- Artists Capture Water, Melting Glaciers by Abby Luby2026
Family Blanket, 2015, 6 x 8 feet, wool “Water, essential for life on this planet, speaks to us in the rising and falling tides moving our oceans and rivers. Climate change has accelerated sea level rise and the vast retreat of melting of glaciers since …
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- From ghost pots to future fossils: How ‘Plastique’ exhibit reimagines our plastic crisis by William Jaeger2026
Oil and Water, 2026, 10’L x 9’W x 30’H, HDPE Plastic, Photo Etienne Frossard. “You might not see it at first, but Ellen Driscoll’s assemblage of “high-density polyethylene” bottles on the floor forms a map of the five largest oil exporters to the U.S. …
- Anonymous Was a Woman Twenty Five Years2025
A majestic and comprehensive book celebrating this groundbreaking grant for women artists. Published by Grey Art Gallery, New York University, 2025
- Plasticulture catalogue2024
Curated by Aurora Robson for the School of Visual Arts gallery, Oct.30-Dec.7, 2024 with Studiokca, Alejandro Duran, Ellen Driscoll, Natalya Khorover, Ian Trask, Aurora Robson, Benjamin Von Wong, Thomas Deininger, Niki Lederer,Pam Longobardi, Portia Mun …
- “Re-Rooted” in the Leonhardt Galleries2024
Berkshire Botanical Garden’s 2024 Art/Garden series continues with “Re-Rooted,” an exhibition featuring the drawings of Brooklyn-based artist Ellen Driscoll, who takes her inspiration from the resilience and regenerative power of plants. The exh …
- Ellen Driscoll paints plants healing the earth, BTW Berkshires by Kate Abbott2024
https://btwberkshires.com/arts/visual-arts/ellen-driscoll/
- Fluid Perspectives,Sculpture Magazine2018
Ellen Driscoll, the recipient of the ISC’s 2018 Outstanding Educator Award, applies a unique approach to storytelling and an inventive use of materials to her public artworks and smaller studio sculptures. In her practice, drawing and sculpture are int …
- American Academy of Arts and Letters Award and Purchase Award2014
 
- Sculpture Magazine Jan/Feb 20112012
“Finding Resonant Details in a Big Picture” a conversation with Jan Riley
