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1959 - born Los Angeles, CA
1960 - moved to Escondido, CA
1967 - moved to High Point, North Carolina with mother and brother.
1977 - graduated from High Point Central High School and enrolled
as an undergraduate at Stanford University on a scholarship.
1979 - Art Director for the Stanford Chaparral, a student humor
magazine.
1981 - intern/design assistant for Wet Magazine, Los Angeles, CA
Met Doris "Boris" Berman. Published one issue of Nihl
Magazine.
1982 - graduated from Stanford University with a degree in Political
Science and Studio Art.
1983 - moved to New York City
1984 - moved back to San Francisco. Enrolled in the Academy of
Art College to study graphic design.
1987 - GIven full scholarship to attend MFA Program in Visual Art
at UC San Diego.
1991 - Graduated from UCSD with an MFA in Painting and Criticism.
Attended first Rat Fink pin-striping party, Santa Fe Springs, CA
1992 - Began making mono prints using recycled motor oil.
1993 - Assistant Curator at Central Cultural de la Raza, San Diego,
CA
1995 - Curated first exhibit, Plan 9 from Aztlan at Centro Cultural
de la Raza.
1997 - First performance, El Dia de los Aliens on the
rooftop of the Huntington beach Art Center.
2000 - Included in Off Broadway at the Museum of Contemporary
Art San Diego.
2002 - Began the Keep on Crossin' project with Victor Payan.
Began studying T'ai Chi with Sufi Rich Robson.
Married to Rondi Creech.
2003 - Created the Keep on Crossin' Awards with Victor Payan.
2004 - Returned seriously to oil painting.
Son, Trey, is born.
Invited to show at the Trienale de Bolographic, San Juan, Puerto
Rico.
2005 - Became Assistant Professor of Art at Southwestern College,
Chula Vista, CA.
2006 - Keep on Crossin' Project begins touring the country in TRANSactions:
Contemporary Latin American and Latino Art.
2007 - attended La Pocha Nostra Workshop, Tucson AZ. Began
first of a series of Performance Drawings.
Published Running Blind: The Tucson Border-Crossing Diaries.
2008 - Doris Boris Flotation, documentary film about the
life and work of Doris "Boris" Berman.
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