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Gallery from Exhibits of Catherine Herrera Photography and Art

10 galleries

Credit: Flor de Miel Fotos/Catherine Herrera.

Press, Images and Postcards/Flyers for exhibits of art and photography by Catherine Herrera.

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  • Carmina Escobar's Feast of Beams, Keepers of Light - Santa Cruz - Indexical, 2019-2020
    Carmina Escobar's Feast of Beams,...
    13 images
    In 2019, Catherine Herrera was commissioned by Public Art Performer, Vocalist & Sound Artist Carmina Escobar and Indexical, Santa Cruz, CA to create a life-sized Spirit Doll coastal sculpture as the centerpiece of a public art performance at the Santa Cruz Lighthouse. The process involved over 12 artists, dancers, singers and performers who Carmina orchestrated into a beautiful public event. To ensure proper protocol and no objection, Catherine, Carmina and Indexical collaborated with Chairman Val Lopez of the Amah Mutsun Ohlone Tribe. #catherineherreraphotography
  • San Francisco Mint, History Days 2017
    San Francisco Mint, History Days 2017
    17 images
    In 2017, Catherine Herrera was invited to screen 'Bridge Walkers' 3 screen installation as part of San Francisco History Days at The Mint. These photos were taken during the process. Catherine Herrera gave a public artist talk during the same event.
  • 'Sitting Ohlone' - San Francisco Art Institute - December 2015
    'Sitting Ohlone' - San Francisco...
    3 images
    In 2015, Catherine Herrera was invited to create and exhibit in a show at San Francisco Art Institute. Together with two SFAI students, we filmed and photographed a public art performance, dressed in her regalia, to stand in public at key visible San Francisco contemporary & historic landmarks to draw attention to the lack of recognition, or worse, stereotypically offensive. A second part, a a civic action to provide S.F. Supervisors with a proposal for a San Francisco Museum of the American Indian West, and Community Center with programming for and by the Ohlone community. In 2019, one of the statutes was removed and replaced with a statute honoring Native peoples.
  • 'Capturing Resilience,' Phoebe A. Hearst Museum, U.C. Berkeley - Dec 2015
    'Capturing Resilience,' Phoebe A....
    3 images
  • Jackson Square Gallery - July 2015
    Jackson Square Gallery - July 2015
    1 image
  • Restoring a California Legacy - Oct 2014 - San Francisco Main Library
    Restoring a California Legacy - Oct...
    3 images
  • Bridge Walkers 2012, Hamon Education Tower, de Young Museum, photos by Catherine Herrera
    Bridge Walkers 2012, Hamon...
    41 images
    Catherine Herrera created a 3-screen site specific installation, 'Bridge Walkers' exhibited in the de Young Museum Tower, the first time ever that the museum opened the tower for exhibition. Catherine Herrera was commissioned by the de Young Museum after she had participated in documenting the work of the Native American Advisory board working with the museum to create better relations with the Ohlone community, and increase participation of all the many Native tribal people living in San Francisco. #catherineherreraphotography
  • District 6, Tenderloin Series, San Francisco, photos by Catherine Herrera
    District 6, Tenderloin Series, San...
    23 images
    Catherine Herrera is a local photographer with deep roots to San Francisco and the Bay Area, with a sustaining dedication to photography as an art and document of our times. Over 20 years, Catherine has worked as a photojournalist, exhibited her work in the U.S. and Mexico, and, most recently, has completed two cover photos for local authors. After a major needle aspiration injury at a local hospital to her right arm and immediately impacted her mobility, unable to work, Catherine moved her family to the only place she could afford since she could not stand, sit or walk for any period of time. She found a neighborhood of families, disabled, and artists. She documented her life during those few years, exhibiting in San Francisco City Hall while living in District 6 Tenderloin Neighborhood. #catherineherreraphotography
  • de Saisset Museum Native American Artist Exhibit 2019
    de Saisset Museum Native American...
    4 images
    From January thru June 2019, the de Saisset Museum exhibited 'Out of Tradition: Sacred & Profane, a group show of Contemporary Native American artists. Catherine Herrera (Indigneous Latina/European American/California Native Ohlone/Chumash family research status) exhibits from her 'Landless Indian' series, and a selection of The Spirit Doll Series. #catherineherreraphotography
  • Triton Museum of Contemporary Art 2019
    Triton Museum of Contemporary Art 2019
    5 images
    San Francisco Artist Catherine Herrera participated in the Triton Museum of Contemporary Arts group exhibit 'Out of Tradition: Sacred and Profane' in 2019, and gave an artist talk for the public and Triton members. This exhibit featured the Spirit Doll series. #catherineherreraphotography