Arleene Correa Valencia
b. 1993, Michoacán, Mexico
San Francisco, CA.
Education
2020
MFA, California College of the Arts, San Francisco, Ca.
2018
BFA, California College of the Arts, Oakland, Ca.
2017
ACAID New York Studio Residency Program, New York, New York.
Awards & Scholarships
2020
Emmy Award, Public/Current Community Affairs Feature Segment, "Portraits of Napa Workers: Arleene Correa Valencia, KQED. Producer Kelly Whalen, Director Armando Aparicio, Editor Elie Khadra.
2019
AXA Art Prize Finalist
William and Gloria Brobeck Scholarship in Graduate Fine Arts
2018
Byron Meyer Scholarship in Graduate Fine Arts
George Post Memorial Scholarship
CCA Diversity Scholarship
2017
Anderson Ranch Art Center Scholarship
ACAID New York Studio Residency Program
One Person Exhibitions
2022
Upcoming January: (In)visible En La Oscuridad (De Regreso A Casa) / (In)visible In The Darkness (Returning Home), Puebla, Mexico.
2021
Upcoming November: (In)visible En La Oscuridad / (In)visible In The Darkness, Trout Museum of Art, Appleton, Wi.
2019
Invisible, Cal Maritime Community Art Gallery, Vallejo, Ca.
En Tiempo de Crisis, Mission Pie, San Francisco, Ca.
2018
Es El, Soy Yo, Somos Nosotros/It’s Him, It’s Me, It’s Us, Isabel Percy West Gallery, Oakland, Ca.
Juried Exhibitions
2019
AXA Art Prize, San Fransisco Art Institute, San Fransisco; Richard Gray Gallery, Chicago; New York Art Academy, New York. Juried by Ian Alteveer from The Metropolitan Museum of Art; Massimiliano Gioni from The New Museum; Jennie Goldstein from The Whitney and Cara Manes from the Museum of Modern Art.
Selected Group Exhibitions
2021
Through Her Eyes, Gallery 300, Sebastopol, Ca.
2:00 AM, Consulate General of Mexico, Miami, Fl.
Truth Farm, Trump Winery, Charlottesville, Va.
Unraveled. Restructured. Revealed. Trout Museum of Art, Appleton, WI.
Rooted, El Comalito Collective, Virtual.
2020
Come To Your Census: Who Counts in America?, Yerba Buena Center for the Arts, San Francisco, Ca.
Chain 13 Reaction, SFAC Galleries, Online.
Represent, Watsonville Film Festival, Watsonville, Ca.
Campesinos: Workers of the Land, Pajaro Valley Arts, Watsonville, Ca.
Migration, Vessel Gallery, Oakland, Ca.
XicanX: New Visions, Centro de Artes Gallery, San Antonio, Tx.
Resisting Incarceration Culture: Art as Survival, Oliver Center, CCA, Oakland, Ca.
2019
Our Connection To The Land, MACLA, San Jose, Ca.
Scale-Up: A Cultural Convergence by Bay Area Women Artist, Yountville, Ca.
Represent, San Francisco Film Festival, Opera Plaza Cinema, San Francisco, Ca.
A Taste of LA, Latino Coalition of Lost Angeles, Los Angeles, Ca.
PUENTE, Tiber 59, Mexico City, Mexico.
Waiting For The Garden Of Eden, White Box Gallery, Harlem, Ny.
2018
Encuentros/Encounters, El Comalito Collective, Vallejo, Ca.
#3 Performance Night, Provoke Gallery, San Francisco, Ca.
Mas Te Vale Arte Presents: PUENTE, Empire Tattoo, Sacramento, Ca.
Nahuitlampa, curated Antonio Mejia, Mexico City, Mx.
While Supplies Last, Capitol Hill Art Walk, Seattle, Wa.
Generation Zero Art Show, curated Carla Padres, Riverside Art Museum, Riverside, Ca.
UndocuFest, San Francisco, Ca.
Ode to the Human Worker, Oakland, Ca.
2017
Indi-visible-lines, Oakland, CA.
On The Passage, Brooklyn, New York.
Residencies and Fellowships
2020
Fountain Head Residency, Miami Fl.
Richard A. Ward Fellow, di Rosa Center For Contemporary Art, Napa, Ca.
2017
AICAD New York Studio Residency Program, School of Visual Arts, New York, Ny.
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