Bethany Stephan is a Western landscape painter whose work engages the evolving identity of the American West. Focusing on places that are increasingly altered by development and climate change, she creates paintings that function as both contemporary records and enduring reflections on presence, memory, and loss. Her compositions invite collectors to experience the land not as a static backdrop, but as a living environment—one that carries both beauty and consequence.

Grounded in a formal training that includes an Associate’s degree in Fine Art, Bethany's practice is distinguished by its balance of technical sensitivity and conceptual clarity. Her work has been recognized with the Southwest Art Award of Excellence (2025) and the People’s Choice Award at the Biltmore Art Walk (February 2026), affirming both critical and public resonance. Bethany is a member of several prestigious organizations, including Oil Painters of America, Women Artists of the West, and Cowgirl Artists of America.

Bethany's paintings are held by private collectors who are drawn to work that holds aesthetic strength while also carrying a deeper sense of stewardship—preserving, in paint, what may not remain unchanged in the world itself.

You can view her work at www.bethanystephan.com