The New Artsspace Conference, Los Angeles, 1978: Attendee List and Program
The New Artsspace, Miramar Hotel, Santa Monica, Los Angeles, Los Angeles Institute of Contemporary Art, LAICA, Raymundo Albano, David Aksevold, Bob Alderette, Lois Allan, Genevieve Alpert, Oliver Andrews, Daphne Anderson, John Anderson, Richard Armstrong, Roy Ascott, Michael Asher, Ruth Askey, Helene Aylon, Marsha Bailey, John Baldessari, Dorothy Bannies, Bill Bartlett, Jan Baum, Liza Bear, Mary Beebe, Susan Von Berckefeldt, Barbara Bernstein, Gerda Meyer Bernstein, Marcella Bienvenue, Jo-Anne Birnie Danzker, Nancy Blanchard, Linda Blumberg, Jessica Bradley, Kenon Breazeale, Francis Brown, Susan Brown, Sylvia Brown, Sister Veronica Brutosky, Chris Burden, Linda Burnham, Jan Butterfield, Annette Carlozzi, Cecille Caterson, Germano Celant, Claudia Chapline, John Cheatham, Charles Clough, Sherry Cohen, Brian Conley, Lee Cooper, Claire Copley, Steven Cortright, Linda Covit, Ruth Cummings, Renato Danese, Lowell Darling, Shayne Davidson, Edit deAK, Kirk deGooyer, Alice Denny, Fernando Doty, Margaret Douglas, Elizabeth Doyle, Nancy Drew, Richard Dunlap, Julie Duschenes, Mary Beth Edelson, Greg Edwards, Jim Elliott, Ellen Ekedal, Robert Ellis, James Fell, Elaine Feldman, Alice Fellows, Bruce Fier, Anita Fisk, Anne Focke, Norma Fox, Peter Frank, Fritz Frauchiger, Helene Fried, Kenneth Friedman, Peggy Gale, Eldon Garnet, Cindy Gaynor, Leslie Gehry, Sherry Geldin, Beatrice Gersh, Hal Glicksman, Suzanne Gillies, Roselee Goldberg, Betty Gold, Stephen Goldstine, Joni Gordon, Shea Gordon, Cassandra Grant, M.A. Gribin, Ruth Gribin, Claude Grosselin, Sybil Griffin, Tony Gump, Kay Leigh Hagan, Judy Hamlin, Freya Hamsall, Stephen Harlow, Lisa Harris, Walton Harris, Dana Haussamen, Alanna Heiss, Suzanne Hellmuth, Lynn Hershman, Virginia Hillix, Evelyn Hitchcock, Barry Holden, Judy Hoffberg, Pat Hogan, Anders Holmquist, Patricia Hook, Henry Hopkins, Walter Hopps, Kathy Huffman, David Hupert, Lorig Injejikian, Bob Irwin, Ruth Iskin, Geoffrey James, Joyce Jacobson, Connie Jenkins, Sharon Jesik, Dana Kane, Carol Kaufman, Craig Kaufman, Janet Kardon, Mel Katz, Viva Kavan, Dick Keaveny, Joanne Kelly, Russell Keziere, Lyn Kienholz, Chigger King, William Kirby, Robin Kirck, Katie Kalpper, Beatrice Kolliner, Henry Korn, Suzanne Lacy, Lynn Landis, Kay Larson, Betty Laucks, Ed Levine, Constance Lewallen, Glenn Lewis, Marien Lewis, Philip Linhares, Carl Loeffler, Janet Lofquist, Melinda Lorenz, Joan Lyons, Mary MacArthur, Michael MacTavish, Elizabeth McClelland, Cindy McCoy, Robert McGinley, Donald Marshall, Tom Marioni, Masashi Matsumoto, Mariette Martin, Susan Martin, James Melchert, Susan Meissner, Arnold Mesches, Ruth Meyer, Jean Milant, Judith Miller, John Miller, Laura Millin, Mary Jane Min, Eudorah Moore, Judith Moran, Michael Morris, N.C. Morris, Mike Robinson, Kay Mortenson, Phyllis Muldavin, Molly Mullin, Bernice Murphy, Jim Murray, Nancy Myers-Leavitt, Nantandy, Marty Nash, Linda Neaman, Richard Newton, Kevin Noble, Al Nodal, Robert Oberhand, Kathy O'Dell, Brian O'Daugherty, Patrick O'Connell, Anita O'Neill, Salvatore Orlando, Lillian Palez, Marc Pally, Joanne Parrent, Pierre Picot, Sheila Pinkel, Melissa Piper, Phyllis Plous, Jim Pomeroy, Richard Posner, Shawn Preus, Reynold Pritikin, Steve Raiken, Michael Reagan, Stephen Reichard, James Reinish, Jock Reynolds, Peter Richards, Clark Richert, Clive Robertson, Walter Robinson, Tanya Rosenberg, David Ross, Gail Rubini, Flora Rudolph, Margo Rush, Dana Rust, David Ryan, Joel Safranek, Jerry Saltz, Diana Samet, Ann Sanchez, Joseph Sanchez, Norie Sato, Karen Schneiderman, Colleen Schreck, Tad Sekind, Marilyn Sell, Mitchell Sgrop, Willoughby Sharp, Babs Shapiro, Helen Shlien, Doug Sigurdson, Doni Silver, Jim Silverman, Susan Singer, Judy Simonian, Howard Singerman, Ingrid Sischy, Barbara Smith, Robert Smith, Michael Smith, Jim Snitzer, Jane Starosciak, Robert Stearns, Marina Stewart, Ellen Stewart, Ellen Stuart, Mary Stofflet, Beth Ames Swartz, Warren Tanner, Suzy Ticho, Morgan Thomas, Marcia Tucker, Mark Trilling, Stewart Turnquist, William Uphoff, Jeffrey Valance, Robin Van Lear, Renee Van Halm, Maria Vella, Irene Von Zahn, Peggy Wade, D.R. Wagner, Karen Wagner, Brenda Wallace, Ian Wallace, Sue Ellen Waller, Prudence Warde, Ragland Watkins, Arnold Wechsler, Theresa Weedy, Lawrence Weiner, Harry Weisburd, Helene Winer, Martha Wilson, Glen White, Deborah Whitehurst, Barbara Whitney, Guy Whitney, Mark Williams, Meghan Williams, Clair Wolfe, Paul Wong, Thomas Woodruff, James Woods, Melinda Wortz, Fred Worden, Susan Wyatt, Joel Wachs, Allan Kaprow, MK Wegman, Dav Det Hompson, Kathy Zimmerer, Elyn Zimmerman, Jon Zimmers, Portland Center for Visual Arts, Institute for Art and Urban Resources, IAUR, National Endowment for the Arts, NEA, Contemporary Art Center, CETA Programs Division, New York State Council on the Arts, Canada Council, and/or, NCFA, Smithsonian Institute, Women's Building, Long Beach Museum of Art, The Kitchen, 80 Langton Street, Hallwalls, ARCO Center for Visual Arts, Whitney Museum of American Art, Mount St. Mary's College, Double X, A.I.R., A.R.C., WARM, Art Metropole, University Art Museum, Franklin Furnace, La Jolla Museum of Contemporary Art, Artists Space, Art-Rite, ARTRITE, Wright State University, San Francisco Art Institute, Philadelphia College of Art, Minneapolis College of Art & Design, Western Front, Western Front Society, N.A.M.E. Gallery, Umbrella, La Mamelle Inc., Printed Matter, Arton's, Centerfold, Otis Art Institute, Creative Time Inc., The Floating Museum, San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, Museum of Conceptual Art, Visual Studies Workshop, Organization of Independent Artists, OIA, The New Museum, Franklin St. Arts Center Inc., Boston Visual Artists Union, The End Room, Cultural Center of the Philippines, University of the Pacific, Golden West College, Arnold Gallery, UCLA, Foster Goldstrom Fine Arts, Artweek, Womanart Magazine, Baker/Rapoport/Wick, Open Space Gallery, Jan Baum/Iris Silverman Gallery, Center for New Art Activities Inc., E.B. Crocker Art Gallery, Visual Artist Galleries Organization, Vancouver Art Gallery, Motion, Art City, MAEP, National Registry for Religious Women Artists, Arts Magazine, Ohio State University Gallery of Fine Art, Walker Art Center, I.D.E.A., Upstairs Art Association, Santa Barbara Contemporary Arts Forum, Powerhouse Gallery, Open Gallery, California Institute of the Arts, CalArts, University of California Riverside, Washington Project for the Arts, Omnisite Chicago, Studio Z, Malone Art Gallery, Loyola Marymount University, Artspace Magazine, Fier Artworks, Women Artists Group, Collation, Institute for Advanced Studies in Contemporary Art, Impulse, Arthur Street Gallery, Plug In Inc., Newspace, Neighborhood Arts Project, Neighborhood Arts, Fellows of Contemporary Art, Artspace, Forrest Avenue Consortium, Optica, Sonoma County Arts Council, Not Inc., California State University Dominguez Hills, Colors of the Wind, University of Judaism, Some Serious Business, XX, All of the Above, St. Paul Art Collective, Eclectic Cooperative Gallery, Western Michigan University, Video Free America, Criteria, Armory for the Arts, Winnipeg Art Gallery, Center for Contemporary Music, Independent Curators Inc., Lower Manhattan Cultural Council, Art Center Association, Municipal Arts Department, Foundation for Art Resources, A Space, South of Market Cultural Center, University of California Santa Barbara, UCSB, NOVA, Santa Barbara Museum of Art, Cirrus, The Evergreen State College, ARC Gallery, California Design, L.A.C.E., Australian Gallery Directors Council, WAAM, CEPA, Artists for Economic Action, Center for the Visual Arts, SELE, Word Works Gallery, IPD Gallery, Satellite Video Exchange, Exploratorium, Criss-Cross, Voicespondence, Parallelogramme-Annpac, Chicago Books, West Hubbard Gallery, Art Place Inc., Center Gallery, Artist's Resource Forum, Scottsdale Center for the Arts, California Confederation of the Arts, C.T.S. Designs, DeYoung Museum, Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco, Parallel Galleries, Minnesota Artists Exhibition Program, Eye Level Gallery, Arizona Arts Council, Tanar Gallery, San Francisco Camerawork Inc., Environmental Communications, Satellite Video Exchange Society, Video Inn, Arts Council of Hawaii, Studio Watts Endowment Fund, University of California Irvine, High Performance, Northcoast Arts, Emily Carr College of Art, Modern Contemporary Art Council, Open Ring Gallery, Arizona Commission on the Arts
The New Artsspace Conference, Los Angeles, 1978: Conference Reactions and Related Materials
Michael Asher, David Askevold, John Baldessari, Dorit Cypis, Fred Lonidier, Morgan Fisher, Allan Kaprow, Kathy Kaufman, Bill Leavitt, Gary Lloyd, Sheila Pinkel, Susan Rosenfeld, Paul Tzanetopoulos, Wanda Westcoast, Ellyn Zimmerman, Virginia Hillix, Phil Patton, Naum Gabo, Gyorgy Kepes, Guilio Argan, Los Angeles Institute of Contemporary Art, LAICA, Art Research Center Group, On The Spot Duplicators, Art in America, The New Arts Space
NAAO Membership Form, February 1993
New Artspaces III Conference, Washington Project for the Arts, DC, 1982: Program and Agenda
Joseph Celli, Real Art Ways, Claire Copley, Patricia Cruz,, Anne Focke , and/or, Matthew Geller, Linda Goode-Bryant, Just Above Midtown, Rockne Krebs, Al Nodal, Renny Pritikin, 80 Langton Street, Bob Smith, LAICA, M.K. Wegmann, Contemporary Arts Center,
Campbell, Peachey, & Associates,
Diana Hart,
Pla/Mauro Associates
Letter from M.K. Wegmann (Contemporary Arts Center New Orleans) about the steering committee formed after the New Artspaces II Conference, 1981
MK Wegmann, Anne Focke, Linda Goode Bryant, Al Nodal, Bob Smith, Marcia Tucker, Michael Lomax, Jeff Moe, Alvin Reiss, Claire Copley, Joseph Celli, Marilyn Crank, Dorit Cypis, Renny Pritikin, Patricia Miller, Matthew Geller, Don Marshall, Marilyn Levin, Connie Beardsley, Robert Canizaro, Lynn Kearney, Anita Contini O'Neill, Sylvia DeSwaan Ames, Rita Starpattern, Robert McGinley, Laura Lieberman, Joellen Bard, Contemporary Arts Center, and/or, Just Above Midtown/Downtown, Washington Project for the Arts, WPA, Los Angeles Institute for Contemporary Art, LAICA, New Museum, Real Art Ways, Creative Arts Resources, Foundation for Art Resources, 80 Langton Street, Randolph Street Gallery, Collaborative Projects, Jackson Arts Alliance, Pittsburgh Film-Makers, Contemporary Art Workshop, Creative Time, Sculpture Space, Women and Their Work, On The Boards, Art Papers, Association of Artist-Run Galleries, Chicago Books, National Endowment for the Arts, NEA, Beyond Survival New Artspaces II
Photo Gallery
“Rooms with a point of view” by Kay Larson, ARTnews, October 1977
Kay Larson, Renato Danese, Brian O'Doherty, Jerry Saltz, Jim Melchert, Bob Smith, Anne Focke, Mary Beebe, Alanna Heiss, Dana Rust, Walter Gabrielson, Dennis Kowalski, Andrea Blum, Martha Wilson, Robert Ashley, Simone Forti, Jock Reynolds, Jim Pomeroy, Robert Morris, Red Grooms, ARTnews, N.A.M.E. Gallery, Los Angeles Institute of Contemporary Art, LAICA, Portland Center for Visual Arts, PCVA, Institute for Art and Urban Resources, Clocktower, PS 1, and/or, La Mamelle, Franklin Furnace, Kitchen Center for Video and Music, Artists Space, Committee for the Visual Arts, Boston Visual Artists Union, Some Serious Business, Minneapolis Artists' Exhibition Program, 80 Langton Street, Northwest Artists Workshop, National Endowment for the Arts, NEA, AACM, A.I.R. Gallery, Artpark, Brand Library Art Center, Creative Time, Heresies, Articulations, Alternative art spaces, Artist-run spaces, NEA Workshop Program, Post-studio art
“A Clean, Well-Lighted Space” by Alice Steinbach, Cultural Post, July-August 1977
Alternative exhibition spaces, run by artists for artists, are helping the avant-garde go public
Workshops Alternative Spaces
The New Artsspace Conference, Los Angeles, 1978: Commissioned Essays & Summary of Alternative Visual Arts Organizations
Bob Smith, Lorig Injejikian, Bridget Reak-Johnson, Peter Plagens, Walter Askin, Claire Copley, Helene Fried, Larry Gagosian, Charles Garabedian, Murray Gribin, Lyn Kienholz, Connie Lewallen, Monroe Price, DeWain Valentine, Elyn Zimmerman, Guy Whitney, Alanna Heiss, James Pomeroy, Henry Hopkins, Robert Stearns, Ruth Iskin, Edward Levine, Anne Focke, Lynn Hershman, Martha Wilson, Edit deAk, Walter Robinson, Robert Smith, Lawrence Alloway, Marcia Tucker, Judy Chicago, Ed Ruscha, Terry Allen, Thomas Messer, June Wayne, Linda Nochlin, Ulises Carrion, Bern Porter, Dieter Rot, Los Angeles Institute of Contemporary Art, LAICA, N.A.M.E. Gallery, A.I.R. Gallery, ARC Gallery, Artemisia Gallery, PS 1, Clocktower, La Mamelle, Floating Museum, Womanspace, Women's Building, Womanhouse, Interart Center, Franklin Furnace Archive, Artists Space, Boston Visual Artists Union, Media Equipment Resource Center, New York State Council on the Arts, National Endowment for the Arts, NEA, CETA, Illinois Arts Council, A Space, Nightingale Arts Council, and/or, Armory for the Arts, Art Metropole, Art Research Center, Art-Rite Publishing Company, Committee for the Visual Arts, Arton's, Artpark, Association of Artist-Run Galleries, Atlanta Art Workers Coalition, CEPA Gallery, Contemporary Arts Center, Creative Time, Criss-Cross, Double X, Fine Arts Gallery Mount St. Mary's College, Forrest Avenue Consortium, Foundation for Today's Art, NEXUS, Hallwalls, Hera Educational Foundation, Independent Curator's Incorporated, Kitchen Center for Video and Music, 80 Langton Street, Los Angeles Contemporary Exhibitions, Contemporary Media Study Center, 55 Mercer, Minneapolis Institute of Arts, Museum of Conceptual Art, Museum of Temporary Art, New Museum, Open Ring Galleries, Optica, Organization of Independent Artists, Philadelphia College of Art Gallery, Portland Center for the Visual Arts, Printed Matter, PUMPS Centre for the Arts Society, San Francisco Art Institute, Site Cite Sight, Some Serious Business, Southeastern Center for Contemporary Art, Satellite Video Exchange Society, Video Free America, Visual Studies Workshop, Washington Project for the Arts, Western Front Society, Women Artists Group of the Northwest, Woodstock Community Video, 112 Workshop, Vancouver Gallery of Art, Afterimage, Vanguard, File, X Magazine, LAICA Journal, Interfunktionen, Vile, Alternative art spaces, Artist-run spaces, Artists' books, Alternative periodicals, Women's art movement, Video art, Performance art, Contemporary Art Museum Houston, Guggenheim, WARH
The New Artsspace Conference, Los Angeles, 1978: LAICA Response Letter
Invitation for Anne Focke to attend NEA Visual Arts Alternative Spaces Meeting Called By Brian O’Doherty, October 6, 1976
Postcard from Sylvia DeSwaan (Director of Sculpture Space) to Charlotte Murphy
Artists Space: 1990 Programs
“At the Corcoran, a Chilling Case of Censorship” by Charlotte Murphy, The Washington Post, June 18, 1989
NEA Field Hearing, Brooklyn Museum, October 28, 1991
Alec Baldwin, Kathleen Turner, Eric Bogosian, Chuck Close, Christopher Reeve, Inverna Lockpez, Arthur Levitt, Bob Buck, Jane Bello, Mary Hays, Laura Handman, Peggy Ayers, Agnes Gund, Donald Moffett, Danny Tisdale, Barbara Tate, Steve Tennen, Barbara Boxer, Major Owens, Glenn English, Gerald Kleczka, Gary Condit, Ray Thornton, Christopher Cox, Dick Zimmer, Scott Klug, Jesse Helms, The Creative Coalition, People for the American Way, INTAR Gallery, Economic Development Corporation of New York City, Brooklyn Museum, Association of Hispanic Arts, New York State Council on the Arts, Volunteer Lawyers for the Arts, Robert Sterling Clark Foundation, Museum of Modern Art, Gran Fury, Henry Street Settlement, ArtsConnection, National Endowment for the Arts, NEA, Studio in a School, Government Activities and Transportation Subcommittee, Committee on Government Operations, Decency and respect clause, censorship
National Campaign for Freedom of Expression (NCFE) Bulletin – Autumn 1995
David Mendoza, Alice Osdiek, Joel Bleifuss, Steve Johnson, Jane Alexander, Sheldon Hackney, Ernest Istook, Ralph Reed, Donald Wildmon, Beverly La Haye, Phyllis Schlafly, Pat Robertson, R.J. Rushdoony, Lou Sheldon, James Dobson, Tom Metzger, Pete Wilson, Henry Hyde, Barry Lynn, Ernest Hollings, Orrin Hatch, Rudolf Giuliani, Joseph Rose, Noach Dear, David Swim, James Nowlin, Alan Albright, Martha Peters, Ben Cunningham, Barry Forbes, Robert McGinley, Bruce Sinclair, Adam DePalco, John Krochune, Jacqueline Liebergott, Candyce Garrett, Dennis Johnston, Edward Vinson, C.S. Thornton, Mike Alewitz, Su Friedrich, Todd Haynes, Jean McLaughlin, Robert Tatum, Patrick Flores, Glenn Stehle, William Thornton, Mary Fisher, Dennis Barrie, Marjorie Heins, Martha Wilson, Susan Wyatt, Jay Critchley, Elizabeth Sisco, Patrick Scott, Mary Dorman, Julian Low, David Acosta, Ted Berger, Jan Brooks, Helen Brunner, Cee Scott Brown, Jim Dozier, Mary Jane Edwards, Kahil El'Zabar, Mary Ann Peters, Ella King Torrey, National Endowment for the Arts, NEA, National Endowment for the Humanities, NEH, Corporation for Public Broadcasting, CPB, Independent Television Services, ITVS, Christian Coalition, American Family Association, Concerned Women of America, Eagle Forum, Traditional Values Coalition, Focus on the Family, Heritage Foundation, Hoover Institution, American Enterprise Institute, AEI, White Aryan Resistance, Liberty Lobby, Alliance for Community Media, Denver Area Educational Telecommunications Consortium, ACLU, National Coalition Against Censorship, People for the American Way, Center for Democratic Renewal, Anti-Defamation League, ADL, National Gay and Lesbian Task Force, Southern Poverty Law Center, Western States Center, Americans United for Separation of Church and State, Political Research Associates, Libraries for the Future, LFF, American Library Association, Seattle Repertory Theatre, Washington State Arts Commission, WSAC, Arts Wire, Electronic Frontiers Foundation, EFF, Center for Democracy and Technology, National Education Association, AFTRA, AFL-CIO, Lifestyles Organization, Desmond Gallery, Emerson College, WERS FM, Boston Coalition for Freedom of Expression, National Writers' Union, Christian Community Fellowship Church, George Meaney Center for Labor Studies, Charlotte Gay and Lesbian Film Series, North Carolina Arts Council, NCAC, Guadalupe Cultural Arts Center, Esperanza Peace and Justice Center, San Antonio Lesbian and Gay Media Project, Jump Start Performance Group, San Antonio Department of Arts and Cultural Affairs, Contemporary Arts Center, Artists Space, Franklin Furnace, Austin Visual Artists Association, Austin Art in Public Places, Pink Pyramid, Speak Out!, NOVACAC, California Working Group, Institute for Alternative Journalism, Oregon Citizen Alliance, Colorado for Family Values, Billings Coalition for Human Rights, UCLA Center for Communication Policy, Swim v. City of Austin, City of Cincinnati v. Pink Pyramid, Alliance for Community Media v. FCC, Denver Area Educational Telecommunications Consortium v. FCC, Texas v. Johnson, United States v. Eichman, Butler v. Michigan, Miller v. California, Bantam Books v. Sullivan, The Heart, Salo, Not In Our Town, Istook Amendment, Communications Decency Act, Internet censorship, TV violence legislation, Safe Harbor Act, Prayer Amendment, Flag desecration amendment, Arts censorship, First Amendment
11th NAAO Conference, The Courage of Imagination, Chicago, 1998: Program
Cultural Citizenship
Critical Spaces: Curatorial Practice and Artistic Inquiry
Best Practices
Curatorial Practice
NAAO Special Supplement: Finley v. NEA, The Supreme Court Decides, July 1998
Roberto Bedoya, David Greene, Marjorie Heins, Gary Schwartz, Philip Bither, Tim Miller, Holly Hughes, Ellen Yaroshefsky, Helen Brunner, Karen Finley, John Fleck, David Cole, Joy Silverman, Newt Gingrich, Jesse Helms, Alphonse D'Amato, Jane Alexander, John Frohnmayer, Anne Imelda Radice, William Ivey, Marshall Whitman, Robert Knight, Jay Sekulow, Pat Trueman, Wallace Tashima, Sandra Day O'Connor, David Souter, Antonin Scalia, Clarence Thomas, William Rehnquist, Andres Serrano, Robert Mapplethorpe, Wallace Stegner, Stephen Sondheim, National Campaign for Freedom of Expression, NCFE, ACLU, Center for Constitutional Rights, Family Research Council, American Center for Law and Justice, American Family Association, Heritage Foundation, Walker Art Center, Esperanza Peace and Justice Center, Out North Contemporary Art Center, Highways Performance Space, Institute of Contemporary Art, Franklin Furnace, New School for Social Research, Bella Lewitzky Dance Foundation, Newport Harbor Art Museum, Hallwalls, Urban Bush Women, Cardozo Law School, On The Boards, Canyon Cinema, Corcoran Gallery of Art, Southeastern Center for Contemporary Art, List Visual Art Center, Anderson Gallery, Schubert Performing Arts Center, Renaissance Society, Sledgehammer Theatre, 18th Street Arts Complex, National Endowment for the Arts, NEA, Finley v. NEA, NEA v. Finley, Bowers v. Hardwick, Piss Christ, The Perfect Moment, NEA Four, Helms Amendment, Decency and respect clause, Arts censorship, First Amendment, Viewpoint discrimination, Self-censorship
Field Guide 1999-2000
Roberto Bedoya, Mario Ontiveros, Michelle Coffey, Julie Latane, Kara Tucina Olidge, Reina Prado, Travers Scott, Karen vanMeenen, Reginald Adams, Chris Ibarra, Julia Ward, Dara Greenwald, Eddie Torres, Dario Robleto, Eric Wallner, Deborah Cullinan, James Bewley, John Favretto, Victoria Reis, Sara Kellner, Cornel West, Félix González-Torres, Judith Butler, Audre Lorde, Michel Foucault, Chuck D, Kevin Chen, Dewey Schott, Pato Hebert, Jason Neulander, Teresa Cisneros, Michael Hoyt, Steven Foley, Jack Davis, Paul DeMarinis, Diana Fuller, Anne Arrasmith, Mike Blockstein, John Herbert, Nora Kuehl, Rick Lowe, Joe Matuzak, Nalani McClendon, Julio Morales, Carol Stakenas, Bradley Thompson, Laura Weathered, MK Wegmann, Holly Block, Kathie deNobriga, Betti-Sue Hertz, Charlotte Murphy, Jon Winet, Dinnerware Contemporary Art Gallery, Tucson Pima Arts Council, Junebug Productions, Center for Contemporary Art, Southern Exposure, San Francisco Foundation for the Arts, Yerba Buena Center for the Arts, 911 Media Arts Center, Richard Hugo House, On The Boards, Three Rivers Arts Festival, Project Rowhouses, Intermedia Arts Minnesota, Creative Time, Intersection for the Arts, New Langton Arts, National Campaign for Freedom of Expression, NCFE, Rockefeller Foundation, National Endowment for the Arts, NEA, Nathan Cummings Foundation, Albert A. List Foundation, Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts, Wray Trust, Jerome Foundation, Salvage Vanguard Theater, Space One Eleven, Artswire, Center for Communication Resources, Near Northwest Arts Council, Legion Arts, Co-Generate Project, A Dozen Dialogues, Leadership development, Arts administration, Alternative arts organizations, Multiculturalism, Generation X, DIY culture, DJ culture, Sampling, Culture Wars, Identity politics, Finley v. NEA, Neighborhood Arts Program, NEA Expansion Arts Program, hip hop
Field Guide 1998-99
Helen De Michiel, Leslie Chamberlain, Roberto Bedoya, Julia Ward, Phil Anderson, Bruce Hazard, Lillian Jiménez, Tim Goodwin, Marta Moreno Vega, Michelle Coffey, Julie Deamer, Vincente Nepomuceno Golveo, Alexander Gray, Andrew McFarland, Sheelah Murthy, Mario Ontiveros, Andrew Simonet, Joanna Spitzner, Jess Marie Walker, Joan Shigekawa, Tomas Ybarra-Frausto, Victoria Reis, Sara Kellner, Karen Finley, Holly Hughes, Tim Miller, John Fleck, Peter Hoekstra, David Souter, Steve Paxton, Karen Graphia, Bruce Jenkins, Marlina Gonzalez, Martin Friedman, Kathy Halbreich, Dean Otto, Abbas Kiarostami, Arthur Dong, Juanita Espinosa, Richard Peña, Macky Alston, Katrina Robertson Reed, David Weiss, Karan Sheldon, Pamela Wintle, Henry Nevison, Tim Sample, Joe Empsucha, Terry Rankine, Everett Foster, Jonas Mekas, Norman Fruchter, Robert Kramer, Deborah Shaffer, Virgil Grillo, Santiago Alvarez, Ruby Lerner, Lisa Miller, Jane Delgado, Alexa Birdsong, Linda Mabalot, Margaret Caples, Dorothy Thigpen, Ada Gay Griffen, Dirk Koning, Tom Mathieu, Glenn Steil, Paul Wittenbreaker, John McQueen, David Doyle, Patrick Randall, Jeff Smith, Chuck Peterson, Phil Tower, Pedro Rodriquez, National Alliance for Media Arts and Culture, NAMAC, National Association of Latino Arts and Culture, NALAC, National Peer Technical Assistance Project, National Endowment for the Arts, NEA, Albert A. List Foundation, Ford Foundation, Rockefeller Foundation, Nathan Cummings Foundation, Target Stores, Co-Generate Project, Multi-Site Collaborations Program, Extraordinary Support for Artists' Organizations Program, Peer Arts Service Organizations Partnership Project, Alliance of Artists' Communities, Alternate ROOTS, Association of Independent Video and Filmmakers, AIVF, Atlat, Network of Cultural Centers of Color, Association of American Cultures, Walker Art Center, Four Walls, Foundation for Contemporary Art, Association of Performing Arts Presenters, Headlong Dance Company, Art in General, Native Arts Circle, Asian-American Renaissance, Two Rivers Native Film and Video Festival, Pan-Asian Film Festival, Juneteenth Film Festival, Grantmakers in the Arts, Northeast Historic Film, Human Studies Film Archives, Smithsonian Institution, University of Maine at Orono, Maine Humanities Council, WGBH, American Film Institute, Film Archives Advisory Council, FAAC, Television Archives Advisory Council, TAAC, Association of Moving Image Archivists, National Archives, Museum of Modern Art, MOMA, UCLA, Alamo Theater, Maine Public Broadcasting, Bangor Historical Society, Hot Shots Cool Cuts, Cambridge Seven Associates, WABI, Third World Newsreel, Camera News Inc., Downtown Community TV, Film Video Arts, Young Filmmakers Foundation, Anthology Film Archives, The Higher Ground Cinema, Center for Puerto Rican Studies, Women Make Movies, Foundation for Independent Video and Film, FIVF, Manhattan Neighborhood Network, North Star Fund, Paul Robeson Fund, Association of Hispanic Arts, Lincoln Center Jazz Program, Visual Communications, Community Film Workshop, Grand Rapids Community Media Center, GRCMC, Grand Rapids Cable Access Center, GRCAC, GRTV, WYCE 88.1 FM, GrandNet Services, Grand Rapids Institute for Information Democracy, National Archive for Community Media, Alliance for Community Media, Grand Rapids Urban Institute for Contemporary Art, National Federation of Community Broadcasters, National Association of Telecommunications Officers and Administrators, CTCNet, Michigan Council of the Arts, Congoleum, Caribbean Cultural Center African Diaspora Institute, Baruch College, Chicano and Humanities Art Council, National Latino Organizations Mentoring Program, NEA Advancement Fund, Coyote Design, Online Support Center for Independent Media, The MAIN, The Independent, Artistic Freedom Handbook, Our Creative Diversity, Historical First Voice Survey and Current Assessment, Finley v. NEA, 11th National NAAO Conference, Minneapolis, San Francisco, Philadelphia, Chicago, Los Angeles, Washington DC, Birmingham, New York, San Antonio, Grand Rapids, Bucksport, Boston, Twin Cities, St. Paul, NEA Four, First Amendment, NEA restructuring, media arts, community media, film preservation, moving image archives, community access television, Latino arts, arts leadership development, cultural advocacy