Nathan Madrid

Nathan Madrid is a Professor of Foundation Studies and Associate Chair at Savannah College of Art and Design (SCAD) in Savannah, GA (2021–present). He holds an M.F.A. and B.F.A. in Art from Texas Woman's University. His career includes roles as an art instructor, adjunct professor, and lecturer at institutions like Texas Christian University, Texas A&M University, and Collin College, focusing on Drawing and Painting.

Madrid's artistic practice emphasizes portraiture, public art, and contemporary visual expression. Notable exhibitions include solo shows like Portraits of The Others (2017, 2021) and group exhibitions such as Force of Nature (2021) and Chaos (2015–2018). He has created public murals for initiatives like Urban Oasis (2020) and the Arves E. Jones, Sr. Transit Center (2018).

His accolades include the Hunting Art Prize Finalist (2016), Iris Wilson Memorial Award (2014), and recognition in juried exhibitions across Texas. Madrid has also contributed to community projects like the Near Southside Inc. fundraiser and Macy's AIDS Benefit mural (2008).