Terry Kessler Schwarz

Terry Kessler Schwarz has been a professional illustrator, designer, calligrapher, and painter for many years.  Her work has been published in magazines and newspapers including the New York Times, Restaurant Business Magazine, Avon Publications, House Beautiful and Gannett Newspapers.  She has exhibited her landscapes and cityscapes in Westchester and Connecticut, as well as in New York City at the National Arts Club, the Broome Street Gallery and the Salmagundi Club.  She has shown her floral designs at the Metropolitan Museum of Art's Japanese Wing.  Terry is a member of the Mamaroneck Artist's Guild, Katonah Museum Artists Association, Scarsdale Art Association, the Catharine Lorillard Wolfe Art Club in New York and the Society of Scribes.  As an art educator, she has worked with students from kindergarten to adults.  She has taught art in public and private schools, adult education, religious after-school programs, day-care, senior, community and psychiatric out-patient treatment centers where she tries to incorporate her knowledge of painting, drawing, calligraphy, design and photography in her teaching residencies.