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Center for Creativity and the Arts

Catalogs

The catalog can be purchased through The Press by contacting the College of Arts and Humanities Dean's Office at 559.278.4103

Nobody Promised You Tomorrow book cover with title on top with tan background and illustrated artwork by Amaryllis DeJesus Moleski "Instructions for a Freedom, 2015.

Nobody Promised You Tomorrow: Art 50 Years After Stonewall

In collaboration with the Brooklyn Museum. By Margo Cohen Ristorucci, Amaryllis DeJesus Moleski, Lindsay C. Harris, Carmen Hermo, Laura Meyer, Allie / A.L. Rickard, Cindy Urrutia, Kiyan Williams and Lauren A. Zelaya. Edited by Cindy Urrutia.

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"Malaquias Montoya: A Voice for the Voiceless" book cover. Image is a painting of a man in anguish with title on white background.

Malaquias Montoya: A Voice for the Voiceless

Edited by Cindy Urrutia, Ph.D.

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"Insider Art: Exploring the Arts within Prison Environments" title at the bottom with painted image of an "Avenal" movie theater with farms and

Insider Art: Exploring the Arts within Prison Environments

A collection of Work from Avenal State Prison. Edited by Emma Hughes and Cindy Urrutia.

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Black and white photo of Black soldiers in the huddled in the field reading books.

Unsung Heroes: Do you Know Who I Am?

A Pictorial Exhibit Honoring Central Valley African American Veterans. By Cindy Urrutia, Ph.D.

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Title in white "Magnifying the People's Voice: A Laureate's Journey across America" with a duo-tone red, black, yellow and green image of Juan Felipe Herrera.

Magnifying the People's Voice: A Laureate's Journey across America

By Juan Felipe Herrera and Cindy Urrutia, Ph.D.

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Book title in black "Elotes con Sangre, the Journey Home, Photographs and 'Nierikas' (yarn paintings) of the Land of the Wixáritari, First Peoples, The Huichol Nation of Mexico, 1970" with a sepia-tone image of a person holding a bundle over their head with one hand.

Elotes con Sangre, the Journey Home, Photographs and 'Nierikas' (yarn paintings) of the Land of the Wixáritari, First Peoples, The Huichol Nation of Mexico, 1970

Edited by: Cindy Urrutia, Ph.D. Juan Felipe Herrera, Poet Laureate

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