Terry Marks

Terry Marks is an internationally exhibited and award-winning painter, printmaker and illustrator. A selecton of works on canvas and paper can be seen on her website gallery artgalny.com along with the internet debut of the interactive game, Dress the Artist.

She is a member of the Graphic Artists Guild, Web Grrls NYC, New York Artist's Equity, the Organization of Independant Artists, and the Society of Children's Book Writers and Illustrators, and is also the founder of the New York City Stuckists, a regional chapter of the Remoderist Arts Group, Stuckism International.

Born and raised in New York City, Terry also lived in London, England, for nine years, where she attended the Central/St. Martins School of Art for her BA Hons in Fine Art Printmaking, and returned to New York City to attend the New York Academy Graduate School of Figurative Art for her MFA in Painting. She currently lives and works in New York City.

SELECTED EXHIBITIONS

2001
Techno Savages & Character Inventions, www.artgalny.com
Cybergrrl Salon, www.cybergrrl.com

1999
Media Madness, Westbeth Gallery, Bethune Street, New York City

1997
Rooms, Kunsthalle, Hamburg, and traveling in Germany

1996
April Fools Show, Jacklight Gallery, East 7th Street, New York City

1993
Open Studios, Westbeth, Bethune Street, NYC

1992
Editions Graphiques Gallery, Clifford Street, London England
Emerging Collector Gallery, Second Avenue, New York City

1991
11th Annual, Reference Center for Marxist Studies Gallery, NYC

1990
Glasgow 90, Queen Margaret Gallery, Glasgow, Scotland
Artweek, Gloucester Green Gallery, Oxford, England
Voorhees Gallery at Hunter College, New York City
Northern National, Nicolet Gallery, Rhinelander, Wisconsin,
Middlesex County Museum, Piscataway, New Jersey
Counterpoint, Duncan-McAshan Visual Arts Center, Ingram, Texas
Heritage Days, Bocov’s Gallery, Lebanon, Pennsylvania

1989
Home & Away, Sue Williams Gallery, Portobello Road, London England

1988
Aspects of Contemporary British Printmaking, touring, including: Barbican
Concourse Gallery, London, England, David Adamson Gallery, Washington D.C.,
Angels Gate Cultural Center, San Pedro, CA & Mendocino Art Center.
Bankside Gallery, Blackfriars, London, England
Mead Gallery, Warwick University, Coventry, England
The Gallery, Grand Parade, Brighton, England
Summer Exhibition, Royal Academy of Arts, Piccadilly, London, England
British Printmakers, Bankside Gallery, Blackfriars, London, England
International Silkscreen Exhibition, Las Cruces Gallery, New Mexico
British Prints 88, Royal West of England Academy, Bristol, England
Prints, Royal Exchange Theatre, Manchester, England
Open to Print, Backhouse Gallery, Sunderland, England

1987
Edinburgh College of Art Gallery, Scotland
Newcastle Arts Centre, Newcastle, England
Chameleon Gallery, Birmingham, England
Whitworth Young Contemporaries 1987, Whitworth Gallery, Manchester
Small Works, Patricia Knight Fine Art Gallery, London, England
New English Art sponsored by Christies Fine Arts, Mall Galleries, London
National Print Exhibition, Royal Festival Hall, Southbank Arts Centre, London,
Summer Exhibition, The Drew Gallery, Canterbury, England
Aspects of Contemporary British Printmaking, touring
CCAC Design Center, San Francisco, California
Pacific Grove Art Center, Lighthouse Avenue, Pacific Grove, California

1986
Womans Eye, Battersea Arts Centre, London, England

1985
Waddingtons Gallery, Carlos Place, London, England
The Morley Gallery, Westminster Bridge Road, London, England
South London Arts Group, Lambeth Town Hall, Camberwell, London, England

AWARDS

1997 Gray Arts Award Standen Foundation (travel grant)
1991 Warhol Award (graduate scholarship)
1990 Dori Brown Award, Northern Arts Council (USA)
1988 CCA Galleries Award for Print, Christies Contemporary Arts London
1987 Whitworth Young Contemporaries, Manchester England
Whatman Paper Award, British Printmakers Council, UK National Print Award
Young Printmakers Editions 1987, Royal Academy of Art, London
1986 ILEA Award for Special Projects, London England