Beth Grossman is a San Francisco based artist who integrates stories and history into her artwork of painted images and text on everyday objects. She has shown nationally and internationally at venues including: the Minneapolis Institute of Arts, Ellis Island Immigration Museum in New York City, the National Jewish Museum in Wash. D.C., the San Francisco Jewish Museum, the Minnesota History Center, the Jewish Museum of Florida, the Nat’l Museum of American Jewish History in Philadelphia and Galleria Scoglio di Quarto in Milan, Italy.

Her artwork has been featured in publications such as The New York Times, Miami Herald, New York Newsday, The Denver Post, San Francisco Chronicle, The Atlanta Journal Constitution, Oakland Tribune, San Jose Mercury News and on NPR’s California Report and KRON4 News. She has been awarded grants from the Jerome Foundation, the Avery Arts Foundation, the Peninsula Community Foundation, the Puffin Foundation and the Paulette Goddard Foundation among others. Grossman received a Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of Minnesota and a Master of Arts degree in Performance Studies from New York University's Tisch School of the Arts.