Rate My Professor Carlos Donjuan

Donjuan's artistic practice, rooted in graffiti and mural painting, explores themes of identity, immigration, and hybrid cultural experiences. His renowned 'Illegal Aliens' series, featuring masked figures in surreal landscapes, has been exhibited at major institutions worldwide. Key solo exhibitions include 'Dream Dream Dream' at Nicole Longnecker Gallery in Houston and Kirk Hopper Fine Art in Dallas (2023), 'The Real Unreal' at Meow Wolf in Grapevine, Texas (2023), and 'Ghost' at Sour Grapes Studio (2019). Group exhibitions feature 'Beyond Reality' at McNay Art Museum (2023), inaugural and second-year exhibitions at The Cheech Marin Center for Chicano Art & Culture (2022-2023), and multiple shows at Kirk Hopper Fine Art, Oak Cliff Cultural Center, and UTA Gallery faculty biennials. Notable public works include the mural 'The Lost Boys' commissioned for Facebook offices in Fremont, California (2021), West Dallas Mural Fest installation, and over 20 years of graffiti in Oak Cliff and west Dallas. His contributions are documented in UTA Faculty Creative Works, including exhibitions at Bath House Cultural Center and Super Chief Gallery.