National Arts and Disability Center

Terry Schupbach-Gordon

I have been a printmaker since about 1972. I should tell you that my visual arts career is only part of what I do, and part of how I define myself as an artist, and person. I work also as a storyteller, puppeteer, co-director of Catbird Press, and as an advocate for disability issues.

Education:
MFA Indiana University, Bloomington, IN 1979
BFA Indiana University, Bloomington, IN 1974

Professional Experience:
Selected Exhibitions

2020 Delta Small Print 2020 Bradbury Art Museum, Jonesboro, Arkansas
Stand Up Prints, Highpoint Center for Printmaking, Minneapolis MN 2020
Print Austin 2020, Austin, TX
Buckham Gallery exhibit, Flint MI, 2019

Teaching Experience:

Assistant Professor Printmaking, Kenyon College 1979-1983
Professor of Printmaking, Minneapolis College of Art and Design 1983-1988

Artistic Discipline:

Printmaking and Artist Books

Disability type:

Physical/mobility disability

Address:

6869 Rollingview dr, Tobaccoville NC 27050

Email:

t.tgordon@windstream.net

Phone:

(336) 575-2595

A folded book showing woodcuts of geese flying and two portraits with a poem printed on the left. There is a Library card holder with a postcard in the sleeve

Carrying Lydia Madrid

A nude figure with hands raised and without feet. The colors are greens and blues with abstract suggestions of water.

Mist the Sun Can Seize

A figure seen from the back with an abstracted back-bone in black.

A figure with eyes closed with abstract shapes of wings and threads throughout. The colors are earth tones.

Tools For Not Giving Up

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