Teri Henderson

Teri Henderson has been a member of Linktree for 6 years and joined in May 2020. Resources terimhenderson has populated their site with include: • What's lost when Baltimore arts and culture coverage gets cut? • TWUK (The Wh0re You Know) • Review | Africanus Okokon’s inventive art enshrines the cast-offs of consumerism • Teri Henderson is a Leading Voice for the Local Creative Community • Baltimore DJ launches campaign to preserve Baltimore music history • Photostory: BxB June 2024: In the House • Karizma Brings Us Something Else • Ethiopia at the Crossroads • BLACK COLLAGISTS • Black Celebration • Deep Sugar, Baltimore’s Traveling House Music Party, Celebrates Its 20th Anniversary • Keeping Time: Akea Brionne’s Janus • Baltimore Music Right Now: SDOT, Cadeem LaMarr, and BethBanger. • VERSION is a necessary space. • Brown and Black Faces in Green Spaces • Baltimore Music Right Now: Brandon Woody and Lefty Bey • Baltimore Music Right Now: Hormone • Artists' Reception and Juror's Talk: 34th National Drawing & Print Competitive Exhibition | Gormley Gallery • Homecoming • Prize-Winning and Absurdly Beautiful • Black Lightning In a Bottle • Illusions Shatter, Art Remains • The Melancholy Boogie • A Baltimore woman's work to preserve space, place, and history • Scenes from this year's Collective Minds festival • Black Cowboys Bring Western Styles To Maryland • Baltimore’s Galerie Myrtis' Beautiful and the Damned • Murjoni Merriweather: "The Walk" • Talking family, food, and customer service with the folks at Neopol • The story of the Great Migration comes to the Baltimore Museum of Art • Highlighting voices of the unheard - Aaron Dante • Justsmile Magazine - Step into the sun with Jazz Cartier • Justsmile Magazine - Enter history class with Umar Rashid • Create! Magazine: Black Collagists Interview with Alicia Puig • Artforum Irina Rozovsky Critics' Pick • Artnews Black Collagists Feature • Event - Evening at MICA • No Pix After Dark - Black Collagists Interview • Archives Are For Everyone - SHAN Wallace + Lawrence Burney's Baltimore Living Archives At The Parkway • BOOOOOM Black Collagists Installation by Anthony Grant at Good Neighbor • Event - Society of Design Arts - Teri Henderson + Jen White Johnson - 2/28 • Event - Gathered Together: Black Artists + Collage - University of Delaware 3/2 • Justsmile Magazine - Jazz Cartier • The New Black Vanguard at MICA - BmoreArt • BmoreArt- A Photographer Reimagining the Practice of Portraiture - Rebecca Marimutu • Artforum Critic’s Picks - Tony Hope @ VAC • Repercussions - Black Abstraction at BmoreArt • Turnstile at Clifton Park - BmoreArt • A Love Letter To The Crown - BmoreArt • SHAN Wallace - BmoreArt • Tiffany Ward - BmoreArt • Devin N. Morris - Justsmile • Diamon Fisher Curates Juneteenth Skillshare & Celebration • Hoesy Corona Sondheim 2021 Review • David-Jeremiah’s Paradoxes Of Power • AllSHEMakes x Alex Alexander • Vinnie Hager x BmoreArt • West Baltimore Ruins Review • Larry Cook & Myrtis Bedolla: Building Pathways To Power • CulturalDC: As An Enemy Podcast • Isaiah Winters • Visual Flips & Remixes: Bria Sterling-Wilson’s Collages • Interview: The Weird Show x Black collage matters • Hasani Sahlehe “I Can’t Wait To See You” - Resort • Black Futures Q&A • Black Futures Book Review • Triumph In The Face Of Terror: Stephen Towns • Drinks To Cope With Election Night • An Even Hotter Hot Sauce - Artist Popup Series • Inertia Studio Visits - Ask An Art Professional • The Black Collagists Arts Incubator • Language of The Crow Review • Schroeder Cherry: Pillars of The Community • Quarantine Diaries: Gallerists & Curators • Close Read & The New Era of Digital Programming at Connect+Collect • Concept & Craft: Jaejoon Jang • Living With Art: Resort • Making Space For Ourselves • Quarantine Diaries 7: C+C Artist Profile • Quarantine Diaries 4: Musicians • Juneteenth & Ada Pinkstone’s MAWU • Quarantine Diaries 6: Literati • Online Initiatives & Springsteen Gallery • Quarantine Diaries #3: DJs and Producers • Curation During Coronavirus • Remembering Maurice Berger • Boozing Through Quarantine. • Quarantine Diaries #1