Trish Herrera


  • Currently writing fiction
  • 2002 Screen play, P.E., semifinalist in various screen play competitions.
  • 1998 Collaboration 16 Houses for Diverse works with Rachel Hecker and Natalye Appel Architects.1993 Poetry slam at Blue Moon.
  • 1997 Poetry reading combined with interpretive dance by Sandy Marcello, Joanne Brigham and Amanda Knox

  • Wavelength continues to thrive.
  • 2000 April/May Lather Rinse Repeat performance at Contemporary Art museum with Sarah "Loui" Tencer cutting and shaving heads.
  • Sassoon trained hairdresser/salon owner of Wavelength Salon.
  • Contributed sculptural hair creations for Lawndale's first annual Hair Ball. 
  • Received awards in Houston City Magazine, Houston Metropolitan Magazine, Houston Post Newspaper, Houston Press Newspaper and Outsmart Magazine for "Best Of" in Houston.
  • 1997 received recognition in Houston's Out Smart Magazine as Houston's hippest hairdresser.
  • The salon began its debut in 1978 on the infamous Westhiemer curve during the punk/new wave revolution.

  • MYDOLLS
  • Currently, the original band Mydolls, plus Kathy Johnston, have organized and are playing shows to raise money for various causes, one cause very close to their hearts, Girls Rock Camp Houston http://www.girlsrockhouston.org/
  • Mydolls double CD released on the Grand Theft Audio 2007.
  • Mydolls' "A World of Her Own" is featured in the Paris, Texas film soundtrack.
  • Mydolls opened for the New York film festival 1986 at the famed Danceteria.
  • Mydolls music used in film by Claire Denis, 35 Shots of Rhum.http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1100048/ 2009
  • Mydolls music used in film INVICTA http://www.invictamovie.com/ 2009 
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  • Mydolls Photo By Tracey Hart circa 1983
     
  • Mydolls Photo By Ben DeSoto circa 1981

    Mydolls recorded on Sub-Pop, Cottage Cheese From the Lips of Death and various international alternative compilations and Houston Independent label CIA records working with Andy Bradley Sugar Hill Recording Studio.


  • Mydolls and Andy Bradley at Sugar Hill Book Release party 2010

  • Linda Younger, Mydolls Guitarist and Trish 2010 at Girls Rock Fundraiser



Dianna Ray, Mydolls Bassist and Trish at Continental Club 2010

Trish Herrera
Presently Mydolls singer, guitarist ,song writer.
1986-95 Trish music projects: include Mamas and Dadas, Part of the Monster, Women With Instruments, They Should Have Been Blondes, Black Dresses and the Women's Drum Corps.
Trish sings on cyper punk opera with members of AK-47 release soon 2009-2010
1978-1986 Guitarist/singer of punk band Mydolls.
1976-77 Backup vocals for Kinky Friedman and the Texas Jew Boys.








Trish Herrera
One person show of paintings at William Steen's Studio One 1983.

  • Trish Herrera
  • Photography and quotes in 2007 Houston It's Worth It and 2009 Houston It's Worth It The Ike edition. http://www.houstonitsworthit.com/
  • Art Car Parade originally created by Trish Herrera and Rachel Hecker for New Music America festival in 1986. Now sponsored by the Orange Show.http://www.orangeshow.org/
  • Trish owned one of the first Houston art cars, a plaid fish car painted by Jackie Harris.
  • Performed in Sarah Irwin's Sax and Violins.1984
  • Wrote/directed Inquiries James Kautenburger performed at Center for Art and Performance and Lawndale.1984


  • Rainy Sunday Morning September 2009

Trish Herrera
Performed in staged Reading 1996 at Nantucket film festival in Mary Stuart Masterson's Grapefruit Moon. Played Rosalia Nash, surrogate mother to David Burke played by William Baldwin.

From 2001-2009 I immersed myself in rescuing Golden Retrievers.
I, with some of the members of Golden Begninngs, founded Golden Retriever Rescue of Houston in 2002. My work has been all about rescuing and rehabilitating dogs during this time.
My interests lie in writing, film, hair, fashion, Pilates, art, yoga, reading, music, dogs, vintage bikes, swimming, health, travel, photography and love in all its glory.
Being yourself is always in fashion.
Thank you,
Trish Herrera
                                      
Photo By F.Carter Smith September 2009