Bethann Parker's Visionary Landscapes Debut at Esther III
Adams and Ollman presents new works by Bethann Parker at Esther III. Her visionary paintings explore the intersection of nature and abstraction, using explosive brushwork, shape, and color to envelop figurative forms. The works convey a worldview of interconnectedness, drawing on American modernism, transcendentalism, Christian theology, feminism, and the occult. Parker's process is intimate, intuitive, and exploratory, proposing painting as a form of inquiry into perception, belief, and the relationship between external landscape and inner life.
Key facts
- Adams and Ollman presents new works by Bethann Parker at Esther III.
- Parker's paintings explore the space between nature and abstraction.
- The works use explosive brushwork, shape, and color.
- Parker draws on American modernism, transcendentalism, Christian theology, feminism, and the occult.
- Her process is intimate, intuitive, and exploratory.
- Painting is proposed as a form of inquiry.
- The works convey a worldview of interconnectedness.
- The exhibition is at Esther III.
Entities
Artists
- Bethann Parker
Institutions
- Adams and Ollman
- Esther III