Hurtado-Ramos received their BA from Oberlin College and their MFA from the University of Tennessee Knoxville. Hurtado-Ramos has completed residencies at Penland School of Craft (North Carolina), The Printing Museum (Houston, TX), Dirt Palace (Providence, RI), and The Wedding Cake House (Providence, RI). As a resident artist in 2021 at The Printing Museum, they published a zine documenting lesbian bar history in Houston. Hurtado-Ramos' work has been shared and exhibited in print and zine expositions, academic archives, and galleries. Their publishing practice is called Rear-View Press, a solo and collaborative risograph printing endeavor making zines loosely around themes of nostalgia. They have made projects for Glasstire, ProPublica, and the Highlander Research and Education Center. They have taught courses and workshops nationwide, including at The Women’s Studio Workshop (Rosendale, NY), the Tennessee Art Education Association, the University of Tennessee, and Art League Houston.
