Transformation on the way at Transformer Station | Crain's Cleveland Business

CMA in early July will assume ownership, management and daily operations of Transformer Station, at 1460 West 29th St. in the hot Hingetown neighborhood. Philanthropists and art collectors Fred and Laura Bidwell, who opened the contemporary art space a decade ago, originally intended to transfer it to CMA in 2026 but accelerated the timeline.

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