Alexis Teplin

Alexis Teplin is a Senior Lecturer in the Department of Fine Art at Kingston School of Art, Kingston University. She teaches on the BA Fine Art and MFA Fine Art programs and supervises PhD students.

Research Interests:

Her artistic practice is rooted in what is known as expanded painting, extending beyond traditional two-dimensional formats into performance, video, and sculpture. Through installation, she investigates the nature of painting, its historical references, and its intersections with cultural politics, labor, and decadence. Her work critically engages with art history and contemporary visual culture.

Exhibition History:

• Sydney Biennale
• Migros Museum, Zurich
• Whitechapel Gallery
• Hayward Gallery
• Serpentine Gallery (Park Nights, London)
• Tramway (Glasgow International)
• New Art Centre at Roche Court
• Bluecoat, Liverpool

Education:

• BA Fine Art, University of California, Los Angeles
• MFA Fine Art, Art Center College of Design, Pasadena

Awards and Fellowships:

• Royal Academy Schools' Starr Fellowship (recipient in 2002)

Teaching and Supervision:

Teaches BA Fine Art and MFA Fine Art courses; supervises PhD candidates in Fine Art.

Labs and Research Groups:

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