10/16/2026
“Odds in the Absurd” is now open at Park Towne Place ()
Join us to celebrate the opening of Odds in the Absurd in the galleries at Park Towne Place Apartment Homes!
This event will feature a tour of each gallery and insights from the participating artists, starting at the North Tower. Hors d’oeuvres and beverages will be provided.
🗓️ Tuesday, October 27, from 6 –8 pm
📍Park Towne Place Apartments, 2200 Benjamin Franklin Pkwy, Philadelphia, PA
🎟️Free to attend, RSVP required, link in bio!
“Odds in the Absurd” examines the irreverent works by six InLiquid Members in connection with the Dada movement surrealism movement, in which absurdity, chance, and a sense of mystery do not pose the question ‘Is this art?’, but instead affirm it.
Featuring Lisa Baird (Lisa Baird), Alex Bard (Alexander Bard), Howard Brunner, williamCromar, Jake Jacob (Jake Jacob), and Kellianne McCarthy (kellianne mccarthy), Odds in the Absurd is characterized by its playfulness, experimentation, and commentary, demonstrating the continued relevance of Dada’s boundary-pushing approach more than a century after the movement emerged.
Tuesday, October 27, 6-8 pm
Park Towne Place Apartment Homes
2200 Benjamin Franklin Parkway, Philadelphia, PA, 19130
Exhibition on view October 16 - January 26
Alex Bard (Alexander Bard)
“Exhale,” 2026
Spandex, CA glue, and Line-X
72 × 36 × 18 in
Howard Brunner
“2009-8410,” 2009
Archival pigment inkjet print
36 × 26 in
Jake Jacob (Jake Jacob)
“Be Kind to Yourself,” 2026
Screen print on canvas
108 × 72 in
Lisa Baird (Lisa Baird)
“From The Morning,” 2026
Acrylic and mixed media on canvas
60 × 45 in
Kellianne McCarthy (kellianne mccarthy)
“always for love,” 2023
Acrylic and collage on wood panel
20 × 24 in
williamCromar
“Model of Marcel Duchamp’s In Advance of the Broken Arm”
Digital model and multi-material PLA 3D print
51.63 x 13.75 x 5˝
Artwork disclaimer:
“Prêt à Faire is an autonomous artistic project, scholarly reference work, and institutional critique by williamCromar, supported by a faculty grant from Penn State Abington with fabrication assistance from the Abington MakerSpace. This project is enti