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Born:
1962
Education:
Creative Growth Art Center, 1993-present
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Terri entered Creative Growth Art Center's studio in 1993. Creative Growth Art Center in downtown Oakland serves physically and mentally disabled adult artists, providing a stimulating studio environment for artistic instruction, gallery promotion and personal expression.
Terri enjoys talking about her art. She likes artmaking because it is challenging, fun, and she enjoys getting dirty.
"I like drawing birds, animals, people. I like drawing things that are alive and changing."
Terri often draws albino animals and albino people. Terri has had many albino friends who, like herself, are legally blind. She feels that people are people however, regardless of their race or nationality. Terri has a whimsical and quirky sense of humor that is delightfully evident in her artwork.
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Selected Exhibitions at
Creative Growth Art Center |
1998: |
Downsize |
| 1996: |
Off the Easel; In and Out of the Woods; Spring Splash |
| 1995: |
All You Can Eat; Spring Faire; All the Women; Private Perceptions |
| 1992: |
The Art of Teaching Art |
Selected Outside Exhibitions |
| 1998: |
Creative Glances, Sun Gallery, Hayward, CA |
| 1997: |
The Wind in My Hair, American Visionary Museum, Baltimore, MD |
| 1996: |
California State University at Hayward, CA |
| 1995: |
Juried Show for the Visually Impaired, Embarcadero Center, San Francisco, CA |
| 1994: |
Heart and Soul, McKesson Corporation, San Francisco, CA |
| 1993: |
Many Hands, One Heart, McKesson Corporation, San Francisco, CA |
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