Terry Slade Email and Phone Number

Slades work has included many different media including found objects, wood, paper, stone, bronze and glass in scale from small objects to large indoor / outdoor installations. The primary focus of his work has been exploring the relationship between humans and the natural world.For over 20 years, he has been researching and documenting ancient monuments, stone circles, burial chambers, etc throughout the British Isles and Brittany in Northwestern France. His interest in pre-history has resulted in many drawings titled “memories of history”, as well as numerous sculptures in cast bronze and installations in wood and mixed media inspired by his research trips. In addition to this is interest in traditional sculptural materials.In 2012, Slade produced “Earth Mantra”, a six foot diameter spherical shape comprised of 100 fused glass discs using fused glass to evoke contemplation of our place as humans in the universe and to be mindfully aware of the beauty, fragility and amazement at our circumstances.Slade has been commissioned to produce and install a large version of “Earth Mantra” in fused glass for the Munson Williams Proctor Museum in Utica NY. This new work, which will be approximately 15’ in diameter, is to be presented in the main atrium along with an exhibition of smaller works and drawings. The show is scheduled for Spring 2016.In 2009, the work titled “Sunspots at Sea” was commissioned by the Pulmatier Cruise Line and can be viewed on the “Sovereign of the Sea” homeport of Barcelona, Spain. In 2010, works titled “Sunspots in Yorkshire” and “Sunrise Arch” were seen at the Himalayan Sculpture Garden in Ripon, England.In over 100 solo exhibitions, Slade’s work has been viewed throughout the United States, including five solo gallery exhibitions in NYC, solo exhibitions in Rochester, Albany, Utica, NY, Philadelphia and Pittsburgh Pennsylvania, among others, as well residencies and exhibitions in Great Britain, Italy, France, Japan and Spain.