Inliquid Art & Design (Philadelphia) was the first gallery to catch my eye at the unfortunately located Select Art Fair. They showed work by Constance Culpepper and Donna Quinn.
The location wasn't unfortunate because the location on North Beach was not picturesque but rather it was a good distance from most of the other happenings.
Yet there is something charming about the area--it could be a great place to stop by and maybe with future appearances Select will be the impetus.
Culpepper brings life to domestic items we use every day--and does it with a colorful, lively style. You wish you were surrounded by these image she creates. Find out more at www.constanceculpepper.com.
Quinn creates abstract pieces--that call to mind fabrics an fashion (but in disconnected chunks). Her stated aim is to invoke family, home and the "fertile ground of youth." Here work is intuitive, highly textured and deals with the passage of time with a sense of reverence. Find out more at www.donnaquinnpaintings.com.
The location wasn't unfortunate because the location on North Beach was not picturesque but rather it was a good distance from most of the other happenings.
Yet there is something charming about the area--it could be a great place to stop by and maybe with future appearances Select will be the impetus.
Culpepper brings life to domestic items we use every day--and does it with a colorful, lively style. You wish you were surrounded by these image she creates. Find out more at www.constanceculpepper.com.
Quinn creates abstract pieces--that call to mind fabrics an fashion (but in disconnected chunks). Her stated aim is to invoke family, home and the "fertile ground of youth." Here work is intuitive, highly textured and deals with the passage of time with a sense of reverence. Find out more at www.donnaquinnpaintings.com.
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