Chris Daubert ca. 2005 cdaubert@ncal.net Education: 1988   M.F.A. Art. University of California, Davis 1976   M.A. Art. California State University, San Jose 1976   Apprenticeship with Arthur Espenet Carpenter, master furniture maker 1974   B.A. Art. California State University, San Jose One-Person Exhibitions: 2001   Davis Art Center, Davis, California 1998   Gregory Kondos Gallery, Sacramento City College, Sacramento, California 1997   State Office Building of the Attorney General of California, Sacramento,           California Sierra College Gallery, Rocklin, California 1995   Terrain, San Francisco, California 1991   New Langton Arts, San Francisco, California           Comfort Gallery, Haverford College, Haverford, Pennsylvania 1990   Ohlone College Gallery, Fremont, California           Sierra College Gallery, Rocklin, California 1988   Fuller/Gross Gallery, San Francisco, California           C.N. Gorman Museum, University of California, Davis 1985   New Langton Arts, San Francisco, California 1983   Pro-Arts Gallery, Oakland, California           Lawrence Hall of Science, University of California, Berkeley Selected Group Exhibitions: 2005   John Natsoulas Gallery, Davis, California 2004   Art Ark, Crocker Art Museum, Sacramento, California           Hydrangea House Gallery, Newport, Rhode Island 2002   The Drawing Center, New York 2000   Somar Gallery, San Francisco, California           750 Gallery, Sacramento, California           Artist's Contemporary Gallery, Sacramento, California 1999   Paradise Ridge Sculpture Garden, Santa Rosa, Cailfornia 1998   Center for the Arts, Yerba Buena Gardens, San Francisco, California           Davis Art Center, Davis, California           City Gallery, City Hall, Davis, California           San Jos? State University, Art Department Gallery           Terrain, San Francisco, California 1997   Yerba Buena Gardens, San Francisco, California           Museum of California, Santa Rosa, California 1996   Yerba Buena Gardens, San Francisco, California 1994   Center for the Arts, Yerba Buena Gardens, San Francisco, California           New Langton Arts, San Francisco, California 1993   Terrain, San Francisco, California 1992   Terrain, San Francisco, California           Hydrangea House Gallery, Newport, Rhode Island           San Francisco Arts Commission Gallery, San Francisco, California 1989   Queensborough Community College Gallery, Bayside, New York           The Riverside Art Museum, Riverside, California           Koslow Gallery, Los Angeles, California 1988   Koslow Gallery, Los Angeles, California 1987   Falkirk Community Center, San Rafael, California 1986   The Drawing Center, New York, New York 1985   San Jose Institute of Contemporary Art, San Jose, California           Galleria Metropolitana of the Autonomous University of Mexico, Mexico City 1984   Pro-Arts Gallery, Oakland, California           Olive Hyde Gallery, Fremont, California 1982   Urban Institute for Contemporary Arts, Grand Rapids, Michigan           Fashion Moda, New York, New York 1981   Triton Museum, Santa Clara, California 1980   Crocker Museum, Sacramento, California   Selected Reviews Periodicals Patricia Beach Smith, "Art to Go" The Sacramento Bee, August 22, 2004, Ticket section, Cover and pgs. 27 -29. David Cocker, "An Original Composition" Los Angeles Times, February 12, 2004, Home Section Cover, and pgs. F8 ? F9 Victoria Dalkey, "Best Art Gallery Show of the Year 2001" The Sacramento Bee, December 30, 2001, Encore section, p. 24. Celeste Chamberland, "Notions of Perpetual Motion" The Davis Enterprise, September 13, 2001, Weekend Section pp. 6-7 Victoria Dalkey, "Left to His Own Devices" The Sacramento Bee, September 26, 2001, Encore section, pp. 10-11. Kenneth Baker, "Artist Makes A Country of The Mission" San Francisco Chronicle August 27, 1997, Section E-1 pages 1,5 Kenneth Baker, "A Stroll in the Garden," San Francisco Chronicle, September 4, 1996, Datebook, page 1 Marsha Tanner, "Living Skills," San Francisco Examiner, October 20, 1993, section Z-B, page 3. Victoria Donohoe, "The Arts," The Philadelphia Inquirer, April 28, 1991, Neighbors section, p. 26-M. Gay Morris, "Chris Daubert at Fuller Gross," Art in America, May 1989, volume 77, number 5, p. 207. Kenneth Baker, "Memory and Language," San Francisco Chronicle, November 17, 1988, section E, p. 4. Victoria Dalkey, "The best and brightest," The Sacramento Bee, June 26, 1988, Encore section, p. 21. Del McColm, "Clever puzzles, ghosts," The Davis Enterprise, June 16, 1988, Weekend section, pp.4-5. Phyllis Bragdon, "Work on view at Falkirk show commitment to visual medium," Marin Independent Journal, April 25, 1987, section D4. Rebecca Solnit, "A backlash to the basic art form?" Pacific Sun, week of April 24-30, 1987, p. 20. David Levi Strauss, "Of Seeing and Believing," Artweek, March 16, 1985, Volume 15, Number 11, pp. 10-11. Joanne Burstein, "Light As Object," Artweek, October 1, 1983, Volume 14, Number 32, p. 1. Sylvie Roder, "Six From Michigan," Artweek, March 20, 1982, Volume 13, Number 11, p. 16. "A Small Arena For Heroics," Eye, May 1984, Volume 11. "Explorations With Light And Probability," The LHS Quarterly (University of California, Berkeley), Summer 1983, p. 36. Catalogues "Chris Daubert, Works From Photographs," New Langton Arts 1985, p. 7. Visual Dialogues of the Eighties, San Jose Institute of Contemporary Art, 1982, pp. 22-23. Works Exchange, San Jose Institute of Contemporary Art/Urban Institute for Contemporary Art, 1982. Fourth Annual Bay Area Regional Graphics Competition, De Anza College, February 1975. Administrative/Curatorial: 2004-2005      President, Nelson ARTfriends public support group for the Richard L. Nelson Gallery, UC Davis 2001-2004      Collections and Aquisitions Committee, Crocker Art Museum, Sacramento 1999-2000      Acting Curator, Richard L. Nelson Gallery, University of California, Davis 1997-Present  Director. Gregory Kondos Gallery, Sacramento City College 1986-1988      Founding member, steering committee member of Bay Area Consortium for the Visual Arts -- a consortium of non-profit arts organizations established to pool resources and exchange information. 1985-1988   Founding member, Vice President and President of Pro-Arts, a non-profit art and performance gallery in Oakland, California. Duties included: curated many shows; designed, laid-out, and wrote monthly news letter; wrote catalogue essays; wrote and prepared local and national grant proposals as well as other fund raising activities; developed and coordinated performance series; involved in all stages of construction and on-going preparatory activities for the gallery. Other Activities: Since 1974 until his death, I was associated with composer Lou Harrison and helped design and build several new instruments for his teaching and gamelan orchestras. I also designed and printed many of his concert posters. I designed, printed, and published an archival silkscreened edition of Mr. Harrison's musical manuscript "Mass for Saint Cecilia's Day." I was engaged in the design and construction of an experimental straw-bale house for Mr. Harrison in Joshua Tree, California.   Teaching: Present  Professor of Art.Sacramento City College, Sacramento, California. Three-dimensional Design, Sculpture, Digital Drawing,              Beginning Drawing, Painting, Art of the Americas, Asian Art History 1999      Instructor, University of California, Davis. Beginning Drawing, Descriptive Drawing 1998      Instructor, San Francisco Art Institute. Graduate Critique Seminar in Sculpture 1995-96 Instructor, California State University Sacramento. Silkscreen, printmaking survey 1995      Distinguished Visiting Artist. Sarah Lawrence College, Bronxville, N. Y. 1994      Visiting Artist, University of Washington, Seattle, Washington 1991      Distinguished Visiting Artist. Haverford College, Haverford, Pennsylvania. 1989      Participant. Northern California Sculpture Symposium. California State University, Sonoma.              Instructor. University of California, Davis. Descriptive drawing. 1985      Instructor. California State University, San Jose. Graduate seminar in sculpture and ceramics,              visiting artist program, drawing. 1977-78 Instructor. San Francisco Art Institute. Photographic processes for printmaking, silkscreen.