Thursday, December 4, 7-9pm
In conjunction with Nilay Lawson's exhibition at Transformer.
If You Didn't Know What This Was, Would You Know What This Is?
This evening of experimental writings and readings at Transformer will be lead by Transformer Advisory Council Member and Corcoran Professor Casey Smith, along with recent Corcoran grads Mike Terzano, Jenn DePalma, David Williams, and current Corcoran student Caitlin Lennon.
Transformer's 6th Annual DC Artist Solo Exhibition presents the work of Nilay Lawson in her first solo exhibition. Questioning whether or not her artistic endeavors only truly exist in the conceptual form, when a project can actually be considered "finished", and if the objects she creates are merely remainders of larger artistic production - Nilay's painting, drawings, and mixed media installations document her obsessive consideration of objects and belongings used, consumed, and often discarded.
EXHIBITION HOURS: Wednesday - Saturday
1-7 pm through to DECEMBER 6.
www.transformergallery.org
1404 P Street NW Washington, DC 20010 / 202-483-1102
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Monday, December 01, 2008
Friday, November 07, 2008
If You Didn't Know What This Was, Would You Know What This Is?
Nilay Lawson
November 1 - December 6, 2008
Transformer's 6th Annual DC Artist Solo Exhibition presents the work of Nilay Lawson in her first solo exhibition.
Artist Talk: November 8, 2008, 2pm
EXHIBITION HOURS: Wednesday - Saturday, 1-7 pm & by appointment
Questioning whether or not her artistic endeavors only truly exist in the conceptual form, when a project can actually be considered "finished", and if the objects she creates are merely remainders of larger artistic production - Nilay's painting, drawings, and mixed media installations featured in If You Didn't Know What This Was, Would You Know What This Is? document her obsessive consideration of objects and belongings used, consumed, and often discarded. Nilay stages artistic interventions throughout Transformer's project space to explore the seemingly banal issues of daily life and their broader implications on her art-making processes. About this exhibition, Nilay states, "It compiles many endeavors I have approached to date as an artist. I'm releasing the evidence of my art experiences."
www.transformergallery.org
1404 P Street NW
Washington, DC 20005
202-483-1102
November 1 - December 6, 2008
Transformer's 6th Annual DC Artist Solo Exhibition presents the work of Nilay Lawson in her first solo exhibition.
Artist Talk: November 8, 2008, 2pm
EXHIBITION HOURS: Wednesday - Saturday, 1-7 pm & by appointment
Questioning whether or not her artistic endeavors only truly exist in the conceptual form, when a project can actually be considered "finished", and if the objects she creates are merely remainders of larger artistic production - Nilay's painting, drawings, and mixed media installations featured in If You Didn't Know What This Was, Would You Know What This Is? document her obsessive consideration of objects and belongings used, consumed, and often discarded. Nilay stages artistic interventions throughout Transformer's project space to explore the seemingly banal issues of daily life and their broader implications on her art-making processes. About this exhibition, Nilay states, "It compiles many endeavors I have approached to date as an artist. I'm releasing the evidence of my art experiences."
www.transformergallery.org
1404 P Street NW
Washington, DC 20005
202-483-1102
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