Beth Waldman
Lives and works in San Francisco, CA, USA
Artist statement
Beth Davila Waldman is a cross-disciplinary artist using photography, painting, assemblage and installation. Her work explores the impact of socio-political trends on cultural landscapes, often through imagery laden with indicators of economic and social status, presented in a manner that emulates the sheer stress of imposed change. Waldman’s constructed vistas re-conceive the notion of sanctuary amidst the realities of colonization, and invite meditations on civil access. Waldman imbues her work with a unique materiality by printing or transferring photographs on a plethora of materials—from tarp to sails, canvas to paper. She then often makes interventions into her work with paint and other substances. Her curatorial projects and writing are extensions of this practice.
Artwork
- Divisions No. 23, 2025. Archival pigment and Acrylic Paint on House Paint & RedGard Primed Concrete on Basswood Panel
- Divisions No. 22, 2025. Archival pigment and Acrylic Paint on House Paint & RedGard Primed Concrete on Basswood Panel,
- Divisions No. 21, 2025. Archival pigment and Acrylic Paint on House Paint & RedGard Primed Concrete on Basswood Panel
- Divisions No. 20, 2025. Archival pigment and Acrylic Paint on House Paint & RedGard Primed Concrete on Basswood Panel
- Divisions No. 19, 2024. Archival Pigment and Acrylic Paint on Tarp and Canvas with Grommets
- Divisions No. 18, 2024. Acrylic Paint and Acrylic Pigment on Tarp with Canvas and Grommets
- Divisions No. 17, 2024. Acrylic Paint and Acrylic Pigment on Tarp with Canvas and Grommets
- Divisions No. 16, 2023. Acrylic Paint and Acrylic Pigment on Tarp with Canvas and Grommets
- Divisions No. 15, 2023. Archival Pigment and Acrylic Paint on Tarp and Canvas with Grommets
- Divisions No. 14, 2023. Archival Pigment and Acrylic Paint on Tarp and Canvas with Grommets
- Divisions No. 13, 2023. Archival Pigment and Acrylic Paint on Tarp and Canvas with Grommets
- Divisions No. 12, 2023. Archival Pigment and Acrylic Paint on Tarp and Canvas with Grommets