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NEWS on current exhibitions, publications, and other activities by InLiquid artist members
this page last updated July 25, 2005

Judy Gelles has been accepted as an Associate Artist at the Atlantic Center for the Arts residency session with Master Artist Graciela Sacco, from September 5 through September 25. 1414 Art Center Avenue, New Smyrna Beach, Florida.

Sara Heart Bacon has served as the Director of Photography for the short film A Girl and a Goldfish. 32 Second Avenue, NY; 212 477-2714

Zoe Strauss is scheduled for a Ramp Project exhibition at the Philadelphia ICA in April 2006.

Peter Rose has announced the opening of www.peterrosepicture.com, which contains downloadable movies, descriptions, scripts, schema, and stories (AOL browser not recommended). In addition, he is included in a multimedia exhibition at Maya Stendhal Gallery called Vital Signs: Summer 2005 Group Show, on view from July 2 through July 31. 545 W. 20th Street, second floor, New York; 212-366-1549.

July 16 - August 6: Dolores Poacelli's work has been accepted into an International Art Competition at Agora Gallery. 530 W. 25th Street, NY; 212 966-4380.

July 10 - August 31: John Klinkose has an exhibition entitled Selected Works by John Paul Klinkose at the Crooked Frame Coffee House. 2545 Brown Street, Philadelphia; 215-235-5282.

July 6 - August 6: Melvin A. Chappell is in a four person show at JMS Gallery. 8236 Germantown Avenue, Philadelphia; 215 248-4649.

July 2- August 20: Randall Cleaver is in the group exhibition called Clocks: Time Well Spent at the Kentucky Museum of Art and Craft. 715 W. Main Street, Louisville, KY; 502–589–0102.

July 1 - August 21: Michelle Marcuse's paintings are included in a group exhibition entitled Oil and Wax at Gallery Siano.309 Arch Street, Philadelphia; 215 629-2940.

July 1 - August 17: Leslie Mutchler is included in the group exhibition Eccentric Space, curated by Tadashi Moriyama at the Freeform Gallery of mbnstudios. 725 N. Fourth Street, Philadelphia.

Through July 31: Eric Kunsman has a solo exhibition at The Trenton City Museum, Ellarslie, entitled Thou Art..., Will Give…. Ellarslie Mansion, Cadwalader Park, Trenton, New Jersey; 609 989-3632. This exhibition recently appeared at Los Angeles Center for Digital Art in California.

Kunsman also has work in the 5th National Juried Exhibition at Stepping Stone Gallery and Elusive Photography at Impromptu Gallery. Both galleries are located at 356 New York Ave, Huntington, NY. You can view additional works by Kunsman at EP Design Works online gallery.

Through July: Rachel Citrino has a series of paintings exhibited at Balance Gallery. 112 S. 20th Street, Philadelphia, PA; 215-751-0344.

July 1 - July 10: Rebecca Gilbert and Chris Macan were on the selection committee for this year's Nexus Selects student exhibition at Nexus Foundation for Today's Art. This project is featured on InLiquid.com (click here to view). 137 N. Second Street, Philadelphia; 215 629-1103.

June 29 - July 24: Keith Sharp photographs from the series Something Peculiar will be part of a two-person exhibition at Muse Gallery. 60 N. Second Street, Philadelphia; 215-627-5310.

Through August 3: Candace Vivian presents Algebra (The Restoration), a series of photographs printed by the artist originally taken by her grandfather in Afghanistan in the 1930's. Pageant Gallery, 607 Bainbridge Street, Philadelphia; 215 925-1535.

Colette Copeland has been awarded an award for Distinguished Artistic Achievement and Commitment to Education at the prestigious Arad Biennale in Arad, Romania, which screened two of her short experimental video works, Worm Belly (2002) and Crow’s Tale (2003). The Biennale featured 210 artists from 50 countries; Copeland was one of only 17 American artists included.

Nancy Agati's work is in two current exhibitions: Patterns, Rhythms and Cycles at the Mt. Scott Art Center in Portland, OR, May 19 - July 29; and in the Gateway National at the Farmington Museum in Farmington, NM, May 14 - July 16. In May, her work was also shown in Art on Paper at Gallery International in Baltimore, MD.

June 10 – August 20: Ellie Brown and Hedwige Jacobs are part of the group exhibition Philadelphia Cheek at Seraphin Gallery. 108 Pine Street, Philadelphia; 215 923-7000.

June 10 - July 31: aSFe, art studio for experiments, is presenting a solo exhibition of work by Edward Epstein, called Delaware Vistas, Condensed. There will be a gallery talk on Wednesday, June 22, 6:30 - 8 pm. 2016 Walnut Street, Suite #1, Philadelphia.

June 4 – August 14: Talia Greene has an exhibition of her digital works at David Allen Gallery in Brooklyn. Open Wednesday – Sunday noon to 6 pm. 331 Smith Street, Brooklyn NY; 718-488-5568.

Anthony DeMelas is the focus of Vincent Romaniello's most recent Roman Blog, a video series that focuses on artists and their work. To view the video, which \features Pentimenti Gallery's Christine Pfister discussing the progression of DeMelas' work, click here..

May 1 - August 30: Jody Sweitzer has a solo exhibition at The Vacuum, 40 N. Third Street, Philadelphia.

May 1 – August 14: Claire Owen has work included in the exhibition Honoring the Book in The Borowsky Gallery at The Gershman Y. Broad and Pine Streets, Philadelphia.

Colette Copeland has been awarded an Art and Change grant form the Leeway Foundation to produce a CD and catalog for the exhibition, which is scheduled to travel to India and Bangladesh in November as part of an International Festival protesting violence against women.

Delia King and Louise Barteau-Chodoff have both been selected for the 40th Street Artist in Residency program. The six- month residency in West Philadelphia is scheduled to begin in April.

Randall Cleaver's work can be seen in the newly revised edition of The Fine Art of the Tin Can by Bobby Hansson (Lark Books).

Clarity Haynes' work will be featured in the film The Breast Cancer Portrait by Vitamin D. The screening is part of the 6th annual WOMYNFEST festival hosted by Vitamin D Productions. Visit www.vitamindproductions.com/ for screening times.

Kathryn Pannepacker has been sponsored by the Mural Arts Program to create a mural at Girard and Belmont Avenues. The finished piece, celebrating textiles from around the world, will measure 7 ft by 297 ft. The project is being worked on in two parts and will be completed in the spring of 2005. Kathryn has also received a Leeway Foundation Window of Opportunity Grant to participate in a nine day weaving workshop at the studio of Jean Pierre Larochette and Yael Lurie, Puerto Vallarta, Mexico.

Amy Orr has been featured in an article by Robin Rice for the winter issue of Surface Design Journal. A detail of the artist's piece Twist Tie Quilt #5: Blind Stitching is the cover image for the issue.

InLiquid artist Jason Ross has a new web site dedicated to his work. Visit it at www.greathall.us

InLiquid artist Diedra Krieger's video projections are part of an ongoing DJ night in conjunction with Foundsound Records at La Tazza. The event is free and takes place at 10 pm on the second Thursday of every month. 108 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia; 215 922-7322.

Heather Rippert's artwork is now available for purchase at Possibilities on the Pike, 447 West Chester Pike, Havertown, PA; 610-449-7435.

David Graham's latest book, Declaring Independence, the "fourth segment in his trilogy" about the American landscape, was recently released by Pond Press and is now available in bookstores.

Neila Kun's work is included in a newly-published book, Speaking for Themselves - the Artists of Southeastern Pennsylvania by Daphne Landis. The book is available at the Chester County Historical Society in West Chester.