Felix Quintana (b. Lynwood, CA, 1991) is a first generation Salvadoran-American artist and educator. Quintana’s multidisciplinary work spans photography and digital media, collage, and installation. Quintana received an MFA in Photography from San Jose State University (2021) and a BA in Art from Cal Poly Humboldt (2014).

Solo exhibitions include Los Angeles Nomadic Division (2024) Residency Art Gallery (2022), SomArts Cultural Center (2019), and Avenue 50 Studio (2016). 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, Arion Press Gallery, Los Angeles Municipal Gallery, and San Francisco State University Gallery, among many others. His work has been published in National Public Radio (NPR), LA Times, The Guardian, KCET Artbound, ArtNews, and more.

His work can be found in the permanent collection of Oakland Museum of California, Altamed Art Collection, and Cal Poly Humboldt. Recent awards include Los Angeles Nomadic Division (LAND) Mohn LAND Grant (2023), LACE Lightning Fund Grant (2023), Lucas Artist Fellowship at Montalvo Arts Center (2023-26). Quintana currently lives, works, and teaches in Los Angeles, CA.