Teresa Booth Brown is an artist and educator who served as the Director of Education and Community Programs for the Aspen Art Museum from 2022-2025. Previously she was the Artist Programs Coordinator and created the Aspen Art Museum Artist Fellowship. Teresa studied at the Portland Art Museum’s Museum Art School, and at Reed College, subsequently graduating from Bennington College. She has been awarded artist residencies at the Skowhegan School of Painting and Sculpture, the Anderson Ranch Arts Center, the Ucross Foundation,  Shark’s Ink, the American Academy in Rome, the Campo Artist Colony in Uruguay, La Napoule Art Foundation in the South of France, and Gullkistan Center in Iceland. In 2020 she received the Marion International Fellowship Grant, in 2022 the Art Base Achievement in the Arts Award, and in 2023 an Inaugural City of Aspen Cultural Vibrancy Fellowship Grant. 

Teresa has been a teaching artist since 1985. She has had eighteen solo shows, has shown in numerous group shows, and has worked with artists and students nationally and internationally at the Aspen International Design Conference, Aspen Ideas Festival, the Denver Art Museum, the Minneapolis Institute of Art, Bennington College, the Yale School of Art, and the Anderson Ranch Arts Center where she was summer faculty and held the position of interim Director of Painting and Printmaking in 2017.