Stella Ebner American, b. 1975
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Stella EbnerCricket, Glass and Business Reply Mail, 2019woodblock36 x 24 inchesedition of 3
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Stella EbnerDeli bag and lottery ticket (Gutter Punk with his Dogs), 2019watercolor monoprint40 x 30 inches
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Stella EbnerPeonies, Dragonfly Vase, and Common House Spider (At the Acupuncturist), 2019watercolor monoprint46 x 30 inches
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Stella EbnerPole Beans and Mexican Bean Beatle Damage, 2019woodblock36 x 24 inchesedition of 5
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Stella EbnerBait, Rope and Knife (The Duck Boat), 2018watercolor monoprint40 x 30 inches
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Stella EbnerMan with Heron Tattoo, 2018woodblock20 x 16 inchesedition of 5
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Stella EbnerNet with Muskie, Jacket and Bottle opener (Bottom of the Fishing Boat Still life), 2018woodblock16 x 20 inchesedition of 5
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Stella EbnerPlaid Throw with I-Pad (Celebrities and Their Exotic Pets), 2018watercolor monoprint30 x 40 inches
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Stella EbnerTeenager with Dog and Chess Set (Eliot & Jack), 2018watercolor monoprint30 x 40 inches
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Stella EbnerThe Talk Show, 2018screen print27 x 42 inchesedition of 5
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Stella EbnerThe Thin Model Tricks Parts 1 & 2, 2018screen print22 x 60 inchesedition of 5
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Stella EbnerHot Yoga, 2017lithograph30 x 44 inchesedition of 10
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Stella EbnerMalcom Shabazz Market - Barack Obama 444th President, 2017screen print25 x 32 inchesedition of 5
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Stella EbnerPostcard From South Dakota, 2017screen print25 x 32 inchesedition of 5
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Stella EbnerStatue of Liberty through a Telescope, 2017screen print32 x 25 inchesedition of 5
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Stella EbnerThe Search, 2017watercolor woodcut24 x 36 inchesedition of 5
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Stella EbnerLooking at Japanese Prints, 2016screen print26 x 42 inchesedition of 5
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Stella EbnerLet's GO! G-O! GO!, 2015suite of 24 screen prints72 x 132 inches
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Stella EbnerCartier Christmas Window, 2014screen print on Japanese paper25 x 36 inchesedition of 5
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Stella EbnerLouisiana Plantation Tour, 2014screen print on Japanese paper25 x 36 inchesedition of 5
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Stella EbnerThe Award Ceremony (Plus Still Life with Podium, Banner and Professional Flower Arrangement), 2014screen print on Japanese paperdiptch: 25 x 72 inches overalledition of 5
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Stella EbnerMaking Starry Night, 2013screen print on Japanese paper36 x 50 inchesedition of 5
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Stella EbnerThe Hunters, 2013mokuhanga24 x 36 inchesedition of 5
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Stella EbnerMs. Minnesota, 2012screen print on Japanese paper20 x 16.5 inchesedition of 5
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Stella EbnerThe Back Rub (or the Great Wave), 2012screen print on Japanese paper36 x 25 inchesedition 5
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Stella EbnerMemorial Day Parade Part I, 2011screen print on Japanese paper25 x 36 inchesedition of 5
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Stella EbnerMemorial Day Parade Part II, 2011screen print on Japanese paper25 x 36 inchesedition of 5
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Stella EbnerThe Fundraiser, 2011screen print on Japanese paper25 x 36 inchesedition of 5
Stella Ebner explores the inherent qualities of printmaking to examine how imagery in our society is created and conveyed within the context of a deep appreciation for the moments that are left outside the picture frame - the overlooked, the forgotten. She primarily employs the mediums of screen print, water-based woodblock, and watercolor monoprint to realize her work.
In her screen prints, Ebner is interested in pushing the boundaries of the medium by overlapping multiple transparent pigments that build to form the whole. The distinctive overlay of color and imagery that printmaking allows, gives rise to new and unexpected forms and relationships, as in The Thin Model Trick Parts 1 and 2, where she quite literally confines the protagonist and splits the frame in two. In Making Starring Night, Ebner disrupts the traditional relationship of subject and object of the male gaze by objectifying the male figure, transforming Starry Night from painting to print, and deconstructing it into pieces of a puzzle.
In the more recent woodblock and watercolor monoprints, Ebner explores the overlapping boundaries and relationships between the human and the animal within contemporary American life. As Ebner explains, The inspiration for these prints is embodied in both the Japanese woodblock bird-and-flower prints and surimono prints, specifically the surimono prints that depict still life imagery. These prints explored the complex lives of animals, birds and insects and their relationship with the natural world. I am interested in pulling such imagery into the contemporary world, where the beauty of animals and nature are viewed through the prism of the American every day.
Stella Ebner is Associate Professor of Art and Design and the Chair of the Printmaking Department at Purchase College SUNY, NY. She earned her BFA from the University of Minnesota (1998) and her MFA in Printmaking from the Rhode Island School of Design (2006). Ebner recently received a MI-LAB residency at Lake Kawaguchi, Japan, and has held residencies at Tamarind Institute, NM; the Lower East Side Printshop, NYC; Elizabeth Foundation for the Arts Studio Program, NYC; and Kala Art Institute, Berkeley, CA. Her work is in the collections of The Cleveland Museum of Art, Cleveland, OH; Minnesota Museum of American Art, St. Paul, MN; the University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, MN; Minnesota Historical Society, St. Paul, MN; University of St. Thomas, MN; and the Kala Art Institute, Berkeley, CA, among others.
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Stella Ebner: And & With
November 16 - December 21, 2019Cade Tompkins Projects is pleased to present an exhibition of new and recent prints by Stella Ebner. And & With features screen prints, water-based woodblock prints, and watercolor monoprints, exploring...Read more -
Contemporary Mokuhanga
February 13 - April 23, 2016Cade Tompkins Projects is pleased to announce a printmaking exhibition by a group of artists whose work expands the boundaries of mokuhanga, the traditional Japanese woodcut process. Mokuhanga is achieved...Read more -
Double Legacy: RISD Masters • RISD Alumni
January 19 - February 28, 2013Cade Tompkins Projects is pleased to exhibit an extraordinary collection of work created by RISD Faculty and Alumni whose symbiotic relationships have informed their respective careers. The exhibit debuts a...Read more
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IFPDA Fine Art Print Fair Online Fall 2020
Cade Tompkins Projects Booth October 11, 2020We are pleased to share work by our gallery artists Allison Bianco, Donnamaria Bruton, Stella Ebner, Nancy Friese, Daniel Heyman, Orit Hofshi, Sophiya Khwaja, and...Read more -
The IFPDA Fine Art Print Fair 2020 in partnership with Artsy
on-line exclusive, Now through June 13, 2020 May 19, 2020You are invited to visit our booth at the IFPDA Fine Art Print Fair 2020 Spring an on-line exclusive in partnership with Artsy May 13...Read more -
Cade Tompkins Projects, Newly Elected Member of IFPDA
International Fine Print Dealers Association December 4, 2015We are happy to announce that Cade Tompkins Projects is a member of the International Fine Print Dealers Association, an organization of expert art dealers...Read more
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Cade Tompkins Projects celebrates the opening of the David H. Koch Center for Cancer Care
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Prix de Print: Stella Ebner, Cartier Christmas Window
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Double Legacy at Cade Tompkins Projects
Suzanne Volmer, Artscope, January 1, 2013