The works of Carol McHarg, Daniel Oliva, and Joseph Opshinsky provide a uniquely paralleled exploration of subject matter and style. Their individual yet connective themes meet at the intersection of industry and nature – where man-made materials question, oppose, and/or connect with their natural environment.

Opshinsky’s nature-inspired works demonstrate the beauty of forgotten places reclaimed by the powerful forces of nature. Oliva’s initially-perceived playful environments opens the conversation to social and economic inequalities by looking at planned structures and social systems. McHarg’s work, inspired by her previous profession as a landscape designer, complements both artists’ subject matter by addressing the impact of humans on the natural environment. These three included artists all challenge the longevity and ethicacy of what we build and where.

Presented by:

The National and InLiquid Art and Design are both dedicated to a meaningful partnership and a shared mission to support local artists in the region and to deliver rich visual content to help foster a vibrant creative community. 

This boutique-style Old City apartment complex will feature a rotating exhibition of original artwork made by local artists of Philadelphia. Exhibitions will be transformed every quarter. 

Exhibitions can be seen by appointment; call InLiquid to schedule: 215-235-3405.