About Me

Ellen Milan is an internationally recognized artist whose studio is in Lincoln, MA. Her artwork in various media has been displayed in galleries, museums and competitions throughout North America and Europe. These pieces currently grace the homes of many private collectors as well as being included in the collections of museums and public institutions.

Ellen Milan’s work can best be classified as innovative and experimental both in techniques and materials. The totality of her work reflects a superb ability to draw and sketch. This includes lyrical impressions of nature and life in general ... intense faces in a city crowd ... live, delicate sketches of concerts and other events ... vibrant paintings from nature on silk.
She has taught art to adults and children.
CURRENT GALLERIES Artful Gifts at Framed in Time , Framingham, MA
Decordova Museum Gift Shop, Lincoln, MA (seasonal)
Gallery 333, Falmouth, MA
EXHIBITIONS Amsterdam: Jerusalem Artists; Germany: International Exhibit of Graphic Art; Yugoslavia: International Print Competition; Jerusalem: Israel Museum;
Haifa: Museum of Art; Florence: Biennali; New York: National Academy Galleries, Audubon Artists Exhibitions; Boston: Boston Printmakers Exhibition; Chicago: Chicago Art Institute Print and Drawing Show: Oklahoma: National Print and Drawing Exhibition; Wisconsin: Milwaukee Art Center, Wisconsin Salons of Art, Wisconsin Printmakers Shows; Newton, MA: Newton Library, “Silk Paintings”; Lexington, MA: Cary Memorial Library, “Explorations”; Cambridge, MA: Schlesinger Library, “Juxtapositions”; Concord, MA: Concord Art Association group shows; Waltham, MA: Bentley College, “Women’s Work”; Monaco: VII Grand Prix International D’Art; Zurich: Exhibition of Jerusalem Artists PUBLIC COLLECTIONS
UNITED STATES ISRAEL University of Wisconsin Israel Museum, Jerusalem Madison Museum of Haifa Museum of Art
Contemporary Art President’s Residence, Jerusalem DePaw University Yad LeBanin, Petach Tikva Wright Art Center Municipality of Jerusalem Hunterdon Museum of Art Ministry of Education and Culture (formerly Hunterdon Art Center)