WEIDER, ELLEN

Title:
News Reports from Planet Earth, 2022

Exhibition Date:
July 2021

Acrylic on Canvas

Comment:
 My current body of work is in part a response to a patriarchal structure and a dominating power system that has survived generations of political protests and the fight for equality.

30 x 30 inches

Keywords:
Oil,Canvas,Paper

WEIDER, ELLEN

Location, ST

Ellen Weider lives in Manhattan. MFA, Pratt Institute, BA, Hunter College. Collections include: Library of Congress, Prints and Photographs Division; Rutgers Print Study Archive, Zimmerli Art Museum; Memorial Sloan Kettering Art Collection. Her catalog “E.W. Squared: Ellen Weider Drypoint Prints” is in the collection of the Widener Library, Harvard University. Recent shows: “Truth, Beauty, Freedom, Love,” The Painting Center, NYC; “Rock, Wood, Paper Scissors,” Lockwood Gallery, Kingston, NY; “Ellen Weider: Art About Art,” Equity Gallery, NYC.

Artist Statement

I’m an artist, poet, and curator, and Artistic Director of Artpoetica Project Space in

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WEIDER, ELLEN

Out & About

Exhibition Date:
November 2021 Catalogue

2021

gouache, acrylic, and graphite on linen

Comment: Painted on a flat sheet of linen, pre-primed with a clear acrylic primer.

 

Dimensions:
16 x 20 inches

Keywords:
gouache, acrylic, graphite, linen, geometric, organic

WEIDER, ELLEN

New York, NY

Ellen Weider lives in Manhattan. MFA, Pratt Institute, BA, Hunter College. Collections include: Library of Congress, Prints and Photographs Division; Rutgers Print Study Archive, Zimmerli Art Museum; Memorial Sloan Kettering Art Collection. Her catalog “E.W. Squared: Ellen Weider Drypoint Prints” is in the collection of the Widener Library, Harvard University. Recent shows: “Truth, Beauty, Freedom, Love,” The Painting Center, NYC; “Rock, Wood, Paper Scissors,” Lockwood Gallery, Kingston, NY; “Ellen Weider: Art About Art,” Equity Gallery, NYC.

Artist Statement

“My images float in an undefined, ambiguous space. Some suggest houses, buildings, rooms, and other architectural or geometric structures. The structures sometimes evoke human presence and human interactions, and can also be seen as metaphors for internal states of being. Other works employ organic and geometric forms that create a similar effect. My paintings can be interpreted as pure abstractions or as self-contained narratives; an ironic humor with a meditative, existential, transcendental bent informs them.”

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