In the Gallery
Group Photo Exhibit
June 29th - August 25th
The Montpelier Center for Arts & Education's art gallery is proud to host The Group Photo art exhibition. This exhibition has works from artists Eunice Li & Terry L. Chancellor. These two talented artists have art pieces that range from oils to mixed media art. Stop by The Center to get a first hand view of these beautiful and unique artworks, or scroll down to view the exhibit from home on our virtual art gallery.
Meet the Artists
Eunice Li
Raised in Hong Kong, Eunice studied art from a young age in a strict Academic Studio with Wei Qin, a famous Hong Kong artist. Under his tutelage, Eunice mastered drawing in various mediums, and watercolor painting. After moving to the U.S., Eunice transitioned to studies in oils and quickly mastered that medium. She has been painting commissioned pieces including portraits, as well as teaching popular classes in the West-End.
Eunice paints in a realistic style based on themes and concepts that she is passionate about. While teaching, she helps her students generate strong practices for continued growth amongst their chosen mediums. Her classes help them to open their minds to new concepts as well as expand their understanding of traditional mediums.
Raised in Hong Kong, Eunice studied art from a young age in a strict Academic Studio with Wei Qin, a famous Hong Kong artist. Under his tutelage, Eunice mastered drawing in various mediums, and watercolor painting. After moving to the U.S., Eunice transitioned to studies in oils and quickly mastered that medium. She has been painting commissioned pieces including portraits, as well as teaching popular classes in the West-End.
Eunice paints in a realistic style based on themes and concepts that she is passionate about. While teaching, she helps her students generate strong practices for continued growth amongst their chosen mediums. Her classes help them to open their minds to new concepts as well as expand their understanding of traditional mediums.
Terry L. Chancellor
Terry is a Virginia native growing up in Warrenton and then moving to Richmond to obtain her BFA in Interior Design from Virginia Commonwealth University. Being a country girl, she and her husband settled in Montpelier over 24years ago to raise their three children.
Terry is an accomplished artist, instructor, and designer who sketches and paints landscapes, homes, portraits, and a variety of subjects on commission and independently. She has been involved in art her entire life, winning her first contest in 1st grade! Her works often reflect a bit of her interior design background, but primarily her love of nature and her faith journey. She enjoys sharing her love of art with all ages, teaching oil and acrylic painting, mixed media art, as well as stamping and paper crafts.
Many of Terry's works have been used as fundraisers for Central Virginia Food Bank (Feed More), Easter Seals, and Baptist Theological Seminary of Richmond. One of her mixed-media pieces hung on permanent display at Baptist Theological Seminary of Richmond until its closure (it now hangs at Union Presbyterian Seminary, Richmond). Her work has been exhibited throughout Richmond area. One of her sketches, of her father's homeplace. appeared in the background of an episode of The Bachelor!
Terry recently returned to working full-time as an artist, with occasional teaching, after having served as the Creative Arts Specialist at Cedarfield of Pinnacle Living for three years. There, she managed their art studio, art programs, and galleries, in addition to teaching a variety of classes. Terry has also taught classes at Westminster Canterbury Richmond and Darby House Senior Apartments downtown. In addition, Terry continues to teach a variety of classes and workshops for children, teens, and adults at The Center for Creative Arts @ Shady Grove UMC, Short Pump, a program she has passionately served in many capacities since its conception in 2004.
Terry is a Virginia native growing up in Warrenton and then moving to Richmond to obtain her BFA in Interior Design from Virginia Commonwealth University. Being a country girl, she and her husband settled in Montpelier over 24years ago to raise their three children.
Terry is an accomplished artist, instructor, and designer who sketches and paints landscapes, homes, portraits, and a variety of subjects on commission and independently. She has been involved in art her entire life, winning her first contest in 1st grade! Her works often reflect a bit of her interior design background, but primarily her love of nature and her faith journey. She enjoys sharing her love of art with all ages, teaching oil and acrylic painting, mixed media art, as well as stamping and paper crafts.
Many of Terry's works have been used as fundraisers for Central Virginia Food Bank (Feed More), Easter Seals, and Baptist Theological Seminary of Richmond. One of her mixed-media pieces hung on permanent display at Baptist Theological Seminary of Richmond until its closure (it now hangs at Union Presbyterian Seminary, Richmond). Her work has been exhibited throughout Richmond area. One of her sketches, of her father's homeplace. appeared in the background of an episode of The Bachelor!
Terry recently returned to working full-time as an artist, with occasional teaching, after having served as the Creative Arts Specialist at Cedarfield of Pinnacle Living for three years. There, she managed their art studio, art programs, and galleries, in addition to teaching a variety of classes. Terry has also taught classes at Westminster Canterbury Richmond and Darby House Senior Apartments downtown. In addition, Terry continues to teach a variety of classes and workshops for children, teens, and adults at The Center for Creative Arts @ Shady Grove UMC, Short Pump, a program she has passionately served in many capacities since its conception in 2004.
Updated GALLERY HOURS:
Mon-Fri: 9am to 9pm
Saturday: 10am to 6pm
Saturday: 10am to 2pm
Mon-Fri: 9am to 9pm
Saturday: 10am to 6pm
Saturday: 10am to 2pm
Welcome to our Virtual Gallery!
While you're welcome to check out the exhibit in-person in our gallery, due to COVID-19 we have made the exhibit available online.
Help support our local artists and the Center by purchasing one of the pieces below!
The Montpelier Center houses one of the oldest galleries in Hanover County, and is both an axis of the regional community and a satellite of the Greater Richmond Art Community in Central Virginia.
