Terry's works are included in the recently published book, ‘Where Elephants Go To Die’, a book of poetry about Africa, its land, people and animals. In the late 1990s, Terry served as Artist in Residence at the Blauvelt Art Museum outside New York City for two years, his residency culminating with the well received exhibition, ‘Kalahari to Kilimanjaro’ in which his works on an African theme were spotlighted.

In the summer of 2008, the Woodson Art Museum in Wisconsin hosted a solo exhibition of Terry's works under the title, 'Unknown Bridges'. That exhibition, comprised of 40 works, spotlighted the abstract nature of bridge structure juxtaposed with the softer, natural feel of the animal world. A companion book of the works included in that series was published in conjunction with the opening of the exhibition. And in the fall of 2009, 'Strokes of Genius 2: The Best of Drawing Light and Shadow', was published by North Light Books and includes five of Terry's drawings among the works of the featured 100 artists.