is characterized by its playfulness, experimentation, and commentary, demonstrating the continued relevance of Dada’s boundary-pushing approach more than a century after the movement emerged.
Please join us at the Opening Reception for the exhibition on Tuesday, October 27, 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. RSVP HERE
2200 Benjamin Franklin Pkwy
Philadelphia, PA 19130
Park Towne Place is pleased to provide a robust art program including rotational exhibitions curated by InLiquid. Please see the current rotational exhibition highlighted above, or scroll down to see past rotational exhibitions at Park Towne Place. These exhibitions are made possible by InLiquid’s partnership with AIR; helping to organize engaging public programming at their one-of-a-kind mid-century modern complex.
Park Towne Place hosts a permanent art collection of more than 150 artworks from over 110 artists. Art can be seen and experienced throughout the four towers, and the grounds of the property listed on the National Registry of Historic Places (learn about their collection).
Schedule a tour of the art collection by email; or call 215-235-3405.
Artist Studio Gallery
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Artists of the Permanent Collection
Park Towne Place hosts a permanent collection of more than 150 artworks from over 110 artists. Art can be seen and experienced throughout the four towers, and the grounds of the property listed on the National Registry of Historic Places.
Karen Freedman, Mark Khaisman, Janos Korodi, Diane Lachman, Elizabeth Miller McCue, Dolores Poacelli, Maria Schneider, Keith Sharp, Shelley Spector, Sarah Zwerling
Nancy Agati, Nicholas Kripal, Melissa Maddonni Haims, Diane Marimow, Thomas Marrinson, Diane Szczepaniak, Ron Tarver, Sarah Zwerling
Elyce Abrams, Robert Arnosky, Ian Baguskas, Kevin Broad, Peter Brooke, Linda Celestian, Nat Coalson, Mariette De Coriolis Bevington-Glover, Rosetta DeBerardinis, Robert Delaney, Jonathan Eckel, Steven Ford, Donald Forsythe, Franz Fox, Katherine Fraser, Samantha French, Judy Gelles, Jeffrey Keith, Michele Kishita,
Marilyn Lavins,
Shelly I. Lependorf, Craig Matthews, Tim McFarlane, Heather Merckle, Claudia Mills, Franco Mueller, Leslie Mutchler, Amy Orr, Laura Petrovich-Cheney, Emily Manalo Ruiz, Ron Rumford, Anne Saint Peter, Caroline Elizabeth Savage, Rebecca Schultz, Kathleen Shaver, Donald Teskey, Jackie Tileston, Heather Ujiie, Derrick Velasquez, Jay Walker, Ruth Wolf
Rosetta DeBerardinis, Steven Ford, JoAnn Frank, John Geci, Lyn Godley, Lisa Graf, Mary Henderson, Patricia Ingersoll, Jeffrey Keith, David Kelso, Fred Kraemmer, Lauren Mabry, Donald Martiny, Gail Morrison-Hall, Warren Muller, Thomas Roese, Adam Wallacavage
Jaime Alvarez, Susan Benarcik, Taesook Jung, Enzhao Liu, Andrea Marquis, Brendan McAtamney, Elisabeth Nickles, Gerri Spilka
Jasmine Alleger, Leora Brecher, Paula Cahill, Randall Cleaver, Peter Cunicelli, Lynn Dunham, Frank Gaydos, Lyn Godley, Stephen Haigh, Tiantian Li, Lee Lippman, Jon Manteau, James Oliver, Nadine Rovner, Shaheed Rucker, Terri Saulin, Jeff Schaller, Buy Shaver, Dan Shepelavy, Scott Troxel, John Y. Wind
Won Choi, John Parker, EKE: Kaman+ Erland
