
Hollybush Gardens, Kabinett Sector
Art Basel Switzerland
June 16-21, 2026
Memoir / long-form essay on the artist Sylvia Sleigh
Published with Some People Press
Fall 2026
Solo, Derek Eller Gallery
New York, NY
April 2025- May 2025
Solo, Hollybush Gardens
London, U.K.
March 2024- April 2024
Hauser &Wirth
69th St., New York, NY
September 2023- November 2023

Solo, Derek Eller Gallery
New York, NY
October 2022- November 2022

Solo, ICA Miami
Miami, FL
November 2021- March 2022

Solo, Hollybush Gardens
London, UK
July - September 2021

Solo, Derek Eller Gallery
New York, NY
October - November 2020

Solo, Baltimore Museum of Art
Baltimore, MD
February - September 2020

Frye Art Museum
Seattle, WA
August 2019 - January 2020

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Published on the occasion of Ellen Lesperance’s solo exhibitions Stay in the Centre of No-Man’s Land at Hollybush Gardens, London (2024) and I Am Woman Inflicted with the Burden of Bearing Mankind, Derek Eller Gallery, New York (2025), this new monograph offers the most comprehensive overview of the artist’s practice to date.
The publication features newly commissioned essays by Laura Guy and author Jennifer Kabat, alongside an interview between Ellen Lesperance and Amy Tobin.
Publisher: Buchhandlung Walther und Franz König, 2026
Design: In the shade of a tree
31 x 23.5 cm, 192 pages, softcover

Ellen Lesperance, published by Buchhandlung Walther und Franz König in collaboration with Hollybush Gardens, London and Derek Eller Gallery, New York. Designed by intheshadeofatree, Lesperance's first, 2026 monograph contains essays by Laura Guy, Jen Kabat, and a conversation between the artist and Amy Tobin.
Published on the occasion of the solo exhibition Ellen Lesperance: Velvet Fist at the Baltimore Museum of Art, 2020, this book contains an introductory essay by Lesperance, over eighty examples of Greenham Common Women’s Peace Camp protest knitwear, and a glossary of illustrated symbolism.
Published on the occasion of a travelling exhibition curated by Lynne Cooke, Woven Histories, 2023, features more than fifty creators whose work crosses divisions and hierarchies formerly segregating the fine arts from the applied arts and handicrafts.
"Ellen Lesperance Merges Knitting with Paint to Extend Activist Archives," a conversation with curator Stephanie Seidel on the occasion of ICA Miami solo Ellen Lesperance: Amazonknights
"Unexpected Vernacular: Ellen Lesperance Interviewed by Jared Quinton" is published in July, 2021 in conjunction with solo exhibition at Hollybush Gardens, London
Ellen Lesperance's "Together we lie in ditches and in front of machines," reviewed by R.H. Lossin
