Quinton Bemiller is a visual artist from Los Angeles. His paintings utilize abstract imagery to explore concepts of history and time.

Upcoming exhibitions include an MFA Thesis Exhibition at Claremont Graduate University, a group show at Armory Northwest, Pasadena and a solo show at Gallery 825, Los Angeles.  His painting, "A Brand New Colony" will be on view in the Winter Biannual at Los Angeles Art Association South: The Mike Napoliello Gallery, in Hermosa Beach, from February 8 - April 14, 2007.  The show was juried by Susan Cross, Curator at the Massachusetts Museum of Contemporary Art and former Curator at the Guggenheim Museum, New York.

Jeremy Strick (MOCA), James Elaine (Hammer Museum) and Karin Higa (Japanese American National Museum) are some of the other prominent curators who have selected Quinton Bemiller's paintings for inclusion in juried exhibitions.

Quinton Bemiller has participated in benefit exhibitions as an invited artist at a variety of venues.  These include the Santa Monica Museum of Art, Laguna Art Museum, Pacific Design Center and the Venice Art Walk.

As a teacher, Quinton Bemiller is passionate about sharing his experience of art with students of all ages.  He has held teaching positions at Brand Art Center, Gallery 825/Los Angeles Art Association, The Armory, Ragan Art Academy, and the Huntington Library, among others.