Ellen Heck
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Portrait of a Self Portrait
An Arrangement of Closed Curves
Ampersand and Ampersand
Study of a Blush
At the Well with a Surface in Formation
Rose Rotation
Abstraction from the Well
At the Coast with a Nautilus
Area of Focus •
Blue Mobius
Form and Function
Conversation about Borrowing
Conversation about Investment
Conversation During a Short Rainfall
Sarah Wearing One of a Series of Hats (1/9 e.v.)
Amy Wearing a Mobius Strip as a Hat
Kate Wearing Archetecture as a Hat
Kira and Three Möbius Knots
Mia Wearing a Perforated Möbius Strip as a Hat
Maria, Who Refused to Wear a Hat
Wren Wearing a Mobius Strip as a Hat
Iris Writing a Letter
The Bat and the Bottle
Anna Wearing a Möbius Strip as a Hat
Audrey Wearing 36 Interlocking Möbius Strips as a Hat
Holly Wearing a Möbius Strip as a Hat
Bethany Wearing a Perforated Möbius Strip as a Hat
Color Wheels- Echeveria And Piccadilly Circus
Portrait of a Self Portrait, 2020
drypoint and woodcut on paper, 24x22 inches, $1200
An Arrangement of Closed Curves, 2020
drypoint and woodcut on paper, 24x22 inches, $1200
Ampersand and Ampersand, 2020
drypoint and woodcut on paper, 24x22 inches, $1200
Study of a Blush, 2020
oil on panel, 36 x 24 inches, $3000
At the Well with a Surface in Formation, 2020
oil on drypoint on panel, 24x36 inches, $3000
Rose Rotation , 2020
oil on panel, 24x36 inches, $3000
Abstraction from the Well, 2019
oil on panel, 53x33 inches, $7000
At the Coast with a Nautilus , 2020
oil on panel, 53x33 inches, $7000
Area of Focus, 2019
drypoint on panel, 36x24 inches, sold
Blue Mobius, 2019
oil on panel, 53x33 inches, $7000
Form and Function, 2020
oil on drypoint on panel, 36x24 inches, $3000
Conversation about Borrowing, 2017
drypoint and chalk on panels, 33x16 inches, $1600
Conversation about Investment, 2017
drypoint, crayon, acrylic on panels, 25x16 inches, $1200
Conversation During a Short Rainfall, 2017
drypoint, oil pastel, ballpoint, collage on panels, 33x16 inches, $1600
Sarah Wearing One of a Series of Hats (1/9 e.v.), 2017
woodcut and drypoint, 15x11 inches, $600
Amy Wearing a Mobius Strip as a Hat, 2017
drypoint and mezzotint, 15x11 inches, $600
Kate Wearing Archetecture as a Hat, 2017
woodcut and drypoint, 15x11 inches unframed, $500
Kira and Three Möbius Knots, 2017
woodcut and drypoint with hand painting, 15x11 inches unframed, $500
Mia Wearing a Perforated Möbius Strip as a Hat, 2017
drypoint and aquatint (3 plates), 15x11 inches unframed, $500
Maria, Who Refused to Wear a Hat, 2017
woodcut and drypoint with hand painting, 15x11 inches unframed, $500
Wren Wearing a Mobius Strip as a Hat, 2017
woodcut and drypoint with hand painting, 15x11 inches unframed, $500
Iris Writing a Letter, 2017
woodcut and drypoint with hand painting, 15x11 inches, $600
The Bat and the Bottle, 2017
woodcut and drypoint with hand painting, 23x22 inches unframed, $800
Anna Wearing a Möbius Strip as a Hat, 2016
woodcut, drypoint and hand painting, 15x11 inches, $600
Audrey Wearing 36 Interlocking Möbius Strips as a Hat, 2016
woodcut, drypoint and hand painting, 15x11 inches unframed, $500
Holly Wearing a Möbius Strip as a Hat, 2016
woodcut, drypoint and hand painting, 15x11 inches, $600
Bethany Wearing a Perforated Möbius Strip as a Hat, 2016
woodcut, drypoint and hand painting, 15x11 inches, $600
Color Wheels- Echeveria And Piccadilly Circus, 2016
mixed media, 44x44 inches, $7000
About the artist...
More works available upon request from Heck's Frida series as well as from her Printmakers series.
Take a virtual tour of Heck's 2017 solo exhibition here.
Take a virtual tour of Heck's 2014 solo exhibition here.
In 2014, the Victoria and Albert Museum aquired Heck's Forty Fridas Portfolio, which we displayed in Heck's 2012 solo show. Read the Museum's review of the portfolio here.
Read Wayne Alan Brenner's review of Heck's 2014 show in the Austin Chronicle here.
Read Catherine Zinser's article in aether magazine about Ellen's work here.
Read the Austin Chronicle review of her 2012 show here.
Read the Austin American Statesman review of her 2012 show here.
Ellen Heck has received degrees from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago and Brown University. She works as a printmaker in North Carolina and is represented by galleries in the United States and the United Kingdom.
Over the past decade, through several print projects, she has explored specific questions about identity—its creation, variability, persistence and change—by combining subject matter and thematically resonant printmaking techniques.
Visit artist's website - www.ellenheck.com