Ellis-Beauregard Foundation
Fellows & Residents
Curated by Donna McNeil
Breaking Bread: Loaves (2019 - 2020), Bethany Engstrom
April 22 - June 19, 2021
About The Show
In 1990, Joan Beauregard and David Ellis generously decided to form a foundation primarily designed to further arts education in the Midcoast Maine area. Maintaining a preferred low profile, they named the foundation Anonimo. After Joan’s passing on April 14, 2009, David decided he would initiate a named operating foundation which became an official entity shortly after David’s death in May of 2015. Hence, the Ellis-Beauregard Foundation, located in Rockland, Maine, began its mission to provide resources and support for artists, engage with community, and sustain the legacy of the founding artists.
The Ellis-Beauregard Foundation is the only private foundation in the state of Maine that delivers support directly to artists. To date, the Foundation has delivered support to 62 Residents, 4 Fellows in the Visual Arts, 2 Composer Awardees, 11 Project Grant Awardees, 40 Covid relief funds with 20 more in process, and 5 Travel Grants.
This exhibition, curated by the Foundation’s Executive Director Donna McNeil, features work of awardees from 2017-2019.
FEATURED ARTISTS:
Karen MacDonald (Resident)
Madeleine Morlet (Resident)
Border Patrol (Project Award)
Meghan Brady (Resident)
Michael Gorman (Resident)
Michaela Stone (Resident)
Reggie Burrows Hodges (Resident and Fellow)
Riley Watts (Resident)
S.B. Walker (Resident)
Sophie Hamacher (Project Award)
Stephen Nguyen (Fellow)
Veronica Perez (Resident and Fellow)
Wade Kavanaugh (Fellow)
David Ellis (Founder)
Joan Beauregard (Founder)
Anna Queen (Resident)
Annika Earley (Resident)
Ben Potter (Resident)
Ben Spalding (Resident)
Bethany Engstrom (Resident)
Cecilia Ackerman (Resident)
Dylan Hausthor (Resident)
Elaine Ng (Resident)
Erin Johnson (Resident and Fellow)
Grace DeGennaro (Resident)
Heather Lyon (Resident)
Ian Trask (Resident)
Jenna Crowder (Project Award)
Johanna Moore (Resident)
Preview the Exhibition
Miscellaneous materials, yarn, and monofilament suspended from wooden armature
8' x 8' x 8'
$19,000
Hand-cut black paper over pastel
cut paper measures 20” x 30”, mounted on paper 29.5” x 41.5”
$4,000
Ceramic, enamel and silver leaf
Each piece approx. 9" x 10" x 5" to 10" x 12" x 5"
$500 each
$3,000 complete set
Digital video, monitor, cinder blocks, all weather extension cord, ED. of 3
Dimensions variable
$1,600