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USU professor's paintings on display at BYU's Lee Library

November 11, 2003

The Harold B. Lee Library and the Department of Visual Arts present still-life paintings by Utah State University professor Christopher T. Terry now on display at the auditorium gallery of the Harold B. Lee Library through Dec. 12. The exhibit is free and the public is welcome.

Terry has participated in numerous juried and invitational exhibits throughout the country and in Europe. He has been the recipient of a Fulbright Scholar Award for Teaching and Research in Germany in 1995 and 2002.

"I believe my work is sensitive to the materials I've chosen to use, and also true to my own nature," Terry said. "At the best of times, the depth of surface in my work reinforces the mystery I try to build with my choice of subject."

For more information, contact Mike Hooper, (801) 422-6687.

Writer: Rachel M. Sego

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