Jacqueline Valenzuela

Jacqueline Valenzuela is an East L.A born artist currently living in City Terrace while creating out of her studio in Whittier. She obtained her Drawing and Painting BFA from Cal State Long Beach. Jacqueline is a first-gen Mexican-American. Her greatest influences in the arts were her father who drew cartoons of his coworkers and family. As Jacqueline Valenzuela (b. East Los Angeles, CA) received a BFA in Drawing and Painting from California States University Long Beach (2019). Her work has been exhibited throughout the greater Los Angeles area, including the South Gate Museum (South Gate), Brea Gallery (Brea), South Pasadena City Hall Gallery (Pasadena), The Mexican Center for Culture and Cinematic Arts of the Mexican Consulate (Los Angeles), ArtShare L.A. (Los Angeles), and most recently at Flatline Gallery (Long Beach) for, “Sitting on Chrome” an exhibition curated around the theme of exploring the different artists who have interconnected their art practices with their passion for lowriding.

Valenzuela is a multi-media artist whose practice is centered around her experiences as a woman within the Chicano world of lowriding. Her art practice reflects the deep roots she has planted in the lowrider community by bridging the g...

California State University Long Beach, Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in Drawing and Painting 2019

Lowrider Art Show, August 6 - August 28, Nepantla Cultural Arts Gallery, Seattle, WA

Nuestra Cultura, August 4 - September 24, Gallery Azul, San Pedro, CA

The LA Six and the Underground, July 16 - September 10, Torrance Art Museum, Torrance, CA

The Local Group Show, July 1 - September 23, Stay Gallery, Downey, CA