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Carmel Valley San Diego Community | Felena Hanson | Hera Hub LogoLes Misérables style art show featuring local artist Kira Carrillo Corser –
Opening reception and classes
 

Carmel Valley San Diego Community | Felena Hanson | Meaning and MetaphorSan Diego, Calif. – January 10, 2013.  Hera Hub regularly supports and displays art from San Diego locals, the current exhibit being from long-time activist, Kira Carrillo Corser.  She has 30 years of experience as an artist and has used her works to help spread awareness on social issues including, addiction, immigration, and homelessness.  She’s been collaborating with non-profit organizations, both local and national, as well as coalitions, universities and legislators for 15 years.  Kira’s visuals advocate for social equality and intend to educate people so that they may be motivated to become more involved within their community.  Kira believes “art creates bridges, promotes solutions, connects communities” and reflects these believes on her pieces which are made using a variety of methods such as photography, silk, pencils, pastels and ink.

The opening reception will take place on January 18th from 5:00pm-7:30pm at Hera Hub in Sorrento Mesa, 9710 Scranton Road, #160 San Diego 92121.  The event is open to the public and includes snacks and wine.  Her art will be for sale, and can continue to be viewed Monday through Friday, 9-5 pm until the end of March.  Learn more at www.kiracorser.com.

Following the opening of the art show, Kira will be teaching a “Painterly Photography” class on February 10, 10:00-1:00 pm an “Easy Silk Scarf Painting” workshop on January 27, 10:00-4:00 pm.  For registration and additional information contact Kiracorser@gmail.com
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Carmel Valley San Diego Community | Felena Hanson Profile PicFelena is a long-time entrepreneur and marketing maven.  Her latest venture, Hera Hub, is a spa-inspired shared workspace for female entrepreneurs. This as-needed, flexible work and meeting space provides a productive environment for women who primarily work from home.  Hera Hub members have access to a professional space to meet with clients and to connect and collaborate with like-minded business owners, thus giving them the support they need to be prosperous.  Cost-effective monthly membership options are suited for freelancers, independent consultants, entrepreneurs, nonprofits, and authors.

Hera Hub is much more than just a shared workspace; it’s a community of like-minded entrepreneurial women who find the additional resources, such as special classes, workshops, and one-on-one support essential for their business growth. The first San Diego location is conveniently located in Sorrento Valley.  By the end of 2012 Hera Hub will have additional locations in Mission Valley & Carlsbad.

Felena is passionate about education, earning her Bachelor’s degree in Marketing from the University of San Diego and her MBA from California State University Dominguez Hills.  She taught Marketing and Entrepreneurship at the Fashion Institute of Design & Merchandising and at California State University Dominguez Hills for the MBA online program for eight years. Felena was most recently rewarded for community efforts, as she was awarded the “Women Business Owner of the Year Award” by the local chapter of the National Organization of Women Business Owners.

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