Transmitter

09/04/2026

Thank you Sophia Wright for such a beautifully articulate review!
So happy these wonderful artists were (deservingly) acknowledged!

08/27/2026

Come see these gems in person! A must see drawing show! Opening reception this Saturday (8/29) 6-8p

08/21/2026

Point of No Return

JAMES PARKER FOLEY James Foley

AUGUST 22 – SEPTEMBER 27, 2026

🔹OPENING RECEPTION: SATURDAY, AUGUST 29, 6-8pm
🔹ARTIST TALK: SEPTEMBER 19, 4-5:30pm

🔹Transmitter is pleased to present Point of No Return, a solo exhibition by James Parker Foley. Made across a period of profound personal transformation, this exhibition brings together two bodies of drawings; a group of graphite images begun during a residency in Mississippi in October 2022, and a subsequent body of colored pencil works begun in October 2023.

08/16/2026

08/02/2026

“Do I know you from Somewhere?”
July 17 – August 16, 2026
Susan Meyer Susan Meyer
Knot, 2024
Squid, 2024
Straddle, 2024

07/15/2026

ALISON KUDLOW • SUSAN MEYER • HANNA WASHBURN • SE YOUNG YIM

On View: July 18 – August 16th, 2026
Opening Reception: Friday, July 17, 6 – 8 PM

Our deeply human, compulsive nature to scan the world for ourselves is a feature, not a bug. That damp stain on your ceiling that registers as a face? That vase on your shelf that, in the right light, remakes itself as a small figure? Psychologists call this pareidolia: the tendency to impose meaningful forms and patterns onto ambiguous or arbitrary objects and surfaces. Essentially, it’s to find meaning and presence where none was intended. We do this constantly and involuntarily, and it can offer moments of discovery, fear, and joy, but often it’s a flicker we ignore or quickly move past. When that awareness causes pause, and we linger on it with attention or conviction, we call it anthropomorphism.


This sculpture exhibition is preoccupied with our inclination to find ourselves – our bodies, and their residue – in materials and forms that are distinctly inanimate. The works included here remind us of the unsettling frequency with which organic forms echo human presence: posture, tension, weight, intention.


The materials these artists engage with vary from organic and mundane to chemical and technical, reinforcing the sense that our desire to invoke the human form and spirit happens across every register of sensitivity. Hanna Washburn Alison Kudlow Susan Meyer Se Young Yim

07/13/2026

“Do I know you from somewhere?” Opens Friday: 6-8p! Featuring Alison Kudlow Hanna Washburn Se Young Yim Susan Meyer

06/29/2026

📣🎊Announcing the Summer TNT Residency 2026 Artist-in-Residence: Adam Liam Rose Adam Liam Rose 🦋 📣🎊 and reviewed numerous TNT Residency 2026 summer applications. We are grateful for the interest of so many artists and creatives. We hope that we can continue to support the undeniable talent that our community holds.

Caption:
Adam Liam Rose, “Deep Field,” 2026, graphite and acrylic on paper mounted panel with inset balsa wood addition. 9 x 12 x 1.5 in
Adam Liam Rose, “Looking Back,” 2026, graphite on paper. 15 x 11 in
Adam Liam Rose, “Contact,” 2026, graphite on paper. 15 x 11 in