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• Opening Night, A Prayer for the Earth, Museum of the Southwest
• Opening Night, "Make 'em All Mexican," Avenue 50 Studio
• Woman's Building History: Linda Vallejo (Otis College)
• Linda Vallejo on Her Beginnings at Self-Help Graphics
• Linda Vallejo on Galeria Otra Vez
• Linda Vallejo on the Barrio Mobile Arts Studio
• Linda Vallejo discusses "The Electrics"
• Linda Vallejo on Dia De Los Muertos

• Connections: The Official Podcast of the Museum of the Southwest

• Off-Ramp, KPCC FM, January 27, 2012

• Feminist Magazine, KPFK FM, April 27, 2011
• Suffragette City, Betty Ann Brown, Art Ltd. Magazine, January 2011
• Make 'Em All Mexican, Blurb Books, April 2011

• Fierce Beauty: The Art Work of Linda Vallejo. A forty-year retrospective exhibition and book presented at Plaza de la Raza Boat House Gallery, Los Angeles, CA
• Fierce Beauty: The Artwork of Linda Vallejo. Presentation at the Smithsonian Institution. November 2010.
• L.A. Rising: SoCal Artists Before 1980, 2010, California International Arts Foundation, Editor, Lyn Kienholz
• One, The Mind Aware, 2010, New Momentum For Human Unity Productions, ISBN: 978-1-4507-1851-6
• Mujeres de Maiz, Zine #8, Publication, Los Angeles, CA

• Focus on the Masters, Artist Archives and Interview, Ventura, CA
• Speak for the Trees. Published by Marquand Books and created by Friesen Gallery, Sun Valley, Idaho, and Seattle, Washington

• "Linda Vallejo" by Ann Landi.

• Floating World, Metro Gallery Exhibition, catalog with essay written by Betty Ann Brown, Hollywood, CA
• Revealed: Women, Art, Life, Success, an Interview Dialogue, Los Angeles Municipal Art Gallery, a panel moderated by Betty Ann Brown and Linda Vallejo
• Linda Vallejo: Life Choices and Turning Points, Artist Cover Story, Downtown LA Life Magazine, Los Angeles, CA
• Mujeres de Maiz, Tenth Anniversary Fine Arts Publication, Los Angeles, CA
• Nature Exposed: An Interview with Linda Vallejo, Her Circle Ezine Feature Article by Diane Leon Ferdico, NY University, New York
• Chicano/Latino Arts of Los Angeles Oral History Project, University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) Chicano Studies Research Center (CSRC); Terezita Romo, Project Coordinator and Dr. Karen Mary Davalos, Los Angeles, CA
• Ventura Art Masters Historical and Documentary Project, Ventura, CA
• Breaking In Two, Documentary Film by Sabine Sighichelli featuring Linda Vallejo
• The Art of Collection with Armando Duron, Real Talk LA Magazine
• "What makes Linda Vallejo's art so compelling and relevant to contemporary life?" by William Moreno, 2007.

• Contemporary Chicana and Chicano Art.  Bi-lingual Press, Hispanic Research Center, Arizona State  University, 2002.

• "Linda Vallejo y Su Visión de los Cielos," Nuestra Gente, Nov./Dec. 2001.
• "Celebrating Art, Life, and El Dia De Los Muertos with Artist Linda Vallejo," Latin Style, Issue 41, Oct./Nov. 2001.
• "Two of a Kind," Inland Empire Calendar, Feb. 2001.

• "Chicana artists speak on their work," University Times, 167, No. 14. November 20, 2000.
• "Celebrating Life Forces: Linda Vallejo," Los Angeles Times Calendar, Oct. 2000.
• “Los Cielos 2000:  The Work of Linda Vallejo” Sybil Venegas, art historian, writer, and professor of Chicano Studies, East Los Angeles College; September 2000.
• "Oxnard Museum Readies First Exhibit of New Artworks," Los Angeles Times, August 21, 2000.
• " Notes from the Living Room Couch: A Collector Speaks Out” - Armando Duron, major contemporary art collector, president of the Artes de Mexico Festival Committee in 1991 and ex-president of the Board of SPARC; 2000.

• "Linda Vallejo: Los Cielos/The Heavens," Saludos Hispanos, May/June 1999.
• Henkes, Robert. Latin American Women Artists of the United States.  Jefferson, NC:  McFarland & Company, Inc., 1999.

• "Arte de las Americas 1996," Latin Style. Vol. II, No. 3.
• Mavor, Anne.  Strong Hearts, Inspired Minds.  Portland, OR: Rowanberry Books, 1996.

• "Vallejo and the Art of the Americas," The Hispanic Reporter. April, 1995.

• "United: All the Continent, Galerias Las Americas," ARTNews. February, 1994.
• "Linda Vallejo," Artweek. Vol. 25, No. 7.

• "Collecting  Collectors," Los Angeles Downtown News. Volume 22, number 6. February 8, 1993.

• Rosas, Alejandro.  Chicano and Latino Artists of Los Angeles.  Los Angeles, CA: City of Los Angeles Department of Cultural Affairs, 1990.

• "Linda Vallejo," Caminos, October 1980. Vol. 1, No. 6.

Linda Vallejo on Wikipedia.

"Linda Vallejo" by John Mendelsohn.

"Urban Prayers: The Celestial Imagery of Linda Vallejo" - Reina Prado, cultural activist, educator, and curator in Tucson, Los Angeles and San Francisco.

"Linda Vallejo and Los Cielos: Reaching for the Heavens" - Susan Rinderle, journalist.