Recent Events, Activities and Happenings
September 2024 Critical Mass Top 50!
My work was selected by the highly esteemed international panel of +150 jurors as part of the Critical Mass 2024 Top 50!
I don't know what else to say, but "Yay"!
Over the next weeks and months I will have more details to share of some opportunities coming my way due to the exposure that this process creates... like a feature show in California next summer, for one example. So check back here, or watch social media @terriwarpinski
For a full list of the jurors for Critical Mass use this link.
August 2024 Exhibition at Hardy Gallery
The 60 Years, Sixty Works celebrates six decades of The Hardy Gallery’s integral role in nurturing the arts within Door County, Wisconsin. Running from August 30 to October 13, 2024, this exhibition features 60 exceptional works of art, each representing the diverse and dynamic voices that have shaped the region's artistic legacy. It is an honor to be among this stellar and historic line up of artists. I chose to debut a new project related to my work on Door County Land Trusts, titled "Constant Movement".
August 2024 Carol Crow Fellowship Award
I just learned that I am the recipient of The Carol Crow Fellowship Award from the Houston Center for Photography . This fellowship seeks to award a photographer who are engaged in advocating for the environment and celebrating our natural landscapes. The selected artist exemplifies excellence and innovation in their approach to image making. The Carol Crow Fellowship Award aims to highlight and offer an artist a platform and support to continue developing their practice and is open to photogrpahers from anywhere on the globe.
It will result in a solo exhibition at The Houston Center for Photography. The juror for this year was writet, curator, editor and educator, Liz Wells, whose research in photographic culture focuses on land, landscape, place, and environment, as well as on photographic theory and practices.
Look here for futher information on the upcomin exhibition!
August 2024 Critical Mass Top 200
After many years of not submitting for any of the larger competitions in the field I decided to put myself - and my work - out there in the world to see what might happen. So far I am enjoying a number of positive outcomes - which offset the massive disappointments that are also part of the experience.
It was with great joy that I found my work selected for the Top 200 in the Critical Mass. Every submission is juried by their Pre-Screening Panel, a group of key industry professionals, as well as Photolucida’s Program Director and Board Members. The top 200 portfolios are then reveiwed by Critical Mass jurors - an international group of industry professionals representing a wide variety of photographic interests in the field (gallery owners, agency art buyers, curators, publishers, editors, media producers, etc.).
July 2024
We love getting emails that say, " I am pleased to tell you..." and then go on to say... " that your work has been accepted for inclusion in The Photo Review 2024 Competition. Yours was among the 5% of entries chosen." Thank you Mr. Stephen Perloff and to the juror, Mr. Joel Smith, Photography Curator at the Morgan Library & Museum in New York.
To see more: https://photoreview.org/events/competition/2024-competition-winners-gallery/
June 2024
The 14th Annual Photobook Exhibition at the Griffin Museum of Photography in Winchester, Massachusetts opened this month. A reception is being held on June 22 from 6-8 pm. I am grateful to have my work, Death|s|trip, included.
More information can be found here: https://griffinmuseum.org/show/14pbe/
May 2024
This month brought notices that my entry in the 98th Annual at the Print Center in Philadelphia was awarded the Fish/Pearce Award!
And, further, the book dummy for Death|s|trip is included in the 14th Annual Photobook Exhibition at the Griffin Museum of Photography in Winchester, MA.
more May news...
And if that isn't enough good news, we also learned that our
collaborative endeavor, Storied Lives, was short listed in the Documentary Projects category for the International Kolga Tibilisi Photo Awards in Tibilisi, Georgia.
We honored to be recognized for our work in a such a context, including many powerful projects from war zones, and other in-depth photojournalistic and editorial projects. The jurors included: Tina Schelhorn (Cologne, Germany), Dina Oganova (Georgia), Steven Benson, Jeffrey Wolin, Saul Robbins and Jessica Hines (USA)>
April 2024
The WVA Biennial closed April 14th and the exhibtion catalog was released. For an online copy of it please look here. If you are looking for my piece, its on the last page -- the benefit of being a "W"?!
March 2024
The Print Center 98th Annual, in Philadelphia launched the online exhibition of portfolios of the Finalists and Semi-Finalists. My recent installation work - A Field Study for Recovery [Oak Creek] and Unfold: pattern/repeat/reverse - was selected as a Semi-Finalist. Tamarind Institute Director Diana Gaston and Dr. Kimberli Grant, curator at the Brooklyn Art Museum were the jurors.
February 2024
A Field Study for Recovery [Oak Creek] was selected for inclusion in the WVA Wisconsin Biennial at the Museum of Wisconsin Art in partnership with Wisconsin Visual Artists. 57 works by 54 artists were selected by the jurors: curators Robert Cozzolino and William Hernández Luege, and artist Sandra Jo Martinez.
The exhibition is on view from Feb. 2 - April 13, 2024.
MOWA is located in West Bend, WI
January 2024
The year begins with a Spotlight Artist Feature in the Wisconsin Visual Artist's Quarterly magazine - available right here.
December 2023
For the month of December I was in Iceland as an artist-in-residence with Samband Islenskra Myndlistarmanna (SIM) in Reykjavik.
Here is a glimpse into my studio as I worked on a series of mulberry silk dye sublimation prints.
For more, click here. And be sure to stop back to check out the new work as it immerges in my website portfolio pages.
November 2023
My installation work made an appearance in Santa Fe, New Mexico for an exhibition titled As Above, So Below organized by Ecoartspace, juried by Toby Jurovics and held at FOMA Gallery in Santa Fe.
Earlier in November 2023
I enormoulsy was honored to receive the First Place Award in the 78th Annual Juried Exhibition at The Neville Public Museum in Green Bay.
Having relocated back to my 'homeground' of Wisconsin in 2018, it has been incredibly enrichening to engage with the creative community here in my 'new' home - returning almost 40 years after departing for graduate school in 1981.
September - October 2023
Rendering Intention[s]: Contemporary Photoworks was the final exhibition of season for the Hardy Gallery in Ephraim, WI. This venue is one of the most notable locations in Door County. This three-person show featured my work, along with that of David Graham, and Daniel Cross. Tom Groenfeldt of the Door County Pulse wrote an in-depth feature story.
To the right are a few 'action' photographs taken during the installation process by Dan Cross.
August - September 2023
Storied Lives featured at the Baer Gallery of St. Norbert College
Storied Lives is an exploration of personal freedom seen through the lens of stark contrast. In the pairing of two distinctive dichotomous documentary projects -- Graham's Land of the Free, and Warpinski's Death|s|trip -- this exhibition reveals how the presence, or absence, of personal freedom impacts the human condition.
A more in-depth view can be found here.
