Terri Hogan Artist

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Terri Hogan Terri Hogan

https://www.terrihogan.co.uk/

Terri Hogan's inspiration comes from many sources, all related to the natural environment, and in particular that of the sea and landscape on the Penwith in Cornwall. The paintings are an exploration of seascape and the related landscape through the use of mixed media. They are about the ocean, rocks, sand and earth - the essential things that the world is made of.

TERRY HOGAN paintings and drawings

https://terrykhogan.com/home.html

TERRY HOGAN paintings and drawings Artists see both the devices that make the illusion and the illusion itself. I am as interested in the way that something is represented—the marks and colors on a flat surface—as the thing that is ul Artists see both the devices that make the illusion and the illusion itself.

Terri Hogan Wells Heritage Courtyard Gallery and Studios

https://www.heritagecourtyardstudio.com/terri-hogan

Terri Hogan is a painter of landscape and seascape and the effects that the weather has upon them. Her work takes her to the rugged, untamed coastline of the Penwith and the Lizard in Cornwall with their huge expanses of sky, sea and land. Walking the cliffs is central to her practice and working directly from the cliff tops and beaches that she encounters, she makes drawings and observations in her sketch books.

Terri Hogan RWA

https://www.rwa.org.uk/artists/terri-hogan

Terri Hogan Artist Network member. See all artists; Although I live in a very beautiful part of Somerset my work takes me to the rugged, untamed landscapes of the Penwith and the Lizard in Cornwall with their huge expanses of sky, sea and landscape. Walking the cliffs is central to my practice and I work directly from the cliff tops and beaches ...

Gary Jackson: Fire When Ready Pottery

http://firewhenreadypottery.com/2013/03/terry-hogan-even-more-pierced-perfection/

Last night I hung out with some friends at Lillstreet Art Center before making it upstairs to my studio. Such a fun distraction to have the classrooms downstairs with a lot of great fun & art going on down there. Last night my friend Terry Hogan was once again working on her incredibly intricate pierced porcelain creations.