Ellery Harkness

Illustrator

Ellery Harkness (b. 1999, San Francisco, California) is an artist, designer, and art historian. Through writing, studio work, and research, her practice examines the idea of collage as a way to explore contemporary conversations, with a particular attunement to women’s experiences, consumerism, and the climate. She mostly works in painting, video installation, photography, and mixed media collage. Harkness graduated from Bowdoin College with a degree in Visual Arts, Art History, and a minor in Political Science.

about Now That the Ground
Poetry
Now That the Ground
Sandra Kolankiewicz
"You are grateful for my note, you say, and the/photograph of my mother the year you met her"
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Vist Our Maketplace
Poetry
about Now That the Ground
Poetry
Now That the Ground
Now That the Ground
Sandra Kolankiewicz
"You are grateful for my note, you say, and the/photograph of my mother the year you met her"
about Demeter Weeding
Poetry
Demeter Weeding
Karine Leno Ancellin
"Demeter was clearing the weed when Persephone/erred beyond the horizon."
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Poetry
about Demeter Weeding
Poetry
Demeter Weeding
Demeter Weeding
Karine Leno Ancellin
"Demeter was clearing the weed when Persephone/erred beyond the horizon."
about In the Red Zone
Featured • Nonfiction
In the Red Zone
Cheryl Dumesnil
"Susan and I agree: there is a lot of life in this wrestling match with death. So much to be explored. So I am writing. We are writing."
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Featured • Nonfiction
about In the Red Zone
Featured • Nonfiction
In the Red Zone
In the Red Zone
Cheryl Dumesnil
"Susan and I agree: there is a lot of life in this wrestling match with death. So much to be explored. So I am writing. We are writing."

Ellery Harkness

Illustrator

Poetry

Now That the Ground

Poetry

Poetry

Now That the Ground

Now That the Ground

Poetry

Demeter Weeding

Poetry

Poetry

Demeter Weeding

Demeter Weeding

Featured • Nonfiction

In the Red Zone

Featured • Nonfiction

Featured • Nonfiction

In the Red Zone

In the Red Zone

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