Miguel Navarro

Miguel Navarro is a Senior Lecturer at Otis College of Art and Design's School of Visual and Performing Arts. A practicing visual artist with national and international exhibition experience, including venues like Plastic Factory (Los Angeles), Grotesku Gallery (Prague), and Punch Gallery (Seattle), he has also held Artist-in-Residence positions at Joshua Tree National Park, Open Wabi, Andrea Zittel A-Z West, and Le Dépistage de la Guérilla in Marseille, France.

• Education
  • Master of Fine Arts, Maryland Institute College of Art, Baltimore, Maryland
  • Bachelor of Fine Arts, University of California, Santa Cruz, California

His professional activities include curricular research grants, artist talks, workshop leadership, and participation in hiring committees. Navarro's artistic practice explores themes like Pileotopenta, Fallen Body Outline, and conceptual frameworks connecting artists such as Nixon-Frost and Nixon-Beuys.

While no formal awards are mentioned, his residency participations and teaching contributions highlight his interdisciplinary engagement. He actively contributes to academic initiatives and has developed collaborative projects with institutions like Andrea Zittel's A-Z West.