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^ Artist Terry Ward holds painting panels during installation of a 2018-2019 solo exhibit at an accredited museum, the Museum of the Shenandoah Valley, located in Winchester, VA. Photo credit: Rick Foster. (Approved by photographer and subject for publicity use; 400 DPI 
^ Artist Terry Ward holds a bullet-struck spray paint can while painting panels hang in the background at a 2018-2019 solo exhibit at an accredited museum, the Museum of the Shenandoah Valley, located in Winchester, VA. Photo credit: Rick Foster. (Approved by photographer and subject for publicity use; 400 DPI 
^ Artist Terry Ward in front of his wall-sized Think Back To Iraq multi-panel painting at a 2018-2019 solo exhibit at an accredited museum, the Museum of the Shenandoah Valley, located in Winchester, VA. Photo credit: Rick Foster. (Approved by photographer and subject for publicity use; 400 DPI 
^ Artist Terry Ward (center) discussing a Holocaust-themed multi-panel painting at a 2018-2019 solo exhibit at an accredited museum, the Museum of the Shenandoah Valley, located in Winchester, VA. Photo credit: Rick Foster. (Approved by photographer and subject for publicity use; 400 DPI 
^ Artist Terry Ward (left) at the Strasburg Biennial in 2018 with its curator Rupert Ravens in front of Ward's Sandy painting-panel series (with a lower-left corner photobomb by a Nina Levy sculptural face). Ravens moved to the Shenandoah Valley in recent years after a long history running a huge gallery in the greater-New York City area. Photo credit: Shenandoah Museum of Contemporary Art. (Approved by photographer and subjects for publicity use; unknown DPI)
^ Artist Terry Ward having just painted (legally) a stencil graffiti HAPPY DUCK as one of three official artists (along with artists Nils Westergard and Julia Chon) during the 2018 Virginia Street Art Festival. Photo credit: Meghan Williamson - VSAF. (Approved by photographer and subject for publicity use; unknown DPI)
^ Artist Terry Ward having just painted (legally) a stencil graffiti HAPPY DUCK as one of three official artists (along with artists Nils Westergard and Julia Chon) during the 2018 Virginia Street Art Festival.
Trivia: The hat (Hat II) is a restored version of Hat, the artist's battered olive drab bush hat which traveled from Chicago to Tampa, Norfolk to Madison on various art activities 
^ Artist Terry Ward (right) with "The Curator of Bushwick," Joe Ficalora (left), after having painted New York City's largest legal "street art" roof mural. Los Angeles art dealer/philosopher Stefan Simcowitz called this 2015 endeavor "poetic." Photo credit: GrumpyVisualArtist studios. (Approved by photographer and subjects for publicity use; 400 DPI 
^ Artist Terry Ward (left) at a 2012 gallery opening reception with the art critic power couple of "New York" magazine's Jerry Saltz and Roberta Smith of the New York Times. Special thanks to Roberta, who (Jerry says) "never gets in the picture." Photo credit: Chelsea Reporter. (Approved by photographer and subjects for publicity use; 700 DPI 
^ Artist Terry Ward at a 2012 solo exhibit explaining his art for a film crew. Photo credit: Ladimor Films. (Approved by photographer and subject for publicity use; 700 DPI 
^ Artist Terry Ward at a 2012 solo exhibit. Photo credit: Ladimor Films. (Approved by photographer and subject for publicity use; 400 DPI 
^ Artist Terry Ward trying to keep cool-headed while posed by a photographer on a narrow ledge outside a building seven stories above Times Square in 2012. (The photographer was safely inside and shot the image through an open window.) The security-minded NYPD tightly patrols Times Square, but The City's Finest seldom look up. New York City's colorful Westin building is in the background. Photo credit: Ladimor Films. (Approved by photographer and subject for publicity use; 700 DPI 
^ Artist and art-writer Terry Ward on a New York City street with a graffiti piece by famed street artist Kenny Scharf in the background in 2012. Terry Ward's one-on-one interview with Kenny Scharf was a cover story on "In The Art World" magazine. Photo credit: GrumpyVisualArtist studios. (Approved by photographer and subject for publicity use; 72 DPI 
^ Artist Terry Ward delivers an art panel to a 2010 exhibit at a Smithsonian-affiliate gallery. In the background is a Kenneth Snelson 
^ Artist Terry Ward in a crusty paint-spattered shirt has been the artist's long-running Facebook page profile picture. The background is not a painting, but rather is industrial/agricultural metal at an outdoor temporary painting site. Often the artist's innovative processes lead to paint on the clothes, hands, elbows, cheeks, belly button, etc. Photo credit: GrumpyVisualArtist studios. (Approved by photographer and subject for publicity use; 72 DPI 
^ Artist Terry Ward in crusty paint-spattered smock clothing while making art outdoors at a temporary studio site. Often the artist's innovative processes lead to paint on the clothes, hands, elbows, cheeks, belly button, etc. Photo credit: GrumpyVisualArtist studios. (Approved by photographer and subject for publicity use; 72 DPI 
^ Artist Terry Ward standing streetside near New York's AC Institute The official publicity bio/blurb:
Terry Ward's art has been on display at MoMA, The Corcoran, and a Smithsonian-affiliate, as well as on digital highway billboards from Chicago to Los Angeles. Four museums plus Al Gore and Jimmy Carter own Ward art, as do famed artists Sally Mann and Cy Twombly. Ward's art has been pictured or mentioned in "Smithsonian," NPR.org, "Hyperallergic," NY-1, "ArtGeek," "ArtSlant," and in local media. In a concept new to painting, Terry Ward designs art in series groups able to be mixed and re-mixed, generating new meanings and continually reinventing what "a painting" is. (Ward considers each single panel or each new multi-panel "mash-up" group a painting). Ward had a solo in the New York Mercantile Exchange in the World Trade Center/World Financial Center complex and another solo at an accredited regional museum. By invitation, the artist made the "largest legal street art roof mural in New York City"
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