2025
Creating art under Trump will become harder but it will remain vital
Arleene Correa Valencia Stitches Together Identity Through the Trauma of Immigration
Oxbow Lightscapes Project shines light on local business
2024
Between Two Worlds: Arleene Correa Valencia on Identity and Belonging
Quilting is a medium for exploring political power at Saint Joseph's Arts Society's new exhibition.
It’s magical.’ Here’s what the first day of Miami Art Week was like for VIPs
An Artist Stitches Stories of Family Separation at the Bolinas Museum
2023
What's Wrong With YBCA's Bay Area Now?
Arleene Correa Valencia’s luminous art reflects family strains of Mexican migration
Crossing The Border With Arleene Correa Valencia
I Hate to Admit it, But I Loved the Armory Show
The Best Booths at the Armory Show, Where Under-Recognized Giants and Rising Stars Collide
Exhibition by 2 Mexican artists in S.F. aims to make the invisible visible
2022
Subverting Identity with Arleene Correa Valencia
They'll Be Your Mirror: Ana Teresa Fernández and Arleene Correa Valencia @ Catharine Clark Gallery
Spanish 150 Students Curate Exhibit on Migration in Boylston Hall
Arleene Correa Valencia explora la migración infantil en arte textil
2021
Art Fellows: Four Artists Embark on a Two-Year Program with Headlands Center for the Arts
Napa students make quilt squares inspired by heritage
Truth Farm: el performance de la Verde
Granja de Verdad: Cosechando cultura para el cambio y el entendimiento
Truth Farm art installation sparks conversation about immigration
Truth Farm’ installation near Trump Winery hopes to spark broader conversations about immigration
2020
A Socially Distant Christmas Special
Napa Sonoma Field Guide, WILDSAM
The KQED Arts & Culture and Science teams receive Emmy Awards
Subverting Visibility: Arleene Correa Valencia & Ana Teresa Fernandez in Conversation
YBCA Presents Come to Your Census: Who Counts in America?
Inside Napa Valley Winter Blooms in the Valley: Embracing Her Heritage
2019
2018
After The Wildfires: Artist Captures Plight of Napa’s Undocumented Workers
CCA Raises 1.2 Million at Gala - San Francisco Chronicle
2017
“What Sanctuary Means to A California Artist”- “Soy Humana, No Soy Ilegal”
Meet the DACA Recipient Painting to Show that No Human is Illegal