February 28, 2011 by Terri Gold

Terri Gold – Artist Reception: March 3rd, 5pm – 8pm – Keyes Art

“Still Points in a Turning World”

Images of Tribal India and Kham painted with encaustic wax and oils.

Hope you can join us !

Artist Reception: March 3rd, 5pm – 8pm

Show Open Until March 6th
Gallery Open Friday- Sunday 11am to 6pm and by appt.
Contact: Terri Gold ttgold@aol.com

551 West 21st / 4th Flr/NYC
917-509-1379
http://www.juliekeyesart.com

For more info: ttgold@aol.com | http://www.terrigoldworldimagery.com

February 27, 2011 by Terri Gold

Buglisi Dance Theatre – Letters of Love on Ripped Paper World Premiere – Requiem

I had the pleasure of photographing the dress rehearsal of the Buglisi Dance Theatre‘s

performance at The Joyce Theater On February 15th.

Letters of Love On Ripped Paper

Requiem

Letters of Love on Ripped Paper World Premiere
Requiem

“Choreographer Jacqulyn Buglisi, a passionate descendant of Martha Graham, moves us with sublime images that touch the heart and embrace the soul. In the world premiere of Letters of Love on Ripped Paper, Buglisi is inspired by letters that extol different forms of love .
Completing the program is Requiem, one of Buglisi’s classics, rich with her voluptuous visual sense and musicality.”

Letters of Love On Ripped Paper

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Requiem

February 26, 2011 by Terri Gold

Terri Gold : Tribal India and Kham ARTIST RECEPTION : MARCH 3rd : 5 TO 8 PM

http://thetravelphotographer.blogspot.com/2011/02/terri-gold-tribal-india-kham-exhibition.html

ARTIST RECEPTION : MARCH 3rd : 5 TO 8 PM

Keyes Art, 551 West 21st (4th floor), New York

Terri Gold joined my Tribes of South Rajasthan & Kutch Photo~Expedition™ last year, and will be showcasing a series of her photographs from tribal India and Kham that are painted with encaustic wax and oils. This is an intricate and creative process, which Terri describes here on her blog.

Terri is an award-winning photographer and artist based in New York City, and built an impressive reputation for her rituals, rites of passage, festivals, celebrations and portraits from all over the world.

The exhibition is open until March 8th.

It’s well worth attending this exhibition to appreciate Terri’s artistry, and her ability to capture the very essence of tribal India and Kham on such a creative medium…so mark your calendars!!!

And here’s an insight into the installation process.

Installation Day at Keyes Arts

It’s a long way from India to New York. I remember the moment when each image was taken. I am always interested in the creative process as a journey. For me taking the picture is just the beginning of the process. After creating this work, painting with encaustic wax and oils, it is wonderful to see it in the Gallery at last.

If you want to stop for a preview, I will be there Thursday night 2/17 from 6-8.

Artist Reception March 3rd : 5pm – 8pm

Keyes Art 551 West 21st / 4th floor/NYC

Please come by anytime from February 17th – March 8th…

Gallery Open Wed – Sat 11am to 6pm

email me and I can meet you there… ttgold@aol.com

February 12, 2011 by Terri Gold

10,000 different voices…

“Some people say ,“What does it matter if Tribal cultures fade away.” The answer is simple. When asked the meaning of being human, all the diverse cultures of the world respond with 10,000 different voices.” – Wade Davis

Working on the images for my upcoming show. Painting with encaustic wax and oil paints is reminding me of how much I missed the darkroom and working with mixed media. The feeling of being on a journey; shaping and sculpting each image. Creating images to express not just what I saw but what I felt during my travels. My work is interpretive in nature, a combination of the artistic and documentary style of photography. When I am visiting these places, I feel alive and comfortable. I am looking for the grace notes, for the sense of wonder in our world.