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‎Show YBCA 10 Podcast, Ep Episode 4 ft. Leticia Hernández-Linares - Dec 17, 2021

Talking about my roots & my work on the latest YBCA 10 podcast.

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I’m proud to announce that I’m part of the #YBCA10, a new program at @ybca that centers artists as community leaders! I’m honored to be recognized alongside an incredible group of change makers.  All of us, who are also included on the #YBCA100 list, were selected for our work advancing the essential role of art in social and cultural movement and our deep engagement with social and civic issues. Learn more about each artist and see how we’re developing innovative work together → https://bit.ly/3mN0aLe  

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Socially Distanced Poetry Reading out the window of City Lights Bookstore  (August 2020)

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https://medium.com/@salvadoranculturalinstitute/interdisciplinary-writer-performer-leticia-hernández-linares-talks-about-her-artistic-life-6490fce227eb

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Latest Fourteen Hills––beautifully designed and features some of my poems on family separation, gentrification & madre-hood. They also interviewed me for their blog. Click on flyer to check out interview. See you tonight! On Zoom....

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https://creativityexplored.tumblr.com/post/187783819468/poetry-workshop-with-leticia-hern%C3%A1ndez-linares  

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Collaboration with Creativity Explored, SFAI (San Francisco Art Institute), and Ana Teresa Fernández presenting  ‘Of Here From There | De Aquí Desde Allá,‘ the first large-scale project featuring CE artists with developmental disabilities. Led by Ana Teresa Fernández, the immersive installation surrounds visitors with fantastical, large-scale sculptures on which animated and time lapse videos are projected. Sculptural surfaces seem to undulate and pulsate, providing an exhilarating experience of the unique art and mark-making processes of almost 50 CE artists.

At the free opening reception on Friday, March 6 the installation will be activated with performances by poet Leticia Hernández Linares, dancer Vanessa Sanchez (La Mezcla), and musician Tommy Guerrero. Join us as we celebrate CE artists’ first large-scale public art project at our inaugural installation for Of Here From There | De Aquí Desde Allá. 

The installation will be on view from March 6 to April 26, 2020 at SFAI Fort Mason Campus, Pier 2. The opening reception will take place on Friday, March 6 from 6:00 pm to 9:00 pm with performances beginning at 7:00 pm.