Terryberry Gallery, art supporting art
Opened in 1986, the Terryberry Gallery exhibits local and international art throughout the St. Cecilia Music Center’s season. It is named after long-time supporters Parker and Mary (Monty) Montgomery Terryberry and it is truly a delightful accent with its varied exhibits to the already beautiful appointed building it is housed in and the music it is immersed in.
Artists interested in exhibiting at Terryberry Gallery can review the artist’s contract page 1 and page 2 and TERRYBERRY GALLERY floor-plan to discern if this is a good fit. Email your bio, artist statement, contact information and three electronic photo-files of your work to .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address).
Located on the lower level of the St. Cecilia Music Center building
Open 9 a.m. – 5 p.m. Monday through Friday
MAY through JUNE 2013
RIVERTOWN ARTIST GUILD
ARTIST RECEPTION: Friday, May 10, 6-8:30 p.m. Music by jazz pianist Richard Paschke
The Rivertown Artists Guild, established in 1990, brings together emerging and established artists in a unique effort aimed at advancing all members.
SEPTEMBER 18 through OCTOBER 6, 2013
ARTPRIZE 2013
More details to come.
MID-OCTOBER through NOVEMBER 2013
JEFF CONDON, oil and pastel
ARTIST RECEPTION: TBA
“Trained in painting and graphic design at Kendall College of Art & Design, my work has a certain close up and cropped look, bringing the viewer into a scene to recall a feeling or space the viewer may have experienced. Working with color, light, and brush stroke I capture a moment where one is aware of the energy or sense of being in that very moment.” http://www.jeffcondonart.net
DECEMBER 2013 through JANUARY 2014
VALENTINA GRIGORIEVA
ARTIST RECEPTION: TBA
Valentina’s paintings are personal reflections of her broad interests in subject matter. She has a special love for expressive abstract with music often serving as a background for sketching, design, and painting. Her work has been exhibited at several galleries and shows, including the West Michigan Regional Art Competition.
FEBRUARY 2014
WESTSIDE STORIES IV
They’re back with more tales to tell!!
MARCH 2014
DENISE DUNN, oil
I love oil paints because they are luscious and creamy. Their colors are rich and vibrant. The start of each painting is an exciting adventure. Movement, darks and lights flowing across the canvas is a theme that appears in all my paintings, whether it is a vegetable still life, a plein aire scene or an abstraction.
APRIL 2014
ARTISTS ALLIANCE
Linda Daly Baker, watercolor – Linda’s contemporary approach to traditional subject matter captures the essence of gentle scenes with harmonious strokes. Jennifer Gould, textile – Jennifer’s intricate doll creations exhibit her fascination of the expression of every generation through fashion and textile. Patti Sevensma, mixed – Patti combines her love of painting, drawing, and photography in her work and continues to grow and experiment with new methods and collage techniques. Howard Garet, pastel – Howard is known for excellence in landscape, genre and still life paintings, and is the recipient of numerous awards. Betts Casey, abstract expressionist – has served as an adjunct art professor in the Grand Valley State University, is a member of the Women’s City Club, St. Cecilia Music Center, Christians in the Visual Arts, UICA and is currently a co-director of the Artist’s Alliance.
MAY through JULY 2014
JEREMY MASON, Encaustic Art
http://jeremymasonart.com/home
NOVEMBER 2014
KATHLEEN PUTNAM, oil and pastel
CONNIE KUHNLE, oil and pastel
ARTIST RECEPTION: TBA
DECEMBER 2014 through JANUARY 2015
WILLIAM ALEXANDER, oil
ARTIST RECEPTION: TBA
“I want my work to be immediate and fresh. I strive to create art that is viewed as an experience…seeing, waiting, doubting, discovering, creating, destroying, opening, closing, starting, ending. “
APRIL 2015
JAMES L. JOHNSON, watercolor
ARTIST RECEPTION: TBA
Jim Johnson studied at the Kendall College of Art and Design of Ferris State University, in Grand Rapids, Michigan, and at The School of The Art Institute of Chicago. After serving in the U.S. Navy, he enjoyed a long career as an illustrator, winning many national juried competitions, garnering awards from the Art Directors Club, in New York City, and the Art Directors Club of Metropolitan Washington, among others. He retired to paint full time in 2006. Johnson is active in the Michigan Water Color Society and other art organizations. The artist exhibits widely, has had several solo shows, and has won many painting awards. For more information, e-mail the artist at .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address).
For more information, updates and gallery questions contact Cheri McClain-Beatty, Terryberry Gallery manager, at .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address) or 616.459.2224 (ext 207).
