Teri Malo’s landscape paintings primarily explore the sense of place, whether in her series on the mill towns of the Blackstone Valley, or in her more recent coastal New England series. Time spent on Cape Ann and Cape Cod, Massachusetts, and in Lubec, Maine on the edge of the Bay of Fundy has profoundly affected her choice of subject matter. Her paintings capture large open spaces and the changeable atmosphere and seas of the New England region, as well as the rocky details of this familiar place.
Deepest Summer
Oil on Panel
36×36
A Slice of the Pond
Oil on Panel
24×50
Dear June
Oil on Panel
36×36
Stream Currents
Oil on Panel
40×36
In the Rain
Oil on Panel
34×40
Pond’s Edge (with sleeping lily)
Oil on Panel
40×36
Twilight Lily
Oil on Panel
17×17
Stones Learning the Color Green
Oil on Panel
19×19
Revisiting Climbing Rock
Oil on Panel
12×12
September Morning at the Quarry
Oil on Panel
16×16
Poem from Gloucester
Oil on Panel
16×16
From Silence
Oil on Panel
16×16
Listening
Oil on Panel
16×16
At the Upper Falls
Oil on Panel
22×24
Still Listening
Oil on Panel
Deep in the Woods
Oil on Panel
12×12
To The End of The Island
Oil on Panel
12×12
Adirondack Pool
Oil on Panel
16×16
Silent Slopes
Oil on Panel
16×16
Last Light
Oil on Panel
12×12
Adirondack #2
Oil on Panel
17×17
Climb Up!
Oil on Panel
12×12