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Terri Loewenthal uses a unique optical technique to create luminous, otherworldly photographs. Her starting point is the natural beauty of the Western landscape, to which she brings her own personal and idiosyncratic sense of color and form. Loewenthal writes that her photographs are, “not a ’made-up’ image, but rather one that reflects the truth of countless multiplicities: the human capacity for intimacy with land; our connection to a reality that is not merely factual but also arises from emotion and imagination; and our longing for wild, transformative experiences within and without the psyche.”
ABOUT THE ARTIST
Terri has exhibited at diverse venues including Yerba Buena Center for the Arts (San Francisco, CA), deYoung Museum (San Francisco, CA), Berkeley Art Museum and Pacific Film Archive (Berkeley, CA), San Jose Institute of Contemporary Art (San Jose, CA), The Contemporary Jewish Museum (San Francisco, CA) and Booth Western Art Museum (Cartersville, GA). Her work has been acquired by the Hood Museum of Art (Dartmouth), Tweed Museum of Art (University of Minnesota), and is also included in many private, corporate and public collections including the City and County of San Francisco, McEvoy Foundation for the Arts, JPMorgan Chase Corporate Art Collection, Facebook, Instagram, and Youtube. She has been featured in many publications including Aperture, Il Fotografo, Harper's and Wired, and her work was featured on the 2024/25 season poster of the Paris Opéra. She is also founder of The Chetwood, a residency program that provides housing for artists visiting the Bay Area, allowing them to create lasting community with supportive peer networks outside of typical art-making structures. Loewenthal is a frequent collaborator with many Bay Area arts organizations including Creative Growth (Oakland, CA) and SF Camerawork and has been an active musician for over a decade; her bands Call and Response, Rubies and Shock have performed extensively nationally and internationally. Terri has a Bachelor of Arts from Rice University in Houston, Texas and resides in the Bay Area of California.
