Jaime Arredondo
Part-time Faculty
jma5@nyu.edu
431 - 1 Wash Pl
Office Hours
Monday 1:00-2:00
B.A., Art, University of Dallas, 1980
M.F.A., Painting, Yale University, 1989
Jaime Arredondo has taught at NYU, the Parsons School of Design, Pratt Institute, and The New School. Arrendondo has been the recipient of numerous awards, including a Ford Foundation Fellowship, a Mid-Atlantic Foundation Fellowship, and a New York Foundation for the Arts Fellowship. He has had many solo and group shows in galleries and museums throughout the United States. Born and raised in Dallas, Texas, Arrendondo is the son of a primarily Native American father of Mexican heritage and a Tejana mother. He has traveled extensively throughout Mexico and Central America, studying the ruins and cultures of that region.
Teaching and Research Interests
visual art; Mesoamerican and Latino studies; art history; art and anthropology; mythology
Recent News
Professor Jaime Arredondo was awarded a permanent public art commission for the MTA, "Garden of Earthly Delights," comprised of 36 mosaics that will be installed at the 6 train Zerega station in the Bronx in the spring of 2015.
Courses
2023 Spring
The Mexican Muralists and Their Indigenous Influences, and the American Artists They Influence
2022 Spring
The Mexican Muralists and Their Indigenous Influences, and the American Artists They Influence
2021 Spring
The Mexican Muralists and Their Indigenous Influences, and the American Artists They Influence
2020 Spring
The Mexican Muralists and Their Indigenous Influences, and the American Artists They Influence
2019 Spring
The Mexican Muralists and Their Indigenous Influences, and the American Artists They Influence
2018 Spring
Of Fire and Blood: Art-making, Culture and Mythology in Mexico
2017 Spring
Of Fire and Blood: Art-making, Culture and Mythology in Mexico
