Transart Foundation

The Transart Foundation is a US-based nonprofit organization centered around the intersection of art and anthropology. It operates under the classification for arts, cultural organizations, making donations to the organization tax-deductible[1].

Overview

Located in Houston, Texas, the foundation is a multifaceted platform designed to facilitate dialogue and community engagement through creative activities. The organization supports experimental work in the fields of art and anthropology, hosting various exhibitions, performances, and events that spark broader discussions about the role of art in society[2][4].

Activities and Facilities

The foundation's building, designed by SCHAUM/SHIEH, features a 3,000-square-foot gallery and library. The space is divided into two exhibition areas, one for traditional exhibitions and another for new media or performance works. Additional facilities include a second-floor salon for meetings or meditation, an office, a roof deck, and a garden. An adjacent photography studio provides extra space for programming and accommodations for visiting artists and scholars[2].

Financial Information

The Transart Foundation relies primarily on contributions for its revenue. In recent years, its financial data indicates a focus on charitable disbursements, with little to no compensation for officers or other forms of income. The foundation maintains a small asset base with no liabilities[1].

Leadership

Key figures in the organization include Surpik Angelini, who serves as President, Treasurer, and Director. Other leadership roles are held by Jose Saul Martinez, Patricia Laurent, and Maureen Jennings, all of whom are uncompensated for their positions[1].