Terrill is pleased to announce two upcoming solo shows for 2018.
Read MoreExhibition and Auction: The Delaware Contemporary /
Terrill is pleased to have her work as part of the Delaware Contemporary's upcoming exhibition and auction, SABA III on November 11th, 2017.
Exhibition: Recurrence and Cadence at Kitchen Table Gallery /
Recurrence and Cadence: Terrill Warrenburg and Kyle Triplett
Opening Reception: July 8, 2017 - 7-10pm
Kitchen Table Gallery is pleased to present Recurrence and Cadence, a two-person exhibition of recent works by Terrill Warrenburg and Kyle Triplett. With two seemingly opposite artistic practices: small, intimate watercolors by Warrenburg and large immersive light, clay, and wood installations by Triplett, the two artists find common ground through a meditative use of layering and repetitive elements, distilling their individual practices to emphasize the purity of line and light. Reducing their forms to basic linear elements, then layering and meticulously repeating them, whether it be small strokes of a brush or curved wooden stalks with clay, this pairing of work underlines fundamental and intrinsic parallels in art across disciplines.
Based on her sustained interest and prior education in music, Terrill Warrenburg’s work in Recurrence and Cadence, includes smaller, intimately-size works on paper, each created while listening to a specific song, as well as a 20 foot scroll in which she listened to 10 hours of music and made a mark, or attempt at a mark, at each beat. Interested in entering the state of flow where the conscious mind takes the backseat to the subconscious, Warrenburg began with an examination of the automatic marks of her hand, which tired and deviated as time and melodies progressed. After this performative act, she poured layers of paint on top of the still wet watercolor, attempting to mitigate her tightly controlled lines and employing color as a conscious choice of expression in tune with the music playing. Time, light, and line are looped and layered in this series - yet it is Warrenburg’s interest in creating a specific mental space for herself that keeps her creating these durational works.
Combining light, wood, and ceramics, Kyle Triplett’s light installation boxes construct a sense of place, evoking vast, outdoor rural landscapes within the confines of an urban, warehouse gallery in Philadelphia. Based in Ruston, Louisiana, Triplett creates simulated space through repetitive elements; his remediation of information questions the natural and artificial experience of landscape, the picturesque, and romantic notions of the sublime. Place exists as an idealized space, a space where infrastructure and architecture are stripped away, replaced by his own structures of performance and intended objects. Triplett aims for his work to induce a form of transportative experience; for the viewer to be placed at the axis point of a vast panorama of nostalgia and expectation, the past and future, distance and adjacency, longing and satisfaction.
Recurrence and Cadence will be on view from July 8th until July 25th, 2017. There will be an opening reception on Saturday, July 8th from 7 - 10pm. For further questions or to visit the gallery please contact Kitchen Table Gallery at kitchentablegallery@gmail.com.
Terrill Warrenburg lives and works in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. She received her BA from the University of Pennsylvania (2016) in Fine Arts, minoring in Art History and French. Recent exhibitions in the past year include the International House, Philadelphia, PA; the Trenton City Museum at Ellarslie, Trenton, NJ; the ALFA Gallery, New Brunswick, NJ; Gallery 66, Cold Spring, NY; and the Monmouth Museum, Lincroft, NJ. Terrill works full time at the Locks Gallery and is a curator at Little Berlin, Philadelphia.
Kyle Triplett lives and works in Ruston, Louisiana. He received his BFA from Southeast Missouri State University (2008), a Post-Baccalaureate certificate from Louisiana State University (2009) and his MFA from Ohio University (2013). He's been an Artist-in-Residence at Red Star Studios (2015) in Kansas City, Watershed Center for the Ceramic Arts (2014) in Newcastle, Maine and Kansas State University (2013-2014). His most recent solo exhibition Dry Prong just closed in March 2016 at Living Arts of Tulsa in Tulsa, Oklahoma.
Exhibition: Ground Floor Gallery /
Ground Floor Gallery is thrilled to announce the return of our summer show, “Priority Mail: our Mail Art Biennial” A sweeping survey of small, original artworks created by contemporary artists from across the globe, “Priority Mail” is a grand and inclusive gesture for our intimate gallery space in Brooklyn, NY.
Read MoreExhibition: Intersection at the International House /
Intersection
June 30 - September 10, 2017 with an opening reception on Thursday, July 6 from 6-8pm.
International House Philadelphia & DVAA present Intersection - An exhibition illustrating abstractly or literally the point at which two things meet. Featuring DVAA and International House Philadelphia Artists. Located in the East Alcove Gallery, located in the public lobby of the International House building at 3701 Chestnut Street. Open daily 8am - 10pm.
For more information visit:
www.ihousephilly.org/intersection & www.davinciartalliance.org/intersection
Exhibition: Alfa Art Gallery /
The exhibition includes a wide variety of different mediums, including oil paintings, pencil sketches, and mixed media collages. The works explore themes concerning the natural world around us, questions of everyday life, as well as relevant social and political issues.
Please join us on June 23rd at 6:30pm for refreshments and snacks, presentation of Summer Collective and an opportunity to interact with the artists of the show.
Read MorePanelist: Vox Populi /
Terrill is pleased to be a panelist at the upcoming discussion Dismantle This! happening at Vox Populi, April 23 from 6:00-7:45 pm
Dismantle This! is a discussion centered around and for the people who do the day-to-day labor of Philadelphia’s art institutions. In a panel moderated by Katie Rauth, current and recent interns, Sarah Kim, Summer Sloane-Britt, and Terrill Warrenburg discuss and thoughtfully critique internships, modalities of care, and exploitation rooted in their experiences working in organizations around the city. The conversation is an opportunity for the panelists and attendees to share their experiences of racism, sexism, classism, transphobia, ableism, and other forms of oppression underpinning our arts institutions. Only by listening to individuals at the base of our institutions can we understand how the art world truly treats its participants, whether positively or negatively. The discussion will conclude with collectively brainstorming actionable steps to create concrete institutional change. These strategies will be distributed in a subsequent publication with hopes of implementation.
This event is organized by Lane Speidel (a Vox Populi member) under the umbrella of a Vox Populi initiative called Always Be Dismantling. ABD has been working on the task of examining and dismantling institutional oppression and prejudice present at Vox and the art world, working towards inclusivity, equity, and accessibility. This panel is the first of a projected series of discussions around the art labor unique to Philadelphia.
Little Berlin: FOUND /
FOUND
April 8- 23rd, 2017
Opening Reception: Saturday, April 8, 7-9pm
Featuring artwork by Natalie Kuenzi, Kasey Toomey, Kaitlin Pomerantz, Meghan Howland, Leon Xu, Stephanie Bursese and Will Owen
Curated by Terrill Warrenburg
Little Berlin is pleased to present FOUND, an array of art, objects, sounds, materials, moments and installations generated with found material from Kensington. The exhibition will run from April 8- 23rd with an opening reception on Saturday April 8th from 7-9pm.
An object collection and community cleanup event will precede the exhibition's installation on Sunday April 2 from 11-1pm and is open to the public. Artists and guests will embark on a walkabout of Little Berlin's neighborhood, collecting trash and other objects for future use as artistic material or as general recycling/ trash clean up.
Skill-share Workshop: Wednesday, April 12th, 7pm
During this open-to-all participatory program, artists and guests will be invited to share their personal artistic skills and techniques with an emphasis on turning "trash" into art, maintaining environmentally sustainable art practices, and more! The audience is invited to contribute.
Gallery Hours: Sundays 1-4pm (April 9, April 16, and April 23) or by appointment
http://www.phillymag.com/ticket/2017/04/06/gallery-guide-five-shows-to-check-out-this-first-friday/
Exhibition: Era Contemporary /
Exhibition: Trenton City Museum, Ellarsile /
Terrill is pleased to have her work as a part of the Trenton City Museum, Ellarsile's upcoming exhibition:
Curated by Carol Hill and Carolyn Stetson
May 6, 2017 - June 25, 2017
Exhibition: Gallery 66 NY /
Duality of Feminine and Feminist
Gallery 66 NY invited artists nationwide to respond with artworks about what the Duality of Feminine and Feminist means. Endless news cycles emphasize the fragmentary nature of our present society and divided nation. Terrill was pleased to be one of the selected artists in this exhibition.
With this in mind, we asked our artists a number of questions to ponder. How do women deal with how their gender is portrayed in this heavily charged political atmosphere? Should women and society at large be concerned with the manner in which a woman is portrayed as strong/weak, beautiful/ugly, feminine/feminist? Why are women’s rights under attack? and Is the current political atmosphere an attempt to return to the stereotypical view of women as submissive and passive?
Artist voices in response juried into this exhibit come from across our nation. Artworks were chosen in a thoughtful and respectful process by Artist/Curator Karen Gutfreund, who has a long track record for creating, curating and jurying exhibits on themes of art as activism. In fact, Gutfruend had just finished mounting her 25th major national group exhibition when she agreed to jury our exhibition. Her co-owned company Gutfreund Cornett Art is a curatorial program that specializes in creating exhibitions in venues around the U.S. She is a member of ArtTable, curator for unitewomen.org and the Northern California rep for (The feminist art project).
Artworks in the Duality of Feminine and Feminist exhibit are varied with works on paper, glass, collage, porcelain, photography, painting, fabric, assemblage, appropriated imagery and mixed media, with messages just as varied.
Exhibits will be on view March 3, 2017 through April 2, 2017, with an opening reception on
Friday, March 3 from 6-9 pm. The gallery’s regular hours are Friday through Sunday, 12-5 pm.
Gallery 66 is located at 66 Main St., Cold Spring, NY. For more information call 845-809-5838.
Exhibition: Era Contemporary /
Terrill is pleased to be one of the artists selected for Era Contemporary's most recent exhibition, Passport to Paradise. Terrill is represented by four works from The Observer series, created while she was living in France and depicting scenes from the Parisian metro. The opening took place at the Cynwyd Club at 332 Trevor Lane, Bala Cynwyd, PA in the ballroom on Tuesday, February 28th from 6pm to 9pm.
For tickets:
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/art-exhibition-passport-to-paradise-tickets-31400957108
Read MoreExhibition: Little Berlin /
MEMBER'S EXHIBITION
CELEBRATING 10 YEARS OF LITTLE BERLIN
JANUARY 16 - FEBRUARY 20, 2017 AT LITTLE BERLIN
OPENING RECEPTION: SATURDAY, 1/28, 7-9 PM
PLEASE CONTACT BERLIN.LITTLE@GMAIL.COM FOR APPOINTMENTS AND INQUIRIES
2430 CORAL STREET, PHILADELPHIA, PA 19125
Exhibition: Monmouth Museum /
Terrill is pleased to two of her 2015 etchings from The Observer series displayed in the Monmouth Museum's juried Member Miniatures exhibition, marking her third exhibition at the museum. The exhibition will run from January 14, 2017 – March 13, 2017 and there will be an opening reception on Saturday, January 14th, 2017 from 4 - 6 pm.
Gallery Hours: Tuesday – Saturday: 10:00 am-5:00 pm; Friday: 10:00 am-9:00 pm; Sunday: 12:00 pm-5:00 pm
Exhibition: Belmar Arts Council /
Curated by Christina Sanes
Terrill will have two of her pieces in the Belmar Arts Council's Juried Exhibition
November 20, 2016 – March 12, 2017
Opening Reception: Sunday, November 20 from 5-7pm
The Spring Lake Theatre, 300 Madison Avenue in Spring Lake, NJ
Exhibition: Protestfest /
Terrill exhibited her 06.12.19 series at YARGA productions Protestfest, a pop up exhibition, concert series, and charity benefit on Sunday November 13th.
"For anyone who is scared, angry, hurt, disappointed, or confused about the results of the 2016 election, we want to offer a space of protest, solidarity, and community.
Our goal is to bring artists from as many genres, backgrounds and mediums together in Solidarity against the racism, sexism, homophobia and general xenophobia that has taken hold.
We aim to respect everyone in every aspect of their experience, including but not limited to their gender, sexual orientation, race, class, ability, religion, and culture."
Exhibition: Burrison Gallery /
Terrill was one of the artists selected to exhibit at the Burrison Gallery of the University Club at Penn. Her work will be on display for their 2016 Homecoming Show from October 28 until November 9th.
Luminosity, 2013, Oil on canvas
Opening Reception: Friday October 28
3611 Walnut Street, Philadelphia
Exhibition: A Little Bit of Tenderness at Data Gallery /
Check out Terrill's work in "A Little Bit of Tenderness" at Data Gallery in Cleveland, OH.
Curated by Evan Fusco.
"In one’s life what does art do for us, what purpose should it fulfill, how should it affect us? This show presents a group of artists whose work inspires tenderness either in the way they approach the viewer, or the way the viewer approaches the work. Whether it be a large scale charcoal drawing, a series of prose and poems, or a wrapped and painted object, each work pokes at how the way we approach our world is just as important as the way it approaches us."
Press: Penn News /
Associate: Locks Gallery /
Image courtesy of Locks Gallery.
Terrill is thrilled to have graduated and is now an associate at Locks Gallery. Terrill assists with exhibition coordinating, curates shows, plans programing events, fosters client relationships and makes sales. Additionally, she handles the gallery's marketing at all stages: from strategic planning, to the design and execution of the gallery's advertisements and finally to the resulting qualitative and quantitative data analysis. She is the liaison with the public and press. Between art fairs, numerous programing events, extensive publication practice and continuous rotation of exhibitions at the gallery, the evolving art market is constantly in flux.. so every day is different.
Louise Nevelson, Royal Tide III, wood painted construction. Image courtesy of Locks Gallery.