News & Press
Selected articles, interviews, and features about Terri Cappucci’s work as a documentary photographer, alternative-process artist, educator, and photographic preservationist.
Affinity January 14, 2026
Terri is one of nine artists interviewed about handmade photographic processes. Her Loblolly Pine print and her reflections on the patience, experimentation, and tactile character of gumoil are featured.
Read the Affinity feature ↗PetaPixel October 17, 2023
PetaPixel features Terri’s painstaking preservation of 4,000 glass-plate photographs and the historic New England people and places revealed through the collection.
Read the PetaPixel feature ↗UMass Magazine October 2022
A feature about Terri’s work rescuing, restoring, researching, and sharing approximately 4,000 antique glass-plate negatives.
Read the UMass feature ↗The Boston Globe July 15, 2021
A major Arts feature about the rescued glass negatives and the people, places, and history revealed through Terri’s preservation work.
Read the archived Boston Globe article ↗Greenfield Recorder September 2, 2021
An illustrated profile of Terri at work and the creation of Somebody Photographed This, her virtual gallery of historic New England images.
Read the Recorder profile ↗Rfotofolio January 17, 2014
An in-depth artist interview about Terri’s beginnings, South African documentary work, influences, photographic style, and creative process.
Read the interview ↗Photographic Historical Society of New England January 31, 2022
A professional profile highlighting Terri’s expertise in photographic preservation and historical processes.
Read the PHSNE feature ↗AlternativePhotography.com Updated April 5, 2024
A profile and gallery presenting Terri’s documentary background and her gumoil, bromoil, and wet-plate collodion work.
View the artist profile ↗UMass Special Collections Collection Record
The university’s archival record recognizes Terri’s work as a documentary photographer, alternative-process printer, preservationist, and educator.
View the collection record ↗From the collection
Original articles and documents preserved from Terri’s former News page.