BIO

Born in Princeton, New Jersey in 1975, Beth Davila Waldman pursued her career in the arts initially at Wellesley College (1997) where she earned a BA with a double degree in art history and studio art, graduating with honors in studio arts with a focus on sculpture. She continued her commitment to exploring site and material as her conceptual focus at the San Francisco Art Institute (2005) with a BFA in sculpture where she was awarded the 2004 Harold E. Weiner Memorial Sculpture Award.

Since, Waldman has been awarded residencies by 18th Street Art Center, Kala Art Institute, Playa Institute, and Edition/Basel and participated in projects at Djerassi Art Residency. Most recently she was nominated for the 2026 SECA Award by SFMOMA. Waldman’s work has been featured in art fairs in Hong Kong (2019), Mexico City (2023), San Francisco’s ArtMarket (2023) with Kim Eagles Smith Gallery and Berlin (2024) with BLAM presented by IdolWild and Monte Vista Projects Los Angeles. Her work has been featured in the De Young Museum’s OPEN Exhibition in 2020 & 2023 in addition to the Museum of Northern California in 2024. Waldman maintains studios in Los Angeles and in Mill Valley, CA.