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Expansive southwestern skies, approaching storms and moody sunsets describe the colorful oil paintings by Teruko Wilde. Approximately 15 years ago, she moved to New Mexico, like many, drawn to its dramatic landscape. Almost immediately, she transited from watercolor and pastels to oil as it provided the intensity and range of color she was seeking. Strong forms and compelling color comprise her signature work.
Currently, she has expanded her form of expression into abstracted landscapes. The artist must be true to herself in the act of creativity, states Wilde whose work is the culmination of her Japanese heritage and American experiences. Overlays of color create texture and intriguing shapes as past and present merge. Recreating both emotional and physical elements from her surroundings, the viewer is always moved by her work.
Ms. Wilde studied at the University of Cincinnati and Columbus College of Art and Design in Ohio. She is listed in Who’s Who in America, the International Directory of Distinguished Leadership, the Dictionary of International Biography, Two Thousand Notable American Women and in Woman of the Year.

 

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About the Artist
TERUKO TAKEUCHI WILDE

Teruko T. Wilde was born in Nagoya, Japan. She moved to the United States as a teenager and studied at the University of Cincinnati as well as the Columbus College of Art and Design in Ohio An award-winning artist, Wilde has had numerous one-person and group shows. She first established herself as a prominent pastel and watercolor artist before moving to Taos, New Mexico in 1986. Inspired by the magnificence of the landscape here, she began "Southwest Series" in oils Wilde's development towards simplicity in her paintings has progressed to the point of abstraction. She is listed in Who's Who in America, Who's Who in the West, the International Directory of Distinguished Leadership, the Dictionary of International Biography, Two Thousand Notable American Women and in Woman of the Year.

Juried and Invitational Exhibitions

2004 One Person Show, Vanier Gallery, Tuscan, AZ.
2004 One Person Show, Art Forte Gallery, Kirkland, WA.
2003 One Person Show, Total Arts Gallery, Taos, NM.
2003 Two Person Show, Schere Gallery, Sedona, AZ.
2003 One Person Show, Art Forte Gallery, Kirkland, WA.
2002 One Person Show, Art Forte Gallery, Kirkland, WA.
2002 One Person Show, Johnson of Madrid, NM.
2001 Two Person Show, Total Arts Gallery, Taos, NM
2000 One Person Show, Vanier Gallery, Scottsdale, AZ.
2000 One Person Show, Da'Damo/Hill Gallery, Seattle, WA.
1999 Special Guest Artist, American Woman Artist Exhibition, NM
1999 Two Person Show, Vanier Gallery, Scottsdale, AZ.
1998 One Person Show, Total Arts Gallery, Taos, NM
1997 One Person Show, Contemporary Southwest Gallery, Santa Fe, NM
1997"Best of Taos", Taos Art Association, NM
1996 One Person Show, Contemporary Southwest Gallery, NM
1996 Art in the Embassies, Thailand
1995 Group Invitational, Sydney, Australia
1995 Two Person Show, Total Arts Gallery, Taos, NM
1994 Two Person Show, Third Canyon Gallery, Denver, Co.
1994 Music From Angel Fire Poster and Cover Artist
1994 "Contemporary Landscape"  Invitational, Taos Art Association, NM
1992 Two Person Show, Total Arts Gallery, Taos, NM
1992-2003 Taos Fall Arts Invitational,"Taos Invites Taos"
1992-93 - Taos Spring Arts Invitational
1989 "Spirit of Taos, and Taos Today Show,NM
1987 One Person Show, Norwalk Gallery, Norwalk, Ohio
1987 Group Invitational Show, Mansfield Art Center, Ohio (1977, 1985)
1982 Group Invitational, Cleveland, Ohio
1979 One Person Show, Mansfield Art Center, Ohio
1978 May Show, Toledo Museum of Art, Toledo, Ohio
1977 Two-Person Show, Center Gallery, Cleveland, Ohio
1977 Midsummer Show, Butler Institute, Youngstown, Ohio
1976 Tri-State show, Cincinnati, Ohio
1976 Main Stream, Marietta College, Marietta, Ohio  

Publication:

Southwest Art
Taos Magazine
Taos News
Art Talk
Mansfield News Journal
Sandusky Register
Cleveland Plain Dealer

 

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