Season of Light Exhibition by Teri Leigh Teed

TERI LEIGH TEED’S HEALING SPIRIT ART EXHIBIT

“SEASON OF LIGHT” FEATURED AT BURRELL CENTER GALLERY

Teri Leigh Teed has been selected as a featured artist for the Burrell Center Gallery at Southwestern Community College, 447 College Drive in historic Sylva, NC. Teed’s exhibit, “Season of Light” opens on December 1, 2017 and runs through January 31, 2018. Opening hours for the gallery are Monday through Thursday 8:00am – 7:00 pm and Friday 8:00am – noon. The gallery will be closed December 20, 2017 through January 2, 2018 for the holidays.

“Season of Light” is Teed’s newest series of fine art photographs taken in the Nantahala Forest from the morning of the Autumn Equinox and leading up to Thanksgiving. Her photographs are accompanied by stories and poetry written by Teed that reflect on the physical and spiritual light of the season.

Teed’s fine art photograph, “Light of Peace” is part of her exhibit, which focuses on the mystical qualities of light and Nature.

A native of Columbia, SC, Teed is a multi-dimensional, award winning artist based in the Blue Ridge Mountains of western North Carolina near Sylva. Along with her visual artwork, Teed is also a songwriter of folk music and the author of “Seasons of the South, the Original Homegrown and Musical Storytelling Show”, which raises awareness for regenerative agriculture.

“Healing Spirit Art©” has been the name of Teed’s artwork since 2005. She blends fine art nature and landscape photography, stories, poetry, and songs with positive, inspirational and healing thoughts and energies. Her logo features a mountain laurel branch, which represents her love for the western North Carolina mountains she calls home. To join the community of Love, Peace and Goodwill and share #HealingSpiritArt with the world please visit www.terileighteed.com

For information about the Burrell Center Gallery, please call 828-339-4321 and visit www.southwesterncc.edu.

About Teri Leigh Teed

Teri Leigh Teed is a featured artist (photography, literature and music) in the North Carolina Artist Council and her photography is featured in numerous publications including the Editor’s Picks on BlueRidgeParkwayDaily.com.

A graduate of Sotheby’s Institute, London, Teri received her M.A. Decorative Arts and Historic Interiors from the University of Buckingham, England and was employed by HM Queen Elizabeth II. Her artwork has been exhibited in juried shows in North and South Carolina, including the Piccolo Spoleto Festival and the Smoky Mountains Sampler exhibition, and she is a recipient of Awards of Excellence in Manhattan Arts International juried exhibitions. A Featured Artist in the Manhattan Arts International programs, she is also a contributing author and artist for the Healing Power of Art and Artists online magazine.