Lush paintings, meticulous drawings and collages will be on view in “Jean Conner: Inner Garden,” an exhibition that runs from June 18 to Aug. 28 at Marin Museum of Contemporary Art. The exhibition will chronicle the artist’s career and showcase her work across a range of media. The 60 works included, many exhibited here for the first time, will depict Conner’s interests in nature and spirituality. Influenced by the legendary Bay Area botanist Ida Geary and 19th century French symbolists Gustave Moreau and Odilon Redon, Conner’s works display her animated imagination through the use of religious symbolism, dream-like imagery, flora and fauna. For more information, visit marinmoca.org