Evelyn Serrano is a Cuban interdisciplinary artist, educator, independent curator, community organizer, and mother currently living in Los Angeles, California.
Ms. Serrano earned a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree from the Maryland Institute College of Art (MICA) in Baltimore and a Master of Fine Arts degree from the California Institute of the Arts, School of Art, in Valencia, California. Prior to that, she studied visual arts, design, art theory, epistemology, and literature in Havana, Montevideo and Miami. She has exhibited her work in many solo and group exhibitions nationally and internationally. In addition, she is honored to have worked with talented artists, choreographers, writers and performers in many exhibitions, projects and art events she has organized and curated throughout the United States as well as in Montevideo, Tel Aviv, Tijuana, and La Habana.
Ms. Serrano currently teaches arts, activism, and community engagement at the CalArts School of Theater, Antioch University, and NOMAD LAB. She has lectured and led workshops at the New World School of the Arts in Miami, the CEART in Mexicali, the Center for the Arts in Eagle Rock, the University of Texas in Dallas, and the Instituto Superior de Diseño Industrial in La Habana. She is looking forward to sharing her passion for the arts, teaching, and learning with the LFCSA community.
In her free time Ms. Serrano enjoys traveling, hiking, spending time with family and friends, and designing lesson plans!!!
You can learn more about Evelyn Serrano at www.evelynserrano.net
