Ellie Kimbrell Weadock
Artworks can be viewed: https://sites.google.com/view/works-by-eweadock/home
Currently focusing on printmaking and collaborations.
Contact information
LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/ellieweadock
Email: eweadock @ comcast.net
Bio in brief
My origins are in the Palouse region of Washington State, a visually stunning farming community. After graduation from Washington State University, I moved sight-unseen to Albuquerque, New Mexico. I originally thought it might be a temporary stop, but I soon found the landscapes and people of New Mexico to be intriguing. Now I have called Albuquerque home for more than 4 decades, have married and raised children. The drawing and printmaking communities in Albuquerque are collaborative and friendly, and I'm grateful to have found so many friends and colleagues over the years. The wonderful people and landscape views continue to provide compelling inspiration.
Education
1982 Bachelor of Arts in Fine Arts - Washington State University
2012 Certification in Enology - Washington State University
2019 Master of IT Management - Cyber Security
Exhibits
Dec 2026 - Jan 2027 Curator: FUSION, Albuquerque, New Mexico. Prints * People * Protests. Collection of works from the following groups: Figure drawing sessions at FUSION; printmakers from CNM and Bucket Exhibitions; protest artists from Monsoon A.R.T.ists.
June 2026: Ghostwolf Gallery, Albuquerque, New Mexico. One screen print included in the juried Superfunkadelic exhibit.
March 2026: East Mountain Public Library, Tijeras, New Mexico. Five screen prints and one linocut in conjunction with a print exhibition by Hentry Morales and Virgil Velasco. Includes works by Karl Whitaker, Casandra Encinias, Mary Sundstrom, and Daniel Allen.
February 2026: Juan Tabo Public Library, Albuquerque, New Mexico. Five screen prints in conjunction with a print exhibition by Henry Morales and Virgil Velasco. Includes works by Karl Whitaker, Casandra Encinias, Mary Sundstrom, and Daniel Allen.
August 2025 Curator: The Mothership Alumni, Albuquerque, New Mexico. Multiple works in conjunction with the MonsoonA.R.T.ists debut show. Responsible for curating the show in collaboration with Kimberly Koltcz and Sierra Gutierrez.June 2024: South Broadway Cultural Center, Albuquerque, NM, “Covid Bomb.” One 48”x24” woodcut exhibited, ”White Sands,” created in collaboration with Henry Morales and Virgil Velasco, sponsored by Karl Whitaker.
June 2025: Juan Tabo Public Library, Albuquerque, New Mexico, Three pieces in conjunction with a woodblock exhibit by Henry Morales.
June 2024: The New Mexico Art League, Albuquerque, NM, “Body Language.” Three pieces exhibited, including one linocut, “Exquisite Collaboration,” created with Henry Morales, Virgil Velasco, Karl Whitaker, and Casandra Encinias.
Demonstrations:
Ellie generally focuses on the creative process and collaboration rather than on making art sales. If you are interested in a specific piece, please use the contact information.