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| august
20 , 2010 |
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It's definitely a product of the imagination. - Sammy
Marano
Here's something we'd rather not imagine: 2011 without an InLiquid
calendar! There are only 12 days to go in our campaign to raise
$3500, via Kickstarter,
to bring back our print calendar featuring work by artist members.
Here's the catch: unless we get pledges for the entire amount, we
get nothing. So please help, every little bit counts (every gift
over $3 gets a thank youin the calendar). Click
here to make a pledge.
And this one will cost you absolutely nothing: InLiquid needs your
vote to win a custom iPhone app via the ici Mobile App Award. You
can even vote every day. Click
here to place your vote and help us win this amazing
opportunity!
One more item: What are you doing on Thursday, September 30? Why,
you'll be at InLiquid
Benefit v.11, of course. You can save $10 by buying
a ticket in advance at
www.tix.com.
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To view a full description of any of the events listed
in the newsletter, and to view full event listings for
each category, click on its link.
Also, don't forget to check our calendar
to get a quick snapshot of the month's activities.
InLiquid welcomes new member artists Ellen
Abraham, James
Biglan, Kate
Borbas, Maureen
Ciaccio, Bettina
Clowney, Brent
Crothers, Sandra
C. Davis, Karen
Gotlieb, Sally
Wiener Grotta, Patrick
Grugan, Cathleen
Hughes, Natalie
Negron, Iman
Roder, and Heather
Sincavage.
New work by Ellen
Benson, Jenna
Buckingham, Sandra
Milner, and Carole
Sivin
COMING SOON
New work by
Feature on InLiquid at west elm, featuring artwork
by Sarah Zwerling
Feature on Stephen Scott Smith at International House
InLiquid Benefit v.11 artwork preview!
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To view full descriptions of the following
member news listings, click
here.
Through September 1 at the Moon
Rain Center, Quebec:
Kathryn Pannepacker will be taking part in the International
Textile Event in Outaouais When Thirteen Moons Entwine.
105 Chemin de la Savane, Val des Monts, Quebec, Canada.
Through September
2 at the Center
for Emerging Visual Artists: John
Woodin's work is included in the Career Development
Program Fellows exhibition Sculpting Nature.
1521 Locust Street, Lower Level, Philadelphia.
Through September 3 at University
City Arts League: Kara
LaFleur's photography exhibition Work to Ride
(a Work in Progress)..4226 Spruce Street, Philadelphia.
Through September 10 at Leonard
Pearlstein Gallery, Drexel University: Candy
Depew's mixed media installation Putting-Out!
Practices in Cottage Industry and Urban Guilding.
Nesbitt Hall, 3215 Market Street, Philadelphia.
Through September 11 at the Riverdale
Art Center: Kate
Borbas has work in the Illness, Art and Healing
exhibition. 5 Mathews Avenue, Riverdale, NJ.
Through September 12 at Pennswood
Art Gallery: Susan
Abrams solo exhibition. 1382 Newtown Langhorn Road,
Newtown, PA.
Through September 28 at The Art Trust:
Elaine
Bass, Sarah
Canfield, and Sandi
Neiman Lovitz are a few of the artists included
in the Artists Equity member exhibition in the good
old Summertime. the 16 W. Market Street, West Chester,
PA.
Through October 17 at the Crane
Arts Building: Sharka
Hyland's installation Islanded. 1400 N.
American Street, Philadelphia. Second Thursday reception
September 9.
September 1 - 30 at the Milkboy: Karen
Gotlieb's work will be on exhibition. 2 East Lancaster
Avenue, Ardmore, PA.
September 3 - 27 at 3rd
Street Gallery: Variations, featuring recent
photographs by Keith
Sharp. Opening reception First Friday, September
3, 5 - 9 pm. 58 N. Second Street, Philadelphia.
 September
3 - 18 at the The Book Trader:
as part of the Philly Fringe Festival Linda
Dubin Garfield's Let’s Face It: Self Portraits
& Life Stories. 7 N. Second Street, Philadelphia.
Interactive Workshops: September 12 and
15, 2 - 4 pm.
CLOSING SOON
Through August 21 at LG
Tripp Gallery: Annette
Cords, Favi
Dubo, Pam
Farrell, and Stan
Smokler are part of the RSVP exhibition.
47-49 N. Second Street, Philadelphia.
Through August 29 at
3rd Street Gallery: Joshua
Marowitz and Tony
Rocco have work in Redux: A Group Photography
Exhibition by Members of The Light Room. 58 N.
Second Street, Philadelphia.
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This is just a partial list! For full exhibition
listings and details on items below, click
here.
Saturday, August 28 at StrataSphere:
Opening reception for even when you go, you remain.
Through October 2.
Saturday, August 28 at
Pterodactyl: Big Art Show art party.
First Friday, September 3 at Art
Star: Opening reception for I Bet You,
a solo exhibition by Baltimore artist Rachel Bone. 623
N. Second Street, Philadelphia.
First Friday, September 3 at Bambi
Gallery: Opening reception for Joseph Hasenauer's
Lil' Pus...A girls best friend in the main
gallery. Veronica Hanssens' On Exactitude in Strangeness
will appear in the projects space.
First Friday, September 3, at Haverford
College: Opening reception for an exhibition of
works by Billy and Steven Blaise Dufala.
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For a detailed calendar of upcoming talks
and events, click
here.
Wednesday, August 25 at Bryn
Mawr Film Institute: Screening of The Lady Eve,
directed by Preston Sturges.
Wednesday, August 25 at International
House: Outdoor screening of Design for Living,
directed by Ernst Lubitsch.
Thursday, August 26 at The
Clay Studio: Free claymation workshop for all ages.
A viewing of Wallace and Gromit: The Curse of the
Were-Rabbit and a special presentation of the work
from The Clay Studio’s Claymation Clay Camp will follow
the workshop.
Thursday, August 26 at the Coral
Street Arts House: The Philadelphia
Art Hotel presents an artist talk featuring Jessica
Frelinghuysen.
Thursday, August 26 at Dirty
Frank's: Part of the walking tour series for Mural
Arts. $30 per person includes tour and beverages.
Saturday, August 28 at Chart
House: A custom open air trolley mural tour departs
from the Philadelphia Chart House. $110 per person.
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For details on the following, plus many, many
more, visit the InLiquid
Opportunities section.
Deadline September 1: FORCE: on the Culture of
Rape - Call for Art
Tour Coordinator, Mural Arts Program
Internship Opportunity at Wexler Gallery
Third Annual Lehigh Avenue Arts Festival - Call for
Artists
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