Eloise Sherrid works at the intersection of nonfiction and narrative storytelling, collaging genres and media in a highly collaborative creative practice. Her roster of co-creators includes painters, poets, academics, and social movement organizers.

Her projects have been featured by Bad at Sports, DRØME Magazine, and the Association of Independent Colleges of Art and Design, and been cited by The Guardian, Hyperallergic, and Print Magazine.

She has contributed to Labor Notes and The Indypendent, and her work as an educator has appeared on ArtProf and The New York Times Learning Network.

She works as a video producer at Christie’s, where she tells award-winning stories about art and artists.

When not behind the camera, Eloise plays table-top RPGs, hikes with her brother, and draws people on the subway.

She lives and works in Brooklyn, NY.