ARLEENE CORREA VALENCIA
Me Quiero Ir Contigo / I Want To Go With You
Current Exhibitions
Arleene Correa Valencia
Me Quiero Ir Contigo / I Want To Go With You
repurposed textiles on canvas discussing
the history of human migration as survival
Artist Talk Thursday, August 27th at 5pm
Exhibition Opening September 3 from 5-7pm
Arleene Correa Valencia is a Mexican-born embroidery and textile artist known for multiple solo and group exhibitions based on the emotional impacts of migrations through the perspective of family separation, identity, and visual representation on families migrating for a better life. Join Ah Haa in welcoming her with an artist talk.
ARLEENE CORREA VALENCIA (b. 1993, Michoacán, Mexico) is an inaugural recipient of the Bay Area Fellowship at Headlands Center for the Arts and received a regional Emmy award for her feature REPRESENT: Portraits of Napa Workers: Arleene Correa Valencia by KQED Arts. In 2023, Correa Valencia was named a Eureka Fellow by the Fleishhacker Foundation and a Finalist for the SECA Award through the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art. In Fall 2023, Correa Valencia’s work was featured in a two-person booth presentation (alongside work by Stephanie Syjuco) for Focus at The Armory Show, curated by Candice Hopkins, Executive Director and Chief Curator of Forge Project.
“The 32-year-old painter traces her earliest creative spark to letters she wrote in her youth to her father — intimate messages that now serve as the inspiration for her work. The letters, rooted in love, laid the groundwork for an exploration of immigration and family, memory and survival — themes relevant to her community, she says, now more than ever, as U.S. immigration enforcement operations have led to recurring protests in Napa and across the country.”
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Upcoming Exhibitions
September, 2026
Gallery Exhibition
& Self Guided Studio Tour
October 3-4, 2026
Past Exhibitions
Jessica Langley
August, 2026
Andrea Wedell Retreat
June, 2026
Max Romney Mountainfilm Poster Artist
May, 2026
Teen Fellowship
May, 2026
Wearable Art
TElluride Aids Benefit
March, 2026
Daniel Tucker A Spectrum of Feeling
January, 2026
Re•Treat
Beneath Our Feet
Leah Higgins
September & October, 2025
Re•treat
Cat Tesla
August, 2025
IMPRESSIONS
SARAH Z SHORT
June, 2025
AH HAA TEEN FELLOWSHIP EXHIBITION
May, 2025
Phenomenal Neon
TElluride Aids Benefit Wearable Art
March, 2025
ILLEGAL ART
RECIPE BOX
February, 2025
ANNUAL ARTISAN EXHIBITION
December, 2024
Hollie Chastain
Moons Out, Goons Out
October, 2024
Ron Pokrasso
September, 2024
FLORA FAUNA FUNGA
August, 2024
Venancio Aragon
June, 2024
MOUNTAINFILM Guest
Max Romey
May, 2024
Kevin Yuen Kit Lo
Matter vs. Spirit
3/1/24 – 4/8/24
TELLURIDE AIDS BENEFIT WEARABLE ART
2/26/24 – 3/11/24
IN THEIR OWN WORDS
A POETRY EXPERIENCE
& PEOPLE OF TELLURIDE TRANG PHAM
2/1/24 – 2/26/24
FRESH WORK
AMERICAN ACADEMY OF BOOKBINDING NEWLY MINTED MASTERS
1/1/24 – 1/31/24
A CLASS IN COLOR
KYLE LEE CERAMICS
An exhibition of student & instructor work
10/5/23 – 11/1/23
Alas, Poor Ghost! Kristopher Castle
9/7 -9/30/23
HAHA Artworks
Mike Stasuik, Brandon Berkel & Alex Ferrari
7/16 -8/20/23
CHRISTOPER BEAVER
SOLO EXHIBITION
ANOMOLY
6/1 – 6/30/23
Revealing Histories- Reimagining Landscapes
Eric Hanson + Blueplanet VR &
The ONWARD Project
5/26/23 – 5/29/23
NO PARKING STUDIOS
FABRICS FROM THE DISTANT SUN
3/2 – 4/2/2023
Westward Bound
In collaboration with American academy of bookbinding
Curated by Alicia Bailey
2/1 – 2/28/23
WEarable Art
12/1/22 – 1/31/23
Caught in the Act:
Dan Budnik
Artist Portraits
1950-1970
9/1/22 – 10/28/22
Freedom of expression is crucial for the development of strong communities and individual spirits.
Named in honor of the founder of Ah Haa School for the Arts, The Daniel Tucker Gallery & Exhibitions Program strives to facilitate opportunities for people to discover, explore, and nurture their own creativity through exhibition, programmatic participation, and observation. To this end, all exhibitions and installations in the Daniel Tucker Gallery are curated in a manner that adheres to the following principles:
CELEBRATING CREATIVITY, EQUITY AND INCLUSION, VALUE TO COMMUNITY, INTERGENERATIONAL INTERACTIVE LEARNING and COLLABORATIVE PARTNERSHIPS.
Contact Exhibitions Manager, Kris Kwasniewski, Kris@ahhaa.org
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