Artist Ellen Gordon
Ellen Gordon
About Ellen Gordon: “In my painting, I am investigating dynamic energy within a serene space. Painting reminds me that everything that appears solid and static is composed of atoms that are mostly empty space and are constantly moving. A lifelong love of Japanese art and culture, beginning with my childhood in Japan, also influences my art,” says Ellen. “Early in my career, I was an art teacher and a painting assistant to Washington Color School artist Gene Davis.”
Represented by: Ellen is represented by and regularly exhibited at the Alla Rogers Gallery, AllaRogers.com.
What critics are saying: “Ellen Gordon Gordon, in paintings that are at once clear in organization and pleasingly informal in execution, strikes a persuasive balance between hard and soft, cold and warm, logic and intuition.” — Ben Forgey, The Washington Post
