NAAO Bulletin – April/May 1992
Charlotte Murphy, Jim Pomeroy, Roberto Bedoya, Holly Block, Pat Murphy, Joe Matuszak, Sylvia Orozco, Rudy Guglielmo, Cee Scott Brown, Fred Wilson, Marilyn Arsem, Jeff Gates, Julyen Norman, Betty Napolitan, Keith Antar Mason, Jon Winet, Penny Boyer, Victoria Reis, Sidney Yates, Jesse Helms, John Frohnmayer, Patrick Buchanan, Franklin Murphy, David Brinkley, Cokie Roberts, George Will, Sam Donaldson, Mira Frohnmayer, Toni Beauchamp, Allan Edmunds, Bob Gaylor, Suzy Kerr, Tom Nakashima, Peter Taub, Susan Wyatt, Helen Brunner, Inverna Lockpez, Louise Shaw, Nello McDaniel, Anne-Imelda Radice, Josh Baer, Eric Bogosian, Brad Brockman, Ariane Dewey, Marian Goodman, Ellen Harris, Jon Hendricks, Joseph Kosuth, Karen Kamen, Allan Schwartzman, Ann Tanenbaum, Lawrence Weiner, Martha Wilson, Linda Burnham, Tim Miller, Joe Smoke, Jocelyn Straus, Deborah Small, Elizabeth Sisco, Carla Kirkwood, Scott Kessler, Louis Hock, Ben Cameron, Cathe Burnham, Donald Wildmon, Nan Goldin, Sapphire, Kurt Hollander, Karen Finley, Holly Hughes, John Fleck, Robert Mapplethorpe, Andres Serrano, David Wojnarowicz, Barbara Boxer, Renny Pritikin, Roger Mandle, Nina Brock, Harvey Lichtenstein, Robert Garfias, Donald Hall, Wendy Luers, Roy Goodman, Ray Kingston, William Strickland, Catherine Woo, James Wood, Susan Lubowsky, Michael Brenson, Helen Frankenthaler, Arthur Mitchell, Marta Istomin, George White, Sally Brayley Bliss, David Baker, Roberta Peters, Ardis Krainik, National Endowment for the Arts, NEA, National Council on the Arts, NCA, Franklin Furnace, Highways, DiverseWorks, Los Angeles Center for Photographic Studies, LACPS, Artists Space, INTAR Gallery, INTAR, Nexus Contemporary Art Center, Art Resources International, ARI, Randolph Street Gallery, Brandywine Workshop, Center for Contemporary Arts, American Family Association, National Campaign for Freedom of Expression, NCFE, American Council for the Arts, National Press Club, American University School of Communication, MEXIC-ARTE Museum, Association of Performing Arts Presenters, APAP, Mid-America Arts Alliance, Mid Atlantic Arts Foundation, New England Foundation for the Arts, Portable Lower East Side Publications, Installation Gallery, California Lawyers for the Arts, Los Angeles Institute for Contemporary Art, LAICA, New Langton Arts, Brooklyn Academy of Music, BAM, Dance Theatre of Harlem, Art Institute of Chicago, National Jazz Service Organization, Joffrey II Dancers, Washington Project for the Arts, WPA, ArtFBI, Arizona Commission on the Arts, Beacon Street Gallery and Theatre, Buckham Gallery, Creative Time, Art in General, Mobius, 18th Street Arts Complex, Arts Center Gallery, N.A.M.E., Kansas City Artists Coalition, Acme Art Company, Cleveland Performance Art Festival, Detroit Artists Market, The Loft, John Michael Kohler Arts Center, The Art Studio, Real Art Ways, Dance Place, Delaware Center for Contemporary Arts, Maryland Art Place, Rosenberg Gallery, School 33 Art Center, Photographic Resource Center, The Space, Pittsburgh Filmmakers, Danforth Gallery, Visual Arts Center of Alaska, Beyond Baroque, Headlands Center for the Arts, Eye Gallery, Gallery Route One, 1800 Square Feet, Capp Street Project, San Francisco Arts Commission Gallery, Santa Barbara Contemporary ArtsForum, 1078 Gallery, 911 Media Arts Center, Documentaries NW, The Forum Gallery, Visual Studies Workshop, Downtown Art Company, Painting Space 122, Public Art Fund, Printed Matter, Brooklyn Waterfront Artists Coalition, BWAC, Organization of Independent Artists, Asian American Arts Centre, Space One Eleven, Artists' Alliance, Arlington Arts Center, Loft Theatre, New Arts Program, Deborah Riley Dance Projects, Latino Video Collective, Miller v. California, Wojnarowicz v. American Family Association, Finley v. NEA, Austin