New Artspaces III Conference, Washington Project for the Arts, DC, 1982: Organizing Materials and Communications

Al Nodal, Joseph Celli, Anne Focke, Claire Copley, Patricia Cruz, Matthew Geller, Linda Goode-Bryant, Rockne Krebs, Bob Smith, M.K. Wegman, Renny Pritikin, Marylyn Crank, Diana Hart, Leonard Smith, John Maggiotto, Margery Freeman Appelbaum, Eve Chung, Sylvia De Swann, Alice Denney, Deena des Rioux, David Donihue, Camille Eskel, Jeff Friedman, Edith Harriet, Jan Heyneker, John Hogan, Amy Larkin, Mary Min, Beverly Nichols, Marschel Paul, Adrienne Pollard, Kristin Poole, Robin Power, Barbara Quinn, Glen Scantlebury, Frederieke Taylor, Martha Wilson, Nancy Wilson, Richard Zandler, Barbara Levy, Vivian Linares, Nancy Linn, Jan McCambridge, Donna Milrany, Judy Moran, Leah Newman, Anna Smukler, Howard Spector, Bill Currie, Larry Slezak, Kathy Weldon, Julia Allard, Gylbert Coker, Horace Brockington, Isaac Jackson, Lisa Kahane, Geno Rodriguez, Debra Spencer, Dorit Cypis, Tony May, June Poster, Robert McGingley, Diane Svarny, Darryl Clegg, Ramon Abdy, Deney Stygstra, Jon Friedman, JoAnn Fireman, Rita Starpattern, John Begley, Suzanne Richards, Jan Garden Castro, Beth Bergman, Donna Hapac, Lynn Kearney, Sam Costa, Linda Burnham, Hudson, Sherman Jackson Vincenty, Michele Corazzo, Gordon McConnell, Ragland Watkins, Sylvia Seventy, Gene Baskin, Warren Crain, Ilana Gali-El, Mary Luft, Mary Beck, Vivian McKibben, Diane Kellogg, Margaret Ahwesh, Jessica Cusick, Maggie Reilly, P. Michael Keane, David Trowbridge, Seymour Rosen, Susan Alderson Hoffman, Sandra Wilcoxon, Maureen McNamara, Jackie Bailey, Laura Lieberman, Dan Talley, Washington Project for the Arts, WPA, Real Art Ways, RAW, and/or, Collaborative Projects, Just Above Midtown, Contemporary Arts Center, Los Angeles Institute of Contemporary Art, LAICA, National Endowment for the Arts, NEA, Campbell Peachey & Associates, Pla/Mauro Associates, Montpelier Cultural Arts Center, Montpelier Cultural Center, International Sculpture Center, ISC/12, Sculpture Space, Private Arts Foundation, Association of Artist Run Galleries, Oberlin Dance, A.R.E., Bookspace, On The Boards, Washington Hall Performance Gallery, Randolph Street Gallery, Lower Manhattan Cultural Council, Lower Manhattan Cultural Center, Lill Street Gallery, Franklin Furnace, River Center for the Arts, Maryland Arts Place, Ten on Eight, Cityarts Workshop, Printed Matter, Astro Artz, Portland Center for the Visual Arts, 80 Langton Street, Artist's Network, Light Factory, Hallwalls, ZONE, Center for Book Arts, ABC No Rio, Art Across the Park, 103 Hamilton, Fashion Moda, Alternative Museum, Cinque, LACE, ARTCOM, MARS, WORKS, Southern Exposure, San Francisco Camerawork, United Indians of All Tribes, Northwest Artists, Casa Aboy, Texas Fine Arts, Nexus, Loft Space, Women and Their Work, C.A.G.E., New Harmony Gallery, Art-Links, Kansas City Arts Center, Big River Association, Women's Art Registry of Minnesota, ARC, ARC Gallery/Foundation, Contemporary Art Workshop, American Federation of Arts, Arsenal Gallery, Central Hall Artists, Concord Contemporary Art, des Refuses, Detroit Focus, Detroit Council of the Arts, The Exhibition Space, Fiberworks Center for the Textile Arts, First Street Gallery, Image Resource Center, The Kitchen, Le Centre du Silence Mime School, Mary Luft & Co., National Assembly of Community Arts Agencies, NACAA, National Park Service, Glen Echo Park, Noho Gallery, Pittsburgh Filmmakers, Pleiades Gallery, Public Art Fund, Santa Barbara Contemporary Arts Forum, Spaces, Spark, The Foothills Art Center, The Art Center, Urban Institute for Contemporary Arts, Ward-Nasse Gallery, Washington Women's Art Center, White Columns, 1708 East Main, 22 Wooster Gallery, Woman's Building, Artspace News, New Artspaces III, Third National Conference of New Art Spaces, National Organization of New Art Spaces, Washington