Evoking the Senses

An Afro-Futurist Film Reader Part II: Climate Consciousness Part II, by Muse Dodd"When I think about the future I am often overwhelmed by thoughts ...

Amy Brandwein, the legendary DC chef and owner of popular restaurants centrolina and piccolina, is a big fan of the FlatFiles. Especially when her ...

Artists Chandi Kelley and Marissa Long have been thinking about the displacement and re-shuffling of meaning the last year has brought. Without sub...

Here is a sneak peek of seeping triangle - Matt Hollis’ digital love letter to the philosophical ideas and thinkers that have extended his artisti...

Rapheal Begay (Diné) is a photographer and curator from the Navajo Nation. Currently based in Window Rock, AZ, he serves as a Public Information O...

Three years ago, artist Joan Belmar made the decision to move to Poughkeepsie, NY, after living in Washington, DC for 20 years. In lieu of driving,...

Join us in toasting Yaroslav Koporulin, friend and beloved artist, taken from this world far too young this past fall. Transformer was privileged to know and work with Yar, and honored to share a special selection of his artworks in our FlatFile program.

Watch a home performance presented by Voids in the Archive, a collaboration between photographer Ding Ren and her partner, who is a musician.

We are vessels of observation, according to artist Felipe Goncalves. Our senses - touch, taste, sight, smell, sound - allow us to interpret the particles of existence around us. Watch as Goncalves explains why we don’t create, but rather manipulate what already is.

Bonnie Crawford in collaboration with her partner JB Hunter share the intimacy in their home through video and sound. 

11 years ago today, FlatFile artists Jessica Cebra and Zach Storm collaborative exhibition, Snow Globe, opened at Transformer. The duo come back together for Evoking the Senses to discuss writings of Don DeLillo, experience mediated by digital technologies, non-digital existence, energy and sensation, and more.

Artist Christopher Kardambikis loves 📚books. A lot. Here are some of his top favorite artists’ books from 2020.