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Title: Juvenal Acosta interview
Creator: Acosta, Juvenal, 1961-
Hatch, Kevin
Date Created and/or Issued: 2019-11-27
Contributing Institution: California College of the Arts Libraries
Collection: CCA/C Archives
Rights Information: This content is licensed CC-BY-NC per the terms at https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/4.0/ . You may not use the material for commercial purposes without permission and must give appropriate credit. Contact the CCA Libraries with questions about licensing or attribution.
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Description: Writer and educator Juvenal Acosta talks about experiences from his twenty years of teaching at CCA/C, including his start at CCAC in 1989 when Michael McClure recruited him for the school 's nascent MFA Writing program and the Writing program at CCA in 2019. He expresses his longstanding dream that CCA stay in Oakland and contrasts the Design and Architecture focused culture of the school in SF with the "diversity, nature, intellectual and spiritual" focused "Bohemian" culture of the school in Oakland.
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Format: oral history
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Identifier: https://vault.cca.edu/items/9f203d74-842e-4cc1-9040-3f72b85d462f/0/
Language: English
Subject: California College of Arts & Crafts
Acosta Hernández, Juvenal
Time Period: 1980-1989
2010-2019
Place: Oakland (Calif.)
Source: CCA/C Archives

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