# Linda Vallejo

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Linda Vallejo & Man One: Artists On Politics and Being Indivisible

We are continuing our discussions with artists participating in the Indivisible 2020 exhibition that Not Real Art is a media partner of, and today’s guest is none other than Linda Vallejo. Linda is a multimedia artist who consolidates a range of influences from a lifetime of travel and study to cre…

Ep. 4 Linda Vallejo

Today we talk to artist Linda Vallejo. She is going to be showing her work for Pacific Standard Time all throughout Los Angeles this fall. Upcoming Shows: "Keepin’ It Brown,” solo exhibition bG Gallery, September 9 – October 10, Opening Reception September 9, 5 – 8 pm “Día de los Muertos: A Cul…

Episode 20: Being Brown In (Mostly) White Utah

Life in Utah can be hard for Latinos where the majority of the population is White. Latinos in Utah sometimes experience subtle and overt racism and discrimination. At the same time, Mexican Americans can also feel like outsiders when they travel to Mexico. In this episode we examine this dichotomy…

BRUSH: 3 – Linda Vallejo, prolific and influential visual artist

Explore Linda's repurposed, hyperpolitical and interconnecting cultural symbolic art. Let’s see how far Linda has taken art into a powerful level. The complex ideas taken to simplified forms to question and deliver the message – stacked it and morphed it! - Brown Belongings at LA Plaza de Cultura y…

Art World Horror Stories 2022

Halloween is right around the corner, which means we’re back with our infamous Art World Horror Stories series. We’re not talking about ghosts, ghouls, and goblins though—in today’s podcast episode, you’ll hear some truly terrifying tales from artists who brave the ugly side of the art world. You’l…

Browness, World Travel , and the Artistic Experience- #176: Linda Vallejo | Creators

Linda has experienced a lot. She’s traveled the world as an army brat, played piano and sung in Led Zeppelin's tour bus, explored drugs as an “X rated hippie”, and worked to understand her Latin American, Chicano, and Indigenous roots through her art. Through these various paintings, sculpture, and…