NAAO Bulletin – June 1990

Karen Finley, Finley, Holly Hughes, John Fleck, Tim Miller, John Frohnmayer, Frohnmayer, Pat Williams, Billy Taylor, Douglas Dunn, Elza Shanin, Elizabeth Streb, Cynthia Hedstrom, Sally Sommer, Stephen Steinberg, Yacov Sharir, David Chambers, Tisa Chang, Barry Grove, Michael Kahn, Rick Kahn, Ruth Malaczech, Lara Morrow, Mitzi Sales, Sam Woodhouse, Susan Zeder, Roberto Bedoya, C. Carr, Carl Cheng, Marie Cerri, Jerry Hunt, Kahil El Zabar, Tiye Giraud, John Kelly, Victor Masayeva, Adrian Piper, Ellen Sebastian, Liz Thompson, M.K. Wegmann, Douglas Crimp, Eric Bogosian, Annie Sprinkle, Reno, Julyen Norman, Carlos Gutierrez-Solana, Inverна Lockpez, Sally Lamb-Bowring, National Endowment for the Arts, NEA, National Campaign for Freedom of Expression, NCFE, National Assembly of Local Arts Agencies, National Assembly of State Arts Agencies, NASAA, Association of American Cultures, American Association of Museums, American Arts Alliance, The Creative Coalition, National Artists Equity Association, American Council for the Traditional Arts, National Alliance of Media Arts Centers, NAMAC, Douglas Dunn and Dancers, Solomons Dance Company, Ringside, The Wonder Group, San Francisco Performing Arts Library and Museum, Sharir Dance Company, Asian Repertory Theatre, Manhattan Theatre Club, The Shakespeare Theatre at the Folger, Crossroads Theatre Company, Mabou Mines, New Mexico Arts Division, San Diego Repertory Theatre, Art Emergency Coalition, Boston Coalition for Freedom of Expression, San Francisco Bay Area Coalition for Freedom of Expression, Committee for Artists' Rights, DiverseWorks, Seattle Coalition for Freedom of Expression, Long Beach Coalition for Freedom of Expression, Southeastern Center for Contemporary Art, SECCA, American Dance Festival, Winston-Salem Coalition for Freedom of Expression, Cleveland Public Theater, New Langton Arts, 1708 East Main, ACLU, INTAR, Anderson Gallery, Virginia Commonwealth University, Festivals of Freedom, Coastal Exchange III, Freedom of Expression Caravan, National Arts Emergency, NEA reauthorization, freedom of expression, censorship, content restrictions, First Amendment, NEA 4, Washington DC, New York, Boston, San Francisco, Chicago, Houston, San Antonio, Seattle, Los Angeles, Long Beach, Cleveland, Winston-Salem, Durham, Richmond, Austin, New Haven, New Brunswick, Oakland, Santa Fe, San Diego, New Orleans