Recent/Upcoming Events
Miami Dade College Solo
To be announced
Miami, FL
Join us for an exciting journey into the of creativity at my upcoming art exhibit! This exhibition promises to showcase a diverse range of my artworks. While details are forthcoming, attendees can look forward to a captivating array of pieces that challenge perceptions and inspire dialogue. Stay tuned for more information on dates and location!
Winter Salon
November 12 - December 23, 2025
Andra Norris Gallery, Burlingame, CA
"Andra Norris Gallery is delighted to present its 8th Annual WINTER SALON, featuring over 150 original works of art by more than 50 established international artists with California tiess. This festive exhibition celebrates abundance and diversity, with artwork displayed salon style from floor to ceiling in a vibrant visual dialogue. Every piece is available for immediate purchase, perfectly timed for the holiday season. "
Art on Paper Art Fair
September 4–7, 2025
New York City
Art on Paper, New York City’s celebrated, medium-driven fair, returns to downtown Manhattan’s Pier 36 during September 2025’s Armory Art Week with 100 galleries featuring top modern and contemporary paper-based art. The fair’s eleventh edition will showcase unique and powerful projects curated by Artistic Director Nato Thompson, with a focus on can’t-miss performances highlighting the creative potential of paper.
About
Erin Parish (b. 1966, USA) explores atmospheric and liminal spaces. Her subtly layered works of resin and mixed media offer a sense of quietude and depth. This is true for her paintings as well as her sculpture.
She is interested in the act of looking, of seeing, of curiosity. She wants the viewer to approach her works from the point of view of a child, without expectations or bias, unsullied by the noise of humanity.
These geometric forms are free from narratives, autobiography, or symbology, which sustains universality. She wants an even interpretation by all viewers, unencumbered by politics and the like.
Inspired by the diverse manifestations of the ocean, the contemplative principles of Buddhism, and the aesthetics inherent in Japanese Wabi Sabi, her work focused the repetition of geometric forms, reflecting their correspondence at both microscopic and macroscopic levels.
Glossy resin surfaces and vivid colors attract the eye, while abstract forms appear to shift and move endlessly across the surface. The circular shapes are enlivened through techniques of repetition, layering, and transparency. In this manner, Parish establishesa space for abstract experience and metaphysical contemplation.
Parish currently works and resides in Miami Beach. She received her BA fromBennington College in Vermont and her MFA from Queens College in New York. Her work has been exhibited nationally and internationally and featured in publications including The New York Times, Artnews, Art in America, and others.
Source: Sir Michael Honablue