The in-person exhibit is at the Arthaus Gallery and ends November 23, 2022 and

the in-person Artist Talk is on November 9th, 7:00 pm. It's called "Art, Life and Adventure." For In-Person: no registration required. There is also a virtual Zoom option: Register

https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZAvde-qqDspGtZV2GjSuk7ATyIvXE4I9Oe2

Artist's Exhibit Statement:

My joyful art witnesses wonder and reflects reverence for the beauty of nature. I use simple images and rich brilliant color to create art with powerful new harmonies. My love of the beauty of this earth as well as sorrow at how it is threatened compels me to create art that invites deep contemplation. I aspire to be open to my inspiration and its process which is often a struggle on an unpredictable path but always an adventure. I work from a deep well of my imagination, walking with trees, loving leaves and the embracing joy of music.

Artist Biography:

Maria Termini is an artist, musician, and author. Adventure, beauty, rich images, music, and a search for justice are the threads woven into the rich tapestry that is her life. She creates joyful artworks in silkscreen (serigraphy), watercolor, collage, colored pencil, weaving and acrylic and oil paint. Maria Termini has an MFA from Catholic University. She has taught at the Art Institute of Boston, The Cambridge Center, Museo Tanga Tanga in Bolivia, and other schools. Her art is widely exhibited and is in many private collections, as well as those of over one hundred and fifty non-profits, including the Boston Public Library, the De Cordova Museum, and the Fogg Museum. She has worked with Habitat for Humanity in Nicaragua and was in the Peace Corps in Bolivia. She is the author of five books: Silk Screening, Solitude and Splendor: Living in the Schoolhouse, The Artist and the Spy, Driving Curiosity: On the Road in Central America and Through the Mountains to the Stars as well as many poems and stories. Her CD: Leafdancer features vocals, keyboards and guitar and includes original music, classical and folk music. Her website is: www.mariatermini.com. She lives in Boston and welcomes studio visits.