NAAO Bulletin – August 1989

Inverna Lockpez, Michael Peranteau, Marilyn Arsem, Dan Wasil, Claudia Barker, Gere Baskin, Jackie Battenfield, Roberto Bedoya, Sherman Fleming, Rudy Guglielmo, Biff Henrich, Alice Lovelace, Alan Miller, Jason Tannen, Susan Wyatt, William Buckley, Kimberly Camp, Kim Haddow, John Moore, Charlotte Murphy, Penny Boyer, Jan Ellenstein, Jock Reynolds, Philip Brookman, James Fitzpatrick, Hugh Southern, James F. Cooper, Loris Bradley, Sam Lipman, David Avalos, Jane Allen, Linda Frye Burnham, Richard Serra, Lou Harris, Karen Finley, Finley, Holly Hughes, Hughes, Tim Miller, Guillermo Gomez-Peña, John Frohnmayer, Frohnmayer, Jesse Helms, Helms, Andres Serrano, Serrano, Robert Mapplethorpe, Mapplethorpe, Richard Armey, Jacob Neusner, National Endowment for the Arts, NEA, INTAR Multicultural Art Gallery, INTAR, DiverseWorks, Detroit Focus, The Rotunda Gallery, Intersection for the Arts, THE LAB/the art.re.grup, Arts Council of New Orleans, ANNPAC/RACA, Alliance for Cultural Democracy, Border Arts Workshop, HIGHWAYS, Walker Art Center, Hirshhorn Museum, Whitney Museum of American Art, National Portrait Gallery, Artforum, High Performance, C.A.G.E., Washington Project for the Arts, Artists Space, Corcoran Gallery of Art, Contemporary Arts Center, Visual AIDS, Mobius, CEPA Gallery, The Arts Exchange, Experimental Gallery-Smithsonian Institution, Greer Margolis Mitchell and Associates, Arizona Commission on the Arts, National Gallery of Art, American Council for the Arts, ACA, Southeastern Center for Contemporary Art, SECCA, National Gay and Lesbian Task Force, NGLTF, Library of Congress, The Perfect Moment, Piss Christ, Tilted Arc, X Portfolio, Bastille Day Discussion, Day Without Art, NAAO Bulletin, freedom of expression, censorship, First Amendment, NEA reauthorization, Helms amendment, New York, Houston, Boston, San Diego, New Orleans, Detroit, San Francisco, Phoenix, Buffalo, Atlanta, Cincinnati, Washington DC, Chicago, Los Angeles, Minneapolis, Brooklyn, London