Felix F. Quintana (b. Lynwood, CA, 1991) is a Salvadoran-American artist, photographer, and educator. Quintana’s multidisciplinary practice spans photography, digital media, collage, drawing, and installation. Quintana received an MFA in Photography from San Jose State University (2021) and a BA in Art from California State Polytechnic University, Humboldt (2014). Solo projects include Fantasma Paraiso (2024) presented by Los Angeles Nomadic Division (2024), Cruising Below Sunset, Residency Art Gallery (2022), and Los Angeles Blueprints, Somarts Cultural Center (2019). Select group exhibitions include Museum of Latin American Art, Long Beach, Vincent Price Art Museum, Center for Photography, Woodstock, San Jose Institute of Contemporary Art, LA><ART, and SFSU Gallery, among many others.

Quintana’s work has been published in NPR, The Guardian, Los Angeles Times, KCET Artbound, and ArtNews. His work is held in the permanent collections of Oakland Museum of California, Altamed Art Collection, and Cal Poly Humboldt. Awards include the Los Angeles Nomadic Division Mohn LAND Grant (2023), LACE Lightning Fund Grant (2023), and Lucas Artist Fellowship at Montalvo Arts Center (2023-26). Quintana has taught and lectured at numerous institutions, including UCLA, SFAI, CSU Monterey Bay, UC Santa Cruz, Hammer Museum, and California African American Museum. Quintana lives, works, and teaches in Los Angeles, CA.