Juan Perdiguero, originally from Madrid, Spain, lives and works in New York, where he is a professor at SUNY Oswego. A mixed media artist who brings together concepts of photography, drawing, painting and printmaking into his work, Perdiguero exhibits nationally and internationally in numerous solo and group exhibitions at commercial galleries, alternative artspaces and museums. His work has been extensively reviewed by art publications and newspapers including The New York Times, The New Yorker, El Pais (Spain), NY Arts and Art Voice.

Perdiguero expertly employs an array of innovative materials and working methods to startling effect. Applying printer's ink to photographic emulsion or collaged photographs, Perdiguero "draws" in a reductive manner, wiping away at the ink to compose his images. Strongly influenced by the Spanish Baroque, Perdiguero's strikingly contemporary working methods nonetheless reveal a solid grounding in classical tradition.