Alexis Teplin
b. 1976, California, US
Lives and works in London, England.
EDUCATION AND RESIDENCIES
2014 Artist in Residence, Museo d’Arte Modena e Contemporanea, San Marino 2011/2008 Artist in Residence,
Andrax CCA, Majorca
2003 Starr Fellow at the Royal Academy of Art, London
2001 Art Center College of Design, Pasadena - M.F.A
1998 University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) - B.A. Universita di Belle Arti, Bologna, Italy
SOLO EXHIBITIONS
2019 It’s My Pleasure to Participate, Bluecoat, Liverpool
Painted Costumes, NewArtCenter, Roche Court, East Winterslow
2018 Keats Favorite, Aqubar, London
2016 Drag, Push HOOT, Mary Mary, Glasgow
HE and HO for O, Rise Projects, Silvie Fleming Collection, London
2015 Drag, Push, HOOT, Mary Mary, Glasgow
HE and HO for O, Rise Projects, Silvie Fleming Collection, London
2014 La Grotto Rosa. Cardrde, Bologna
San Marino Calling, Museo D’Arte Modena e Contemporanea, San Marino
2013 He, Ho, HA, hmmm., Mary Mary, Glasgow sss T !!, Hayward Project Space, London
2012 Progress, PLEAS, Hotel, London
2011 The Other Side of Paradise, CAR Projects, Bologna
21 of 24, Gavlak, West Palm Beach, FL
2010 The Party, Tramway, Glasgow International, Glasgow
5cm Higher, Mary, Mary, Glasgow
2009 The Party, Park Nights, Serpentine Gallery, SANAA Pavilion, London
Can You Hear the Sea? Blanket Gallery, Vancouver
2008 Viaggio in Italia, For Guilietta, Car Projects, Bologna
Yes Parisol, My Marisol, Hotel, London 2006 l’armour c’est fou, Gavlak, Palm Beach
2005 play her armour A., Hotel, London 2003 the nape of her neck, Entwistle, London
Chambre à Ciel Ouvert, Fellowship exhibition, Royal Academy Schools
GROUP EXHIBITIONS AND COLLABORATIONS
2021 Drawing Biennale 2021, Drawing Room, London
Utopia: Bauhaus in Crisis, Nova, Bauhaus-Universita, Weimar
2020 Artist Rooms, Encounter, Copeland Gallery, London
2019 Bauhaus 100, Camberwell Gallery, School of the Arts, London
2018 The Most Real Thing, contemporary textiles and sculpture, New Art Center, Roche Court, East Winterslow
Arch (The Politics of Fragmentation),Whitechapel Open, Whitechapel Gallery, London Bedswerver, Flat Two, London
2017 Stretch Release, Durst Brit and Mayhew, The Hague
2016 Arch (The Politics of Fragmentation), Sydney Biennale, Sydney
20th Anniversary Exhibition, Migros Museum für Gegenwartskunst, Zurich
2015 Painting the Sky Blue, Mallorca Landings, Palma
Unpainting/ Resurfacing,’ University of Hertfordshire Arts, Hatfield
2014 A Merman I Should Turn To Be, Laura Bartlett, London Inaugural Exhibition, Gavlak, Los Angeles
Sacre 101 - An exhibition based on the Rite of Spring, Migros Museum, Zurich 2013 Costume : Written Clothing, Tramway, Glasgow
Stag_Berlin/London, Dispari&Dispari Project, Reggio Emilia
2012 British Painting, curated by Tom Morton, GRIMM Gallery, Amsterdam
Passages, BlindeArte, Naples
2011 The Party (video), Serpentine Cinema, Gate Cinema, Notting Hill
Painting Show, Eastside Projects, Birmingham
Maybe I Should Have Called It ‘My Life In Nineteen Minutes’, Calder Foundation, New York
Outrageous Fortune, Hayward Touring/ Focal Point Gallery, South End
Sentimental Education, Gavlak, West Palm Beach
Makura, Whitechapel, London
Expositions, Blanket, Vancouver
2010 Salon, LAND, Jorge Pardo House, Los Angeles Paintings from England and America, Crisp, London
2009 Tag, Brown Gallery, London
Back to the Future, Stair Sainty, London
Arrival Inside, Mary, Mary Gallery, Glasgow
Reframing, curated by Barry Schwabsky, CCA Andratx, Majorca 2008 Flash, GSK Contemporary, Royal Academy, London
Preformance in A Sleepwalker is Standing, Milena Muzquiz, Liverpool Biennale Jenny Lind, curated by Tom Morton,
Concrete, Hayward Gallery, London
That Beautiful pale Face is my Fate, curated by Alex Farquharson, Nottingham for Nottingham Contemporary
Summer Show, curated by Margherita Hohenlohe and Max Mugler, Schloss Bartenstein
In Pieces, curated by Philly Adams, 39 Myddelton Square, London
2007 Gallery Swap, Gallery Guido W. Baudach, Berlin, Hotel, London 10 Curators, Colette, Paris
the space between, Galerie Alexandra Saheb, Berlin
2006 Flaming June, Spanierman Modern, curated by Sarah Gavlak, New York 2005 Prague Biennial
4 Artists, Faure and Light Gallery, Los Angeles
2004 Must I paint you a picture?, Pablo La Fuente, Haunch of Venison, London
cleo, artist’s project, Show Studio, London
Her Kind, curated by Emma Robertson, The Approach, London Martin Marigela dress project, Show Studio, London
Concert In The Egg, The Ship, London
2003 Bootleg, Spitalfields Market, London
Works for Giovanni, China Art Objects, Los Angeles
2002 Heaven Knows I’m Miserable Now, Low Gallery, Los Angeles 2001 Democracy, Bradbury Building, Los Angeles
Costume for performance, Jennifer Moon, China Art Objects, Los Angeles
Paintland Pasadena, curated by Terry Myers, Lemon Sky, Los Angeles
2000 Costume for performance, Stephanie Taylor, Mezzanine, Vienna
1999 Costume for performance, Stephanie Taylor, China Art Objects, Los Angeles
New School, Works on Paper inc., Los Angeles
SPEAKING ENGAGEMENTS AND EDUCATION PROGRAMS
2019 Drawing Act II, The Drawing Room, London, Education Project, Film Screening Colour and Rhythm, Bridget Riley Panel
Discussion,Royal Festival Hall
In Conversation with Hettie Judah, Bluecoat
Bauhaus 100, Camberwell School of the Arts
2018 Brushwork, Women, Painting and Gesture, Panel Discussion, Journal of Contemporary Painting, Royal College of Art
2017 Artist’s talk, SIAC, Chicago, Illinois
Artist’s talk, RISD, Providence, Rhode Island
2016 Artist’s talk, Contemporary Arts Society, South Bank Artist’s talk, 20th Sydney Biennale, Sydney
2015 Invited speaker, Expanded Painting Symposium, ICA
Invited speaker on Christopher Williams, Whitechapel Gallery
2013 Women Can’t Paint and It’s a Fact, Women of the World Symposium Artist Curator Q and A, Hayward Gallery, London
2010 Invited speaker on Karla Black, Inverleith House, Edinburgh 2009 Invited speaker on Rebecca Warren, Serpentine Gallery
BIBLIOGRAPHY
2018 Materials A Creation Story, Laura Snood, Crafts Magazine, November/ December 2018, pg. 65
2016 Arch, Essay Contribution, DORA, Stanley Picker Foundation, CARC
The Future is Already Here It’s Just Not Evenly Distributed, 20th Sydney Biennale Catalog, pg. 92-94
Should we stay or should we go? Freize, June, 2016
20th Sydney Biennale, Jennifer Higgie, Freize, June, 2016
Biennale is Back with works to surprise and challenge art lovers, John Beesley, Daily Telegraph, March 2016
20th Sydney Biennale, HG Masters, Art Asia Pacific, May- June pg 96-97, 2016
2015 Staging Painting, invited speaker, ICA, London, July 21st, 2015
Words, Walls, Pictures, Lessons, invited speaker, Whitechapel Gallery, May 1st, 2015
2013 Sherman, Sam, Pick of the Week, ArtForum, February 18th, 2013
2012 Sherwin, Skye, Artist of the Week 195, The Guardian, 21st June, 2012
2011 Musso, Claudio, ‘Pittura: femminile singolare, Artribune, December 21, 2011, http://www.artribune.com/2011/12/pittura-femminile-
singolare/
‘Sentimental Education’, Huffington Post, December 6th, 2011
Leung,, Gil, Versuch, No. 1, Notes and Projects, The Party, by Alexis Marguerite Teplin and Pablo LaFuente, pg. 41-50, January 2011
2010 Shannon, Liz, The List, Issue 651, February, 2010
2009 Kent, Pam, ‘In Hyde Park, an Outdoor Gallery Stays Open Late’, New York Times, October 6, 2009
Loundes, Sarah, ‘Arrival Inside, Mary Mary Gallery, Glasgow’, Frieze Magazine, September 2009
Adam, Georgina, ‘New Shows to Reveal the Thirst for Hirst’, Financial Times, August 28th, 2009
2008 Collard, James, ‘Flash in London’ New York Times and International Herald Tribune, December 14, 2008 and December 17, 2008
Spicer, Kate, ‘Blink and you’ll miss it?’, Sunday Times Style, Nov. 16, 2008 ‘Flash’, Wallpaper and ID Magazine, November 2008
Melhuish, Kate, ‘Fashion News’, Daily Mail, October 9, 2008
Lack, Jessica, ‘Alexis Marguerite Teplin London’, Guardian Guide, August 30- September 5, 2008, pg 36
Campbell-Johnston, Rachel, ‘Modern Artists Exhibit at Lord Byron’s Boyhood Home’, The Times, July 30th, 2008
Burrows, Wayne, ‘Art: That Beautiful Pale Face is My Fate’, The Metro, August 3, 2008 La Fuente, Pablo, The Party, Publication for Yes
Parisol, My Marisol at Hotel Gallery
2006 Menkes, Suzie, International Herald Tribune, October 2006
Kushner, Rachel, ‘Emerging Artists’, Modern Painters, April 2006, pg. 46-48 Frankel, Susan, ‘Masters of Invention’, Dazed and
Confused, March 2006, pg.120-135
2005 La Fuente, Pablo, Display (book) 2005 The Guardian, November, 2005
Sumpter, Helen, Review, Time Out, 2005
Coomer, Martin, Review, Time Out, 2005
Darwent, Charles, Visual Arts, The Independent, 2 January 2005. pg.12 Davies, Serena, Why Painting is back in the Frame, Telegraph,
8/1/2005 Romney, Johnathn, The Independent, 6/1/05
2004 Stewart, Christabel, Show Studio, www.showstudio.com, November 2004 Baptista, Cathy, Review, Contemporary, October 2004,
pg.73-74
Coomer, Martin, Review, Time Out, August 2004
Schwabsky, Barry, Review, Art Forum, March 2004, pg.196
2003 Hubbard, Sue, ‘Art for Sale’ The Independent, Arts, 11 November 2003, pg.14
La Fuente, Pablo. ‘Poster paints’ Art Review, Volume LIV, November 2003, p.13 50. Jahresring. Yearbook for Modern Art, edited by
Marjorie Jongbloed, Brigitte Oetker, Christiane Schneider, Cologne: Oktagon, 2003, pp.77, and 84
Slave Pianos. A Diagnosis, 1998-2001 Danius Kesminas, Neil Kelly, Rohan, Drape and Michael Stevenson; ed. Christoph Keller