BIOGRAPHY
Born: Watford City, North Dakota, 1985 (Mandan/Hidatsa)
Resides: Altadena, California
Education: California College of Arts (M.F.A., 2013); Fordham University (B.F.A., 2008)
Website: teresabaker.com

SELECTED SOLO EXHIBITIONS
2024
“Mapping the Territory,” Broadway Gallery, New York.
“Shift in the Clouds,” Arts Club of Chicago.

2023
“From Joy to Joy to Joy,” de boer, Los Angeles.
“Time to Be Still,” Halsey McKay, East Hampton, New York.

2022
“Capturing Space,” Scottsdale Museum of Art, Arizona.

2021
“Capturing Space,” Pied-á-terre, San Francisco.
“Pulling Up the Prairie,” de boer, Los Angeles.

2019
“Out West,” Interface Gallery, Oakland, California.

SELECTED GROUP EXHIBITIONS
2024
“Prospect Triennial 6: Harbinger Is Home,” New Orleans.

2023
“Made in LA: Acts of Living,” Hammer Museum, Los Angeles.
“Sun Drinks White, Nerman Museum,” Overland Park, Kansas.
“What’s That About,” Anthony Meier, Mill Valley, California.
“Groundwork,” Dreamsong, Minneapolis, Minnesota.
“Topography of Memory,” Gerald Peters Contemporary, Santa Fe, New Mexico.

2022
“Ecstatic Land,” Ballroom Marfa, Texas.
“The Potential of Objects,” Marin MOCA, Novato, California.
“Raise High The Roof Beam,” Mt. Washington, Los Angeles.
“Living Land,” Carol Shen Gallery, Brooklyn, New York.

2021
“Last Truth of the New,” de boer, Los Angeles.

2020
“Some Glimpse of Life,” Montserrat Galleries, Beverly, Massachusetts.

SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY
2024
Steinhauer, Jillian, and Will Heinrich. “What to See in N.Y.C Galleries in September,” New York Times (September 4).

2023
Plagens, Peter. “‘Made in L.A. 2023: Acts of Living’ Review: Hitching a Ride with California Artists,” Wall Street Journal (November 1).
Dalbow, Tara Anne. “Teresa Baker’s “From Joy to Joy to Joy” Recontextualizes Traditional Materials with Modern Discourse,” autre.com (October 3).
Knight, Christopher. “Review: Art Made during—and Despite—the Pandemic Informs the Hammer’s ‘Made in L.A.’ Biennial,” LA Times (October 3).
Stromberg, Matt. “The Made in LA Biennial Is All About Diaspora,” hyperallergic.com (October 3).
Maximilíliano, Durón, “New Talent,” Art in America (Summer).

2022
Small, Rachel Summer. “Astroturf and Nostalgia are on display at the 20th Edition of NADA Miami,” culturedmag.com (December 1).
Bowie, Summer. “Teresa Baker Weaves Visual Autofiction with Willow, Yarn, and Astroturf,” autre.com (November 30).
Kinsella, Eileen. “The Class of 2022: Meet 6 Fast-Rising Artists Having Star Turns at This Year’s Art Basel Miami Beach,” artnet.com (November 29).

2021
Hopinka, Sky. “Top Ten Highlights of 2021,” Artforum (December).

2019
Hotchkiss, Sarah. “Fall Arts Guide 2019: Come Together at These 10 Visual Arts Events,” kqed.org (August 27).