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New Interview with Ellis Angel Featured on PEN America: The Censor’s Cut Series

Join Ellis Angel in a revealing interview with PEN America, where they discuss their latest series, The Censor's Cut: Weavings for Intellectual Freedom, showcased at Magic City Books. Explore the interplay of art and activism against book censorship.

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Cupid’s Arrow (Love Struck) Accepted into District Arts' "Nostalgia" Exhibition

Ellis Angel’s mixed media weaving, Cupid’s Arrow (Love Struck), has been selected for the Nostalgia Exhibition at District Arts in Frederick, MD. This 12 x 12 inch piece reimagines classic representations of love and beauty through woven black-and-white images from the Taschen 1000 Nudes collection.

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What is America...Calamus Accepted into the 'Art and Poetic Text' Exhibition at the Cultural Center of Cape Cod

Ellis Angel’s mixed media weaving, What is America...Calamus, from the America Is . . . series, will be featured in the Art and Poetic Text exhibition at the Cultural Center of Cape Cod from April 11–29, 2023. This piece reimagines Walt Whitman’s Calamus poems in a woven reflection on love and American identity.

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