CONTACT
C T CT
CERTIFICATIONS
VOLUNTEER
REMT-B/CG MCPIC
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Full Spectrum Indigenous Doula
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Traditional Moroccan Postpartum
Birthworker
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Basic Life Support, infant & child
(BLS/CPR/AED)
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Certified Lactation Counselor
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Active Flexibility Teacher Training
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80 Hr RYT Pregnancy and Post-Partum
Yoga and Ayurveda
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135 Hr RYT Trauma Informed Yoga
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200 Hr RYT Yoga Teacher Training
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Plant-Based Professional Cook
ANDREA BREWER
HOLISTIC MANAGER & WELLNESS ADVOCATE
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
SUPPORT GROUP FACILITATOR
S.H.A.D.E. Movement, Oakland, CA, 2021
survivor-led advocacy and leadership support group for survivors of exploitation, sexual assault, and domestic violence
building inclusive curriculum for support group sharing personal skills and experiences
LEAD EDUCATOR
Trackers Earth, Bay Area, CA, 2019
Outdoor summer camp lead for children ages 4-7, 8-12, 13-17 Curriculum planning and development of traditional skills weaving nature into STEAM activities
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT
Sexual Assault Counseling, BAWAR, CA. 2022
Domestic Violence Advocacy, Laura’s House, CA. 2021
Collective Resilience Trauma-Informed Yoga & Social Justice Training, CA/online. 2019-2021 Pre-, Peri- and Postpartum Yoga and Ayurveda, Bliss Baby Yoga, online. 2021 Lactation Counselor, The Healthy Children’s Project, American Academy of Lactation Professionals, online. 2021
Meals on Wheels
Emeryville Senior Center
2020
Meals for the Unhoused
Emeryville Community Action
Program
2020
EDUCATIONAL EXPERIENCE
California Institute of Integral Studies Bachelor of Arts, Interdisciplinary Studies, San Frnacisco 2021 - 2022
Remote Medical International Remote Emergency Medical Technician-Basic/ Coast Guard Medical Person in Care, Bellingham, WA. 2021
Harvard Medical School Global Mental Health: Trauma and Recovery Program, online. 2021 Zaagi’idiwin Doula Training Indigenous birthkeeping traditions of Anishinaabeg of turtle island, online. 2021
The Nafsa Project School Indigenous postpartum birthkeeping traditions of northern Morocco, online. 2020
Edgewood College Breathe for Change, 200 HR Yoga and Social Emotional Learning Teacher Training for Educators, CA. 2019-2020
Holistic Management Business, Land Planning and Pasture Management, Holistic Management International, Mancos, CO. 2014-2018
Rouxbe Cooking School Plant-Based Professional Chef, online. 2015 Center for Integrative Botanical Studies, Boulder, CO. 2013 • Relevant Coursework: Traditional, Indigenous & Clinical Herbalism, Materia Medica, Pharmacology, Aromatherapy, Ethnobotany, Botany, Nutritional Medicine, Indigenous Pattern Attunement, Ecosystems, Product Making
Metropolitan State University of Denver, Denver, CO. 2008-2013 • Major - Athletic Training
• Minors – Integrative Therapeutic Practices, Nutrition, & Psychology • Areas of Interest – Cultural Anthropology, Structural Violence & the State, Emergency Medical
Sabrina Sellers
WORK EXPERIENCE
Pixar Animation Studios | Emeryville, CA Jan 2023- Present Production Coordinator
● Manage calendar, tracking, and cross-department communication for the lighting department for the feature film, Elio .
SFFILM |San Francisco, CA Sep 2021- Dec 2022
Artist Development Coordinator
● Manage the logistics for all resident and grantee communication including on-boarding and off-boarding, preparing contracts, submitting grant payments, and promoting events and filmmaker opportunities ● Manage grant administration system, Good Grants, administer grant applications to reviewers, coordinate grant application review panels, and participate in grant reviews
● Run weekly department meetings, create a thorough agenda of upcoming deadlines and events as well as items for discussion
● Manage Artist Development Internship program, including recruitment, training, management, and evaluation ● Project-manage Artist Development calendar of events, both virtual and in-person, and liaise cross-departmentally to ensure that details are relayed to the necessary teams
● Manage operational and administrative needs in Basecamp and monitor Artist Development general email accounts Editorial & Documentary Photography May 2020- Present
● Freelance as an editorial & documentary photographer with an emphasis on arts, culture, and sports ● My work has been featured in publications such as the SF Chronicle, Food + Wine Magazine, and Nike Skateboarding. Her local clients include Skate Like A Girl and the WNBA Oakland ● All of my projects can be viewed at sabrinasellersphoto.com Kintsugi | Berkeley, CA Nov 2020- Sep 2021
Operations Associate
● Recruit and screen potential new hires for Kintsugi full-time and internship positions in operations, software engineering, and machine learning. Grew the company by 25% in less than 6 months using tools such as LinkedIn, Handshake, and AngelList
● Schedule meetings with investors, collaborators, and team members for the CEO and Lead Data Scientist using Google Suite, Linear, and Slack
● Recruit, manage, and compensate 1000+ participants for audio data research studies funded by the National Science Foundation
● Onboard and run payroll for Kintsugi independent contractors using Gusto ● Project manage various operations projects including the employee handbook and onboarding materials ● Manage and keep up-to-date the Kintsugi’s website pages using Squarespace
EDUCATION
UC Berkeley
Bachelor of Arts in Sociology
o Summa Cum Laude, Regents and Chancellor’s Scholar, Haas Scholar
GLORIA TANCHELEV
PUBLIC ART & ARTS ADVOCACY
Member, West Oakland Committee for Loma Prieta Memorial Sculpture & Park on Mandela Parkway. Committee led by Margo Lederer Prado of City of Oakland; steel sculpture by Steve Gilman. I was instrumental in committee’s approval of the Sculpture and of park design preserving the Redwood Grove but not daylighting the creek. 2000 Presentation to Oakland City Council housing sub-committee to have Council reject proposed draconian regulations of artist warehouse live/work which would have immediately displaced hundreds of Oakland artists. Councilman Ignacio De La Fuente told me I persuaded Council to reject the proposed new regulations. 2007 As member of Ft. Point Channel Artists, I wrote first draft of successful National Endowment for the Arts Design Arts grant to develop cooperative artist building in Ft.
Point Channel Boston. NEA funded development of an artist-owned building 1979-84.
As member of Brooklyn Heights Citizens for Local Democracy including Harvey Schwartz, Julie Judd, Lynn Zelevansky and Laura and Eric Saltzman, photographed and wrote feature articles on Brooklyn Bridge and Brooklyn architecture. 1970-72 Worked with New York City Council Member Carol Bellamy on Brooklyn Heights & DUMBO Artist Housing.
Member, Artworkers Coalition NYC. We successfully worked to democratize policies of New York City museums. 1970-1971.
ART WRITER & PHOTOGRAPHER
Stretcher, 2006-2007
- Reflections on Judd & McCracken
- Thomas Hirschhorn at CCA Wattis Institute
- On Painting
- Early Bruce Nauman at Berkeley Art Museum
- Idris Khan Photographs at Fraenkel Gallery
- 2007 SFAI MFA Exhibition
- Weekly blogs on art exhibitions, art events and political events and protests.
WOODSTOCK TIMES, Kingston DAILY FREEMAN, Brooklyn Heights TOWNSHIP.
Photographed and wrote feature articles on artists, art & architecture. 1971-78 Photographer for Creative Music Studio/ Woodstock 1977-78 Photographer for Town of Woodstock 1976-78
Cover Photograph, ART DIRECTION Magazine NYC 1971
GLORIA TANCHELEV
TEACHING ART
Art Instructor, URBAN ART PROJECT first multi-cultural art project for East Bay public schools 1990-2003.
Exhibition of Students’ Work, Oakland Museum of California, 1997 Exhibition of Students’ Work, Jerry Brown’s We the People Warehouse, 1998 Exhibition of Students’ Work, Mills College, 2003
Artist Residencies, 10 Oakland public schools
Visiting Artist, Richmond Art Center, Artists in the Schools Program Art Instructor, Mills College Upward Bound for Oakland high school students Art Instructor, I Have A Dream Foundation, Oakland, CA
CURATORIAL
Curator, “Steve Bronson: Recent Paintings”, San Jose State University Art Gallery.
Catalog essay. 1991
Organizer, “East Bay Realists” 4-artist exhibition including Robert Bechtle for San Francisco Art Institute which traveled nationally. Catalog. 1966 MoMA. Assisted junior trustee group in selection of artists work for MoMA’s annual Xmas cards and appointment calendar: art by Andy Warhol and Robert Indiana.
Researched first artist films for private screenings for MoMA trustees. 1964-65
SELECTED EXHIBITIONS
The de Young Museum, Open Exhibition, San Francisco, CA 2020-21 35th Annual Emeryville Art Exhibition, 4 paintings included, 2021 Lines of Thought, CICA Museum, South Korea, 2019
Abstract Visions, Berkeley Art Center, Curated by Peter Selz, Founding Director, Berkeley Art Museum, 2011
Outlandish, juror, Alison Gass, Bedford Gallery, Walnut Creek, CA, 2011 An Exchange with Sol LeWitt, MASSMoCA, 2011. Catalog.
Breathe, curated by Jessica Silverman, Project One Gallery, San Francisco, CA 2010 Appreciation Show, Warehouse Gallery, Oakland, CA 2010
Gloria Tanchelev, Recent Paintings, Memorial Union Art Gallery, University of California,
Davis, CA 1989
Gloria Tanchelev, Paintings on Paper, John Gaulbert Gallery, San Francisco 1989 Three Abstract Painters, Richmond Art Center, Richmond, CA 1988 2nd, 3rd and 4th Emeryville Art Exhibitions 1988-1990. Jurors: SFMoMA Curator John Caldwell, OMCA Chief Curator Phil Linhares, Jay DeFeo Estate Director Leah Levy. 1st Emeryville Art Exhibition, 1987. Catalog Cover.
Work on Paper, Boston Visual Artists Union, Boston, MA 1982 Three Photographers, Gallery of July & August, Woodstock NY 1976 International Center of Photography, NYC, 1976
GLORIA TANCHELEV
PUBLIC COLLECTIONS
Berkeley Art Museum (BAMPFA)
Oakland Museum of California (OMCA)
AWARDS/ NOMINATIONS
Nominee, SFMOMA SECA Award, 2016
Artist Panel. Moderated by Curator Peter Selz, Berkeley Art Center, 2011.
Artist Walk Through & Talk, Berkeley Art Center, 2011.
Guest Artist, Golden Artist Colors, New Berlin, NY, 2009 Lecture with Wendy Sussman, Berkeley Art Center, Berkeley, CA 1998 Guest Artist, Chinati Foundation, Marfa, TX 1996
Change Inc Grant, 1996
Artists Fellowship Inc. Grant, 1996
Nominee, SFMOMA SECA Award, 1995. Nominated by SFMOMA’s Janet Bishop.
Lecture, San Jose State University, 1991.
BIBLIOGRAPHY
Bill Shelley, “My 12 Favorites from The de Young Museum Open Exhibition”, 2020 DeWitt Cheng, East Bay Express, 2011
Berkeleyside, 2011
East Bay Express, 1988
Sacramento Bee, 1989
Woodstock Times, 1976
1 A L T U R A S F I L M S
e-mail
R I C K T E J A D A - F L O R E S
T V / F I L M
P R O D U C T I O N : Producer/Director
M Y B O L I V I A,
R E M E M B E R I N G W H A T I N E V E R K N E W
One-hour documentary on the history of Bolivia seen through the lens of my family, funded by Latino Public Broadcasting, NEA and BFF, 2016 Editor
I N T H E I M A G E
One-hour documentary on young Palestinians who work with an Israeli human rights organization to document human rights abuses in the West Bank, 2014
Editor
W I L L T H E R E A L T E R R O R I S T P L E A S E S T A N D UP 80-minute documentary on the violent history of attracks on Cuba from exiles in Miami, directed by Saul Landau, 2010
Editor
T R I M P I N, T H E S O U N D O F I N V E N T I O N
82-minute documentary on Trimpin, MacArthur Award winner, who creates installations that make environmental music, directed by Peter Esmonde, 2008 Co-Producer, Co-Director
O R O Z C O , M A N O F F I R E
One hour documentary on the Mexican muralist Jose Clemente Orozco, shot in high definition, funded by NEH, LPB,and ITVS, a co-production with KERA TV, aired on American Masters on PBS in 2007
Co-Producer, Co-Director
R A C E I S T H E P L A C E
One hour performance documentary featuring poets, actors, comedians and performance artists, shot in high definition, funded by CPB Diversity Fund, ITVS, LPB, a co-production with KERA TV, aired on Independent Lens in 2005 Producer/Director:
C A M I N A N T E
Three 30-minute programs for series on religious festivals in Latin America; including Day of the Dead in Mexico, Pastorelas Indigenas in Mexico, and The Fiesta de Yamor in Ecuador.
Produced by HTN for the Maryknoll Order, aired on Galavision and PBS in 2004 Co-Producer/Co-Director:
T H E G O O D W A R ... A N D T H O S E
W H O R E F U S E D T O F I G H T I T
One hour documentary on conscientious objectors during World War II, funded by ITVS and the MacArthur Foundation, aired on PBS in 2002
Co-Producer/Co-Director:
T H E F I G H T I N T H E F I E L D S , C E S A R C H A V E Z 2 A N D T H E F A R M W O R K E R S ’ S T R U G G L E
Two hour documentary on the history of the United Farmworkers Union and its founder Cesar Chavez, funded by ITVS and NEH, aired on PBS 1997 Program Director: K C S M - TV and S A M N E T C A B L E Responsible for program development, selection, aquisition and scheduling for PBS affiliate licensed to the San Mateo Community College District, and for its governmental and educational cable service for San Mateo County, 1994-95 Producer/Director/Editor: C O R N I S W H O W E A R E
O N L Y D E A T H W I L L T A K E M E F R O M T H I S P L A CE
S P R E A D I N G B E A U T Y W H E R E V E R I G O
Three 20-minute interpretive films on multicultural history in New Mexico, produced for the American Encounters project, National Museum of American History, Smithsonian Institution, 1994
Producer/Director: T H E G R E A T D E P R E S S I O N
One hour in an eight-hour series, produced by Blackside, Inc., aired on PBS in 1992
Producer/Director/Editor: M A N Y V O I C E S ,
H I S P A N O R E S I S T A N C E , L O S M A T A C H I N E S Three 10-minute exhibition films on multicultural history for American Encounters, a permanent exhibit on New Mexico, National Museum of American History, Smithsonian Institution, 1992
Producer/Director/Editor: N U E S T R O S H I J O S
30-minute docu-drama on child abuse issues among rural Hispanics, produced for the State of California, Office of Child Abuse Prevention, 1991 Producer/Director/Editor: S T O R I E S F R O M D E C O T O 30-minute experimental drama and documentary on the legends and history of a small Mexican American town, based on the play by Roberto Bedoya, commissioned and presented by Festival 2000, San Francisco CA, 1991
Producer/Director/Editor: J A S P E R J O H N S, Ideas In Paint One-hour documentary on the art and life of painter Jasper Johns, produced by WHYY TV, aired on American Masters on PBS, 1989 Director/Editor: E L V I A, The Fight for Land and Liberty 30-minute documentary profile of a peasant organizer involved with agrarian reform in Honduras, aired on Vistas on PBS, 1989 Producer/Director/Editor: R I V E R A I N A M E R I C A One-hour documentary on the life and work of the Mexican artist Diego Rivera in the U.S. during the 1930s, aired on American Masters on PBS, 1988 Co-Producer/Editor G O C H A N T I N G , L I B R E
30-minute documentary on four Chicano poets who teach in the Poetry in the Schools Program. Aired on KRCB (PBS), 1986
General Manager: K A LW F M, San Francisco
Responsible for overall management of NPR affiliate licensed to the San Francisco Unified School District. Duties included staff supervision; programing development, acquisition, and scheduling; budgeting; underwriting; and contact with 3 school district and the general public, 12/84 - 12/85 Producer/Director/Editor: L O W ’N S L O W, The Art of Lowriding 30-minute documentary on lowriding as folk art, aired on PBS, 1984 Writer: V O I C E S F R O M T H E E D G E O F A D R E A M 30-minute documentary on farm labor programs, produced by the E.H. White Co. for the U.S. Department of Labor, 1983
Programing Consultant: Buena Vista Cable, Los Angeles,
Research and strategic planning for the development of a national Latino cable service, 1981 Co-Producer/Co-Host: N A T I O N A L C O U N C I L
O F L A R A Z A C O N V E N T I O N R E P O R T
One-hour special report for PBS News produced by KLRN, Austin, Texas, and the Latino Consortium, aired on PBS, 1981
Coordinating Producer: L A T I N O C O N S O R T I U M
Administrator for the Latino Program Consortium, an organization of 100 PBS stations throughout the U.S. Duties included production and distribution of the weekly series PRESENTE!, production of program support materials, staff supervision, underwriting, and contact with member stations, PBS, CPB, and the general public, 6/79 - 11/81
Unit Manager/Production Supervisor: K N B C, Los Angeles Supervised live and taped studio and remote programs from pre-production through broadcast and show costing, 3/77 - 6/79
Cinematographer/Editor: K L C S, Los Angeles;
K C E T, Los Angeles; K Q E D, San Francisco
Shot and edited documentaries and educational programs, 1971-1976 Director/Cinematographer/Editor: S I S E P U E D E !
45-minute documentary film in English and Spanish for the National Farmworkers Service Center, 1973
Film Editor: K G O, San Francisco
News film editor for local news and national news inserts, 1970 Associate Filmmaker: N E W S R O O M, K Q E D, San Francisco Shot and edited in-depth news on daily local news program under Ford Foundation grant to train minority filmmakers, 1969-1970 A W A R D S : The Good War
John O’Connor Award, American Historical Association
Erik Barnouw Award, Organization of American Historians Best documentary , Ojai Film Festival
Special jury award, Moab Film Festival
Honorable mention Columbus International Film Festival
Honorable mention, Ann Arbor Film Festival
4 The Fight in the Fields:
CINE Golden Eagle
Gold Apple, Natl. Ed. Media Network,
Best Documentary, San Antonio CineFestival
Golden Plaque, Chicago Intl. Film Festival
Gold Medal, Charleston International Film Festival
ALMA award, National Council of La Raza
Joady award, The Working Group
Spreading Beauty Wherever I Go
Gold Apple, Natl. Ed. Media Network
Golden Gate Award, SF International Film Festival
Corn Is Who We Are
Silver Apple, Natl. Ed. Media Network
Rivera In America
Best TV Documentary, National Latino Film & Video Festival Sí Se Puede!
CINE Golden Eagle
James Phelan Award for Video Art
Residency in video at the Rockefeller Conference Center in Bellagio Italy T E A C H I N G : Instructor in broadcasting, film, and mass communications:
Berkeley City College, 2009 to present
Los Medanos College, Pittsburgh, 2006-2009
Diablo Valley College, Pleasant Hill, Fall 2006
Mass Comm Departent, Cal State University Hayward, 1995-2004 BCA Department, San Francisco State University, 1987
Broadcasting Department, San Francisco City College, 1983-1985 Broadcasting Department, College of San Mateo, 1984
Communications Department, St. Mary’s College, 1982-1984 Communications Program, Third College, UCSD, 1972-1973
P H O T O : News and feature freelance photography:
The Washington Post, Newsweek, Realidades, Bay Guardian, Westways, El Malcriado, S.F. Progress
5 E X H I B I T S : M U L T I C U L T U R A L F O C U S Group Photo Exhibition for the Los Angeles Bicentennial Los Angeles Municipal Art Gallery, 1981
R E F O C U S
Santa Monica Art Studios, part of Pacific Standard Time, 2012 P A N E L S / J U R I E S : US Artists, 2006
Creative Work Fund, 2006
Independent Television Service, 2007
National Endowment for the Humanities, 1999
Moderator, San Francisco Art Institute Salon Series, 1993 Jerome Foundation Artists Travel Grants, 1991
California Arts Council, 1991
CINESANJUAN, San Juan, Puerto Rico, 1990
Festival of New Latin American Film, Havana, Cuba, 1989 San Francisco International Film Festival, 1985-1987, 1990-1992, 1995 Program Fund, Corporation for Public Broadcasting, 1984 NEA Regional Film Production Grants, 1984
AFI Independent Filmmakers Grants, 1982
NPR Program Evaluation Panel, 1981
Independent Documentary Fund, WNET, 1981
B O A R D S : Global Exchange, Film Arts Foundation, Western Public Radio, Bay Area Multicultural Telecommunications Association, Intersection for the Arts, California Telecommunications Policy Committee,
City of San Francisco, KRCB
E D U C A T I O N : University of California, Berkeley
San Francisco Art Institute
B.F.A in printmaking, 1968