Miguel Aragón

Miguel Aragón's work addresses critical gaps in the contemporary art world by exploring themes of violence, memory, and the human condition through the medium of printmaking. An artist originally from Juárez, México, Aragón has established himself as a prominent figure in the international art scene, currently residing in both New York City and Berlin. He serves as an Associate Professor in Printmaking at the City University of New York's College of Staten Island, where he imparts his extensive knowledge and passion for art to aspiring artists. Aragón's artistic journey has been marked by numerous international exhibitions, showcasing his work at prestigious venues around the globe. His pieces are part of esteemed collections, including the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston and the National Museum of Mexican Art in Chicago, reflecting the significant impact and recognition of his work within the art community. Throughout his career, Aragón has been the recipient of numerous awards and residencies that have furthered his artistic endeavors. Notably, he has been honored with the NYSCA/NYFA Artist Fellowship and the KALA Art Institute fellowship, both of which have provided him with invaluable opportunities to expand his creative horizons and refine his craft. In addition to his exhibitions and accolades, Aragón's work has been featured in several notable publications, underscoring his influence and contribution to the field of printmaking. His innovative approach and dedication to his art have not gone unnoticed, as evidenced by his recent nomination for The Queen Sonja Print Award in Oslo, a prestigious recognition that highlights his exceptional talent and commitment to his artistic vision. Miguel Aragón continues to push the boundaries of printmaking, using his art to provoke thought and inspire dialogue on critical social issues. His unique perspective and dedication to his craft make him a vital voice in the contemporary art landscape, and his contributions to the field are sure to resonate for years to come.