About the Artist

Terry Price b. 1977

Terry Price was born and raised in Fredericton, NB. He is the son of local, renowned artist, Daniel Price and mother, Theresa Scholten, former owner of the Capital Art Gallery. Terry’s art is a reflection of his passions, capturing New Brunswick nature, wildlife, outdoor pursuits and a wide array of portraits. Terry has previously worked with watercolour, acrylic and pastel mediums but today primarily focuses on oils.

You can find some of his recent Maritime-themed works at Trinity Galleries in Saint John, NB.

Artist Statement

My work seeks to celebrate the natural beauty of our province — its forests, rivers, and landscapes — while encouraging a sense of mindfulness and presence. Through my art, I aim to inspire viewers to slow down, disconnect from the distractions of modern life and reconnect with the tranquility and richness that nature offers.

Exhibitions & Shows

Oct 2021, Solo Exhibit, W.W. Craig Gallery, Hartland NB

2021-Present, Capital Art Sales

Feb 2023, Hip to be Square, Frostival Gallery Hop, pop-up group show

Feb 2024, Art Curio, Frostival Gallery Hop, pop-up group show

July 2024, Solo Exhibit, York County Cider

Feb 2025, Fire and Ice, FROSTival Gallery Hop, pop-up group show

2024, NBEX, Artist in Residence

June 19 - July 21 2025, Solo Exhibit, “The River’s Story”, Charlotte Street Arts Centre

Galleries

July 2025 - Present, Trinity Galleries (Saint John, NB)

https://www.trinitygalleries.ca/

Voted one of the top 10 things to do in Saint John on Trip Advisor - Trinity Galleries is located on the beautiful Germain Street in the Trinity Royal Preservation area of Uptown Saint John, New Brunswick. Trinity Galleries opened its doors in December of 1995. Beth McGloan Asimakos, owner and president, graduated from the Nova Scotia College of Art and Design in 1991 with a Bachelor of Fine Arts. Since opening the gallery in 1995, Beth has represented some of the finest artists throughout Canada. Beth was appointed Honorary Consul of Finland for New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island in December 2015.

Featuring two levels of beautifully restored gallery space, they represent wonderful artists from the Maritimes, Canada, NYC, and Rome, Italy.

Auctions

2021 - 2024, Isaac’s Way - Art Auctions

May 2024, T1D Kids Camps - Gala Event

October 2024, Junior Achievement New Brunswick 2024 Business Hall of Fame, Silent Auction

January 2025, Chalmers Foundation, Cancer Support Program (Gin & Jazz Night - Fundraiser)

April 2025, Junior Achievement New Brunswick 2025 Futures Unlimited Gala, Silent Auction

Publications

June 2023, Feature in Art d'Eco magazine

June 2025, Interview, CBC Radio, Shift – NB with Vanessa Vander Valk

July 2025, Atlantic Salmon Federation, Rivernotes - Mention, July 4 edition

July 2025, Cover feature of “The Fiddlehead” Issue no. 304