Adrienne Cullom
Adrienne Cullom is a burin engraver, mask maker, watercolorist and collage artist. She was born in Memphis, Tennessee on May 27, 1938. She studied at the Atlanta Art Institute in Atlanta, Georgia, the Akademie fur Angelwandte Kunst in Vienna, Austria and was awarded a French government scholarship to study printmaking at the Atelier 17 in Paris, France. During the 1960s master printmaker, Stanley William Hayter, was leading artists through innovative methods of print experimentation at Atelier 17 and a vibrant and creative exchange occurred among artists. It was there that she and fellow artist, Sergio Gonzalez Tornero, met and fell in love. They married, started a family, and eventually made their way to Mahopac, New York where Adrienne continues to live and make art. Her work has been exhibited throughout Europe and the United States.
Ana Pedro
Ana Pedro is a Hudson Valley-based artist who specializes in realism and portraits created in dry mediums. She is a graduate of the Faculty of Fine Arts at the University of Lisbon and her work has been featured internationally. Pedro aims to create artwork that touches and inspires, intrigues and awes.
Christopher Datino
Doris Mady
A graduate of the Fashion Institute of Technology, studied at School of Visual Arts, Westchester Community and Skidmore Colleges. Following a long and successful advertising career as Creative Director/Art Director in advertising’s Top Twenty advertising agencies and of late, in the nonprofit sector, she is now works in her studio full-time as she turns her attention to oil painting.
A member of the Greenwich Arts Council, Rowayton Arts Center, Stamford Arts Association, Doris is also the Webmaster and Treasurer of the
National League of American Pen Women (Greenwich, CT branch), which is the oldest women's arts organization in the US.
Jahyun Bae
Jahyun, originally from South Korea and now based in New York, is an artist whose work reflects the beauty of nature and the fusion of Eastern and Western cultures. With a Master’s degree in Educational Psychology, she initially worked as a math teacher, but relocating to New York sparked a deep shift, leading her to pursue art with passion.
Her primary focus is plein air painting, capturing the landscapes and natural beauty of Westchester and Connecticut, while infusing her work with imaginative elements. A central theme in Jahyun's art is the exploration of dreams, with each piece designed to inspire hope and possibility. Her work is known for its rich textures, achieved through acrylics, oil pastels, and modeling paste.
Jahyun is currently working on landscape paintings and a children’s book inspired by nature and imagination, continuously experimenting
Jen Decker
I am a mixed media artist who shares my time between
the Hudson Valley, NY and Cape Cod, MA. Throughout my artistic process, I am deeply connected to the paints and surfaces that allow me to create art that is unique and beautiful. My work continues to evolve from my passion to paint abstract organic designs while watching the colors on the paper blend into unexpected beauty. While observing my art, allow yourself to be lost for a moment within that space. The writer and poet Thomas Merton stated:
“Art enables us to find ourselves and lose ourselves at the same time.”
Jen’s hope is to share this transformative experience with you, if only for a moment in time.
Jose Marti
My interest in art began in the early 1970s growing up in Brooklyn, New York. The emergence of graffiti art fascinated me and began my journey into learning about painting and
drawing. I use many different mediums, such as Spray Paint, Acrylics, Airbrush, Charcoal, Graphite and whatever I can get my hands on. Working in mixed media gives more freedom to create custom
art. Being an instructor of martial arts gives me great inspiration for my art. I love Japanese art, so some of my work reflects that. The greatest inspiration of my work comes from Graffiti art and nature.
Karen Maloof
Karen graduated from Syracuse University in 1977 with a B.S. in Social Work. While there, she learned black and white photographic skills at the Community Darkroom. Her love of photography continued when she
moved to NYC. After her day job as a paralegal, she interned at Photographics Unlimited, a b&w darkroom and studio facility.
Becoming enthralled in alternate b&w photographic processes, her photographic work in the 80’s and 90’s, “Karen Maloof Painted
Photography”, incorporated b&w printing techniques, transparent oils and color pencils to create limited editions of painted
photographs. Due to the tranquil nature of the imagery, her work was published internationally by several poster and greeting
card companies and placed in many corporate, hospital and private collections.
In the late 1990's, Karen and her husband left New York City to raise a family in New Jersey. She has since been painting without using a photograph as her canvas.
Kevin Clifford
Dad, graffiti writer, husband, general contractor not always in that order
Majchi Brek
Marian Brek, known to friends and fans as Majchi, is a Slovakian-born artist currently based in the United States. Majchi is a self-taught artist with a passion for vibrant and expressive art whose journey began with graffiti and tattoos before evolving into painting.
With a style influenced by cubism, Majchi's work often features geometric compositions, female faces, and animal motifs. Using a variety of mediums, including acrylic, oil, sprays, and markers, Majchi brings energy and joy to each piece.
Having showcased his art in various exhibitions and private collections across Europe and beyond, Majchi continues to share his unique vision with the world, inspiring others with his love of color and creativity.
Maria Juster Ralescu
Maria Juster Ralescu, a Romanian/Canadian/American artist, has lived in France and Canada before settling in New York in 1984. Inspired by her father, architect and artist Vily Juster, she began developing her artistic voice in 2002. Since then she has exhibited her work in various art shows. Over the years, Maria has explored several mediums - stained glass, watercolors, alcohol ink and collage - but now she primarily focuses on mixed media/abstract acrylic painting. She has had the privilege of studying with several accomplished artists including Eleanor Grace Miller and Theresa Bates. When not painting, Maria finds joy in gardening, knitting and traveling.
Martha Hill
Martha Hill is an abstract artist residing in Kingston, NY, who is inspired by color, mood, and the natural beauty of the Hudson Valley. After earning a BFA, she worked for a decade in non-profit organizations. Martha earned her master’s in teaching in 2001 and was a special education teacher until 2022. During this time, she worked with pastels and charcoal, and beginning in 2011, studied at the Woodstock School of Art. After discovering the joy of working with oil paints, she developed a body of work combining mark-making with palette knife painting. She also creates monotypes and collages. Martha’s work has been shown in numerous Hudson Valley locations including ArtBar Gallery, Art Society of Kingston, Create Council on the Arts, Emerge Gallery, Gallery 40, Woodstock Artists Association & Museum, and the Woodstock School of Art.
Melissa Feinberg
Studied Fashion Illustration at FiT. Through the years worked with many mediums, substrate and subject matter. The focus is connecting beyond the visual using playful strokes and color.
Monique Ford
Monique Ford grew up in Katonah, NY and received her Bachelor of Fine Arts at Plattsburgh State University, where she studied painting, drawing, photography and women's studies. Continuing her studies in fine arts, she attended Pratt Institute where she received her Masters of Fine Arts in painting. She has had 10 solo exhibits and been in group shows throughout the USA and Greece in galleries such as Ceres Gallery, The Painting Center, Ward Pound Ridge, The Katonah Museum of Art, Art Basel, Ridgefield Artist Guild, Nurture Art, Providence Arts Club, Silvermine Artist Guild, Blueseed Gallery and the Copelouzos Family Art Museum. More recently, Monique has shown her work at Jazz on Main in Mount Kisco, NY, Yellow Studio Gallery in Cross River, NY and Bethany Arts Community in Ossining, NY. She currently serves as the Chair of Exhibitions on the Katonah Museum Artists’ Association board and resides in Bedford Village
Phyllis Chadwick
My art consists of looking at life and finding new ways to portray it. I love experimentation, and considering the use of different mediums and supports that don't normally go
together and saying, "Why not"? I do this with most of my artwork, which includes photography, painting, sculpture, and everything in between. The subjects that inspire me come from all areas of the life I encounter. I love to share my work and hope that what I create inspires people to see things in a new way.
Ted Hollander
Watercolor painter residing in Sherman, CT focusing on landscapes. Also, under his label Step Forward America, Ted is the author of Bachelors of Citizenship advocating civic engagement through civics education and national service.
Vanessa Lee
My name is Vanessa. I’m a first-generation, Chinese American multidisciplinary artist, small business entrepreneur, information professional, and unapologetic nerd. My core values are rooted in innovation, courage, inclusion, purpose, and kindness. I have held onto my unyielding dream to create art in service of bringing more joy into the world. I have a BFA from SMFA@Tufts and run resetreality, a creative stationery and illustration business.
Alice Lynn
Early 1970s, worked in Grand Canyon and Yosemite National Parks. In Yosemite I lived in the presence of the master of nature photography, Ansel Adams. My knowledge and style of photography grew from observation and study of Ansel's glorious art.
1977 - '97, traveled the U.S. with regional theater companies acting in numerous plays and musicals.
1979 - '94, I spent several months each school year as itinerant performing arts teacher in Eskimo and Indian villages throughout the Alaskan Arctic.
1980 - '85, dancer/singer with Ringling Bros.-Barnum & Bailey Circus traveling the U.S. 1985 - 2020 traveled the U.S. with seven Broadway touring shows out of New York City. I photograph the amazing American Landscape.
Arlene Seymour
Though Arlene Seymour was born in NYC, travels to the Hudson Valley in her teens left a lasting impression. She moved to the Hudson Valley in 1978. After several attempts to relocate, the pull of the river and mountains were an irresistible force, becoming her home in 2000. She spent many of her professional years as a Creative Arts Therapist. Semi-retired now, she is able to focus on her art, letting it flow in whatever current runs below the surface. Arlene's art can be seen in exhibitions throughout the area and in private collections. Using watercolor, gouache, ink, and acrylic, Arlene’s paintings are inspired by her home in the beautiful Hudson Valley.
Courtney Salerno
Courtney Salerno is a fiber artist living in the Hudson Valley, NY. She began weaving in 2016 and creates in her home studio on handmade frame looms. She is mostly self taught and experiments with a variety of fibers including cotton rope, yarn, wool roving, and hand dyed ribbons. For the past three years, Courtney has created pieces for Upstate Art Weekend in collaboration with fellow artist Amanda Russo Rubman and Community Hinterland. She has shown work at The Yard gallery, in Beacon, NY.
Eddie Hall
Eddie Hall is an abstract artist in Berlin, Connecticut creating works using recycled windows which exhibit vibrant colors and geometric patterns. These works draw inspiration from architectural and design themes. A self-taught artist, Hall is an active member of the Kehler Liddell Gallery and has received recognition and awards for both solo and group exhibitions at venues such as the New Britain Museum of American Art, Mattatuck Museum, Hill- Stead Museum, Mystic Museum of Art, Edward Hopper House & Museum, Slater Memorial Museum, Scope Miami, Attleboro Museum, Hygienic Arts, Greenwich Arts Society, New Haven Paint & Clay Club, Cambridge Arts Association, and Ursa Gallery. He has also been awarded the Artist Respond grant from the Connecticut Office of the Arts, and his work can be found in numerous private collections, with pieces currently displayed at the Connecticut State Capitol Building.
James Sparks
I have been an art educator and painter for almost fifty years teaching studio art, photography and art history at the university level.
Currently, I am retired as an Adjunct Professor of Art at the College of Mount Saint Vincent in Riverdale, New York (since 2002). My teaching approach has always been to emphasize the multi- disciplinary nature of the creative process to cognitive philosophy, psychology and, really, to all the humanities. Put more simply, stressing cognitive science as a portal into the origins of artistic creativity from an evolutionary perspective.
My personal imagery has always been to explore the fluid boundaries between representational and abstraction in Nature, discovering a new awareness and appreciation of beauty and what is worth looking at.
I am represented by Upstream Gallery in Hastings-on-Hudson, New York, and many of my works a featured on fineartamerica.com and SaatchiArt.com. My work is hung in corporate collections
Jessy Dunn
Jessy Dunn has been attracted to the camera ever since she was a little girl. A photography class in high school led to a tech school in Massachusetts, Hallmark Institute of Photography. (No relation to the greeting cards.) The years to follow involved many printing labs honing Jessy’s eye for color and print quality. She also got experience as a teacher and model at the Fashion Institute of Technology’s continuing education program.
In 2008, Jessy was drawn to The School of Visual Arts where she earned her BFA degree with high honors.
After graduation she hit the road for California. Jessy accepted a position at a high-volume portrait studio in Los Gatos where she strengthened her skills, speed and her eye for detail. Feeling homesick she moved back to New York.
Finally home, Jessy started her photography business, a local studio for all types of clients and classes.
Judith deToth
Judith deToth lives in Carmel, NY. After teaching elementary school for 40 years in NYC and Westchester County, she decided to follow her passion for art. Fifty years ago, her father had given her his box of art supplies, which led her to taking a few art lessons, but motherhood and career put her passion on hold for some time. About fifteen years ago, an artist friend in Maine encouraged her to resume art lessons again. She signed up with Jeanne DeMotses from the Putnam Arts Council in Mahopac, and credits her with learning the fundamentals of art and design. After a few years, she transferred to Arts on the Lake to study with the renowned artist, Alexander Shundi. He encouraged her to rely on her imagination, in lieu of photographs, to draw and to paint. He also believes she should experiment with abstract designs.
Karen Schaffel
Karen Schaffel works from her home studio in the Mid Hudson Valley region. Her study of printmaking and etching inspired her to incorporate textures into her artwork using fabric, lace, modeling paste, and paper. She moved from Brooklyn, NY to the Hudson Valley region. Like many previous artists who explored the Hudson Valley, Karen became entranced with capturing the essence of the area. The acrylic paint and mixed material techniques were developed through solo experimentation and play. Since 2016, Karen has been working directly on cradled wood panels with painted sides. The element of discovery and surprise captivates the artist as well as the viewer. Solo shows include the Wired Gallery High Falls, , Midoma Gallery,NYC; and Starr Library, Rhinebeck.
Laura Schmidt
My name is Laura Schmidt. In the early 1980's I studied painting at Rhode Island School of Design, having spent my last year of school in Rome, Italy. Now, I teach English as a Second Language for Dutchess Community College.
After decades of living my life, being a mom, and sporatically painting, I have come to understand that painting is an opportunity to practice a discipline. There, I find and listen to a steady 'other' voice that is not used in every day routine tasks and engagements.
Margaret Ryan
Marina Heau
Abstract artist who's work is a response to inner and outer nature. Life long artist who is still growing up decades after art school.
Mary Jane Houser
Mary Jane Houser is an emerging artist from Ridgefield CT. Her primary focus is light, landscape and the figure in oils.
Lately, Mary Jane has been learning and focusing on using glazing techniques in her paintings to emphasize luminosity.
Mary Jane has always had a passion for art. Growing up she watched her grandmother, a self taught artist, paint in the upstairs of their family home. This sparked interest and curiosity in becoming an artist.
Early formal training was done at Wooster Community Art Center in Danbury CT. After raising her family, MJ returned to her passion for painting.
“I am inspired by nature and being outdoors. Painting can bring me a strong spiritual connection. I paint what I see and the closer I look, the more colors come alive. I love the light and how it is constantly changing. The painting continues to speak to me in
Naomi Berkery
Naomi attended Pratt Institute of Art in Brooklyn, NY receiving her MFA in Art and Design Education with a concentration in Art Therapy.
She spent nearly 25 years in NYC living, creating, showing and selling artwork throughout the 5 boroughs, The Tri-State Area and Internationally. Naomi has been teaching visual Art in NYC since 2003 to Special Needs students. She is a certified Art Therapist and the head of her department at school. Her Artwork adorns many private, commercial and professional collections. She works out of her studio in The Ann Street Gallery in Newburgh, NY and is an annual participate in Newburgh Open Studio's.
Rob Decina
Rob Decina is a NY based, creative professional working in the television industry for close to thirty years. He has a background in the
theatre, having received his MFA from Sarah Lawrence College and completing the directing internship program at The Juilliard School of Drama. He is also a published Author and speaks to many colleges and conservatories around the country. He started drawing and
painting as a child and returned to his passion about ten years ago. Although he enjoys realistic paintings, his work is dominated by
abstract art. He paints with acrylics and collage paper/mixed media. At his core he is a storyteller and looks to tell a unique story in every painting. A story that is of course up for interpretation for the viewer. He recently had some paintings displayed at the Arbor Gallery's Affordable Art Mini Market.
Terrence Mahon
Terrence Mahon, originally from Ohio, is a multimedia artist based in Connecticut. Mahon graduated with a degree in Industrial Design from the University of Cincinnati, Design and Architecture Program before going on to a career in product and three-dimensional design, working as a design studio manager for Kohler Company. His work can be found in collections throughout the Northeast ranging from oil on canvas, to plaster figurative sculptures, and wood/metal works.
Wayne Toepp
Wayne Toepp is a Hudson Valley painter living in Poughkeepsie and maintaining a studio in Hyde Park. His process is driven by the physical material qualities of oil paint, layering thick paint applications alternated with delicate glazes.His work has been featured in numerous solo exhibitions spanning four decades as he has continued to examine the boundaries between abstraction and representation. The spaces within Toepp’s work carry potent associations with art historical references from northern romantic painting to haunted symbolist tableaus. The muted interiority of his paintings suggest half-lit chambers and the barely discerned outlines of presences – everything in a state of luminescent flux evoking memories of place.
Amanda Lynne
Amanda Lynne is an award-winning New York painter and mixed media artist. She holds a BFA from Pratt Institute, and an MFA from The College of New Rochelle. She has studied internationally in Rome, Italy.
In 2023 Amanda was artist-in-residence at the David Rockefeller Creative Arts Center at Pocantico, Tarrytown, NY.
Amanda shows extensively in both solo and group exhibitions in New York and Connecticut. Her work can be found in private collections throughout the United States.
Amanda is the curator of the Kent, NY Public Library Art Gallery and a member of the Visual Arts Committee at Arts on the Lake, Carmel, NY.
Aurora Kilai
Aurora Mary Kilai is an intuitive, expressive artist following her heart's inspirations to create a unique dance of Light with hues of color. Her life studies and exploration in various forms of energy healing, meditation, mindfulness, and heart centering harmonizations have deepened and expanded her sensitivity and intuition to connect with higher vibrations of Light. She explored different media to play with color and light and discovered fluid acrylics as the perfect process to harmonize the higher vibrations of Light with color. Being an educator, Aurora’s greatest joy and passion is to assist humanity to awaken to higher vibrations of pure Love, Compassion, Joy, Peace, and more through the Light energies in her art.
Don Klotz
Trained as a fine art printmaker. Made a living as a commercial illustrator, fabricator, creative director and commercial visualizer primarily in publishing. Worked on children's novelty educational products.
Ginean Creaney
I am a passionate photographer dedicated to capturing the beauty and emotion in every moment. With a keen eye for detail and a love for storytelling, some of my areas of expertise are seniors, creative Portraits, Couples & Branding. Based in The Hudson Valley NY, i believes that every photograph has the power to evoke feelings & memories, making each shot a timeless piece of art.
Jane Ormerod
Jane Ormerod was born on the south coast of England and attended art college in London before moving to New York City in 2002. After relocating to NYC, she concentrated on poetry and spoken word performance. Fast forward to 2021 and now living in Hudson with a studio, she was inspired to return to visual art. Recent group shows include Gallery 40 (Poughkeepsie), Super Secret Projects (Beacon), LABspace (Hillsdale), CREATE (Catskill), and Circle 46 Gallery (Hudson), plus artwork and writing in print journals and anthologies such as “Maintenant,” “The Sparring Artists,” and “From Somewhere to Nowhere: The End of the American Dream.” Jane received a 2020 NYC Acker Award for her contribution to the avant-garde community. With John K Lawson, she hosts and curates the monthly literary/performance series “A Galère of Poetic Autopsies” at Hudson’s Park Theater.
John O'Meara
After years of collecting photography during world travel, John has begun showing and offering details that have captured hs eye. A North Salem resident, musician, cabinetmaker and cook, the photos capture snippets of adventures past and present.
Karen Golden
Karen is a graduate of SUNY Purchase College of Art with a degree in Graphic Design and Photography. She worked as a Graphic Designer in the Educational and Professional Publishing field designing book jackets and promotional material. She took time off to raise her family but has returned to her creative roots taking classes in Botanical Drawing, Linoleum Block Printing, and Digital Photography. She has found her love of the outdoors and photographing the natural world most rewarding. Karen is a member of Great Hollow Photography Club and the Sherman Artists Association.
Kelly Edwards
Kelly Edwards is a Putnam County-based artist and gallerist, who specializes in expressionistic watercolor and mixed media. Her creations draw inspiration from nature and the distinctive characteristics of the watercolor medium, often incorporating florals and line art.
Edwards’ artwork has been exhibited at Arbor Gallery, LAND Gallery, Emerge Gallery, and Putnam Arts Council. In addition, she is the owner of Arbor Gallery, located in Carmel, NY.
Lisa Penny
From a background in publishing and media design, Lisa Penny has spent over 25 years working with textural arts, including fibers, wood, cork, stone, painting, and natural objects. Her journey began with quilting, exploring complex geometric patterns, Celtic knots, and representational abstracts.
During the COVID-19 pandemic and eldercare, her work took a fully abstract direction. She embraced mixed media to create innovative constructions that reflect the emotional depth and transformative nature of the period. This shift incorporates a range of natural materials to evoke viewer connections.
Throughout her career, she has exhibited in galleries and museums across the United States and showcased her pieces through platforms such as Artsy.net. Her art is appreciated in private collections around the world.
Mark Edwards
Mark Edwards is a local artist originating from Rochester, NY. Post graduation from Buffalo State College in 1996 he had a short career as a graphic artist and then web developer before returning to his childhood love of filmmaking with a 20+ year career in the animated feature film and vfx industry. The art | film installation ‘Re-Screened’, co-curated, and co-exhibited with Kelly Edwards showed at Arbor Gallery in October 2023.
Margie Marek
As I work, the movement of fibers and the interplay of light and texture enhance the theme of connection. Each ripple and layer symbolizes a bond between individuals and nature.
I stay mindful of my surroundings, allowing this awareness to shape my art, making each piece a testament to our interconnectedness. My goal is to evoke harmony and encourage viewers to reflect on their own connections within life's tapestry.
Matthew Franz
Originating from Philadelphia and coming up during the vibrant 1980s, Matthew draws profound inspiration from the vivid palettes, substantial forms, and assertive strokes inherent in the graffiti milieu of that period. Currently refining their craft in the artistic community of Ridgefield, CT, he has found a nurturing environment to continue his creative journey.
His artistic style serves as a visual manifestation of the innermost sparks of his spirit, capturing an unwavering commitment to absolute independence and expressing his innate emotions through the language of bold color, cubism, and geometric abstraction. Coming from a creative family, he nurtured a lifelong passion for the arts. Geometric abstraction lets him channel his love for color and shift from art as a hobby to his vocation, aiming to foster connection and communication. His pieces fuse vivid colors, bold lines, and angular shapes, resulting in luminous and energetic narratives.
Matthew is the recipient of a 2023 Artful Gives grant, has shown at RPAC Gallery, Ridgefield Playhouse, Mothership on Main, and The Meeting House. He has also been featured in 068 Magazine. He can be reached at matthew.franz68@gmail.com and found on social media @mjfranzart.
Michael Sirken
I was born and raised in New York City but mostly grew up in Bronx, NY. I graduated from CCNY with a BS in Mathematics and an MA in Mathematics Education;I taught high mathematics as a career. I have always been interested in the arts especially guitar playing and song writing , poetry and the last 12 years in abstract painting and some drawing. I have published poetry and have been in numerous on-line gallery shows especially HMVCGallery.com. I have been in 8 live group shows at Jones Gallery in KC, Missouri. In 2024, I have exhibited locally at Arbor Gallery, PAC and Mahopac Library. I live in Putnam County, NY.
Paul Greco
I grew up in Westchester, after high school attended the School of Visual Arts in NYC.
I mostly concentrate on painting & collage and frequently use found objects. I also occasionally work on sculpture, I have a permanent public sculpture installation on the shore of the Hudson River in Yonkers NY titled : “The Meditation Circle”. I exhibit my Art Work nationally & internationally. I recently had two pieces put on permanent display in the Geller Museum in Tel Aviv, Israel. I’ve exhibited all around NY and have Solo Exhibitions @ Upstream Gallery periodically.
Sharon Nakazato
For 6 of the 8 years that prize-winning artist Sharon Nakazato lived in Japan, she studied Asian Brush Calligraphy intensively with celebrated contemporary master Shinzan Kamijo. She holds a license to teach from the Japan Calligraphic Arts Association of Tokyo. While continuing on her Path of the Asian Brush, in recent years Nakazato has revisited her western art background and explored an expansive range of mixed media, some incorporating Asian calligraphy and all drawing on years of experience with Eastern brush, ink, line, and space. She monitors the Life Drawing sessions at Arts on the Lake in addition to managing FroGS Plein Air events along with the Annual FroGS Juried Art Competition. Nakazato continues to combine an ever-widening diversity of media in a distinctly personal expression and is now exhibiting by invitation through the Tri-County area. Her work can be found in various private collections.
Terry Pasquale
Terry Pasquale began her art education at the Hudson River Museum and continued it at Pace University, the American University of Rome, and the Westchester Art Workshop. She discovered paint pouring during the pandemic and embraced it. Most of Terry’s current work is acrylic abstract with some element of accidental art. Terry has displayed her paintings with Yonkers Arts, Arts on the Lake, the Sherman Artists Association, the White Silo Winery, Gallery 25 and the Mamaroneck Artists Guild. Her painting “4 a.m. Anxiety” was awarded an Honorable Mention at Gallery 25’s 2024 Full Spectrum Art Show.
In addition to canvas, Terry paints on small leather items and creates jewelry from her paintings. She creates pillows and other items with images of her artwork.
Terry splits her time between Yonkers, New York and New Fairfield Connecticut with her husband Tom and cat Poe.
