Juan Carlos Escobedo (B.1985 El Paso,TX) explores his identity as a queer, brown, Mexican-American raised in a low-socioeconomic community along the US/Mexico border. His work addresses residual class and race shame that arises from living in a predominantly white structured United States which favors light-skinned individuals and middle-class and above socioeconomic classes.
Escobedo received his BFA from New Mexico State University and MFA from Massachusetts College of Art and Design. His work has recently been exhibited in San Antonio at Blue Star Contemporary, Centro de Artes, and The Southwest School of Art; in Boston at MassArt X SOWA; and in Darmstadt Germany at Darmstädter Sezession for The World Heritage Festival.
Year | Name of the award |
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2023 | Houston Center for Contemporary Craft Residency |
2023 | Buschlen Mowatt Nichol Foundation Art Grant |
2024 | San Antonio Individual Artist Grant |
Year | Rank | Company/Institute/University |
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2023-Present | Adjunct Instructor | Texas A&M University-San Antonio |
2019-2023 | Adjunct Instructor | Alamo Colleges |
2017-202 | Adjunct Instructor | The Art Institute of San Antonio |
Department of Language, Literature, and Arts
Adjunct Faculty
Classroom Hall 105
(915) 261-4401
jescobedo@tamusa.edu
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