Victor Navarro has been passionate about art since age four. After moving to the US from Mexico in 1998, he found further inspiration. While still in high school, he traveled to France and met a renowned art critic who featured his work in an elite international dictionary of artists, a rare achievement for someone so young. He went on to receive additional honors from prestigious French art organizations, including being one of the youngest artists ever invited to exhibit at the Louvre museum. Navarro has earned recognition from the art world in both the US and France.

1. Victor Navarro Biography
Capturing his overpowering artist expressions has
been Victor Navarro’s passion since the age of four.
Moving to the United States from Guadalajara,
Mexico in 1998, nurtured his inspiration. Soon this
inspiration became an obsession.
While still in high school, he traveled to France and it
was at this time, Navarro met Madame Denise
Woirin, a highly recognized European art critic. Her
affiliation with the Drouot Cotation Dictionnaire,
(similar though more prestigious than Christies)
offered a venue of exposure where only the best
artists in the world are referenced. After rigorous
interviews and juried auditions, Navarro’s work
appears in this elite International Dictionary of
Artists. Considered by all in the industry to
represent a “Lifetime Achievement,” this is truly
a phenomenal distinction.
Consider this: Navarro is the youngest artist ever to be honored with
a permanent placement in Europe’s most coveted and revered art
authority.
Soon following Navarro’s rising fame, a Silver medal was awarded from
Paris’ International Academy of Lutece. Victor has received recognitions from
the Societe Nationale des Beaux Arts and the European Center for the
Promotion of Arts and Literature. At 19, Navarro was one of the youngest
artist in the world to be invited to exhibit his art work at the famed Louvre in
Paris, under the salon “Carrousel du Louvre” Additional recognition along
with prizes have continued to follow from Art Communities in the United
States as well as France.
His experience in the curatorial field allowed him to direct and curate the Paris Tucson
Exchange Art Exhibit, In which professional artists from Paris and Tucson collaborated
in an exhibit of their work in both cities in the fall 20011 and upcoming fall 2012