Jo Berman, Jude Eberhardt, Guillermo Gómez-Peña, Victor Ochoa and Michael Schnorr. The group's seven founding members were (in alphabetical order): Isaac Artenstein, David Avalos, Sara The Border Art Workshop/Tallér de Arte Fronterízo was organized by David Avalos under the sponsorship of the Centro Culturalĭe la Raza in San Diego, California between June and October 1984 as a multicultural, interdisciplinary group of artists andĬultural activists. Who was an artist, social activist, and arts professor at Southwestern College in San Diego. The papers also include additional material relating to the independent artistic career of Michael Schnorr, Guide to BAW/TAF exhibitions and installations is available here. Outside of Tijuana where BAW/TAF and Schnorr conducted extensive activities related to the arts and social justice causes. Original organizational sponsor, the Centro Cultural de la Raza in San Diego, as well as the Poblado Maclovio Rojas, a community
The collection includes some material related to the group's History, funding efforts, correspondence, publicity, performance and project design and execution, and voluminous photographicĪnd audiovisual documentation of performances and installations. It includes documentation of BAW/TAF's administrative The collection contains the records of the artist collective Border Art Workshop/Tallér de Arte Fronterízo (BAW/TAF), as gatheredĪnd maintained by Michael Schnorr, one of the founding members of the group.
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