Showing posts with label Zen Tov Project. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Zen Tov Project. Show all posts

Thursday, April 13, 2017

Future Posts

For future updates, posts, exhibitions, press, etc, please visit www.tracyellyn-recentworks.com.

Thank you! See you there!

Thursday, July 21, 2016

Tracy Ellyn | Award of Excellence | Manhattan Arts International

Artist Tracy Ellyn was juried into Manhattan Arts International's "The Healing Power of Art," and is recipient of the Award of Excellence. The exhibition, curated by Renee Phillips from entries from around the world, features Tracy's piece, "Evening MiSheberach" from her Refuah series. The 5 feet long mixed media piece with pen & ink on metal is made of multiple layers of 19th, 20th and 21st century techniques, which has become her signature.
A tireless advocate for the arts in healing venues, Tracy, who is founder and director of The Zen Tov Project for Healing Through the Arts, submitted the following statement along with her art piece:
"Art is the Great Healer. It is often at the most unexpected times that we turn to art to soul-search, make a higher connection, relieve the burden of physical and emotional pain, and commune with God or something intangibly higher than ourselves. Art is a universal language. Whether from east or west, it signifies pure hope, and hope springs eternal."   ~Tracy Ellyn
In the Fall, the artist plans to place pieces from her Refuah series in hospitals and chemo rooms in Miami, New York, Jerusalem, and as requested by individuals, hospitals and foundations.
The artist can be contacted at her website at www.tracyellyn-recentworks.com.


Sunday, May 29, 2016

Tracy Ellyn is a Fellow of the Jewish Art Salon in New York City

Tracy Ellyn is a Fellow of the Jewish Art Salon in New York City. You may take a look at the page on their site at: https://jewishartsalon.org/tracy-ellyn/

The Jewish Art Salon is an international artists & scholars community that promotes understanding and appreciation of contemporary Jewish visual art.


Image Copyright 2016 by Tracy Ellyn. All Rights Reserved.



Saturday, May 21, 2016

Artsy Shark: Featured Artist Tracy Ellyn

Artsy Shark, one of the top art blogs in the US, featured the artwork of Tracy Ellyn on May 16, 2016.

"Artist Tracy Ellyn uses symbolism, texture, storytelling, and life experience to create a thought-provoking collection of work."   -Artsy Shark


                                                  “Orchid Garden Refuah” Mixed Media on Metal and Plexi, 30” x 40" by artist Tracy Ellyn. See her portfolio by visiting www.ArtsyShark.com
                                                  Orchid Garden Refuah. Copyright 2014 Tracy Ellyn. All Rights Reserved.

  You may visit the coverage here.  

Tuesday, August 25, 2015

Tracy Ellyn's Photography from Louvre Museum Exhibition Published in New Book

The Exposure Award Architecture Collection from the Louvre Museum exhibition included my photography and has been published and is available for sale here. These photographs premiered at the Louvre Museum this summer.

It was magnificent to be one of the photographers representing over 191 different countries in this exhibition, exemplifying the great brotherhood and sisterhood of sharing creativity and inspiration that the arts provide.

Best of all, the proceeds from the book go to Pencils of Promise, working to build schools in developing nations. Share the wealth of education today!

Tracy Ellyn



Image copyright 2010 Tracy Ellyn. All rights reserved.

Monday, May 18, 2015

Steven Sotloff Memorial by Artist Tracy Ellyn Opens

The Steven Sotloff Memorial that I made and submitted to the Steven Joel Sotloff Memorial 2Lives Foundation has been unveiled. May it bring solace to his family, honor to his memory, and changes in Washington DC regarding hostage policies.

Here are some YouTube links:
Steven Sotloff Memorial Artwork by Tracy Ellyn Commemorates Life Of Slain Journalist - CBS News
Steven Sotloff Memorial by Tracy Ellyn Unveiled - ABC News

There are more, but these should suffice for now.

You may visit the Steven Sotloff Memorial 2 Lives Foundation here. Please consider supporting the important work they are doing locally, nationally and internationally.

Thank you,
Tracy Ellyn
Artist