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José D. Trejo-Maya 626-494-9662 Email: jdtrejomaya@gmail.com 3834 Monterey Ave. Apt. #110 Baldwin Park, CA 91706 Education Date Degree Earned Institution 2017 Certificate in Court Interpretation SCSI, Santa Fe Springs, CA 2011 MFA Creative Writing/Poetry Antioch University, Los Angeles, CA 2004 BA Sociology and Social Work Cal Poly Pomona, Pomona, CA 2000 AA Social and Behavioral Sciences Citrus College, Glendora, CA Employment Dates Agency Position Duties 2018-2020 USCIS Immigration Interpreter Interpret adjustment of status, citizenship and asylum applicants. 2018-2020 Monrovia Unified School District District Interpreter Interpret Special Education meetings for parents with IEP, Evaluations, Examinations. 2015-2020 Duarte Unified School District Bilingual Instructional Aide & IEP Translator/ Interpreter DUSD Provide instruction assistance to teachers in English, Science and Math. Utilize PLATO computer programs to assist EL students in coursework. Administer CELDT, LCAP, and CAHSEE exams. Mentor high school’s students. Translate and interpret at IEP meetings. Assist CBI students in small groups. Interpret RPAC and Board Meetings. 2015-2017 East San Gabriel Valley Regional Occupational Program and Technical Center YCC Mentor Mentor Youth Career Connect high school students on academic and professional goals, college preparation, vocational training, and interpersonal skills. 2009-2013 FedEx Ground/ Home Delivery Delivery Driver/ Assistant Contractor Resolved package disputes, coordinated vehicle maintenance/inspection, audited delivery services. Supervised drivers, troubleshot mechanical and managerial issues as they occurred, fielded customer service calls, maintained daily driver logs. 2006-2009 Azusa Unified School District Bilingual Instructional Aide Provided Spanish translation and modified instruction for 7th grade English Learners in multiple subjects, assisted in mainstreaming students with learning and behavioral disabilities. 2004-2006 Canyon Acres Children’s Services Child Care Counselor Provided physical and behavioral conflict resolution and counseling in order to reunite families or prepare children for success in a foster care environment, maintained daily detailed dossiers, administered medication, Poetry Publications Publication Poem Name Printed Date online/hardcopy Nimrod International Poetry Journal ChilamBalam (DT) Volume 55, Number 2 Spring/Summer 2012 Belleville Park Pages (UK) Mosaic(s) DT December 12, 2014 Star 82 Review Shamanism: Still/Live (WS) 39 Issue 3.2 June 8 2015 Hidden Gems Visions International Review Calendar Stream (DI) January 5 2015 Lost Coast Review System of a Down (DT) April 1 2015 Spring Issue Redactions: Poetry, Poetics, & Prose Pane/Glass Glass/Pane, War Paint (DT) April mid-summer 2015 Altadena Poetry Review 2015 Images Edged in Blue Walls, Images Incised Into Holograms (DL) 2015, February 20, 2015 Acentos Review Addendum & Storm Black Light Blue Ash (DT) February 15, 2015 Five Quarterly 1 Lamat*/Ce Tochtli/Uno Conejo/One Rabbit [*Star] 2 Muluc/OmeAtl/Dos Agua/Two Water 3 Oc/Yei Itzcuntli/TresPerro/Three Dog (DC) April 2 2015 almost5qQtumblr.com Qua Quarterly Observatorio de Tulum/Luna Azul (DT) Winter 2015 The Voices Project Carry it with/in (DI) September 8 2015 Turtle Island Quarterly Identity: Tlaxcalteca (DI) April 23 2015 Taj Mahal Review Mictlan n. Xibalba (DT) August 22 2015 Constellations Ce CoatlTlaxochimaco Yei Calli (DT) June 17 2015 Dukool(India) Thoughts Flare/Shard, Tarasco/Purepecha, Pyramid Shifts (DI) June 30 2015 Solstice Literary Magazine Inipi (DI) August 8 2015 In Stereo Press The Semblance, Lady Xoc, Jaguar Moon (DT) October 11, 2015 Mandala Journal Dream Images (DI) September 9, 2015 The Stone Bird Anthology of the Eagle Rock Library Inverness, new solar count, RepertorioPoetico, Carry Scars (DI) Pending…. Altadena Poetry Review 2016 Un MichoacánoComún/ A CommonerfromMichoaca n (DI) April 23, 2016 Robin Barratt Publishing Gone (DT) PDF The Art of Monteque Organization (DT) Pending Identidad Latina Antología 2016 (Spain) Obsidiana Yo –te corto Cárgalo por dentro (DI) May 12, 2016 Hueso Loco Journal of Arts and Literature (DC) Issue #5 Spring/Fall 2015 UCLA American Indian Studies & Research Journal DT Blue Ash, Teal Dawn, Black Light, Addendum & Storm, Tulare ca. 1806, Red/Feel 11/21/2016 The Flexible Persona Nowhere Since DT Spring 2017 AMP: Hofstra Universitysdigilit magazine MacuilXochitl DI Mid-Spring 2017 Sacramento Poetry Center –Poetry Now Alma y Olvido DT Spring 2017 Hawai’I Review Sun Daggers, Akashic Archives, Seven Mirror, La HierbaRetorcida DT Spring 2017 Poetry Leaves Lightning/Blue WS Spring 2017 Corbel Stone Press (UK) Ode Et. Al. DT Spring 2017 Rabbit: a journal for nonfiction poetry (Australia) Novice/Scribe DT Spring 2017 shufPoetry DT (Death Throws, Addendum & Storm, Pain Language) Issue #8 mid-April 2017 Video Poem Art & Words Poetry Netzahualcoyotl &Tlacaelel DT Spring Berkeley Poetry Review DI Tonalpohualli Issue 47 Spring Corbel Stone Press (UK) Aasuingna DT Spring Tule Review Death Throws, Dred Scott, Jade Eyes DT November 2017 The Poetry Project Untitled, High Priest, What makes the iris/retina shine? Obsidian Caste. DI June 2017 Ghostwoods Books Flowers: Freeze/Frames (WS) Summer 2017 Northridge Review Undeciphered, cuauhtliocelotl, Spirits in immaterial ether steel weight, Lightning minds I DS Fall 2017 WORDPEACE Google This, El Cerro de la BufaGto., Spiders web in iris glare DS August 2017 “Fusionando Palabras 2017” (Argentina) Kaleidescopio de Estrellas, Casta de Silex SI Noviembre 2017 DelugeLiteraryArtsJour nal HeyokahThunderDreamers Pending… Puerto del Sol Hummingbirdssight… March 2018 Tulane Review DiamondscutDiamonds Fall 2017 DodgingTheRain Stardust in themien December 2017 Vox poetica Winters Breeze January 2018 Rigorous Underground Cave/Graveside, Black [Again], [No Names] Spring 2018 The Write Launch Akashic Archives, Quest/Vision, Ode Et. Al. March 2018 Weasel Press El Diablo Anda Suelto en Sinaloa July 2018 Empty Mirror In Xochitl In Cuicatl [Essay] June 2018 Voxpoetica "ChicomeAcatlIzcalliOmeT ochtli/Seven Reed Resurgence Two Rabbit” June 2018 Scarlet Leaf Review Indio Tarasco/At 12:43 noon sun/I got you/Xochimilca ca. 1519 July 2018 Yzur La MuerteteTira Octubre 2018 SAND Journal [yeiozomatlihueytozoztlin ahuitecpatl] Issue 18 October 2018 Sunspot Literary Journal Snows Drift September 2019 Convocatoria Poesía Libertaria 2019 que abrió La Garcita Azul (Venezuela) Lenguaje de Dolor 28 de Septiembre 2019 PoetsChoice www.poetschoice.in Poets.docx October 8th 2019 Azahares Literary Magazine - Submission Form: Azahares 2020 Can you read this January 2nd 2020 Art Hole: 5 –Featured Artist Transparencies in Time October 15th 2020 Awards Nomination Journal/Poem Date Pushcart Prize 2015 Redactions: Poetry, Poetics & Prose “Pane/Glass Glass/Pane November 24, 2015 TercerPremio El Centro Canario Estudios Caribeños – El Atlántico – en el Certamen Internacional de Poesía “La calle que tú me das” 2016 Noviembre 8, 2016 New Rivers Press Many Voices Press Finalist 2018 May 7, 2019 2020 Jack Straw Writers Series Recordings, Podcast, and Interviews Seattle, Washington (Spring, Summer and Fall, etc.) Exhibitions Exhibition Institution/Location Date Transparencies in Time: Cuahpohualli Amador County Arts Council/Jackson, CA September/October 2020 Transparencies in Time: Cuahpohualli Museum of Dead Words/New York, NY October 26th 2020 Small Works 2020: - Submission #2: Oxomoco Main Street Arts, Clifton Springs New York November 7, 2020 - December 4, 2020 Foundwork https://foundwork.art/artists/edit/jos edtrejo-maya/works September/October 2020 Shoreline Latinx Online VIsual Art Exhibition Shoreline-Lake Forest Park Arts Council November 2020 The Meadowlark YWCA Missoula Cade Gallery Anne Arundel Community College Transparent thoughts [Wreck - oning: National Online Juried Exhibit] March 2021 Vividness UI Kokomo Downtown Art Gallery Oxomoco https://www.iuk.edu/downtown- gallery/index.html March 18th to April 12th 2021 An Exhibition on Things Called Art: Hilliard Gallery (Kansas City, MO) Oxomoco April 2th to May 22th 2021 City of Santa Monica Cultural Affairs Provisional Exhibition: Art of Recovery Fall/Winter 2021 Soundpedro Audio Exhibition June 5th 2021 Port Angeles Fine Art Center Endurance of Change: June 2021 to May 2022 Hispanic Heritage Month Gallery Exhibition Centro Cultural Mexicano: September 13th to October 17th 2021 Sculpted Spaces, Wild Lives: The Third Street Gallery Moscow, ID Words lacerate & Transparent thoughts October 12-13 2021 to January 7th 2022 Grants Center for Cultural Innovation Grant/California Relief Fund for Artists and Cultural Practitioners September 29th 2020 Scholarships Hudson Valley Writers Center Poetry Workshop: The Poem Under the Poem October 24th 2021 Professional Reference Naelh Othman, Duarte Unified School District, Director of Student Services 1620 Huntington Dr., Duarte, CA 91010 Email: Nothman@duarteusd.org Cell: 626-599-5010 Laurent Lanuquiette, Duarte Unified School District, High School Math Teacher Mt. Olive Innovation & Technology High School 1400 Mt. Olive, Duarte, CA 91010 Email: llanuquiette@duarteusd.org Cell: 626 905 8110 Thelma Reyna, Golden Foothills Press, Chief Editor/Publisher 1443 E. Washington Blvd. #232, Pasadena CA. 91104 Email: drthelly1@aol.com Cell: 626 375 5442 Douglas Kearney, adjunct faculty, California Institute of the Arts 24700 McBeanParkway Valencia, CA 91355 Email: douglas@douglaskearney.com Cell: 626 841 0406 Gilbert R. Cadena, Cal Poly Pomona, Ethnic & Women’s Studies Professor 3801 W. Temple Ave., Pomona CA. 91768 Email: grcadena@cpp.edu Cell: 909 869 3595 Brief Biographical Sketch He is a remnant of the Nahuatlacah oral tradition a tonalpouhque mexica, a commoner from the lowlands from a time and place that no longer exists. Born in Celaya, Guanajuato, Mexico, where he spent his childhood in the small rural pueblo of Tarimoró and wherefrom he immigrated in 1988. His inspirations include Netzahualcoyotl, Humberto Ak’abal, Ray A. Young Bear, James Welch and Juan Rulfo. Published in various journals/sites in the UK, US, Spain, India, Australia, Argentina, Germany and Venezuela. Pushcart Prize nominee in 2015; awarded Tercer Premio from El Centro Canario Estudios Caribeños – El Atlántico – en el Certamen Internacional de Poesía “La calle que tú me das” 2016; New Rivers Press Many Voices Project Finalist 2018, 2020 Jack Straw Writers Fellow; Exhibitions in CA, NY, MN, IN, MT, WA, ID amongst others. While in ceremony with Chololo medicine men in the Tule River Reservation he dreamt this written prophecy.. Artist Statement I am a remnant of the Nahuatlacah oral tradition a tonalpouhque mexica, a commoner from the lowlands (i.e. Mexico) from a time and place that no longer exists. At present my poetry has been reified as it has been published in the UK, US, India, Spain, Australia, Argentina, Germany and Venezuela. I have been exhibited in different venues with a work that’s titled: Transparencies in Time: Cuahpohualli embedded in ethnopoetic language poetry:. I seek to expand on this work into a comprehensive exhibit in a gallery in 3D (i.e. three simultaneous exhibitions that expand into multiple levels of perception and/or dimensions). I was born in Celaya, Guanajuato, Mexico, where I spent my childhood in the small neighboring rural pueblo of Tarimoró and wherefrom my family immigrated in 1988. My inspiration(s) include Netzahualcoyotl, Humberto Ak’abal, Ray A. Young Bear, and James Welch. I have a work in progress of a short-story series were I interpolate the sunstone calendar (i.e. the primary source of the Cauhpohualli Computo del tiempo azteca y su correlacion actual Anahuacayotl de Tlaxcalancingo, Puebla); to bring to life a micro-fiction project titled San Miguel de Tarimoro ca. 1546. It’s a micro-fiction work of short stories that delve into the immaterial aspects of time. It will be digitized into video with simultaneous audio in video-book view narration. Namely, it’s a bridge from poetry to narrative storytelling. The work is a catalog of the 365 days in the Tonalpohualli or count of days in hologram. My work is rooted in Mesoamerican lore and a pre-Columbian notion of time that’s extant in the poetics and as such it’s the foundation and bedrock. While in ceremony with Chololo medicine men in the Tule River Reservation he dreamt this written prophecy…At, present the submissions here remitted are merely a glimpse of a wider panorama that would be made into a broader mosaic(s) of installation/sculptural art to be made for indoor or outdoor exhibition.