Now available for purchase!!
In celebration of our 10th Anniversary, InLiquid has commissioned four beautiful
archival prints in limited editions of only 25 each by Sarah Stolfa,
the Dufala Brothers, Hiro Sakaguchi, and
Leslie Mutchler. To purchase any of these prints contact
us at 215-235-3405 / info@inliquid.com.
Sarah
Stolfa
The Elk’s Lodge, New Haven, CT,
archival pigment print, edition of 25
$800
Philadelphian Sarah Stolfa has recently been the subject of considerable
recognition in the national media for a book, The Regulars, on
her portrait series of the regular patrons at McGlinchey’s Bar, a series
she completed in college and which was the winner of the New York Times
Photography Contest for College Students in 2004. Her work has been seen
in the New York Times Magazine and The New Yorker, among
many other publications. She earned her BS in Photography from Drexel University
and her MFA in Photography from Yale University. Stolfa is represented by
339 Gallery.
The
Dufala Brothers
Single Family Topiary Home, archival
pigment print, edition of 25
$1000
Artists, collaborators, and brothers Steven and Billy Blaise Dufala create
work together as the Dufala Brothers. In 2008 they were chosen as winners
of the prestigious West Collection Prize and prior to that were selected
for a Wind Challenge Exhibition at the Fleisher Art Memorial in 2007. Steven
was a founding member of the experimental, performative band, Man Man, in
which Billy currently plays flute and saxophone. The Dufala Brothers are
alumni of Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts and are currently represented
by Fleisher Ollman Gallery, where they recently had a solo exhibition.
Hiro Sakaguchi
Wind Flower and Farewell, archival
pigment print, edition of 25
$500
Hiro Sakaguchi makes autobiographical work based on his bi-cultural experiences
as a modern-day Japanese émigré in the United States. Drawing on his everyday
experiences in Philadelphia and on a rich reserve of memories of his native
Nagano, Sakaguchi infuses his often delicate, emotionally charged drawings,
watercolors and acrylics with nostalgia and longing. He holds a BFA from
the University of the Arts (1993) and an MFA from the Pennsylvania Academy
of the Fine Arts (1996), where he is currently an adjunct faculty member.
Sakaguchi is represented by Seraphin Gallery in Philadelphia, where he currently
has a solo exhibition.
Leslie
Mutchler
Section B4 of Untitled (Manufactured
Utopia III: High Density Housing), archival pigment print, edition
of 25
$300
Leslie Mutchler’s multidisciplinary work -- inspired by the glossy “lifestyle”
catalogues that promise to deliver a more perfect and organized existence
to the paying customer -- challenges the consumer culture’s expectations
of accumulation, minimization, order and disorder. Mutchler’s work has been
exhibited on a national level in numerous solo and group exhibitions. She
earned her BFA from Kent State University in Kent, OH and an MFA from Tyler
School of Art, Temple University in Elkins Park, PA. Currently, Mutchler
is Assistant Professor at the University of Texas at Austin.