Ellen Berkenblit, Chantilly Rouge, 2018, oil, paint stick and charcoal on calico, 93 x 78 inches (courtesy of Anton Kern Gallery)
Brian Alfred talks to painter Ellen Berkenblit.
Berkenblit comments: "If I let myself do what I naturally do physically, with a canvas, there are elements that are continuous. They're like a diary, they keep morphing, they change. And they also become a springboard for paint and color mixing which is something that makes my heart beat very fast, in a great way, as I work. I'm basically telling myself a story through material as I work."
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