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TERRIE POWERS

terriepowersart@gmail.com     website: terriepowersart.com   804-513-1805

1901 Belleau Drive, Richmond, VA 23235

 

SELECTED PAINTING EXHIBITIONS:

2022 - BWAC (Brooklyn Waterfront Artist's Coalition), group exhibition
2022 - Rockefeller Center: original art chosen to be made into flag and fly at R.C. for month of April
2022 - VanDerPlas Gallery, NYC, group show

2022 - Solo exhibition, Montpelier Arts Center

2021 - The Spiritual Center at Westminster Canterbury, Richmond, permanent collection
2019 - VanDerPlas Gallery, NYC, group show

2019 - Gellman Room Gallery, solo exhibit, "Embrace"
2018 - Van der Plas Gallery, NYC, group show
2018 - Pop-up Gallery, Solo exhibit, Richmond, VA

2017 – Visual Arts Studio, Richmond, Solo exhibition

2017 – Crossroads Arts Center, Richmond, Juried group show

2017 – Rawls Museum, Courtland, VA Juried group show

2016 - Hill Gallery, Richmond solo exhibition “Dreams of Flying”

2016 - The Gellman Room at Richmond Public Library, solo exhibition “Gathering the Light”

2015 - Stewart Gallery, Richmond,  summer exhibition group show

2015 - Series of paintings of Bon Air scenes for Joe’s Inn @ Bon Air

2014 - Juried group show, Gallery Flux, Ashland, VA

2010 - To present: exhibitions at Visual Art Studio, Richmond, VA

2010 - Firehouse Theatre, Richmond, “Women Action Figures” series

2009- Solo show, “Lift” at St. Michael’s Church, Bon Air

2009- 1708 Gallery, Save the Planet exhibition

2008- Solo show, Crossroads Art Center, Richmond

2007- Fredericksburg Art Center, group show

2007- Rentz Gallery (now Glave/Kocen), small works group show

2005- Artspace, solo exhibition, “ID-Visible”

2004- 1708 Gallery, group show

 

AWARDS:

2017 – Award of Distinction in Rawls Museum juried group show

2013- micro-grant from Cultureworks Richmond to install original art “the Flying Path Project” 

           in the Broad St. Cultural Arts district

2013- named one of Style’s Women in the Arts

 

 

EMPLOYMENT:

Resident scenic designer/artist at Virginia Repertory Theatre (formerly Barksdale Theatre and theatre IV) since 1981

Designer for all sets at the Hanover Tavern space since 2006, for Virginia Repertory Theatre

Resident scenic designer/artist for Theatre IV on Tour since 1981

Additional scenic designs:  2011 - Minds Wide Open an award-winning original new play, Full Plate Collection; 2010 - Endless Forms Most Wonderful, Science Museum of Virginia; 2012 and 2013 - Cadence Theatre, Sons of the Prophet, Kimberly Akimbo

 

COMMERCIAL WORK/SITE ART:

2022 - Rockefeller Flag Project - a painting was selected to become one of the flags at Rockefeller Center

2018 - Design/paint installation for Barker Designs, LLC, for a mall food court in Florida

2014- Mural and sign interior at Joe’s Inn, Bon Air

2012- Mural painted for exterior at Visual Art Studio

2003 to present- design/paint the annual trade show event for the Supply Room Co.

2008-2011- designed a sculptural marquee installation for Theatre IV

2006-2011- painted original Christmas cards for a local printer

2009- painted/installed room design for Bon Air Presbyterian classrooms

2005- Chesterbrook Academy, painted mural on classroom walls

2005- Crestwood Elementary, painted historical-fact mural the length of the hall

 

SELECTED COLLECTIONS:

Cal and George Jennison                                David and Holly TImberline

Ted and Mary Linhart                                      Adrienne Hines

Harry and Marcia Thalhimer                          Charlotte and Gil Minor

Southern Capital                                              Donna and Phil Whiteway III

Jeannie Rule and Sherry Burgess                  Anne-Marie McCartan

 

SELECTED  THEATRICAL DESIGNS:

Virginia Repertory Theatre:   Miracle on S. Division St, (2018), Da,(2017) , Brighton Beach Memoirs (2016,) and many others at the Hanover Tavern stage—approximately four per year, 2006 to present.

Quill Theatre (2015) Romeo and Juliet, tour production

Children’s Theatre of Virginia at Virginia rep: Songs From the Soul (2018), Akeelah and the Bee (2017), Junie B. Jones (2016), Charlotte’s Web, (2015) Harriet Tubman and the Underground Railroad, Go, Dog. Go! (both 2014)

Cadence Theatre: Sons of the Prophet, Kimberly Akimbo. 2013 and 2012

Minds Wide Open, an award-winning original new play, Full Plate Collection, 2011

Science Museum of Virginia, Endless Forms Most Wonderful, 2010

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