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| “Ellen's work transcends, even defies categorization. Obsessive, ritualistic, literary, witty, and often whimsical, it is by turns morbid and exuberant, a celebration of nature and of artifice. It is a fusion of techniques traditionally found in fashion and crafts with the materials and techniques of "fine art." With the grid as her underpinning compositional device, she reconciles her love of extravagance, fantasy, and spectacle with a strict design sense rooted very much in modernism.” | |||
| MARCIE INMAN, 2001 | |||
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links below to read individual reviews or essays |
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 "Out of My Mind" |
 "Travelogue" |
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 "Artist in Wonderland: The wildly detailed art of Ellen Frances Tuchman takes the imagination for a a ride" Dallas Modern Luxury, by Steve Carter |
"The Un-Domesticated Art of Ellen Frances Tuchman" "Chapel
Chromatica: An Installation by Ellen Frances Tuchman" Coagula Art Magazine |
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 "Four Seasons" Exhibition Catalog. Forward by Marcie J. Inman and essay by Janet S. Tyson |
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 "Ellen Frances Tuchman: Memento Mori," ArtLies Magazine, by Catherine D. Anspon |
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 "Sugar & Spice," New Orleans Times-Picayune, by Doug MacCash |
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