2023
American Craft, Winter 2024
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 verdad
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