Transformer launches its 6th exhibition season with SASS

September 15 - October 20, 2007

OPENING RECEPTION: Saturday, September 15, 7-9pm
PERFORMANCE: Show and Prove, a dance-theatre work by Holly Bass, Thursday, September 27, 6:30 - 8pm

Featuring work in a variety of disciplines including photo-collage, video, performance, painting, drawing, and mixed media installation, SASS offers a small survey of contemporary artwork by a new generation of women artists.

Holly Bass (WDC), Amanda Douglas (Lexington,KY), Natalia Fabia (LA, CA), Danniel Swatosh (NYC), and Lisa Marie Thalhammer (WDC) each explore concepts of femininity, identity, and pop culture perceptions of women through their diverse artistic endeavors. For a press release featuring information on each artists' work in SASS, as well as artist bio information, click here (PDF) . Exhibition Hours for SASS: Wednesday - Saturday 1- 7 pm, and by appointment.

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Transformer Presents Two New Public Art Projects
Supported by the Creative Community Initiative of the Community Foundation:
*Chance Video-dances
*Public Art Projections by Jane Jerardi

Friday, September 7, 8-9:30 pm
The Warehouse, 1017 Seventh St NW On New York Avenue facing side of building

Saturday, September 15, 8-10 pm
Viridian Restaurant | 1515 14th St NW
On the North side of the building
Coinciding with Transformer and 1515 14th Street gallery openings;
Raindate: September 16, 8-10 pm | Friday, September 28, 8-9:30 pm
Dance Institute of Washington | 3400 14th St NW
On the entrance to the building Saturday, September 29, 8-9:30 pm
Next door to Mexicali Blues Restaurant | 2925 Wilson Blvd - Part of Clarendon Day

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The Grate Project - A new series of large-scale public paintings by Kelly Towles Seeking to create large scale paintings that will exist in the public realm, Kelly Towles is creating murals that will completely cover the roll-down security grates at One World Fitness, outside the artist studios at 926 N Street in Blagden Alley, and at the Black Cat nightclub. Re-vitalizing these grates into dynamic contemporary artworks, The Grate Project is intended to further dialogue about the nature of street art and public art work, while enhancing DC's street-scapes. Kelly will be creating The Grate Project public paintings throughout September at the following locations:

September 15 -16: One World Fitness
September 22-23: Blagden Alley
September 29-30: The Black Cat

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