NAAO Bulletin – January-February-March 1987

Lyda Pola, Pat Anderson, Rebecca Krafft, Inverna Lockpez, Wendy Kesselman, Martha Wilson, Jock Reynolds, Anne Focke, Renny Pritikin, Anita Contini, Joy Silverman, Sharon Spencer, Cee Brown, Steven Cantrell, Alyson Pou, Douglas Wagner, Tony Devarco, Paul Berger, James Enyeart, Andy Grundberg, David Jacobs, Carol Kismaric, Mark Klett, Esther Parada, James Pomeroy, Martha Rosler, Alan Sekula, Carol Squiers, Evon Streetman, Anne Tucker, Frank Hodsoll, Gere Baskin, Fern Shaffer, Roberto Bedoya, Susan Wheeler, Victor Sorell, James Alinder, Ellen Thurston, Paul Carlson, Lockpez, Hodsoll, INTAR Latin American Gallery, INTAR, Artists Space, Franklin Furnace, Washington Project for the Arts, WPA, Works Progress Administration, and/or, New Langton Arts, Creative Time, Los Angeles Contemporary Exhibitions, LACE, Social and Public Art Resource Center, SPARC, NEA, National Endowment for the Arts, Arts Midwest, Illinois Arts Alliance, New York Department of Cultural Affairs, Artemisia, National Alliance of Media Arts Centers, NAMAC, Friends of Photography, Academia Nacional de San Alejandro, Ansel Adams Center, John M. Olin Foundation, Dia Arts Foundation, Pollock-Krasner Foundation, Detroit Focus, Printed Matter, Newton Arts Center, University Center at Binghamton, Partners for Livable Places, University of Massachusetts Arts Extension Service, Opportunities for the Arts, NAAO Midwest Regional Conference, NAAO Western Region Conference, Fifth Annual Criticism Workshop, Dialogue Criticism Workshop, First National Sculpture Conference, Advancement Program, Artists File, NAAO Directory, NEA Arts Management Fellowship Program, Advancement grants, artists' slide registry, proportional representation, NEA panels, arts funding, foundations, alternative spaces, New York, Chicago, San Francisco, Washington DC, Los Angeles, Cincinnati, Binghamton, Cuba, Funding for Artists and How It Got That Way, Taking Ourselves Seriously, Proportional Representation of Women on NEA Panels