Promised Land Opening Weekend July 31 - August 3
Transformer's Promised Land residency & exhibition receives great coverage in New Jersey's triCityNews (click for PDF).
Read more about Promised Land here.
Transformer’s 11th Annual Silent Auction & Benefit Party
You are cordially invited to attend
The 11th Annual t r a n s f o r m e r Silent Auction & Benefit Party
Saturday, November 22, 2014, 8-11pm
American University’s Katzen Arts Center
4400 Massachusetts Ave NW
Washington DC 20016
Featuring over 150 artworks by locally, nationally, and internationally based
emerging & established artists
Savories, sweets, and drinks provided by several of Washington DC’s finest restaurants.
Music by special guest DJ’s
ONLINE TICKET PURCHASES ARE NOW AVAILABLE!!
Attendance is $150 if purchased on or before November 1
$175 after November 1
Advance Ticket Purchase is Required
Silent Auction bidding will take place from 8 – 9:30pm
Auction sales will be announced starting at 9:45pm
Cash, Check, Visa, Mastercard, and AMEX payment will be accepted for all artwork purchases
All artwork will need to be picked up at Transformer or delivered by HMB post-Auction
Auction proceeds benefit t r a n s f o r m e r programs
Many thanks to our Diplomatic Chair, The Ambassador of Sweden Björn Lyrvall & Madeleine Lyrvall.
Images of selected works from the 2014 Auction l. to r: Peter Eide, Untitled (Radiant LVII); 2014; Frank Day, Koons Bunny, 2009; Felipe Goncalves, Snow Fucks Rainbow, 2011; Chandi Kelley, Amethyst, 2014; Dana Ellyn, Angela, 2014; Yuriko Yamaguchi, Spring #3, 2014.
Brightest Young Things on DC’s vibrant art scene
"...Beneath the behemoth cultural importers of the Smithsonians, the Hirshorn and the National Portrait Gallery, however, a community of collaborative and resourceful artists are redefining DC’s cultural landscape.
It has never been a better time to be young and creative in the district, as a kinetic art scene comprised of collectives and community-focused art is simmering with a building momentum and a magnetic authenticity."