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

Antonio Petracca, Jason Tannen, Pat Anderson, Rebecca Krafft, Charlotte Murphy, Inverna Lockpez, Louise Shaw, Lynn Schuette, Marilyn Arsem, Jessica Cusick, Susan Born-Ozment, Kim Haddow, Jody Haddow, Douglas Haddow, Michael Faubion, Nathan Lyons, Claudia Barker, Judith Teitelman, Gary Larson, Steven Benson, Andrea Einsley, Jeanne Lakso, Charles Cooper, Julie Fehrenbach, Elise Ferguson, Edsel Reid, Peter Taub, Jose Gonzalez, Rose Austin, Martha Winans, Mary Clark, Gere Baskin, Fern Shaffer, Nancy Steinmeyer, Jesus Negrete, Richard Andrews, David Fraher, Alene Valkanas, Susan Wheeler, Victor Sorell, Molly Jolly, Don Adams, Carolyn Berry, Robert Haywood, Karen Kleinfelder, Paul Laster, Alexander Lemski, Ruby Lerner, Rosanne Martin, Yvette Martini, Dmitri Matheny, Jean McLaughlin, Andy Ostheimer, Carla Peterson, Joseph Sanchez, Barbara Sexton, Susan Shutan, Daniel Tisdale, Murphy, Lockpez, Pyramid Arts Center, C.A.G.E., Cincinnati Artists' Group Effort, NEA, National Endowment for the Arts, NYSCA, New York State Council on the Arts, WPA, Works Progress Administration, Arts Midwest, Artemisia, INTAR Latin American Gallery, Beacon Street Gallery, Randolph Street Gallery, Detroit Focus, Visual Studies Workshop, Illinois Arts Alliance, C.A.I.D., Contemporary Arts Institute of Detroit, Mexican Cultural Institute, Mirarte Magazine, Printed Matter, LACE, Los Angeles Contemporary Exhibitions, Contemporary Arts Center, Hallwalls, Ohio Arts Council, Eastman Kodak, International Museum of Photography, Rochester Institute of Technology, Eastman School of Music, School for American Craftsmen, Genesee Early Music Guild, Writers & Books, Portable Channel, ROCLA, Rochester Committee on Latin America, Deaf Artists of America, National Technical Institute for the Deaf, NTID, Mid Atlantic Arts Foundation, Mendel Art Gallery, ACUCAA, Association of College University and Community Arts Administrators, Artspace, Artists' Alliance, Art Research International, Artists' Television Access, ATA, Asian American Dance Theatre, Asian Arts Institute, Bayfront Nato Center for the Arts, CARFAC, Canadian Artists' Representation, Le Front des Artistes Canadiens, Center for Arts Information, Centro Cultural de la Raza, The Clocktower, The Fabric Workshop, Gallery Route One, Headlands Art Center, Light Work, Community Darkrooms, New York Foundation for the Arts, Northwest Artists Workshop, Paper Press, P.S. 122, Soundwork, Temple Gallery, Yellow Springs Institute, Circuit Breakers Festival, ROCLA Festival, C.A.G.E. X-mas Bizarre, Pyramid Soup Kitchen, NAAO West Coast Regional Conference, Midwest Regional Conference, Alternative Spaces Collaborate, NEA Visual Arts Residency Program, NAAO Directory, TVC.A.G.E., Pipsqueaks and Whirligigs, Tugging the Worm, fiscal agent, arts funding, alternative spaces, arts education, Rochester, Cincinnati, Chicago, Detroit, Washington DC, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Finger Lakes

Rebecca Krafft, Charlotte Murphy, Susan Born-Ozment, Biff Henrich, Jeff Hoone, Mo Bahc, Jackie Battenfield, Nilda Peraza, Susan Wheeler, Robert Gaylor, M.K. Wegmann, Rebecca Lewis, Margo Machida, Michael Faubion, Tamara Blaschko, Richard Siegesmund, Rene Yanez, Frank Hodsoll, Joseph Brodsky, Paul DiMaggio, Linda Klosky, Michael Freeman, Rick Hernandez, Jason Tannen, Adnan King, Laurie Anderson, National Endowment for the Arts, NEA, Center for Contemporary Arts of Santa Fe, Santa Fe Chamber Music Festival, Santa Fe Arts Commission, Santa Fe Arts Alliance, Philip Glass Ensemble, New Mexico Arts Division, New York State Council on the Arts, NYSCA, Smithsonian Institution, The Association of American Cultures, TAAC, Austin Visual Arts Association, DiverseWorks, Jump-Start Performance, Lawndale Art and Performance Center, Society of Layerists in Multi-Media, Texas Fine Arts Association, Texas Commission on the Arts, LAICA, A.I.R. Gallery, Boulder Center for the Visual Arts, Community Education Center, The Dance Place, Intermedia Arts Minnesota, Michigan Gallery/Michigan Avenue Art Group, New Hampshire Art Association, Ammo Artists Exhibition, Arts Midwest, The Glassell School of Art, Museum of Fine Arts Houston, National Association for the Visual Arts, University of Texas at Dallas, Geoffrey Taber Gallery, White Walls, XS Gallery, International Sculpture Center, Sculpture Source, WPA Bookworks, Women's Workshop, Foundation for Today's Art, NEXUS, Pittsburgh Filmmakers, Mid-Atlantic Arts Foundation, California Arts Council, Southwest Craft Center, Pyramid Arts, WARM Gallery, Southern Arts Federation, Foundation for Art Resources, FAR, American Association of Museums, Washington Project for the Arts, Maryland Art Place, School 33 Art Center, Fabric Workshop, Beacon Street Gallery, Rockefeller Foundation, New ArtSpaces Conference, Hispanic Arts Summit, Mountain/Plains Regional Conference, cultural diversity, multiculturalism, Hispanic arts, NAAO Bulletin, Visual Arts Program, New York, Washington DC, Houston, Philadelphia, Minneapolis, San Antonio, Detroit, Santa Fe, Cincinnati, Brooklyn, Columbus, Boulder, Manchester, Carson City, Puerto Rico

Roberto Bedoya, Holly Block, Pat Murphy, Rudy Guglielmo, Dan Wasil, Marilyn Arsem, Cee Brown, Biff Henrich, Alice Lovelace, Katherine Marczuk, Betty Napolitan, Sylvia Orozco, Fred Wilson, Paul Wittenbraker, Jason Tannen, Sherman Fleming, Charlotte Murphy, Penny Boyer, Mary Drayton-Hill, Bettina Bell, Chris Westberg, William Buckley, Kimberly Camp, Kim Haddow, John Moore, Susan Wyatt, Elizabeth Murray, Eric Fischl, Larry McMurtry, Bill Viola, Judy Baca, Alfonse D'Amato, D'Amato, Richard Armey, Armey, Ron Silver, Gordon Davidson, Gerald Blatherwick, Fred Lazarus, Carol Becker, Scott Tyler, David Nelson, Harold Washington, Monty Lobb, Jerry Kirk, Chad Wick, Charles Luken, Ruth Weisberg, Carl Rubin, Edward Donnellon, Robert Byrd, Claiborne Pell, Strom Thurmond, Robert Garfias, Roger Mandle, Marcia Laing Golden, Christina Orr-Cahall, Leonard Bernstein, Elizabeth Sico, Lynne Cheney, Joseph Papp, Bruce Fein, John Frohnmayer, Frohnmayer, Jesse Helms, Helms, Karen Finley, Finley, Holly Hughes, Hughes, John Fleck, Dana Rohrabacher, David Wojnarowicz, Joy Silverman, Inverna Lockpez, Andres Serrano, Serrano, Robert Mapplethorpe, Mapplethorpe, David Baker, Phyllis Berney, Sally Brayley Bliss, Nina Brock, Phyllis Curtin, Joseph Epstein, Helen Frankenthaler, Roy Goodman, Mel Harris, Margaret Hillis, Bob Johnson, M. Ray Kingston, Ardis Krainik, Harvey Lichtenstein, Wendy Luers, Talbot McCarty, Arthur Mitchell, Carlos Moseley, Jacob Neusner, Lloyd Richards, Jocelyn Levi Straus, James Wood, John Brademas, Kitty Carlisle Hart, Leonard Garment, Kay Goodwin, Joan Harris, Peter Kyros, Charles McWhorter, Rosalind Wyman, John Agresti, Theresa Bernardi, National Endowment for the Arts, NEA, National Campaign for Freedom of Expression, NCFE, Art in General, Beacon Street Gallery, Arizona Commission for the Arts, Mobius, Creative Time, CEPA Gallery, Center on Contemporary Art, MEXIC-ARTE Multi-Cultural Works, Bronx Council on the Arts, Urban Institute for Contemporary Arts, The Arts Exchange, Florida Center for Contemporary Art, Los Angeles Contemporary Exhibitions, LACE, C.A.G.E., Citizens for Community Values, CCV, Robert Mapplethorpe Foundation, College Art Association, CAA, National Council on Education in the Ceramic Arts, NCECA, 700 Club, Corcoran Gallery of Art, MARS, Art Matters, Princeton's Institute for Advanced Study, National Gallery of Art, New York Shakespeare Festival, Festival Latino, Movement Research, Chicago Symphony Chorus, School of the Art Institute of Chicago, COCA, American Council for the Arts, Maryland Institute College of Art, SPARC, Washington Project for the Arts, Southern Exposure, Contemporary Arts Center, Artists Space, Greer Margolis Mitchell and Associates, Experimental Gallery-Smithsonian Institution, Theatre Communications Group, American Civil Liberties Union, ACLU, Brooklyn Academy of Music, Yale Repertory Theatre, Yale School of Drama, Art Institute of Chicago, Dance Theatre of Harlem, Lyric Opera of Chicago, San Antonio Performing Arts Association, Indiana University School of Music, Charter 77 Foundation, Joffrey II Dancers, Missouri Arts Council, The Perfect Moment, Piss Christ, Piss Helms, X Portfolio, 7th NAAO Conference, NAAO Bulletin, NAAO Flashes, NAAO Directory, Update Dance USA, OBSCENE ART IS AN OXYMORON, NEA reauthorization, freedom of expression, censorship, First Amendment, obscenity pledge, peer panel process, NEA 4, Helms amendment, Washington DC, New York, Chicago, Los Angeles, Cincinnati, San Francisco, Phoenix, Atlanta, Boston, Buffalo, Austin, Tampa, Seattle

Roberto Bedoya, Holly Block, Pat Murphy, Rudy Guglielmo, Dan Wasil, Marilyn Arsem, Cee Brown, Sherman Fleming, Biff Henrich, Alice Lovelace, Katherine Marczuk, Betty Napolitan, Sylvia Orozco, Fred Wilson, Paul Wittenbraker, Charlotte Murphy, Penny Boyer, Mary Drayton-Hill, Chris Westberg, William Buckley, Kimberly Camp, Kim Haddow, John Moore, Susan Wyatt, George Haddow, Joy Silverman, Ileana Futter, Harrison Hickman, David Mitchell, David Acosta, Ted Berger, Jeffrey Chester, Anne Focke, Diane Grams, Jan Brooks Loyd, David Mendoza, Patrick Scott, Bettina Bell, Alexander Gray, David Baker, Phyllis Berney, Sally Brayley Bliss, Nina Brock, Phyllis Curtin, Joseph Epstein, Helen Frankenthaler, Roy Goodman, Mel Harris, Margaret Hillis, Bob Johnson, M. Ray Kingston, Ardis Krainik, Harvey Lichtenstein, Wendy Luers, Talbot McCarty, Arthur Mitchell, Carlos Moseley, Jacob Neusner, Lloyd Richards, Jocelyn Levi Straus, James Wood, Joel Snyder, Michael Nash, Harvey Gantt, Mark Pauline, Bill T. Jones, Michael Moore, John Agresi, Theresa Bernardi, John Brademas, David Connor, Leonard Garment, Mary Lang Golden, Kay Goodwin, Kitty Carlisle Hart, Joan Harris, Peter Kyros, Charles McWhorter, Rosalind Wyman, Thornton Dial, Norma Munn, Ralph Regula, Mina Wise, Harlan Ellison, Philip Arnoult, John Frohnmayer, Frohnmayer, Jesse Helms, Helms, Joe McCarthy, Karen Finley, Finley, Holly Hughes, Hughes, Tim Miller, John Fleck, National Endowment for the Arts, NEA, National Campaign for Freedom of Expression, NCFE, Pew Charitable Trusts, Experimental Gallery-Smithsonian Institution, Greer Margolis Mitchell and Associates, Hickman-Maslin Research, Arts Emergency Coalition, New York Foundation for the Arts, Creative Time, Committee for Artists Rights, Chicago Artists Coalition, Artist Trust, Independent Feature Project, Art in General, Beacon Street Gallery, Arizona Commission for the Arts, Mobius, CEPA Gallery, Center on Contemporary Art, MEXIC-ARTE Multi-Cultural Works, Bronx Council on the Arts, Urban Institute for Contemporary Arts, The Arts Exchange, Florida Center for Contemporary Art, Los Angeles Contemporary Exhibitions, LACE, Brooklyn Academy of Music, Yale Repertory Theatre, Yale School of Drama, Art Institute of Chicago, Dance Theatre of Harlem, Lyric Opera of Chicago, San Antonio Performing Arts Association, Indiana University School of Music, Charter 77 Foundation, Joffrey II Dancers, Missouri Arts Council, Southern California Coalition for Responsible Government, Harvey Gantt for Senate Campaign, North Carolina Artists for Freedom of Expression, ArtFBI, Artists for a Better Image, Illinois Arts Alliance, Survival Research Laboratories, Families Against Censorship and Sexism, FACS, Catholic League for Religious and Civil Rights, Civil Liberties Union of Massachusetts, Dickstein Shapiro Morin, New York University, New York State Council on the Arts, St. John's College, New York City Arts Coalition, About Productions, Artweek, Washington Project for the Arts, Artists Space, Los Angeles Theatre Center, Chicano Expressions, The Beginning of the World, Lewitzky v. Frohnmayer, Kostmayer amendment, Henry amendment, Crane amendment, Williams amendment, Coleman-Gunderson amendment, Traficant amendment, Rohrabacher amendment, Grandy amendment, NEA reauthorization, freedom of expression, censorship, First Amendment, NEA 4, obscenity pledge, decency clause, peer panel process, independent commission, Artist Projects New Forms, Inter-Arts program, NAAO Bulletin, Washington DC, New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, Boston, San Francisco, Seattle, Philadelphia, Atlanta, Austin, Tampa, Phoenix, Buffalo, Grand Rapids, San Antonio, Durham, Charlotte, Raleigh

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

Roberto Bedoya, Holly Block, Pat Murphy, Rudy Guglielmo, Dan Wasil, Marilyn Arsem, Cee Brown, Biff Henrich, Alice Lovelace, Katherine Marczuk, Betty Napolitan, Sylvia Orozco, Fred Wilson, Paul Wittenbraker, Charlotte Murphy, Penny Boyer, Mary Drayton-Hill, Chris Westberg, Sherman Fleming, John Frohnmayer, Frohnmayer, Jesse Helms, Helms, Dana Rohrabacher, Pat Williams, Sidney Yates, Philip Crane, Ted Kennedy, Karen Finley, Finley, Holly Hughes, Hughes, John Fleck, Tim Miller, Andres Serrano, Robert Mapplethorpe, Mapplethorpe, Annie Sprinkle, David Wojnarowicz, Yoko Ono, Nan Goldin, Yvonne Rainer, Dennis Barrie, Tom Bradley, Joy Silverman, Ellen Yaroshefsky, David Ross, Mike Kelley, Elisabeth Sussman, Graham Beal, Holliday Day, Douglas Hyland, Susana Torruella Leval, Rodney Slemmons, Helen Cooper, Madeleine Grynsztejn, Edward Lemberck, George Shackelford, Jeffrey Wechsler, Philip Yenawine, Dara Birnbaum, Richard Kahan, Amanda Burden, Christopher Dodd, Luis Camnitzer, Jane Farver, Mac Wellman, Ron Ehmke, Art in General, Beacon Street Gallery, Arizona Commission for the Arts, Mobius, Creative Time, CEPA Gallery, Center on Contemporary Art, MEXIC-ARTE Multi-Cultural Works, Bronx Council on the Arts, Urban Institute for Contemporary Arts, The Arts Exchange, Florida Center for Contemporary Art, Los Angeles Contemporary Exhibitions, LACE, National Endowment for the Arts, NEA, National Campaign for Freedom of Expression, NCFE, American Family Association, Contemporary Arts Center, Institute of Contemporary Art, Artists Space, New School for Social Research, Newport Harbor Art Museum, Bella Lewitzky Dance Company, General Accounting Office, GAO, Volunteer Lawyers for the Arts, VLA, Artvue, Committee for the Arts CFTA, Beverly Hills Bar Association, Couturier Gallery, Jan Baum Gallery, LA Coalition for Freedom of Expression, Latino Writers Association, Margo Leavin Gallery, National Alliance of Media Arts Centers, NAMAC, Pacifica Foundation, PEN Center USA/West, Polaris Inc., SITE, Visual Art Access, Pentacle, American Poetry Review, Arizona State University, Art Institute of Southern California, Coordinating Council of Literary Magazines, Paris Review, Gettysburg Review, Jewish Community Center of Greater Philadelphia, Jewish Community Museum, Los Angeles Festival, New York Shakespeare Festival, Northern California Grantmakers, Oregon Shakespeare Festival, Penn State University, Radio Bilingue, Time and Space Ltd., University of Iowa Press, Long Beach/Orange County Coalition for Freedom of Expression, Los Angeles Coalition for Freedom of Expression, San Francisco Bay Area Coalition for Freedom of Expression, Committee for Artists' Rights, Boston Coalition for Freedom of Expression, Helms Unites Artists Against Censorship, HUACC, Minneapolis Coalition for Freedom of Expression, Citizens Action to Save Arts, CASA, Rochester Artists Coalition, Get sMART!, Media Against Censorship, MACIII, Winston-Salem Coalition for Freedom of Expression, Charlotte Coalition for Freedom of Expression, Tri-City Coalition for Freedom of Expression, Arts Emergency Coalition, Seattle Coalition for Freedom of Expression, B.A.A.R.C., Buffalo Artists Against Repression and Censorship, Hallwalls, Artpark, Cornerstone Theater, Theatre for the New City, Survival Research Laboratories, Station House Opera, Gran Fury, BACA Downtown, DCTV, Center for Constitutional Rights, ACLU, Squeaky Buffalo/Buffalo Media Resources, Piss Christ, The Perfect Moment, Tongues of Flame, Sincerely Forever, Lewitzky v. Frohnmayer, Miller v. California, Williams/Coleman amendment, Hatch amendment, Grandy amendment, Helms amendment, Arts Humanities and Museums Amendments of 1990, HR 4825, NEA 4, censorship, freedom of expression, NEA reauthorization, obscenity pledge, decency clause, peer panel process, First Amendment, NAAO Inquiry, NAAO Bulletin, OBSCENE ART IS AN OXYMORON, Los Angeles, New York, Chicago, San Francisco, Atlanta, Minneapolis, Boston, Washington DC, Buffalo, Cincinnati, Philadelphia, Austin, Tampa, Phoenix, Seattle, Grand Rapids, Lewiston, Fresno, Ashland, Birmingham, Winston-Salem, Charlotte, Durham

Guillermo Gomez-Peña, Ellen Sebastian, Amalia Mesa-Bains, Tim Miller, Roberto Bedoya, Holly Block, Pat Murphy, Rudy Guglielmo, Dan Wasil, Marilyn Arsem, Cee Brown, Biff Henrich, Alice Lovelace, Katherine Marczuk, Betty Napolitan, Sylvia Orozco, Fred Wilson, Paul Wittenbraker, Charlotte Murphy, Penny Boyer, Mary Drayton-Hill, Chris Westberg, Sidney Yates, Lenwood Sloan, Barbara Link, Mel Chin, Tad Savinar, Randy McAusland, Susan Lubowsky, Susan Zedder, Holly Hughes, Hughes, Karen Finley, Finley, John Malpede, Peri Jude Radecic, John Frohnmayer, Frohnmayer, Judy Chicago, Robert Mapplethorpe, Mapplethorpe, John Fleck, Luis Camnitzer, Julianne Ross Davis, Jane Farver, Drew Oliver, Ted Kennedy, Bob Kastenmeier, Ed Markey, Carole Vance, Brian Wallis, Joyce Dinkins, David Dinkins, Neal Cuthbert, Michael Draper, National Campaign for Freedom of Expression, NCFE, Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts, Pew Charitable Trusts, Citizens' Environmental Coalition, National Gay & Lesbian Task Force, NGLTF, National Artists Equity Association, Artpaper, The Arts Exchange, ATLATL, Center on Contemporary Art, COCA, The Kitchen, Washington Project for the Arts, WPA, Franklin Furnace Archive, Visual AIDS, CUNY-Herbert Lehman College, National Endowment for the Arts, NEA, Downtown Art Co., The Arts Company, Arts Center Gallery, Beacon Street Gallery & Theatre, Chicago Artists' Coalition, Near Northwest Arts Council, New Harmony Gallery of Contemporary Art, Detroit Artists Market, Film in the Cities, Intermedia Arts Minnesota, Southern Theatre, Resources & Counseling/United Arts, C.A.G.E., Spaces, Individual Artists of Oklahoma, The Art Studio, Bridge Center for Contemporary Art, DiverseWorks Inc., Houston Center for Photography, Jump-Start Performance Co., Lawndale Art and Performing Center, Women & Their Work, Danforth Gallery, Howard County Arts Council, Maryland Art Place, New Arts Program, CEPA Gallery, Fabric Workshop, Prints in Progress, Photographic Resource Center, Polarities Inc., Rosenberg Gallery, Goucher College, School 33 Art Center, Hera Gallery, Hera Educational Foundation, Washington Center for Photography, Full Circle Dance Company, Artifacts Artist Group, Arts on the Park, Alternate ROOTS, Catalyst Inc., Several Dancers Core, Nexus Contemporary Art Center, Appalshop, Artswatch, Spirit Square Center for the Arts, Memphis Center for Contemporary Art, Ki Theatre, 1708 East Main, John Michael Kohler Arts Center, Walker's Point Center for the Arts, Armory Center for the Arts, Capp Street Project, Footwork, Headlands Center for the Arts, Los Angeles Center for Photographic Studies, LACPS, Los Angeles Contemporary Exhibitions, LACE, New Langton Arts, San Francisco Arts Commission Gallery, San Francisco Artspace, San Francisco Art Institute, Santa Barbara Contemporary Arts Forum, Santa Monica Museum of Art, Southern Exposure, Women's Building, XS Gallery, SPARC, Social & Public Art Resource Center, SF Camerawork, Sushi Performance and Visual Art Gallery, Art in General, BACA Downtown, Dixon Place/Open Channels NY Inc., The Drawing Center, Harvestworks, Independent Curators Incorporated, Intar Gallery, Lower East Side Print Shop, Lower Manhattan Cultural Council, LMCC, New York Foundation for the Arts, Organization of Independent Artists, Performance Space 122, Ping Chong & Co., Public Art Fund, Rotunda Gallery, Spontaneous Combustion/Laziza Videodance & Lumia Project, White Columns, Artists Space, Snug Harbor Cultural Center/Newhouse Center for Contemporary Art, The Dinner Party, Day Without Art, Night Without Light, 7th NAAO Conference, NAAO Inventory, NAAO Bulletin, OBSCENE ART IS AN OXYMORON, Williams/Coleman amendment, HR 101-971, Visual Artists Rights Act of 1990, HR 5316, decency clause, NEA reauthorization, NEA 4, Art World 7, censorship, multiculturalism, Columbus quincentenary, McCarthyism, freedom of expression, VAO panel, obscenity pledge, peer panel process, AIDS crisis, Washington DC, New York, Chicago, Houston, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Atlanta, Minneapolis, Philadelphia, Boston, Baltimore, Brooklyn, Cincinnati, Cleveland, Milwaukee, San Antonio, El Paso, Louisville, Charlotte, Memphis, Richmond, Pasadena, Santa Barbara, Santa Monica, San Diego, Buffalo, Austin, Miami, Seattle, Portland, Phoenix