Tim Kerr (musician)

He earned a degree in painting and photography at the University of Texas in Austin and studied the latter with Garry Winogrand.

He won a slot two years in a row for the new songwriters contest at the Kerrville Folk Festival during this time as well.

After college graduation, Kerr became involved musically and artistically with the early stages of the DIY (Do It Yourself) punk/hardcore/self expression movement.

The Big Boys, Poison 13, Bad Mutha Goose, Lord High Fixers and Monkeywrench are just some of the bands Tim was a founding member of.

He has shared bills with the likes of Grace Jones, Pearl Jam, Nirvana, Fugazi, Black Flag, Africa Bambaataa, and X to name a few.

Tim's art is included on album covers, posters, skateboard graphics, and advertisements.

Tim was also asked by artist Matt Stokes to help with his pieces The Gainsborough Packet (The Baltic & 176 Gallery), These Are The Days (AMOA), and Catata Profana.

Tim was inducted into the Texas Music Hall of Fame by popular vote in 1996 which he says he is still honored, humbled, and confused by.