Teresa J. Parker is a recognized artist, curator and teacher who lives in Chicago, Illinois. Her work deals with a global examination of women and their roles in society through social/political, spiritual and historical traditions. Her work emphasizes concept over formal or traditional concerns. Her prints and drawings have been exhibited and collected throughout the United States and abroad, including California, Illinois, Virginia, Switzerland, New York, Israel, California, Georgia, South Korea, Ohio, Wisconsin, Hawaii, the Marshall Islands, Brazil and Mexico. Parker is a recognized curator of contemporary art, having worked with Elmhurst Art Museum, Loyola University Chicago, College of DuPage, Benedictine University and numerous independent projects/competitions. She is also the Director of Coral Rose Foundation, a not-for-profit organization devoted to arts/cultural preservation of indigenous cultures, and she serves as Art Consultant for ATKSinc, a non-profit organization based in the Marshall Islands. She has also contributed writings and editorial commentary about art and artists through Mid-America Print Journal. Contact her at tparker43318@yahoo.com
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