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Ellison's earliest work largely focused on animals that he had seen firsthand on excursions over the course of his life. While occasional vampires, werewolves, and beautiful young women would enter the mix, Ellison, for the most part, concentrated his efforts on the despiction of quirky animals. More recently, t... Read more

Ellison’s earliest work largely focused on animals that he had seen firsthand on excursions over the course of his life. While occasional vampires, werewolves, and beautiful young women would enter the mix, Ellison, for the most part, concentrated his efforts on the despiction of quirky animals.

More recently, the artist’s paintings have generally grown larger, and he has veered more toward his macabre subject matter. Inspired by Scandinavian fold art he admired while living in Sweden, along with obscure horror films, grisly tales, and popular music (Ellison is also a recording artist), the darkly humorous works are sparse and enigmatic, suggesting but never completely offering extended narratives.

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• 521 West 25th St., New York, New York, 10001
• Category: Museum, Solo Show
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