Known for his minimalist photographs of ice fishing shacks, Scott Peterman has continued his exploration of form and function across the globe, yet taken it recently in a different direction. New large format landscapes include buildings that multiply in never-ending vistas in industrial cities and various geological formations.
Peterman holds a BA in philosophy from the University of New Hampshire (Duham, NH) and recieved his MFA from Yale University in 1998. He has shown extensively in Maine, and was shown locally at the the DeCordova Annual in 2002 (Lincoln, MA). Represented by Miller Block Gallery (Boston, MA), Peterman has had solo exhibitions at commercial gallery such as Jackson Fine Art (Atlanta, GA) and Silverstein Photography (New York, NY).
Terrence Morash joined the PRC as Deputy Director in 2000. After John Jacob's departure and a national search, he was hired as Executive Director the same year. Under his tenure, the PRC's budget was further stabilized; the newsletter redesigned; a new website launched; the mission statement refocused; an education campaign launched; a fourth staff person hired; and a new commitment to the regional community as well as emerging artists was re-established. He resigned in October 2006 to pursue new opportunities with his family in New Jersey.
A native of Franklin, MA, Morash holds a Masters in Visual Arts Administration from New York University (New York, NY) and a BFA in photography and computer graphics from the University of Massachusetts (Amherst, MA). He has worked in development at the former Thread Waxing Space (New York, NY) and at P.S.1 Contemporary Art Center (Queens, NY) as well as served as director of the Rosenberg Gallery at NYU and Scholar-in-Residence at the Aperture Foundation (Millerton, NY). While in the Garden State, he will return to design as a Senior Web Designer at Temel (Boonton, NJ).
