Exhibition at Kingston Gallery
“Splinter”
An Exhibition of Self Portraits by Ellen DriscollNov. 4–Nov. 27
Opening November 4, 5–8 pmKingston Gallery
450 Harrison Ave #43
Boston, MA 02118
kingstongallery.com
Writers & Books Ellen Driscoll Artist Talk
October 7 @ EST 6:30 pm – 7:15 pm
Artist in Residence | Gallery Talk with Ellen Driscoll
Writers and Books
Rochester, New York
www.wab.orgBehind the Curtain: View Eyechart, then join us for artist Ellen Driscoll’s talk on her creative process.
Admission is free. Gift donations are appreciated.
The gallery talk will also be streamed via Zoom.
Eyechart Exhibition at Writers and Books
Sept 9-November 5, 2022
Writers and Books
Rochester, New York
www.wab.orgSept. 9: Opening event 5-7
Oct.7: Conversation–Ellen Driscoll 6:30-7:15
Nov. 4: Poetry Reading—Kathy Engel 6:30-7:15
Shapeshift
July 30-September 4
Fridman Gallery
Beacon, NY
Whether Weather
August 13-September 25
CREATE,
Catskill NY
The Garden of Friends Exhibition at the Leiber Collection
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Collaboration Ellen Driscoll and Kathy Engel
May 28-December 31, 2022
Intersection Provincetown
Kentler International Drawing Space Benefit
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PREVIEW ARTWORKS: Benefit Artworks
Gowanus Open Studios
Please join us 12-6 October 16 and 17
232 Third Street for a curated exhibition as part of Gowanus Open Studios
VIVA launch: Virtual Visiting Artists
This is an exciting new initiative that I am part of, with a dynamic group of artists.
https://www.vivavirtualartists.org/
Wake
Curated by Michele L’Heureux opens May 6 at Dorsky Gallery
Wake examines the power of water to sustain life and to destroy it and also looks at what is left in its wake. The paintings, drawings, sculptures, and installations in this exhibition explore the sheer force of water in the form of waves, storms, and energy, as well as the aftermath of water once it retreats: parched earth, invasive plants, dwindling animal populations, human illness. The visual dialogue between these six artists invites reflection and discussion on the impact of global climate change
Wake examines the power of water to sustain life and to destroy it and also looks at what is left in its wake. The paintings, drawings, sculptures, and installations in this exhibition explore the sheer force of water in the form of waves, storms, and energy, as well as the aftermath of water once it retreats: parched earth, invasive plants, dwindling animal populations, human illness. The visual dialogue between these six artists invites reflection and discussion on the impact of global climate change
Outstanding Educator Award, International Sculpture Center
