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
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."
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.
Terrill is thrilled to have graduated from the University of Pennsylvania, Summa Cum Laude, as a Fine Art Major, Art History Minor, and French Minor. For the past year, Terrill has been a curatorial intern at the Institute of Contemporary Art, the President of the Penn Art Club, a fellow in the Hoesley Digital Literacy Fellowship 2015 Cohort, a docent at the Arthur Ross Gallery, the Director of Interviews for the Women in Art Initiative at UPenn. She is now permanently living in Philadelphia and continuing work full time as an artist and a gallery associate at Locks Gallery.
Check out a recent interview where Terrill talks about her identity and being an artist athttp://theidentityproject.tumblr.com/
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