Terri Gold @ Keyes Art Projects: Scope / Miami 2011
Infrared Imagery
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2011 International Photography Awards – Lucie Foundation
2011 International Photography Awards Announces Winners of the Competition
Some of the top professionals in the business partner with the Lucie Foundation to present the prestigious International Photography Awards, this year I’ve been awarded 7 Honorable Mentions.
Thanks so much to all the judges.
Honorable Mention in People – Culture category for the winning entry “Still Points In A Turning World-Tribal Villages In Guizhou”
Terri Gold was awarded an Honorable Mention in People – Culture category for the winning entry “Requiem-Buglisi Dance Theatre”
Terri Gold was awarded an Honorable Mention in People – Portrait category for the winning entry “Ben and his Horse”
Terri Gold was awarded an Honorable Mention in People – Culture category for the winning entry “Into the Mist in Guizhou”
Terri Gold was awarded an Honorable Mention in People – Culture category for the winning entry “Sister’s Meal Festival in Guizhou”
Terri Gold was awarded an Honorable Mention in People – Children category for the winning entry “Pheasant Miao boys in Guizhou”
Terri Gold was awarded an Honorable Mention in People – Culture category for the winning entry “Guping Mountain Miao”
Opening Reception – Keyes Art – November 3rd – Terri Gold
Terri Gold - Keyes Art Projects
Planet Magazine Global Travel Contest – Terri Gold-Honorable Mention 2011
Terri Gold and Steve Miller: PLANET Opening Reception
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Planet Press Release
Julie Keyes presents the exhibition “Planet” at 4 North Main Gallery opening Friday, July 29th from 5 PM to 8PM. In the exhibition, “Planet”, Keyes curates a visual conversation between photographer Terri Gold and painter Steve Miller.
Planet: Populations migrate and indigenous cultures disappear. The competition for natural resources depletes our biodiversity while science proves the earth is warming. We live in a planet under stress where Terri Gold captures the last moments of fading cultures. At risk is a vast archive of knowledge and expertise of healers and weavers, poets and saints. Steve Miller uses medical technology to give the planet a check-up. If the Amazon rain forests are the lungs of the planet, then Miller x-rays these lungs to look inside the patient, Earth.
Terri Gold’s lifelong body of work “Still Points in a Turning World “focuses on Asia’s vanishing tribal heritage and has been widely published and exhibited. Recently, she was featured in aCurator Magazine and Lenscratch and was a winner in the Planet Magazine and London International Creative Competitions. Gold’s work is interpretive in nature and incorporates the use of infrared light and the invisible light spectrum. She is interested in the myriad ways in which people find meaning in their lives, how an individual explores his or her existence through their traditions. This current series, entitled “Into the Mists of Time “ is about life in Guizhou, China.
Over the past 25 years, Steve Miller has presented 33 solo exhibitions at institutions in the United States, China, France, and Germany. His exhibitions have been reviewed in Le Monde, Süddeutsche Zeitung, The New York Times, The Boston Globe, ArtForum, ARTnews, and Art in America. Miller was one of the first artists to experiment with computers in the early 1980’s, and his work today continues to integrate science and technology with fine art. Using the lens of technology Miller reinvents at the traditional painted portrait, the world of fashion, particle physics, molecular biology and the world environmental crisis. His current project, entitled “Health of the Planet,” is about the rainforest in Brazil.
4 North Main Gallery is located at 1 North Main Street in Southampton, New York.
Gallery hours: July 30th, 12 – 7PM and July 31st, 12-5PM.
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GLobal Travel Photo Contest – Finalist
Terri Gold : Artist Reception : Keyes Art
My ongoing body of work, “Still Points in a Turning World”, explores our universal cross-cultural truths: the importance of family, community, ritual and the amazing diversity of its expression.
My earliest memories are of spinning a globe, always drawn to the last mysterious corners of the world. Photographing the people, festivals and sacred sites in the tribal areas of Asia, my passion is to visually capture the rituals that define our lives and to create images that explore our human connections as they are formed. I am interested in the different ways in which people find meaning in their lives, how an individual explores his or her existence through their traditions. I love the still quality of a photograph that captures a fleeting moment in time. I’m interested in making that moment as beautiful and mysterious as possible. We are still and still moving.
This series is from my travels to Southern Rajasthan & Gujarat and the Southwestern region of China called Kham. The imagery explores the tribal cultures of the Rabaris, Bhils and in China, the world of the Tibetan Khampas. In these villages the traditions of different millennia co-exist side by side.
Terri Gold at Keyes Art
Keyes Art Reception
Julie Keyes and Nathan Joseph
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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.
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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.
Terri Gold World Imagery 