ART FEATURES
2019 “Sci-Fi Mosquitos & Smoke: 7 Cinematic Exhibitions Around the Globe,” Cultured Magazine, February 22
2019 Louis Block, “The Past Pushes Forward in an Exhibition About Memory,” Hyperallergic, February 13
2019 Will Heinrich, "What to See in New York Art Galleries This Week," New York Times, January 30
2017 Liron Unreich, A Lesson in Civility: Courtesy Fred Terna, The Ripple Project Blog, January
2016 Stephen Westfall, Frederick Terna, Bomb Magazine, Summer
2016 Karen Rosenberg, "Karen Rosenberg's Picks From NADA New York 2016," Artspace, April 26,
2015 Barbara Nolte, "Living room reading with Enzensberger: Rediscovery of slowness," Tagesspiegel, May 12
2006 Richard McBee, "Terna's Touch," The Jewish Press, February 8
INTERVIEWS
2020 “A Conversation with National Geographic Photographer Robert Clark,” National Geographic, May 8
2020 Nina Strochlic, “WWII 75 Years Later,” National Geographic, April 25
2020 Peter Haskell, “Holocaust Remembrance Day Observed With Virtual Events,” WCBS News Radio 880, April 24
2020 Catherine Triomphe, “From father to son, the shared experience of the Holocaust,” France 24 (AFP), April 14
2019 Catherine Triomphe, “Auschwitz survivor says he fears global rise of anti-Semitism,” Times of Israel (AFP), December 6
2017 Risa Akita, “93 Year-Old Artist Holocaust Survivor Who Draws Since Labor Camp Days Paints With Emotion,” HEAPS Magazine, April
2015 "Die letzten Zeugen," Der Spiegel, May
2014 Fred Terna Interview, Arts in the City, CUNY TV, September 15
PRESS
2020 John Leland, “They Survived the Holocaust. Now They’re Confronting the Virus,” New York Times, May 4
2020 Jessica Steinberg, “Fred and Julia,” The Times of Israel, November
2019 Paul Chadwick, “Ignorance of the Holocaust is different to wilful disbelief,” The Guardian, February 10
2019 Alison Fox, 'Witness Theater' pairs students with Holocaust survivors to preserve their stories, AM New York, May 6
2018 “Mark Seliger Looks Back,” Vanity Fair, April
2017 Arun Venugopal, “Finding Parallels Between the Holocaust and the Present,” National Public Radio, WNYC, April 22
2017 Jane L. Levere, “At Some Museums, the Art Is Now on the Outside,” New York Times, April 21
2017 Howard Reich, 'Defiant Requiem' in Chicago a Revival of Verdi Sung in Concentration Camp, The Chicago Tribune, March 17
2017 Bearing Witness through Art, Interview by Michelle Powers, January 12
2017 "Brooklyn Holocaust Survivor Opens Art Exhibit," News 12 Brooklyn, January
2016 "St. Francis College to welcome Maestro Murry Sidlin and Holocaust survivor and painter Fred Terna," The Brooklyn Eagle, April 19
2015 Emily Dische-Becker, "What a survivor in Dachau wonders about," Die Welt, May 10
2009 Stephen Holden, "Art From the Holocaust, Behind the Barbed Wire," New York Times, October 1
PUBLIC TALKS
2020 Stories Survive: Fred Terna, Museum of Jewish Heritage, February 2
2017 Painter & Holocaust Survivor Fred Terna at St. Francis College, January 31
2011 Fred Terna and Eugenie Mukeshimana Interview, The Ripple Project
SHORT-FORM DOCUMENTARIES
2022 Artists’ Voices: Theresienstadt and Creative Resistance, produced by The Jewish Museum, October
2017 “Holocaust Survivor & His Son Bridge their Generations, and Create Political Art, BRIC TV, February 17
2011 Shared Memory, The Ripple Project
SELECT BIOS
Museum of Jewish Heritage, 2022
Czechoslovak Talks, 2022
Defiant Requiem
Heschel Holocaust Commemoration Committee, c. 2015
Austrian Heritage Archive, 2008
Packer Collegiate Institute, Carol Shen Gallery, c. 2007
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