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Transformer
Artist-centered, nonprofit visual arts organization based in DC - advancing emerging artists within local, national, & international contexts.
Transformer is honored to present "What Remains," the second presentation of a two-part exhibition by DC based artist Noël Kassewitz. @noelkassewitzart
**EXTENDED THROUGH JULY 4**
Beginning with "Lost in the Flood" at Transformer's Siren Arts program space in Asbury Park, NJ, the first exhibition anchored Kassewitz's kinetic "A(c)qua Alta" series to the tide changes of the Jersey Shore and the history of Asbury Park. With her exhibition "What Remains" at Transformer, Kassewitz continues tracking the ebb and flow of tidal forces, with a focus on DMV area terrain shifts, from coastal memory to national identity.
JOIN US FOR OPENING DAY THIS SATURDAY!!
Saturday, May 9
Community Open House: 12 - 6 PM
Artist Talk with Noël Kassewitz: 1 - 2PM
A multi-time grant winning artist with works held in several public collections, Noël Kassewitz (b. Miami, Florida) has presented artist talks at the Smithsonian Hirshhorn Museum and National Gallery of Art. In 2024, she was named an inaugural Environmental Justice Fellow with Social Arts & Culture in partnership with the Aspen Institute.
LEARN MORE! Click the link in bio!
Transformer is honored to present "What Remains," the second presentation of a two-part exhibition by DC based artist Noël Kassewitz. @noelkassewitzart
**EXTENDED THROUGH JULY 4**
Beginning with "Lost in the Flood" at Transformer's Siren Arts program space in Asbury Park, NJ, the first exhibition anchored Kassewitz's kinetic "A(c)qua Alta" series to the tide changes of the Jersey Shore and the history of Asbury Park. With her exhibition "What Remains" at Transformer, Kassewitz continues tracking the ebb and flow of tidal forces, with a focus on DMV area terrain shifts, from coastal memory to national identity.
JOIN US FOR OPENING DAY THIS SATURDAY!!
Saturday, May 9
Community Open House: 12 - 6 PM
Artist Talk with Noël Kassewitz: 1 - 2PM
A multi-time grant winning artist with works held in several public collections, Noël Kassewitz (b. Miami, Florida) has presented artist talks at the Smithsonian Hirshhorn Museum and National Gallery of Art. In 2024, she was named an inaugural Environmental Justice Fellow with Social Arts & Culture in partnership with the Aspen Institute.
LEARN MORE! Click the link in bio!
Transformer is honored to present "What Remains," the second presentation of a two-part exhibition by DC based artist Noël Kassewitz. @noelkassewitzart
**EXTENDED THROUGH JULY 4**
Beginning with "Lost in the Flood" at Transformer's Siren Arts program space in Asbury Park, NJ, the first exhibition anchored Kassewitz's kinetic "A(c)qua Alta" series to the tide changes of the Jersey Shore and the history of Asbury Park. With her exhibition "What Remains" at Transformer, Kassewitz continues tracking the ebb and flow of tidal forces, with a focus on DMV area terrain shifts, from coastal memory to national identity.
JOIN US FOR OPENING DAY THIS SATURDAY!!
Saturday, May 9
Community Open House: 12 - 6 PM
Artist Talk with Noël Kassewitz: 1 - 2PM
A multi-time grant winning artist with works held in several public collections, Noël Kassewitz (b. Miami, Florida) has presented artist talks at the Smithsonian Hirshhorn Museum and National Gallery of Art. In 2024, she was named an inaugural Environmental Justice Fellow with Social Arts & Culture in partnership with the Aspen Institute.
LEARN MORE! Click the link in bio!
Transformer continues its exhibition partnership with the LINE DC @thelinehotel to present a compelling new body of work bringing together two interconnected photographic series, "Icons and Flow." @jac_re_dc @rasphotocontact
"Icons," developed through a collaboration between creative director John Coplen and photographer Rachel A Sale, reimagines culturally iconic images through the reversal of gender - not as imitation, but as disruption. In parallel, "Flow," created by Rachel A Sale, centers on women who embody resilience not as an abstract ideal, but as a daily, lived practice.
Together, Icons & Flow expands the conversation around the body: not as something to be redefined or disrupted, but as a site of endurance, awareness, and lived truth.
JOIN US!
Meet the Artists Reception
Thurs. April 23, 6 - 8PM
G Level Lobby of the LINE DC
Lite bites and beverages provided!
Images:
Icons
Rachel A Sale & John Coplen, “Marilyn Monroe,” 2013, 40x40”, High-gloss, modern metal print with silver floating frame
Rachel A Sale & John Coplen, “Diana Ross,” 2013, 35x55”, High-gloss, modern metal print with silver floating frame
Flow
Rachel A Sale, (clockwise starting from top left) “Flow 13, 14, 12, 9,” 16x20, 20x20, 16x24, 16x20, High-gloss, modern metal print with silver floating frame
Transformer continues its exhibition partnership with the LINE DC @thelinehotel to present a compelling new body of work bringing together two interconnected photographic series, "Icons and Flow." @jac_re_dc @rasphotocontact
"Icons," developed through a collaboration between creative director John Coplen and photographer Rachel A Sale, reimagines culturally iconic images through the reversal of gender - not as imitation, but as disruption. In parallel, "Flow," created by Rachel A Sale, centers on women who embody resilience not as an abstract ideal, but as a daily, lived practice.
Together, Icons & Flow expands the conversation around the body: not as something to be redefined or disrupted, but as a site of endurance, awareness, and lived truth.
JOIN US!
Meet the Artists Reception
Thurs. April 23, 6 - 8PM
G Level Lobby of the LINE DC
Lite bites and beverages provided!
Images:
Icons
Rachel A Sale & John Coplen, “Marilyn Monroe,” 2013, 40x40”, High-gloss, modern metal print with silver floating frame
Rachel A Sale & John Coplen, “Diana Ross,” 2013, 35x55”, High-gloss, modern metal print with silver floating frame
Flow
Rachel A Sale, (clockwise starting from top left) “Flow 13, 14, 12, 9,” 16x20, 20x20, 16x24, 16x20, High-gloss, modern metal print with silver floating frame
Transformer continues its exhibition partnership with the LINE DC @thelinehotel to present a compelling new body of work bringing together two interconnected photographic series, "Icons and Flow." @jac_re_dc @rasphotocontact
"Icons," developed through a collaboration between creative director John Coplen and photographer Rachel A Sale, reimagines culturally iconic images through the reversal of gender - not as imitation, but as disruption. In parallel, "Flow," created by Rachel A Sale, centers on women who embody resilience not as an abstract ideal, but as a daily, lived practice.
Together, Icons & Flow expands the conversation around the body: not as something to be redefined or disrupted, but as a site of endurance, awareness, and lived truth.
JOIN US!
Meet the Artists Reception
Thurs. April 23, 6 - 8PM
G Level Lobby of the LINE DC
Lite bites and beverages provided!
Images:
Icons
Rachel A Sale & John Coplen, “Marilyn Monroe,” 2013, 40x40”, High-gloss, modern metal print with silver floating frame
Rachel A Sale & John Coplen, “Diana Ross,” 2013, 35x55”, High-gloss, modern metal print with silver floating frame
Flow
Rachel A Sale, (clockwise starting from top left) “Flow 13, 14, 12, 9,” 16x20, 20x20, 16x24, 16x20, High-gloss, modern metal print with silver floating frame
Transformer continues its exhibition partnership with the LINE DC @thelinehotel to present a compelling new body of work bringing together two interconnected photographic series, "Icons and Flow." @jac_re_dc @rasphotocontact
"Icons," developed through a collaboration between creative director John Coplen and photographer Rachel A Sale, reimagines culturally iconic images through the reversal of gender - not as imitation, but as disruption. In parallel, "Flow," created by Rachel A Sale, centers on women who embody resilience not as an abstract ideal, but as a daily, lived practice.
Together, Icons & Flow expands the conversation around the body: not as something to be redefined or disrupted, but as a site of endurance, awareness, and lived truth.
JOIN US!
Meet the Artists Reception
Thurs. April 23, 6 - 8PM
G Level Lobby of the LINE DC
Lite bites and beverages provided!
Images:
Icons
Rachel A Sale & John Coplen, “Marilyn Monroe,” 2013, 40x40”, High-gloss, modern metal print with silver floating frame
Rachel A Sale & John Coplen, “Diana Ross,” 2013, 35x55”, High-gloss, modern metal print with silver floating frame
Flow
Rachel A Sale, (clockwise starting from top left) “Flow 13, 14, 12, 9,” 16x20, 20x20, 16x24, 16x20, High-gloss, modern metal print with silver floating frame
Collector's View is BACK! Tickets on sale now!
Transformer’s 2026 Collector’s View series marks the 19th year of this annual spring program that shares the private collections of an exclusive selection of DC’s most prominent collectors!
Thursday Evenings, 6 - 8 PM
April 30 – May 28, 2026
Taking place via intimate, Thursday evening cocktail receptions in collector's homes, our Hosts will share insider perspectives with attendees on their motivations, interests, and passions in collecting art. In addition to viewing each of our Hosts unique art collections, this special series will highlight our Hosts’ reflections & insights on their relationship with artists, galleries, art spaces, and museums.
Series subscriptions and Individual View ticket purchases of this innovative program advances Transformer in cultivating new audiences, builds & deepen relationships within our arts community, and propels Transformer’s mission to further support artists. Join us!
ADVANCE REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED! - Click the link in bio to secure your tickets today!
$75 / Individual View tickets
$350 / Full Series Subscription
Transformer is offering a special discount package of $350 + a special Bonus View on Saturday, May 16.
Light fair and libations will be served at each View.
THANK YOU to our amazing sponsors for supporting this year's series: @ttrsir @jdirelanddesign @fowlkesstudio @sightlineart @studiosarchitecture
📸 @grhoads.photo
Collector's View is BACK! Tickets on sale now!
Transformer’s 2026 Collector’s View series marks the 19th year of this annual spring program that shares the private collections of an exclusive selection of DC’s most prominent collectors!
Thursday Evenings, 6 - 8 PM
April 30 – May 28, 2026
Taking place via intimate, Thursday evening cocktail receptions in collector's homes, our Hosts will share insider perspectives with attendees on their motivations, interests, and passions in collecting art. In addition to viewing each of our Hosts unique art collections, this special series will highlight our Hosts’ reflections & insights on their relationship with artists, galleries, art spaces, and museums.
Series subscriptions and Individual View ticket purchases of this innovative program advances Transformer in cultivating new audiences, builds & deepen relationships within our arts community, and propels Transformer’s mission to further support artists. Join us!
ADVANCE REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED! - Click the link in bio to secure your tickets today!
$75 / Individual View tickets
$350 / Full Series Subscription
Transformer is offering a special discount package of $350 + a special Bonus View on Saturday, May 16.
Light fair and libations will be served at each View.
THANK YOU to our amazing sponsors for supporting this year's series: @ttrsir @jdirelanddesign @fowlkesstudio @sightlineart @studiosarchitecture
📸 @grhoads.photo
Collector's View is BACK! Tickets on sale now!
Transformer’s 2026 Collector’s View series marks the 19th year of this annual spring program that shares the private collections of an exclusive selection of DC’s most prominent collectors!
Thursday Evenings, 6 - 8 PM
April 30 – May 28, 2026
Taking place via intimate, Thursday evening cocktail receptions in collector's homes, our Hosts will share insider perspectives with attendees on their motivations, interests, and passions in collecting art. In addition to viewing each of our Hosts unique art collections, this special series will highlight our Hosts’ reflections & insights on their relationship with artists, galleries, art spaces, and museums.
Series subscriptions and Individual View ticket purchases of this innovative program advances Transformer in cultivating new audiences, builds & deepen relationships within our arts community, and propels Transformer’s mission to further support artists. Join us!
ADVANCE REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED! - Click the link in bio to secure your tickets today!
$75 / Individual View tickets
$350 / Full Series Subscription
Transformer is offering a special discount package of $350 + a special Bonus View on Saturday, May 16.
Light fair and libations will be served at each View.
THANK YOU to our amazing sponsors for supporting this year's series: @ttrsir @jdirelanddesign @fowlkesstudio @sightlineart @studiosarchitecture
📸 @grhoads.photo
Collector's View is BACK! Tickets on sale now!
Transformer’s 2026 Collector’s View series marks the 19th year of this annual spring program that shares the private collections of an exclusive selection of DC’s most prominent collectors!
Thursday Evenings, 6 - 8 PM
April 30 – May 28, 2026
Taking place via intimate, Thursday evening cocktail receptions in collector's homes, our Hosts will share insider perspectives with attendees on their motivations, interests, and passions in collecting art. In addition to viewing each of our Hosts unique art collections, this special series will highlight our Hosts’ reflections & insights on their relationship with artists, galleries, art spaces, and museums.
Series subscriptions and Individual View ticket purchases of this innovative program advances Transformer in cultivating new audiences, builds & deepen relationships within our arts community, and propels Transformer’s mission to further support artists. Join us!
ADVANCE REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED! - Click the link in bio to secure your tickets today!
$75 / Individual View tickets
$350 / Full Series Subscription
Transformer is offering a special discount package of $350 + a special Bonus View on Saturday, May 16.
Light fair and libations will be served at each View.
THANK YOU to our amazing sponsors for supporting this year's series: @ttrsir @jdirelanddesign @fowlkesstudio @sightlineart @studiosarchitecture
📸 @grhoads.photo
Collector's View is BACK! Tickets on sale now!
Transformer’s 2026 Collector’s View series marks the 19th year of this annual spring program that shares the private collections of an exclusive selection of DC’s most prominent collectors!
Thursday Evenings, 6 - 8 PM
April 30 – May 28, 2026
Taking place via intimate, Thursday evening cocktail receptions in collector's homes, our Hosts will share insider perspectives with attendees on their motivations, interests, and passions in collecting art. In addition to viewing each of our Hosts unique art collections, this special series will highlight our Hosts’ reflections & insights on their relationship with artists, galleries, art spaces, and museums.
Series subscriptions and Individual View ticket purchases of this innovative program advances Transformer in cultivating new audiences, builds & deepen relationships within our arts community, and propels Transformer’s mission to further support artists. Join us!
ADVANCE REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED! - Click the link in bio to secure your tickets today!
$75 / Individual View tickets
$350 / Full Series Subscription
Transformer is offering a special discount package of $350 + a special Bonus View on Saturday, May 16.
Light fair and libations will be served at each View.
THANK YOU to our amazing sponsors for supporting this year's series: @ttrsir @jdirelanddesign @fowlkesstudio @sightlineart @studiosarchitecture
📸 @grhoads.photo
Whether you stay in the city or head out to this beach this Memorial Day weekend, visit Transformer's two exhibitions by DC based artist Noël Kassewitz!@noelkassewitzart
"What Remains" presented at Transformer in DC and "Lost in the Flood" at Siren Arts in Asbury Park, NJ feature Kassewitz’s "A(c)qua Alta" series with the paintings tethered to live NOAA tidal data, rising and falling in real time with nearby water levels.
Drawing upon her ocean-based upbringing and background in art conservation, Noël Kassewitz creates works that feel at once like wistful shrines and research laboratories, adapting materials into resilient forms for uncertain futures. Working across painting, sculpture, installation, and performance, she erodes the boundaries between disciplines to examine both the endurance and fragility of cultural memory in the face of rising environmental, social, and political pressures.
"Like the ebb and flow of tides, the rise and fall of civilization underlies What Remains, which lands in DC on the 250th anniversary of the United States of America. For the occasion, Kassewitz has orchestrated a provocative series of mixed media allegories. At once steeped in personal memory and collective mythology, the imagery blends classical fragments with everyday items to disturbing effect." - Sarah Tanguy, DC Arts Writer @sarahtanguyart
GALLERY HOURS:
"What Remains" - Transformer, 1404 P St NW DC
Weds - Sat, 12 - 6 PM through July 4, 2026
"Lost in the Flood" - Siren Arts at the Asbury Ocean Club - 4th Ave & Kingsley St, Asbury Park, NJ
Fri & Sat, 12 - 6 pm through June 6, 2026
Learn more about each exhibition by clicking the link in bio.
Photos of "Lost in the Flood" by @srsphotography
Photos of "What Remains" by @meii_mat
Whether you stay in the city or head out to this beach this Memorial Day weekend, visit Transformer's two exhibitions by DC based artist Noël Kassewitz!@noelkassewitzart
"What Remains" presented at Transformer in DC and "Lost in the Flood" at Siren Arts in Asbury Park, NJ feature Kassewitz’s "A(c)qua Alta" series with the paintings tethered to live NOAA tidal data, rising and falling in real time with nearby water levels.
Drawing upon her ocean-based upbringing and background in art conservation, Noël Kassewitz creates works that feel at once like wistful shrines and research laboratories, adapting materials into resilient forms for uncertain futures. Working across painting, sculpture, installation, and performance, she erodes the boundaries between disciplines to examine both the endurance and fragility of cultural memory in the face of rising environmental, social, and political pressures.
"Like the ebb and flow of tides, the rise and fall of civilization underlies What Remains, which lands in DC on the 250th anniversary of the United States of America. For the occasion, Kassewitz has orchestrated a provocative series of mixed media allegories. At once steeped in personal memory and collective mythology, the imagery blends classical fragments with everyday items to disturbing effect." - Sarah Tanguy, DC Arts Writer @sarahtanguyart
GALLERY HOURS:
"What Remains" - Transformer, 1404 P St NW DC
Weds - Sat, 12 - 6 PM through July 4, 2026
"Lost in the Flood" - Siren Arts at the Asbury Ocean Club - 4th Ave & Kingsley St, Asbury Park, NJ
Fri & Sat, 12 - 6 pm through June 6, 2026
Learn more about each exhibition by clicking the link in bio.
Photos of "Lost in the Flood" by @srsphotography
Photos of "What Remains" by @meii_mat
Whether you stay in the city or head out to this beach this Memorial Day weekend, visit Transformer's two exhibitions by DC based artist Noël Kassewitz!@noelkassewitzart
"What Remains" presented at Transformer in DC and "Lost in the Flood" at Siren Arts in Asbury Park, NJ feature Kassewitz’s "A(c)qua Alta" series with the paintings tethered to live NOAA tidal data, rising and falling in real time with nearby water levels.
Drawing upon her ocean-based upbringing and background in art conservation, Noël Kassewitz creates works that feel at once like wistful shrines and research laboratories, adapting materials into resilient forms for uncertain futures. Working across painting, sculpture, installation, and performance, she erodes the boundaries between disciplines to examine both the endurance and fragility of cultural memory in the face of rising environmental, social, and political pressures.
"Like the ebb and flow of tides, the rise and fall of civilization underlies What Remains, which lands in DC on the 250th anniversary of the United States of America. For the occasion, Kassewitz has orchestrated a provocative series of mixed media allegories. At once steeped in personal memory and collective mythology, the imagery blends classical fragments with everyday items to disturbing effect." - Sarah Tanguy, DC Arts Writer @sarahtanguyart
GALLERY HOURS:
"What Remains" - Transformer, 1404 P St NW DC
Weds - Sat, 12 - 6 PM through July 4, 2026
"Lost in the Flood" - Siren Arts at the Asbury Ocean Club - 4th Ave & Kingsley St, Asbury Park, NJ
Fri & Sat, 12 - 6 pm through June 6, 2026
Learn more about each exhibition by clicking the link in bio.
Photos of "Lost in the Flood" by @srsphotography
Photos of "What Remains" by @meii_mat
Whether you stay in the city or head out to this beach this Memorial Day weekend, visit Transformer's two exhibitions by DC based artist Noël Kassewitz!@noelkassewitzart
"What Remains" presented at Transformer in DC and "Lost in the Flood" at Siren Arts in Asbury Park, NJ feature Kassewitz’s "A(c)qua Alta" series with the paintings tethered to live NOAA tidal data, rising and falling in real time with nearby water levels.
Drawing upon her ocean-based upbringing and background in art conservation, Noël Kassewitz creates works that feel at once like wistful shrines and research laboratories, adapting materials into resilient forms for uncertain futures. Working across painting, sculpture, installation, and performance, she erodes the boundaries between disciplines to examine both the endurance and fragility of cultural memory in the face of rising environmental, social, and political pressures.
"Like the ebb and flow of tides, the rise and fall of civilization underlies What Remains, which lands in DC on the 250th anniversary of the United States of America. For the occasion, Kassewitz has orchestrated a provocative series of mixed media allegories. At once steeped in personal memory and collective mythology, the imagery blends classical fragments with everyday items to disturbing effect." - Sarah Tanguy, DC Arts Writer @sarahtanguyart
GALLERY HOURS:
"What Remains" - Transformer, 1404 P St NW DC
Weds - Sat, 12 - 6 PM through July 4, 2026
"Lost in the Flood" - Siren Arts at the Asbury Ocean Club - 4th Ave & Kingsley St, Asbury Park, NJ
Fri & Sat, 12 - 6 pm through June 6, 2026
Learn more about each exhibition by clicking the link in bio.
Photos of "Lost in the Flood" by @srsphotography
Photos of "What Remains" by @meii_mat
Whether you stay in the city or head out to this beach this Memorial Day weekend, visit Transformer's two exhibitions by DC based artist Noël Kassewitz!@noelkassewitzart
"What Remains" presented at Transformer in DC and "Lost in the Flood" at Siren Arts in Asbury Park, NJ feature Kassewitz’s "A(c)qua Alta" series with the paintings tethered to live NOAA tidal data, rising and falling in real time with nearby water levels.
Drawing upon her ocean-based upbringing and background in art conservation, Noël Kassewitz creates works that feel at once like wistful shrines and research laboratories, adapting materials into resilient forms for uncertain futures. Working across painting, sculpture, installation, and performance, she erodes the boundaries between disciplines to examine both the endurance and fragility of cultural memory in the face of rising environmental, social, and political pressures.
"Like the ebb and flow of tides, the rise and fall of civilization underlies What Remains, which lands in DC on the 250th anniversary of the United States of America. For the occasion, Kassewitz has orchestrated a provocative series of mixed media allegories. At once steeped in personal memory and collective mythology, the imagery blends classical fragments with everyday items to disturbing effect." - Sarah Tanguy, DC Arts Writer @sarahtanguyart
GALLERY HOURS:
"What Remains" - Transformer, 1404 P St NW DC
Weds - Sat, 12 - 6 PM through July 4, 2026
"Lost in the Flood" - Siren Arts at the Asbury Ocean Club - 4th Ave & Kingsley St, Asbury Park, NJ
Fri & Sat, 12 - 6 pm through June 6, 2026
Learn more about each exhibition by clicking the link in bio.
Photos of "Lost in the Flood" by @srsphotography
Photos of "What Remains" by @meii_mat
Whether you stay in the city or head out to this beach this Memorial Day weekend, visit Transformer's two exhibitions by DC based artist Noël Kassewitz!@noelkassewitzart
"What Remains" presented at Transformer in DC and "Lost in the Flood" at Siren Arts in Asbury Park, NJ feature Kassewitz’s "A(c)qua Alta" series with the paintings tethered to live NOAA tidal data, rising and falling in real time with nearby water levels.
Drawing upon her ocean-based upbringing and background in art conservation, Noël Kassewitz creates works that feel at once like wistful shrines and research laboratories, adapting materials into resilient forms for uncertain futures. Working across painting, sculpture, installation, and performance, she erodes the boundaries between disciplines to examine both the endurance and fragility of cultural memory in the face of rising environmental, social, and political pressures.
"Like the ebb and flow of tides, the rise and fall of civilization underlies What Remains, which lands in DC on the 250th anniversary of the United States of America. For the occasion, Kassewitz has orchestrated a provocative series of mixed media allegories. At once steeped in personal memory and collective mythology, the imagery blends classical fragments with everyday items to disturbing effect." - Sarah Tanguy, DC Arts Writer @sarahtanguyart
GALLERY HOURS:
"What Remains" - Transformer, 1404 P St NW DC
Weds - Sat, 12 - 6 PM through July 4, 2026
"Lost in the Flood" - Siren Arts at the Asbury Ocean Club - 4th Ave & Kingsley St, Asbury Park, NJ
Fri & Sat, 12 - 6 pm through June 6, 2026
Learn more about each exhibition by clicking the link in bio.
Photos of "Lost in the Flood" by @srsphotography
Photos of "What Remains" by @meii_mat
Whether you stay in the city or head out to this beach this Memorial Day weekend, visit Transformer's two exhibitions by DC based artist Noël Kassewitz!@noelkassewitzart
"What Remains" presented at Transformer in DC and "Lost in the Flood" at Siren Arts in Asbury Park, NJ feature Kassewitz’s "A(c)qua Alta" series with the paintings tethered to live NOAA tidal data, rising and falling in real time with nearby water levels.
Drawing upon her ocean-based upbringing and background in art conservation, Noël Kassewitz creates works that feel at once like wistful shrines and research laboratories, adapting materials into resilient forms for uncertain futures. Working across painting, sculpture, installation, and performance, she erodes the boundaries between disciplines to examine both the endurance and fragility of cultural memory in the face of rising environmental, social, and political pressures.
"Like the ebb and flow of tides, the rise and fall of civilization underlies What Remains, which lands in DC on the 250th anniversary of the United States of America. For the occasion, Kassewitz has orchestrated a provocative series of mixed media allegories. At once steeped in personal memory and collective mythology, the imagery blends classical fragments with everyday items to disturbing effect." - Sarah Tanguy, DC Arts Writer @sarahtanguyart
GALLERY HOURS:
"What Remains" - Transformer, 1404 P St NW DC
Weds - Sat, 12 - 6 PM through July 4, 2026
"Lost in the Flood" - Siren Arts at the Asbury Ocean Club - 4th Ave & Kingsley St, Asbury Park, NJ
Fri & Sat, 12 - 6 pm through June 6, 2026
Learn more about each exhibition by clicking the link in bio.
Photos of "Lost in the Flood" by @srsphotography
Photos of "What Remains" by @meii_mat
Whether you stay in the city or head out to this beach this Memorial Day weekend, visit Transformer's two exhibitions by DC based artist Noël Kassewitz!@noelkassewitzart
"What Remains" presented at Transformer in DC and "Lost in the Flood" at Siren Arts in Asbury Park, NJ feature Kassewitz’s "A(c)qua Alta" series with the paintings tethered to live NOAA tidal data, rising and falling in real time with nearby water levels.
Drawing upon her ocean-based upbringing and background in art conservation, Noël Kassewitz creates works that feel at once like wistful shrines and research laboratories, adapting materials into resilient forms for uncertain futures. Working across painting, sculpture, installation, and performance, she erodes the boundaries between disciplines to examine both the endurance and fragility of cultural memory in the face of rising environmental, social, and political pressures.
"Like the ebb and flow of tides, the rise and fall of civilization underlies What Remains, which lands in DC on the 250th anniversary of the United States of America. For the occasion, Kassewitz has orchestrated a provocative series of mixed media allegories. At once steeped in personal memory and collective mythology, the imagery blends classical fragments with everyday items to disturbing effect." - Sarah Tanguy, DC Arts Writer @sarahtanguyart
GALLERY HOURS:
"What Remains" - Transformer, 1404 P St NW DC
Weds - Sat, 12 - 6 PM through July 4, 2026
"Lost in the Flood" - Siren Arts at the Asbury Ocean Club - 4th Ave & Kingsley St, Asbury Park, NJ
Fri & Sat, 12 - 6 pm through June 6, 2026
Learn more about each exhibition by clicking the link in bio.
Photos of "Lost in the Flood" by @srsphotography
Photos of "What Remains" by @meii_mat
Whether you stay in the city or head out to this beach this Memorial Day weekend, visit Transformer's two exhibitions by DC based artist Noël Kassewitz!@noelkassewitzart
"What Remains" presented at Transformer in DC and "Lost in the Flood" at Siren Arts in Asbury Park, NJ feature Kassewitz’s "A(c)qua Alta" series with the paintings tethered to live NOAA tidal data, rising and falling in real time with nearby water levels.
Drawing upon her ocean-based upbringing and background in art conservation, Noël Kassewitz creates works that feel at once like wistful shrines and research laboratories, adapting materials into resilient forms for uncertain futures. Working across painting, sculpture, installation, and performance, she erodes the boundaries between disciplines to examine both the endurance and fragility of cultural memory in the face of rising environmental, social, and political pressures.
"Like the ebb and flow of tides, the rise and fall of civilization underlies What Remains, which lands in DC on the 250th anniversary of the United States of America. For the occasion, Kassewitz has orchestrated a provocative series of mixed media allegories. At once steeped in personal memory and collective mythology, the imagery blends classical fragments with everyday items to disturbing effect." - Sarah Tanguy, DC Arts Writer @sarahtanguyart
GALLERY HOURS:
"What Remains" - Transformer, 1404 P St NW DC
Weds - Sat, 12 - 6 PM through July 4, 2026
"Lost in the Flood" - Siren Arts at the Asbury Ocean Club - 4th Ave & Kingsley St, Asbury Park, NJ
Fri & Sat, 12 - 6 pm through June 6, 2026
Learn more about each exhibition by clicking the link in bio.
Photos of "Lost in the Flood" by @srsphotography
Photos of "What Remains" by @meii_mat
Whether you stay in the city or head out to this beach this Memorial Day weekend, visit Transformer's two exhibitions by DC based artist Noël Kassewitz!@noelkassewitzart
"What Remains" presented at Transformer in DC and "Lost in the Flood" at Siren Arts in Asbury Park, NJ feature Kassewitz’s "A(c)qua Alta" series with the paintings tethered to live NOAA tidal data, rising and falling in real time with nearby water levels.
Drawing upon her ocean-based upbringing and background in art conservation, Noël Kassewitz creates works that feel at once like wistful shrines and research laboratories, adapting materials into resilient forms for uncertain futures. Working across painting, sculpture, installation, and performance, she erodes the boundaries between disciplines to examine both the endurance and fragility of cultural memory in the face of rising environmental, social, and political pressures.
"Like the ebb and flow of tides, the rise and fall of civilization underlies What Remains, which lands in DC on the 250th anniversary of the United States of America. For the occasion, Kassewitz has orchestrated a provocative series of mixed media allegories. At once steeped in personal memory and collective mythology, the imagery blends classical fragments with everyday items to disturbing effect." - Sarah Tanguy, DC Arts Writer @sarahtanguyart
GALLERY HOURS:
"What Remains" - Transformer, 1404 P St NW DC
Weds - Sat, 12 - 6 PM through July 4, 2026
"Lost in the Flood" - Siren Arts at the Asbury Ocean Club - 4th Ave & Kingsley St, Asbury Park, NJ
Fri & Sat, 12 - 6 pm through June 6, 2026
Learn more about each exhibition by clicking the link in bio.
Photos of "Lost in the Flood" by @srsphotography
Photos of "What Remains" by @meii_mat
Thank you to all who have joined us for Transformer’s annual Collector's View series so far - it’s been a blast!
Although we are sold out for the View this Thursday, tickets are still available for nextThursday, May 28 at the residence of Lauren & Nando Silva-Pinto in Potomac, MD. Their vast contemporary collection is reflective of their careers as international journalists and a shared passion for art that began in childhood.
Click the link in bio to purchase tickets!
📸: 1. @ktsimonian / 2-9 Curtesy of Transformer
Thank you to all who have joined us for Transformer’s annual Collector's View series so far - it’s been a blast!
Although we are sold out for the View this Thursday, tickets are still available for nextThursday, May 28 at the residence of Lauren & Nando Silva-Pinto in Potomac, MD. Their vast contemporary collection is reflective of their careers as international journalists and a shared passion for art that began in childhood.
Click the link in bio to purchase tickets!
📸: 1. @ktsimonian / 2-9 Curtesy of Transformer
Thank you to all who have joined us for Transformer’s annual Collector's View series so far - it’s been a blast!
Although we are sold out for the View this Thursday, tickets are still available for nextThursday, May 28 at the residence of Lauren & Nando Silva-Pinto in Potomac, MD. Their vast contemporary collection is reflective of their careers as international journalists and a shared passion for art that began in childhood.
Click the link in bio to purchase tickets!
📸: 1. @ktsimonian / 2-9 Curtesy of Transformer
Thank you to all who have joined us for Transformer’s annual Collector's View series so far - it’s been a blast!
Although we are sold out for the View this Thursday, tickets are still available for nextThursday, May 28 at the residence of Lauren & Nando Silva-Pinto in Potomac, MD. Their vast contemporary collection is reflective of their careers as international journalists and a shared passion for art that began in childhood.
Click the link in bio to purchase tickets!
📸: 1. @ktsimonian / 2-9 Curtesy of Transformer
Thank you to all who have joined us for Transformer’s annual Collector's View series so far - it’s been a blast!
Although we are sold out for the View this Thursday, tickets are still available for nextThursday, May 28 at the residence of Lauren & Nando Silva-Pinto in Potomac, MD. Their vast contemporary collection is reflective of their careers as international journalists and a shared passion for art that began in childhood.
Click the link in bio to purchase tickets!
📸: 1. @ktsimonian / 2-9 Curtesy of Transformer
Thank you to all who have joined us for Transformer’s annual Collector's View series so far - it’s been a blast!
Although we are sold out for the View this Thursday, tickets are still available for nextThursday, May 28 at the residence of Lauren & Nando Silva-Pinto in Potomac, MD. Their vast contemporary collection is reflective of their careers as international journalists and a shared passion for art that began in childhood.
Click the link in bio to purchase tickets!
📸: 1. @ktsimonian / 2-9 Curtesy of Transformer
Thank you to all who have joined us for Transformer’s annual Collector's View series so far - it’s been a blast!
Although we are sold out for the View this Thursday, tickets are still available for nextThursday, May 28 at the residence of Lauren & Nando Silva-Pinto in Potomac, MD. Their vast contemporary collection is reflective of their careers as international journalists and a shared passion for art that began in childhood.
Click the link in bio to purchase tickets!
📸: 1. @ktsimonian / 2-9 Curtesy of Transformer
Thank you to all who have joined us for Transformer’s annual Collector's View series so far - it’s been a blast!
Although we are sold out for the View this Thursday, tickets are still available for nextThursday, May 28 at the residence of Lauren & Nando Silva-Pinto in Potomac, MD. Their vast contemporary collection is reflective of their careers as international journalists and a shared passion for art that began in childhood.
Click the link in bio to purchase tickets!
📸: 1. @ktsimonian / 2-9 Curtesy of Transformer
Thank you to all who have joined us for Transformer’s annual Collector's View series so far - it’s been a blast!
Although we are sold out for the View this Thursday, tickets are still available for nextThursday, May 28 at the residence of Lauren & Nando Silva-Pinto in Potomac, MD. Their vast contemporary collection is reflective of their careers as international journalists and a shared passion for art that began in childhood.
Click the link in bio to purchase tickets!
📸: 1. @ktsimonian / 2-9 Curtesy of Transformer
Happy #FlatFileFriday! Each week Transformer highlights an artist and their work available for sale from our ever growing & evolving FlatFile program. Swipe to view paintings by artist Violet Lee @violetleestudio!
Violet Lee studied at the Maryland Institute College of Art in Baltimore, Maryland and trained in a Yoga Teacher Training from MindBody Centering Yoga in Durham, North Carolina. She creates embodied work that is informed by the process of living.
Click the link in bio to purchase Lee's available work!
Image Credits:
Lee, “Atmospheric,” 2022 (Detail View)
Lee, "Buoyancy," 2022
Lee, “A Subtle Body,” 2022
Lee, "Worlds," 2021
Lee, “Layered Windows,” 2022
Happy #FlatFileFriday! Each week Transformer highlights an artist and their work available for sale from our ever growing & evolving FlatFile program. Swipe to view paintings by artist Violet Lee @violetleestudio!
Violet Lee studied at the Maryland Institute College of Art in Baltimore, Maryland and trained in a Yoga Teacher Training from MindBody Centering Yoga in Durham, North Carolina. She creates embodied work that is informed by the process of living.
Click the link in bio to purchase Lee's available work!
Image Credits:
Lee, “Atmospheric,” 2022 (Detail View)
Lee, "Buoyancy," 2022
Lee, “A Subtle Body,” 2022
Lee, "Worlds," 2021
Lee, “Layered Windows,” 2022
Happy #FlatFileFriday! Each week Transformer highlights an artist and their work available for sale from our ever growing & evolving FlatFile program. Swipe to view paintings by artist Violet Lee @violetleestudio!
Violet Lee studied at the Maryland Institute College of Art in Baltimore, Maryland and trained in a Yoga Teacher Training from MindBody Centering Yoga in Durham, North Carolina. She creates embodied work that is informed by the process of living.
Click the link in bio to purchase Lee's available work!
Image Credits:
Lee, “Atmospheric,” 2022 (Detail View)
Lee, "Buoyancy," 2022
Lee, “A Subtle Body,” 2022
Lee, "Worlds," 2021
Lee, “Layered Windows,” 2022
Happy #FlatFileFriday! Each week Transformer highlights an artist and their work available for sale from our ever growing & evolving FlatFile program. Swipe to view paintings by artist Violet Lee @violetleestudio!
Violet Lee studied at the Maryland Institute College of Art in Baltimore, Maryland and trained in a Yoga Teacher Training from MindBody Centering Yoga in Durham, North Carolina. She creates embodied work that is informed by the process of living.
Click the link in bio to purchase Lee's available work!
Image Credits:
Lee, “Atmospheric,” 2022 (Detail View)
Lee, "Buoyancy," 2022
Lee, “A Subtle Body,” 2022
Lee, "Worlds," 2021
Lee, “Layered Windows,” 2022
Happy #FlatFileFriday! Each week Transformer highlights an artist and their work available for sale from our ever growing & evolving FlatFile program. Swipe to view paintings by artist Violet Lee @violetleestudio!
Violet Lee studied at the Maryland Institute College of Art in Baltimore, Maryland and trained in a Yoga Teacher Training from MindBody Centering Yoga in Durham, North Carolina. She creates embodied work that is informed by the process of living.
Click the link in bio to purchase Lee's available work!
Image Credits:
Lee, “Atmospheric,” 2022 (Detail View)
Lee, "Buoyancy," 2022
Lee, “A Subtle Body,” 2022
Lee, "Worlds," 2021
Lee, “Layered Windows,” 2022
Thank you to all of those who celebrated the opening of “What Remains,” a multi-media exhibition by DC based artist Noël Kassewitz last weekend! Now open during gallery hours today through June 20. Don’t miss out! @noelkassewitzart
GALLERY HOURS:
Weds - Sat, 12pm - 6pm
“What Remains” is the second presentation of a two-part exhibition by DC based artist Noël Kassewitz. Beginning with “Lost in the Flood” at Transformer’s Siren Arts program space in Asbury Park, NJ, the first exhibition anchored Kassewitz’s kinetic “A(c)qua Alta” series to the tide changes of the Jersey Shore and the history of Asbury Park. With her exhibition “What Remains” at Transformer, Kassewitz continues tracking the ebb and flow of tidal forces, with a focus on DMV area terrain shifts, from coastal memory to national identity.
Learn more by clicking our link in bio!
Join us for the closing reception of "A Distinct Terroir," an exhibition in partnership with the Friendship Heights Alliance showcasing a bounty of artists and creative styles from the DC area through the lens of our FlatFile collection. @friendshipheightsalliance
CLOSING RECEPTION:
📆 Wednesday, May 20
🕐️ 5PM - 7PM
📍Pavillion Pop-Up at The Heights Lobby
‘Terroir’ refers to the set of factors that influence the unique character growth of a subject, including all the environmental factors that morph its characteristics and quality. It’s a holistic concept that considers not just the environment and climate, but also the topography, biodiversity, and human impact on a region. The DMV’s terroir, from its political importance to its Mid-Atlantic and Appalachian landscape, to its rich immigrant community, inspires each artist in a different way, making our local artists’ work distinctly topical.
Throughout the run of the A Distinct Terroir, Transformer has presented artist-led community programming, engaging audiences with Wednesday evening artist conversations, and through hands-on, interactive workshops presented monthly on Saturdays. These will included workshops on printmaking, mixed-media collage, and more that engaged audiences of all ages in the creation of their own artworks.
Click in the link in bio to learn more about " A Distinct Terroir" and to purchase FlatFile artwork!
Photos by Albert Ting @pootieting
Join us for the closing reception of "A Distinct Terroir," an exhibition in partnership with the Friendship Heights Alliance showcasing a bounty of artists and creative styles from the DC area through the lens of our FlatFile collection. @friendshipheightsalliance
CLOSING RECEPTION:
📆 Wednesday, May 20
🕐️ 5PM - 7PM
📍Pavillion Pop-Up at The Heights Lobby
‘Terroir’ refers to the set of factors that influence the unique character growth of a subject, including all the environmental factors that morph its characteristics and quality. It’s a holistic concept that considers not just the environment and climate, but also the topography, biodiversity, and human impact on a region. The DMV’s terroir, from its political importance to its Mid-Atlantic and Appalachian landscape, to its rich immigrant community, inspires each artist in a different way, making our local artists’ work distinctly topical.
Throughout the run of the A Distinct Terroir, Transformer has presented artist-led community programming, engaging audiences with Wednesday evening artist conversations, and through hands-on, interactive workshops presented monthly on Saturdays. These will included workshops on printmaking, mixed-media collage, and more that engaged audiences of all ages in the creation of their own artworks.
Click in the link in bio to learn more about " A Distinct Terroir" and to purchase FlatFile artwork!
Photos by Albert Ting @pootieting
Join us for the closing reception of "A Distinct Terroir," an exhibition in partnership with the Friendship Heights Alliance showcasing a bounty of artists and creative styles from the DC area through the lens of our FlatFile collection. @friendshipheightsalliance
CLOSING RECEPTION:
📆 Wednesday, May 20
🕐️ 5PM - 7PM
📍Pavillion Pop-Up at The Heights Lobby
‘Terroir’ refers to the set of factors that influence the unique character growth of a subject, including all the environmental factors that morph its characteristics and quality. It’s a holistic concept that considers not just the environment and climate, but also the topography, biodiversity, and human impact on a region. The DMV’s terroir, from its political importance to its Mid-Atlantic and Appalachian landscape, to its rich immigrant community, inspires each artist in a different way, making our local artists’ work distinctly topical.
Throughout the run of the A Distinct Terroir, Transformer has presented artist-led community programming, engaging audiences with Wednesday evening artist conversations, and through hands-on, interactive workshops presented monthly on Saturdays. These will included workshops on printmaking, mixed-media collage, and more that engaged audiences of all ages in the creation of their own artworks.
Click in the link in bio to learn more about " A Distinct Terroir" and to purchase FlatFile artwork!
Photos by Albert Ting @pootieting
Join us for the closing reception of "A Distinct Terroir," an exhibition in partnership with the Friendship Heights Alliance showcasing a bounty of artists and creative styles from the DC area through the lens of our FlatFile collection. @friendshipheightsalliance
CLOSING RECEPTION:
📆 Wednesday, May 20
🕐️ 5PM - 7PM
📍Pavillion Pop-Up at The Heights Lobby
‘Terroir’ refers to the set of factors that influence the unique character growth of a subject, including all the environmental factors that morph its characteristics and quality. It’s a holistic concept that considers not just the environment and climate, but also the topography, biodiversity, and human impact on a region. The DMV’s terroir, from its political importance to its Mid-Atlantic and Appalachian landscape, to its rich immigrant community, inspires each artist in a different way, making our local artists’ work distinctly topical.
Throughout the run of the A Distinct Terroir, Transformer has presented artist-led community programming, engaging audiences with Wednesday evening artist conversations, and through hands-on, interactive workshops presented monthly on Saturdays. These will included workshops on printmaking, mixed-media collage, and more that engaged audiences of all ages in the creation of their own artworks.
Click in the link in bio to learn more about " A Distinct Terroir" and to purchase FlatFile artwork!
Photos by Albert Ting @pootieting
Join us for the closing reception of "A Distinct Terroir," an exhibition in partnership with the Friendship Heights Alliance showcasing a bounty of artists and creative styles from the DC area through the lens of our FlatFile collection. @friendshipheightsalliance
CLOSING RECEPTION:
📆 Wednesday, May 20
🕐️ 5PM - 7PM
📍Pavillion Pop-Up at The Heights Lobby
‘Terroir’ refers to the set of factors that influence the unique character growth of a subject, including all the environmental factors that morph its characteristics and quality. It’s a holistic concept that considers not just the environment and climate, but also the topography, biodiversity, and human impact on a region. The DMV’s terroir, from its political importance to its Mid-Atlantic and Appalachian landscape, to its rich immigrant community, inspires each artist in a different way, making our local artists’ work distinctly topical.
Throughout the run of the A Distinct Terroir, Transformer has presented artist-led community programming, engaging audiences with Wednesday evening artist conversations, and through hands-on, interactive workshops presented monthly on Saturdays. These will included workshops on printmaking, mixed-media collage, and more that engaged audiences of all ages in the creation of their own artworks.
Click in the link in bio to learn more about " A Distinct Terroir" and to purchase FlatFile artwork!
Photos by Albert Ting @pootieting
Join us for the closing reception of "A Distinct Terroir," an exhibition in partnership with the Friendship Heights Alliance showcasing a bounty of artists and creative styles from the DC area through the lens of our FlatFile collection. @friendshipheightsalliance
CLOSING RECEPTION:
📆 Wednesday, May 20
🕐️ 5PM - 7PM
📍Pavillion Pop-Up at The Heights Lobby
‘Terroir’ refers to the set of factors that influence the unique character growth of a subject, including all the environmental factors that morph its characteristics and quality. It’s a holistic concept that considers not just the environment and climate, but also the topography, biodiversity, and human impact on a region. The DMV’s terroir, from its political importance to its Mid-Atlantic and Appalachian landscape, to its rich immigrant community, inspires each artist in a different way, making our local artists’ work distinctly topical.
Throughout the run of the A Distinct Terroir, Transformer has presented artist-led community programming, engaging audiences with Wednesday evening artist conversations, and through hands-on, interactive workshops presented monthly on Saturdays. These will included workshops on printmaking, mixed-media collage, and more that engaged audiences of all ages in the creation of their own artworks.
Click in the link in bio to learn more about " A Distinct Terroir" and to purchase FlatFile artwork!
Photos by Albert Ting @pootieting
Join us for the closing reception of "A Distinct Terroir," an exhibition in partnership with the Friendship Heights Alliance showcasing a bounty of artists and creative styles from the DC area through the lens of our FlatFile collection. @friendshipheightsalliance
CLOSING RECEPTION:
📆 Wednesday, May 20
🕐️ 5PM - 7PM
📍Pavillion Pop-Up at The Heights Lobby
‘Terroir’ refers to the set of factors that influence the unique character growth of a subject, including all the environmental factors that morph its characteristics and quality. It’s a holistic concept that considers not just the environment and climate, but also the topography, biodiversity, and human impact on a region. The DMV’s terroir, from its political importance to its Mid-Atlantic and Appalachian landscape, to its rich immigrant community, inspires each artist in a different way, making our local artists’ work distinctly topical.
Throughout the run of the A Distinct Terroir, Transformer has presented artist-led community programming, engaging audiences with Wednesday evening artist conversations, and through hands-on, interactive workshops presented monthly on Saturdays. These will included workshops on printmaking, mixed-media collage, and more that engaged audiences of all ages in the creation of their own artworks.
Click in the link in bio to learn more about " A Distinct Terroir" and to purchase FlatFile artwork!
Photos by Albert Ting @pootieting
Happy #FlatFileFriday! Each week Transformer highlights an artist and their work available for sale from our ever growing & evolving FlatFile program. Swipe to view FlatFile prints by artist Allen Russ🌟 @allenruss_landscapes
Allen Russ is a Washington DC based landscape photographer and exhibiting artist specializing in photographing the natural and built environments.He is a graduate of the University of Arizona with a BFA in Fine Art Photography and has been working commercially since 1998 photographing architecture and landscape architecture. He has exhibited his photography at Edison Place Gallery, The Trust for the National Mall and at the annual art benefit held at Hickok Cole Architects which benefits the Washington Project for the Arts (WPA). His photographs have been published in numerous magazines and have garnered design awards for both landscape architects and architects alike.
Click the link in bio to purchase Russ's available work!
Image Credits:
Russ, “Dendriform,” 2024
Russ, "Vestige," 2024
Russ, “Hold Outs,” 2024
Russ, "Remnants," 2024
Russ, “Tidal Cloak,” 2024
Happy #FlatFileFriday! Each week Transformer highlights an artist and their work available for sale from our ever growing & evolving FlatFile program. Swipe to view FlatFile prints by artist Allen Russ🌟 @allenruss_landscapes
Allen Russ is a Washington DC based landscape photographer and exhibiting artist specializing in photographing the natural and built environments.He is a graduate of the University of Arizona with a BFA in Fine Art Photography and has been working commercially since 1998 photographing architecture and landscape architecture. He has exhibited his photography at Edison Place Gallery, The Trust for the National Mall and at the annual art benefit held at Hickok Cole Architects which benefits the Washington Project for the Arts (WPA). His photographs have been published in numerous magazines and have garnered design awards for both landscape architects and architects alike.
Click the link in bio to purchase Russ's available work!
Image Credits:
Russ, “Dendriform,” 2024
Russ, "Vestige," 2024
Russ, “Hold Outs,” 2024
Russ, "Remnants," 2024
Russ, “Tidal Cloak,” 2024
Happy #FlatFileFriday! Each week Transformer highlights an artist and their work available for sale from our ever growing & evolving FlatFile program. Swipe to view FlatFile prints by artist Allen Russ🌟 @allenruss_landscapes
Allen Russ is a Washington DC based landscape photographer and exhibiting artist specializing in photographing the natural and built environments.He is a graduate of the University of Arizona with a BFA in Fine Art Photography and has been working commercially since 1998 photographing architecture and landscape architecture. He has exhibited his photography at Edison Place Gallery, The Trust for the National Mall and at the annual art benefit held at Hickok Cole Architects which benefits the Washington Project for the Arts (WPA). His photographs have been published in numerous magazines and have garnered design awards for both landscape architects and architects alike.
Click the link in bio to purchase Russ's available work!
Image Credits:
Russ, “Dendriform,” 2024
Russ, "Vestige," 2024
Russ, “Hold Outs,” 2024
Russ, "Remnants," 2024
Russ, “Tidal Cloak,” 2024
Happy #FlatFileFriday! Each week Transformer highlights an artist and their work available for sale from our ever growing & evolving FlatFile program. Swipe to view FlatFile prints by artist Allen Russ🌟 @allenruss_landscapes
Allen Russ is a Washington DC based landscape photographer and exhibiting artist specializing in photographing the natural and built environments.He is a graduate of the University of Arizona with a BFA in Fine Art Photography and has been working commercially since 1998 photographing architecture and landscape architecture. He has exhibited his photography at Edison Place Gallery, The Trust for the National Mall and at the annual art benefit held at Hickok Cole Architects which benefits the Washington Project for the Arts (WPA). His photographs have been published in numerous magazines and have garnered design awards for both landscape architects and architects alike.
Click the link in bio to purchase Russ's available work!
Image Credits:
Russ, “Dendriform,” 2024
Russ, "Vestige," 2024
Russ, “Hold Outs,” 2024
Russ, "Remnants," 2024
Russ, “Tidal Cloak,” 2024
Happy #FlatFileFriday! Each week Transformer highlights an artist and their work available for sale from our ever growing & evolving FlatFile program. Swipe to view FlatFile prints by artist Allen Russ🌟 @allenruss_landscapes
Allen Russ is a Washington DC based landscape photographer and exhibiting artist specializing in photographing the natural and built environments.He is a graduate of the University of Arizona with a BFA in Fine Art Photography and has been working commercially since 1998 photographing architecture and landscape architecture. He has exhibited his photography at Edison Place Gallery, The Trust for the National Mall and at the annual art benefit held at Hickok Cole Architects which benefits the Washington Project for the Arts (WPA). His photographs have been published in numerous magazines and have garnered design awards for both landscape architects and architects alike.
Click the link in bio to purchase Russ's available work!
Image Credits:
Russ, “Dendriform,” 2024
Russ, "Vestige," 2024
Russ, “Hold Outs,” 2024
Russ, "Remnants," 2024
Russ, “Tidal Cloak,” 2024
Happy #FlatFileFriday! Each week Transformer highlights an artist and their work available for sale from our ever growing & evolving FlatFile program. Swipe to view FlatFile prints by artist Allen Russ🌟 @allenruss_landscapes
Allen Russ is a Washington DC based landscape photographer and exhibiting artist specializing in photographing the natural and built environments.He is a graduate of the University of Arizona with a BFA in Fine Art Photography and has been working commercially since 1998 photographing architecture and landscape architecture. He has exhibited his photography at Edison Place Gallery, The Trust for the National Mall and at the annual art benefit held at Hickok Cole Architects which benefits the Washington Project for the Arts (WPA). His photographs have been published in numerous magazines and have garnered design awards for both landscape architects and architects alike.
Click the link in bio to purchase Russ's available work!
Image Credits:
Russ, “Dendriform,” 2024
Russ, "Vestige," 2024
Russ, “Hold Outs,” 2024
Russ, "Remnants," 2024
Russ, “Tidal Cloak,” 2024
Thank you to FlatFile artists Marisa Stratton and Chloe H. for closing out this special artist talk series! @marisareads & @whimsypractitioner
Program presented as part of "A Distinct Terroir," a FlatFile exhibition presented in collaboration with the Friendship Heights Alliance @friendshipheightsalliance
JOIN US! Closing Reception
Wednesday, May 20, 5 - 7 PM
Lite snacks & drinks provided
Learn more about the exhibition and shop the FlatFile by clicking the link in bio!
Join us for the final artist talk in the series of public programs presented as part of "A Distinct Terroir," Transformer's current FlatFile exhibition in partnership with the Friendship Heights Alliance!
@friendshipheightsalliance @marisareads
This Weds. May 6, 5 - 7 PM
Pavilion Pop-Up at The Heights Lobby
5335 Wisconsin Ave NW
Washington, DC
Currently based in Richmond, Virginia, Chloe H.continues to explore themes of aeviternity- a state between eternity and temporality which is unchanging, and resides outside of time. They are interested in creating their own pictorial folklore to provide answers for their inner child’s questions that remain unanswered regarding their grieving parent’s home, cluttered with dated eclectic decor and unknown family histories.
Marisa Stratton is a painter whose work explores contemporary portraiture in the context of screens. Marisa holds a BFA in Communication Arts with a minor in Painting + Printmaking at Virginia Commonwealth University. She has shown in multiple exhibitions including Hamiltonian Artists (Washington DC), Virginia MoCA (Virginia Beach, VA) and the Delaware Contemporary (Wilmington, DE). Stratton teaches painting as an Adjunct Lecturer at Georgetown University.
Click in the link in bio to learn more about " A Distinct Terroir" and to purchase FlatFile artwork!
Join us for the final artist talk in the series of public programs presented as part of "A Distinct Terroir," Transformer's current FlatFile exhibition in partnership with the Friendship Heights Alliance!
@friendshipheightsalliance @marisareads
This Weds. May 6, 5 - 7 PM
Pavilion Pop-Up at The Heights Lobby
5335 Wisconsin Ave NW
Washington, DC
Currently based in Richmond, Virginia, Chloe H.continues to explore themes of aeviternity- a state between eternity and temporality which is unchanging, and resides outside of time. They are interested in creating their own pictorial folklore to provide answers for their inner child’s questions that remain unanswered regarding their grieving parent’s home, cluttered with dated eclectic decor and unknown family histories.
Marisa Stratton is a painter whose work explores contemporary portraiture in the context of screens. Marisa holds a BFA in Communication Arts with a minor in Painting + Printmaking at Virginia Commonwealth University. She has shown in multiple exhibitions including Hamiltonian Artists (Washington DC), Virginia MoCA (Virginia Beach, VA) and the Delaware Contemporary (Wilmington, DE). Stratton teaches painting as an Adjunct Lecturer at Georgetown University.
Click in the link in bio to learn more about " A Distinct Terroir" and to purchase FlatFile artwork!
Join us for the final artist talk in the series of public programs presented as part of "A Distinct Terroir," Transformer's current FlatFile exhibition in partnership with the Friendship Heights Alliance!
@friendshipheightsalliance @marisareads
This Weds. May 6, 5 - 7 PM
Pavilion Pop-Up at The Heights Lobby
5335 Wisconsin Ave NW
Washington, DC
Currently based in Richmond, Virginia, Chloe H.continues to explore themes of aeviternity- a state between eternity and temporality which is unchanging, and resides outside of time. They are interested in creating their own pictorial folklore to provide answers for their inner child’s questions that remain unanswered regarding their grieving parent’s home, cluttered with dated eclectic decor and unknown family histories.
Marisa Stratton is a painter whose work explores contemporary portraiture in the context of screens. Marisa holds a BFA in Communication Arts with a minor in Painting + Printmaking at Virginia Commonwealth University. She has shown in multiple exhibitions including Hamiltonian Artists (Washington DC), Virginia MoCA (Virginia Beach, VA) and the Delaware Contemporary (Wilmington, DE). Stratton teaches painting as an Adjunct Lecturer at Georgetown University.
Click in the link in bio to learn more about " A Distinct Terroir" and to purchase FlatFile artwork!
Join us for the final artist talk in the series of public programs presented as part of "A Distinct Terroir," Transformer's current FlatFile exhibition in partnership with the Friendship Heights Alliance!
@friendshipheightsalliance @marisareads
This Weds. May 6, 5 - 7 PM
Pavilion Pop-Up at The Heights Lobby
5335 Wisconsin Ave NW
Washington, DC
Currently based in Richmond, Virginia, Chloe H.continues to explore themes of aeviternity- a state between eternity and temporality which is unchanging, and resides outside of time. They are interested in creating their own pictorial folklore to provide answers for their inner child’s questions that remain unanswered regarding their grieving parent’s home, cluttered with dated eclectic decor and unknown family histories.
Marisa Stratton is a painter whose work explores contemporary portraiture in the context of screens. Marisa holds a BFA in Communication Arts with a minor in Painting + Printmaking at Virginia Commonwealth University. She has shown in multiple exhibitions including Hamiltonian Artists (Washington DC), Virginia MoCA (Virginia Beach, VA) and the Delaware Contemporary (Wilmington, DE). Stratton teaches painting as an Adjunct Lecturer at Georgetown University.
Click in the link in bio to learn more about " A Distinct Terroir" and to purchase FlatFile artwork!
Join us for the final artist talk in the series of public programs presented as part of "A Distinct Terroir," Transformer's current FlatFile exhibition in partnership with the Friendship Heights Alliance!
@friendshipheightsalliance @marisareads
This Weds. May 6, 5 - 7 PM
Pavilion Pop-Up at The Heights Lobby
5335 Wisconsin Ave NW
Washington, DC
Currently based in Richmond, Virginia, Chloe H.continues to explore themes of aeviternity- a state between eternity and temporality which is unchanging, and resides outside of time. They are interested in creating their own pictorial folklore to provide answers for their inner child’s questions that remain unanswered regarding their grieving parent’s home, cluttered with dated eclectic decor and unknown family histories.
Marisa Stratton is a painter whose work explores contemporary portraiture in the context of screens. Marisa holds a BFA in Communication Arts with a minor in Painting + Printmaking at Virginia Commonwealth University. She has shown in multiple exhibitions including Hamiltonian Artists (Washington DC), Virginia MoCA (Virginia Beach, VA) and the Delaware Contemporary (Wilmington, DE). Stratton teaches painting as an Adjunct Lecturer at Georgetown University.
Click in the link in bio to learn more about " A Distinct Terroir" and to purchase FlatFile artwork!
Join us for the final artist talk in the series of public programs presented as part of "A Distinct Terroir," Transformer's current FlatFile exhibition in partnership with the Friendship Heights Alliance!
@friendshipheightsalliance @marisareads
This Weds. May 6, 5 - 7 PM
Pavilion Pop-Up at The Heights Lobby
5335 Wisconsin Ave NW
Washington, DC
Currently based in Richmond, Virginia, Chloe H.continues to explore themes of aeviternity- a state between eternity and temporality which is unchanging, and resides outside of time. They are interested in creating their own pictorial folklore to provide answers for their inner child’s questions that remain unanswered regarding their grieving parent’s home, cluttered with dated eclectic decor and unknown family histories.
Marisa Stratton is a painter whose work explores contemporary portraiture in the context of screens. Marisa holds a BFA in Communication Arts with a minor in Painting + Printmaking at Virginia Commonwealth University. She has shown in multiple exhibitions including Hamiltonian Artists (Washington DC), Virginia MoCA (Virginia Beach, VA) and the Delaware Contemporary (Wilmington, DE). Stratton teaches painting as an Adjunct Lecturer at Georgetown University.
Click in the link in bio to learn more about " A Distinct Terroir" and to purchase FlatFile artwork!
Join us for the final artist talk in the series of public programs presented as part of "A Distinct Terroir," Transformer's current FlatFile exhibition in partnership with the Friendship Heights Alliance!
@friendshipheightsalliance @marisareads
This Weds. May 6, 5 - 7 PM
Pavilion Pop-Up at The Heights Lobby
5335 Wisconsin Ave NW
Washington, DC
Currently based in Richmond, Virginia, Chloe H.continues to explore themes of aeviternity- a state between eternity and temporality which is unchanging, and resides outside of time. They are interested in creating their own pictorial folklore to provide answers for their inner child’s questions that remain unanswered regarding their grieving parent’s home, cluttered with dated eclectic decor and unknown family histories.
Marisa Stratton is a painter whose work explores contemporary portraiture in the context of screens. Marisa holds a BFA in Communication Arts with a minor in Painting + Printmaking at Virginia Commonwealth University. She has shown in multiple exhibitions including Hamiltonian Artists (Washington DC), Virginia MoCA (Virginia Beach, VA) and the Delaware Contemporary (Wilmington, DE). Stratton teaches painting as an Adjunct Lecturer at Georgetown University.
Click in the link in bio to learn more about " A Distinct Terroir" and to purchase FlatFile artwork!
What an INCREDIBLE kick off last night to Collector’s View 2026! Thank you to our very gracious host Dr. Christine Warnke for inviting us into her home and sharing insights on her amazing art collection!
Transformer’s 2026 Collectors View series marks the 19th year of this annual spring program that shares the private collections of an exclusive selection of DC’s most prominent art collectors.
Every Thursday 6-8pm through May 28 with a special Bonus View on Sat. May 16 for Full Series Subscribers.
NEXT WEEK:
Home of Lauren Penneys & Nick Potter in Kalorama, DC
Address release to ticket holders week of.
Click the link in bio - PURCHASE TICKETS TODAY!
Przeglądaj historie na Instagramie w tajemnicy
Instagram Story Viewer to proste narzędzie, które pozwala na ciche oglądanie i zapisywanie historii Instagram, filmów, zdjęć lub IGTV. Dzięki tej usłudze możesz pobrać zawartość i cieszyć się nią offline, kiedy chcesz. Jeśli znajdziesz coś interesującego na Instagramie, co chcesz sprawdzić później, lub chcesz oglądać historie pozostając anonimowym, nasz Viewer jest idealny dla Ciebie. Anonstories oferuje doskonałe rozwiązanie do ukrywania swojej tożsamości. Instagram po raz pierwszy uruchomił funkcję historii w sierpniu 2023 roku, która szybko została zaadoptowana przez inne platformy ze względu na jej angażujący, czasowo ograniczony format. Historie pozwalają użytkownikom dzielić się szybkimi aktualizacjami, czy to zdjęciami, filmami, czy selfie, wzbogaconymi o tekst, emotikony lub filtry, i są widoczne tylko przez 24 godziny. Ten ograniczony czas sprawia, że historie cieszą się dużym zaangażowaniem w porównaniu do zwykłych postów. W dzisiejszym świecie historie to jeden z najpopularniejszych sposobów komunikacji na mediach społecznościowych. Jednak gdy oglądasz historię, twórca może zobaczyć Twoje imię na liście oglądających, co może stanowić problem związany z prywatnością. Co jeśli chcesz przeglądać historie, nie będąc zauważonym? Tutaj Anonstories staje się przydatne. Umożliwia oglądanie publicznej zawartości Instagram bez ujawniania tożsamości. Wystarczy wpisać nazwę użytkownika profilu, który Cię interesuje, a narzędzie wyświetli ich najnowsze historie. Cechy Anonstories Viewer: - Anonimowe przeglądanie: Oglądaj historie bez pojawiania się na liście oglądających. - Brak konta: Oglądaj publiczną zawartość bez logowania się na konto Instagram. - Pobieranie zawartości: Zapisuj dowolną zawartość historii bezpośrednio na swoje urządzenie do użytku offline. - Przeglądaj najważniejsze: Dostęp do Instagram Highlights, nawet po 24 godzinach. - Monitorowanie repostów: Śledź reposty lub poziom zaangażowania w historię na prywatnych profilach. Ograniczenia: - Narzędzie działa tylko z publicznymi kontami; konta prywatne pozostają niedostępne. Korzyści: - Przyjazne dla prywatności: Oglądaj zawartość Instagram bez bycia zauważonym. - Proste i łatwe: Brak potrzeby instalacji aplikacji lub rejestracji. - Ekskluzywne narzędzia: Pobieraj i zarządzaj zawartością w sposób, którego Instagram nie oferuje.
Zalety Anonstories
Oglądaj IG Stories Prywatnie
Śledź aktualizacje na Instagramie dyskretnie, chroniąc swoją prywatność i pozostając anonimowym.
Prywatny Viewer na Instagramie
Oglądaj profile i zdjęcia anonimowo za pomocą Prywatnego Viewera.
Bezpłatny Story Viewer
To darmowe narzędzie pozwala oglądać historie Instagram anonimowo, zapewniając, że Twoja aktywność pozostaje ukryta przed twórcą historii.
Najczęściej zadawane pytania
Anonimowość
Anonstories pozwala użytkownikom oglądać historie na Instagramie bez informowania twórcy.
Kompatybilność z urządzeniami
Funkcjonuje płynnie na iOS, Android, Windows, macOS i nowoczesnych przeglądarkach takich jak Chrome i Safari.
Bezpieczeństwo i Prywatność
Priorytetem jest bezpieczne, anonimowe przeglądanie bez konieczności logowania się.
Brak rejestracji
Użytkownicy mogą oglądać publiczne historie, wpisując nazwę użytkownika – bez konieczności zakładania konta.
Obsługiwane formaty
Pobiera zdjęcia (JPEG) i filmy (MP4) z łatwością.
Koszt
Usługa jest bezpłatna.
Konta prywatne
Treści z prywatnych kont mogą być dostępne tylko dla obserwujących.
Użycie plików
Pliki są przeznaczone do użytku osobistego lub edukacyjnego i muszą być zgodne z przepisami dotyczącymi praw autorskich.
Jak to działa
Wpisz publiczną nazwę użytkownika, aby oglądać lub pobrać historie. Usługa generuje bezpośrednie linki do zapis