sculpts one-of-a-kind stylized stone animals. Her fine art sculptures are carved from a variety of the highest-quality white and colored marble, limestone, and alabaster. Her work is juried into national and international shows, shown in museums, and is held in private and public collections throughout North America. Ellen lives and works in Loveland, Colorado, a major center for sculpture in the United States.
Stone Sculptures in
Fine Art Shows
I have my stone sculptures in several great shows in 2021:
• Sculpture in the Park show and sale, held here in Loveland at Benson Sculpture Garden, is happening in 2021!! Show dates are August 6 through August 8. Hooray! I hope to see you there!
• “Feline Improvisation” is juried into the Society of Animal Artists show Animal Impressions, at the Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum in Tucson. The show runs from August 21 through November 7.
• “Arctic Wind” was accepted into the Artists for Conservation 2020 online show beginning October 5, 2020, and runs through October, 2021.
• “Big Feet” and 3 more of my stone sculptures will be included in the 2021 Governor’s Art Show here at the Loveland Museum in Loveland, CO. The show opens to the public on Saturday, May 22, and runs through June 27.
Please visit my shows page for the details on
my current and upcoming shows.
Recent Awards
• “Arctic Wind” received the Evelyn and Peter Haller Award for the most outstanding and creative 3-D work at the 59th Annual Exhibition (ended December 31, 2019) of the Society of Animal Artists at the Briscoe Museum in San Antonio, Texas.
• I am delighted to be the recipient of the 2019 Marilyn Newmark Memorial Grant for excellence in animal sculpture, awarded by the National Sculpture Society.
On June 21, 2021, I was interviewed on the Skull Rock podcast channel.
Listen to the podcast online (you may have to scroll down to locate the play button) or
on your favorite podcast service or app. The interview starts at about 24:05 in the podcast.
Check out the new Video Discussions about my creative process.
