Join The Laundromat Project for SOAPBOX II, our second annual silent art auction and celebration in support of social change through art in New York City’s most vibrant neighborhoods! ?Join us for an exciting evening that includes music with DJ Khary, drinks, hors d’oeuvres, and, most of all, art!

Donating artists include Derrick Adams, Golnar Adili, Joell Baxter, Petrushka Bazin, Karlos Carcamo, Sandra Chi, Pradeep Dalal, Stephanie Diamond, Erin Diebboll, Sarah Eichner, Rico Gatson, Chris K. Ho, Shaun El C. Leonardo, Glexis Novoa, Kambui Olujimi, Rob Pruitt, Ronny Quevedo, Kenya (Robinson), Bayeté Ross Smith, Dread Scott, Paul Mpagi Sepuya, Rudy Shepherd, Shinique Smith, Yasmin Spiro, Anna Stein, Hank Willis Thomas, Mickalene Thomas, Cody Trepte, Jiny Ung, Kim Venable, Karin Waisman, and more!

TICKETS start at just $25 ($30 at the door). Purchase tickets in advance and VIEW ARTWORK on The Laundromat Project’s website, www.laundromatproject.org.

Artist and LP Create Change alumni Shinique Smith and artist Jayson Keeling are donating special edition prints to $1000 and $250 ticket buyers, respectively.

ABOUT THE LAUNDROMAT PROJECT

The Laundromat Project is a community-based non-profit arts organization committed to the well-being of people of color living on modest incomes. Understanding that creativity is a central component of healthy human beings, vibrant neighborhoods, and thriving economies, we bring art programs to where our neighbors already are: the local laundromat. In this way, we aim to raise the quality of life in Greater New York for people whose incomes do not guarantee broad access to mainstream arts and cultural facilities.

Our two core programs are Create Change, through which artists mount public art projects in their local coin-ops; and Works in Progress, a series of weekend workshops at The Laundry Room in Harlem. Current and former artists-in-residence include Stephanie Dinkins, Sarah Kohler, Carlos Martinez, Miriam Neptune, Michael Premo, Hanalei Ramos, Rudy Shepherd, Bayeté Ross Smith, Shinique Smith, Tattfoo Tan, Jiny Ung, Tracee Worley.