NAAO Bulletin Volume I Issue IV – June 1, 1983
Proposed Structure and Criteria for NAAO Steering Committee, in Preparation for New Artspaces III, 1981-1982
Marilyn Crank, Marylyn Crank, M.K. Wegmann, Claire Copley, Joe Celli, Renny Pritikin, Anne Focke, Patricia Cruz, Matthew Geller, Linda Goode-Bryant, Rockne Krebs, Al Nodal, Bob Smith, Laurence Singer, Lee Fleming, Creative Arts Resources/Chicago, Contemporary Arts Center, CAC, Artists Space, Real Art Ways, Washington Project for the Arts, WPA, National Endowment for the Arts, NEA, Los Angeles Institute of Contemporary Art, LAICA, Chicago Council on Fine Arts, Collaborative Projects, Just Above Midtown, Atlanta Art Papers, Fager & Singer, AMPAC, National Association of Media Art Centers, Theatre Communications Group, New Art Examiner, Images and Issues, and/or, Artspace News, New Artspaces III, Beyond Survival Conference, Washington, New Orleans, Chicago, San Francisco, Seattle, New York, Los Angeles, Hartford, Atlanta
The New Artspace Directory: Form and Correspondence, 1981
Marylyn Crank, Gail Rubini, Joellen Bard, Claire Copley, Anne Focke, Joe Celli, Laura Lieberman, Sally Webster, Sharon Sanders, Creative Arts Resources/Chicago, Chicago Books, Contemporary Arts Center, CAC, National Endowment for the Arts, NEA, AARG, LAICA, The New Museum, PS1, Artists Space, Public Art Fund, Women's Interart Center, Franklin Furnace, Just Above Midtown, Creative Time, Annpac, Atlanta Art Papers, Washington Project for the Arts, WPA, AIR Gallery, and/or, KRAB Radio, New Artspace Directory, Beyond Survival Conference, Chicago, New Orleans, Seattle
Creation of Art Space News, 1981
New Artspaces III Conference, Washington Project for the Arts, DC, 1982: Organizing Materials and Communications
Al Nodal, Joseph Celli, Anne Focke, Claire Copley, Patricia Cruz, Matthew Geller, Linda Goode-Bryant, Rockne Krebs, Bob Smith, M.K. Wegman, Renny Pritikin, Marylyn Crank, Diana Hart, Leonard Smith, John Maggiotto, Margery Freeman Appelbaum, Eve Chung, Sylvia De Swann, Alice Denney, Deena des Rioux, David Donihue, Camille Eskel, Jeff Friedman, Edith Harriet, Jan Heyneker, John Hogan, Amy Larkin, Mary Min, Beverly Nichols, Marschel Paul, Adrienne Pollard, Kristin Poole, Robin Power, Barbara Quinn, Glen Scantlebury, Frederieke Taylor, Martha Wilson, Nancy Wilson, Richard Zandler, Barbara Levy, Vivian Linares, Nancy Linn, Jan McCambridge, Donna Milrany, Judy Moran, Leah Newman, Anna Smukler, Howard Spector, Bill Currie, Larry Slezak, Kathy Weldon, Julia Allard, Gylbert Coker, Horace Brockington, Isaac Jackson, Lisa Kahane, Geno Rodriguez, Debra Spencer, Dorit Cypis, Tony May, June Poster, Robert McGingley, Diane Svarny, Darryl Clegg, Ramon Abdy, Deney Stygstra, Jon Friedman, JoAnn Fireman, Rita Starpattern, John Begley, Suzanne Richards, Jan Garden Castro, Beth Bergman, Donna Hapac, Lynn Kearney, Sam Costa, Linda Burnham, Hudson, Sherman Jackson Vincenty, Michele Corazzo, Gordon McConnell, Ragland Watkins, Sylvia Seventy, Gene Baskin, Warren Crain, Ilana Gali-El, Mary Luft, Mary Beck, Vivian McKibben, Diane Kellogg, Margaret Ahwesh, Jessica Cusick, Maggie Reilly, P. Michael Keane, David Trowbridge, Seymour Rosen, Susan Alderson Hoffman, Sandra Wilcoxon, Maureen McNamara, Jackie Bailey, Laura Lieberman, Dan Talley, Washington Project for the Arts, WPA, Real Art Ways, RAW, and/or, Collaborative Projects, Just Above Midtown, Contemporary Arts Center, Los Angeles Institute of Contemporary Art, LAICA, National Endowment for the Arts, NEA, Campbell Peachey & Associates, Pla/Mauro Associates, Montpelier Cultural Arts Center, Montpelier Cultural Center, International Sculpture Center, ISC/12, Sculpture Space, Private Arts Foundation, Association of Artist Run Galleries, Oberlin Dance, A.R.E., Bookspace, On The Boards, Washington Hall Performance Gallery, Randolph Street Gallery, Lower Manhattan Cultural Council, Lower Manhattan Cultural Center, Lill Street Gallery, Franklin Furnace, River Center for the Arts, Maryland Arts Place, Ten on Eight, Cityarts Workshop, Printed Matter, Astro Artz, Portland Center for the Visual Arts, 80 Langton Street, Artist's Network, Light Factory, Hallwalls, ZONE, Center for Book Arts, ABC No Rio, Art Across the Park, 103 Hamilton, Fashion Moda, Alternative Museum, Cinque, LACE, ARTCOM, MARS, WORKS, Southern Exposure, San Francisco Camerawork, United Indians of All Tribes, Northwest Artists, Casa Aboy, Texas Fine Arts, Nexus, Loft Space, Women and Their Work, C.A.G.E., New Harmony Gallery, Art-Links, Kansas City Arts Center, Big River Association, Women's Art Registry of Minnesota, ARC, ARC Gallery/Foundation, Contemporary Art Workshop, American Federation of Arts, Arsenal Gallery, Central Hall Artists, Concord Contemporary Art, des Refuses, Detroit Focus, Detroit Council of the Arts, The Exhibition Space, Fiberworks Center for the Textile Arts, First Street Gallery, Image Resource Center, The Kitchen, Le Centre du Silence Mime School, Mary Luft & Co., National Assembly of Community Arts Agencies, NACAA, National Park Service, Glen Echo Park, Noho Gallery, Pittsburgh Filmmakers, Pleiades Gallery, Public Art Fund, Santa Barbara Contemporary Arts Forum, Spaces, Spark, The Foothills Art Center, The Art Center, Urban Institute for Contemporary Arts, Ward-Nasse Gallery, Washington Women's Art Center, White Columns, 1708 East Main, 22 Wooster Gallery, Woman's Building, Artspace News, New Artspaces III, Third National Conference of New Art Spaces, National Organization of New Art Spaces, Washington
New Artspaces III Conference, Washington Project for the Arts, DC, 1982: NEA Grant Application and Supplementary Materials
Al Nodal, Adolfo Nodal, Joseph Celli, Clair Copley, Marylyn Crank, Patricia Cruz, Anne Focke, Matthew Geller, Linda Goode Bryant, Rockne Krebs, Bob Smith, M.K. Wegman, Washington Project for the Arts, WPA, Real Art Ways, RAW, Artists Space, Creative Arts Resources, Chicago New Art Association, New Art Examiner, Collaborative Projects, Just Above Midtown, Contemporary Art Center, and/or, Los Angeles Institute of Contemporary Art, LAICA, National Endowment for the Arts, NEA, Hartford Arts Consortium, Experimental Music Centers, Connecticut Commission on the Arts, Seattle Arts Commission, Allied Arts of Seattle, New Museum, Washington Volunteer Lawyers for the Arts, Studio Museum in Harlem, Camerawork Gallery, The Other Art Space, Alternative Museum, School 33 Art Center, D.C. Commission on the Arts and Humanities, ANNPAC, Southeastern Center for Contemporary Art, SECCA, New Orleans Contemporary Art Center, Chicago Council on Fine Arts, City Arts Grants Program, Third National Conference of New Art Spaces, National Organization of New Art Spaces, Washington
“Life Beyond Survival: Building a National Network at the Second Conference of Alternative Spaces,” by Michael Bonesteel, New Art Examiner, June 1981
“Will the White House Become an Alternative Space?” by Kay Larson, Village Voice, June 5, 1978
“Jo-Anne Birnie Danzker Reconsidering Parallel Galleries,” author unknown, Vanguard, June-July 1978
Jo-Anne Birnie Danzker, Robert Smith, Bob Smith, Michael Asher, David Askevold, John Baldessari, Allan Kaprow, Geoffrey James, Glenn Lewis, Bill Kirby, Jessica Bradley, Ian Wallace, Russell Keziere, Brenda Wallace, Claude Gosselin, Peggy Gale, Clive Robertson, Marien Lewis, Michael Morris, Bob Stearns, Rosalee Goldberg, Brian Dyson, Babs Shapiro, Marcella Bienvenue, Peter Fraser, Tanya Rosenberg, James Pomeroy, Anne Focke, Janet Kardon, Alanna Heiss, Phil Patton, Kay Larson, Los Angeles Institute of Contemporary Art, LAICA, Association of National Non-Profit Artists Centres, ANNPAC, Canada Council, A Space, Artons, The Western Front, Art Metropole, CEAC, Winnipeg Art Gallery, Ontario Arts Council, The Kitchen, Parallelogramme, Parallelogramme Retrospective, Alberta College of Art, Shoestring Gallery, Clouds and Water, Galerie Media, Eighty Langton Street, Philadelphia College of Art, Institute for Art and Urban Resources, B.C. Cultural Fund, Strike magazine, Art in America, ARTnews, Vanguard, New Artsspace Conference, Santa Monica, Los Angeles, Calgary, Toronto, Vancouver, Winnipeg, Montreal, San Francisco, Seattle, New York, Philadelphia
“Report by Mary Stofflet: The New Artsspace,” La Mamelle, Summer 1978
“Opting Out and Buying In,” by Howard Singerman, LAICA Journal no. 19, June 1978
“Is There Space for Alternatives? LAICA Conference,” by Virginia Hillix, New Art Examiner, June 1978
“Los Angeles in Search of The New Artsspace: L.A.I.C.A. Conference, April 26-29th,” by Russell Keziere, Criteria, Spring 1978
Russell Keziere, Alanna Heiss, Edit deAk, Marcia Tucker, Tucker, Michael Morris, Carl Loeffler, Allan Kaprow, Kaprow, John Baldessari, Baldessari, David Askevold, Michael Asher, Asher, Dorit Cypis, Marien Lewis, Los Angeles Institute of Contemporary Art, LAICA, PS 1, Western Front, A Space, Open Space, Criteria, The New Artsspace, First National Conference of Alternative Visual Arts Organizations, Los Angeles
“New Artsspaces — A Conference Overview” by Melinda Wortz, Artweek, May 27, 1978
Melinda Wortz, Robert Smith, Lawrence Weiner, Weiner, Robert Irwin, Irwin, Alanna Heiss, Ruth Iskin, Jim Melchert, Henry Hopkins, Walter Hopps, Hopps, Marcia Tucker, Tucker, Jim Elliott, David Ross, Ed Levine, Janet Kardon, Dana Rust, Renato Danese, James Reinish, Stephen Reichard, David Askevold, Michael Asher, John Baldessari, Baldessari, Lowell Darling, Los Angeles Institute of Contemporary Art, LAICA, National Endowment for the Arts, NEA, Institute for Art and Urban Resources, New York State Arts Council, The Kitchen, PS 1, Artweek, The New Artsspace, First National Conference of Alternative Visual Arts Organizations, Los Angeles
The New Artsspace Conference, Los Angeles, 1978: Organizing Materials
Eleanor Antin, David Antin, Richard Armstrong, Walter Askin, Debra Burchett, Carole Caroompas, Germano Celant, Celant, Carl Chew, Charles Clough, Claire Copley, Edit deAk, Renato Danese, Nancy Drew, James Edson, Monte Factor, Mark Faverman, Anne Focke, Peter Frank, Martin Friedman, Larry Gagosian, Peggy Gale, Hal Glicksman, Gretchen Glicksman, Betty Gold, Jennifer Griffiths, Murray Gribin, Alanna Heiss, Helene Fried, Lynn Hershman, Judy Hoffberg, Henry Hopkins, Walter Hopps, Hopps, David Hupert, Lorig Injejikian, Bob Irwin, Ruth Iskin, Allan Kaprow, Kaprow, Janet Kardon, Mel Katz, Lyn Kienholz, Howard Krom, Jeffrey Lew, Ed Levine, Carl Loeffler, Tom Marioni, Barry Markowitz, Jim Melchert, Jean Milant, Jim Murray, Anita O'Neal, Brian O'Doherty, Joann Phillips, Peter Plagens, Robert Pincus-Witten, Jim Pomeroy, Monroe Price, Bridget Reak-Johnson, Stephen Reichard, James Reinish, David Ross, Dana Rust, Jerry Saltz, Norie Sato, Allan Sekula, Ilene Segalove, Helen Schlien, Alexis Smith, Robert Smith, Scott Sonniksen, Robert Stearns, Ellen Stewart, Marcia Traylor, Marcia Tucker, Tucker, DeWain Valentine, Irene Von Zahn, Lawrence Weiner, John White, Helene Winer, Martha Wilson, Elan Wingate, Elyn Zimmerman, Los Angeles Institute of Contemporary Art, LAICA, LAICA Journal, and/or, Institute for Art and Urban Resources, Clocktower, The Kitchen, Kitchen Center for Video and Music, Some Serious Business, SSB, Boston Visual Artists Union, Philadelphia College of Art, Art-Rite, The New Museum, Wright State University, NAME Gallery, Floating Museum, ARCO Center for the Visual Arts, National Endowment for the Arts, NEA, Portland Center for Visual Arts, New York State Arts Council, Artists' Space, Whitney Museum of American Art, University of California, Hall Walls, Art Metropole, Franklin Furnace, La Jolla Museum of Contemporary Art, Umbrella, La Mamelle, Printed Matter, Otis Art Institute, Creative Time, Walker Art Center, San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, Museum of Conceptual Art, Contemporary Art Center, Performing Artists Services, Women's Building, National Collection of Fine Arts, NCFA, Smithsonian Institution, Levine & Krom, Sonnabend Gallery, Ford Foundation, Business Committee on the Arts, California Arts Commission, ABC Entertainment Center, CETA Programs Division, The New Artsspace, First National Conference of Alternative Visual Arts Organizations, Los Angeles
Beyond Survival: New Artspaces II Conference, New Orleans, 1981: Participant Questionnaires
Claire Copley, Anne Focke, Dan Talley, Kay Leigh Hagan, and/or, Beyond Survival: New Artspaces II, Contemporary Arts Center, CAC, Atlanta Art Papers, AAP, The Art Papers, Atlanta Art Workers Coalition, Contemporary Art/Southeast, Artech, National Endowment for the Arts, NEA, ART News, New Art Examiner, Art New England, Umbrella
Beyond Survival: New Artspaces II Conference, New Orleans, 1981: Attendee List and Program
Kay Hagan, MK Wegmann, Emily Carey Cronin, Terri Hinrichs, Larry Travos, Matt Luluz, Karen Kern, Margery Stich, Pat Boothby, Ann Henderson, Donald Marshall, Marileen Maher, Regina Nelms, Allison Kaslow, Barry Bailey, Clifford Scott, Susan Horowitz, Melinda Hoder, Betty Seymour, Jackson Hill, Al Emke, Linda Goode Bryant, Anne Focke, Al Nodal, Bob Smith, Marcia Tucker, Michael Lomax, Jeff Moe, Alvin Reiss, Claire Copley, Don Smith, Martin Lafferty, Dorit Cypis, Renny Pritikin, Patricia Miller, Matthew Geller, Nancy Princenthal, Jenny Dixon, Don Marshall, Marilyn Levin, Connie Beardsley, Robert Canizaro, Lynn Kearney, Anita Contini O'Neill, Sylvia de Swaan Ames, Rita Starpattern, Robert McGinley, Laura Lieberman, Joellen Bard, Martha Wilson, Alanna Heiss, Phillip Hayes Dean, John Berthelot, Helen Escobedo, Lin Emery, Elizabeth Shannon, Juanita Ferrens, Ernest Morial, Jackie Favret, Page Flamm, John Pecoul, Tom Fitzmorris, S. J. Besthoff, Nancy Drew, Larry Neecke, Denise Vallon, Allan Gerson, David Mason, Nancy LaCour, Betty Moran, Charlotte Norman, Francie Rich, Christina Herrerra, Mischa Philippoff, George de Ville, Jim Peddecord, Richard Downing, John Magiotto, Tanya Muhleisen, Cynthia Adler, Carol Adney, Sara Armstrong, Joshua Baer, Jackie Bailey, Joellen Bard, Gere Baskin, Gregory Benson, S. J. Besthoff, Mark Brasz, Mary Ellen Brown, Roger Bruce, Maxine Cable, Joseph Celli, Jodee Conaway, Marilyn Crank, Jessica Cusick, Lacy Davisson, Kathy Dolk, Stefan Eins, Norma Fox, Peggy Gail, Ruth Gancie, Allan Gross, Judith Hoffberg, Carolyn Herrison, Wopo Holup, Becky Howland, Rose James, C. W. James, Ed Jones, George Jordan, Bill Kirby, Glenn Lewis, Mary Luft, Al Mattes, Irene Lee Pagan, Marschel Paul, Nilda Peraza, Craig Pleasants, John Polak, Mark Rennie, Patricia Reville, Karen Rick, Susan Richards, Susan Riechen, Geno Rodriguez, Joe Rodriguez, Letetia Rodriguez, Bob Roesler, Flora Rudolph, Christy Rupp, Bella Schwartz, Linda Shearer, Larry Slezak, Deniese Smith, Jane Sprague, Richard Sorrentino, Davira Taragin, Dan Talley, Frederiek Taylor, Sandra Wilcoxan, Katya Williamson, Susan Wyatt, Guy Whitney, Philip Ogilvie, Beyond Survival: New Artspaces II, Contemporary Arts Center, CAC, New Orleans, and/or, Just Above Midtown/Downtown, The New Museum, Los Angeles Institute for Contemporary Art, LAICA, Washington Project for the Arts, WPA, Foundation for Art Resources, F.A.R., 80 Langton Street, Randolph Street Gallery, Collaborative Projects, Pittsburgh Film-Makers, PFMI, Jackson Arts Alliance, JAA, The Creative Exchange, Contemporary Art Workshop, Creative Time, Athena Foundation, Sculpture Space, Women & Their Work, On the Boards, Art Papers, Atlanta Art Papers, AAP, The Art Papers, Atlanta Art Workers Coalition, Contemporary Art/Southeast, Association of Artist-Run Galleries, AARG, Franklin Furnace, Artists Space, Institute for Art and Urban Resources, NYC Consortium of Contemporary Art Centers, Public Art Fund, Lead Associates, National Federation of Local Cable Programmers, NFLCP, Cox Cable Communications, Cultural Cable Channel, Cultural Cable Coalition, Fashion MODA, Fashion MODA/South, Fashion MODA/Fog Store, Video Free America, Independent Curators, New Orleans Arts Council, Astral Project, Dashiki Project Theatre, Urban Spaces Orchestra, Virlane Foundation, Photo Exchange II Gallery, Galerie de Ville, Optima Studios, R. Mack Galleries, Gallery Simonne Stern, Sandra Zahn Oreck, Beall-Lambremont Gallery, Arthur Roger Gallery, A.J.A.C., Artists of 1912 Joliet and Cohn, Hot Damn Jug Band, New Orleans Center for Creative Arts, Downtown Development District, New Orleans Tourist Commission, ANNPAC, National Endowment for the Arts, NEA, Grover Cleveland Arts Institute, Herron Gallery, 111 Workshop/White Columns, 1708 East Main, Detroit Focus Gallery, Dinnerware Artists Coop, Gallery Ten, Real Art Ways, Artists Alliance, Creative Arts Resources, Art Link, Boston Visual Artists Union, A Space, Open Gallery, Women's Interart Center, ABC NO RIO, Atlanta Women in the Arts, Art Voices/South, Canada Council, Western Front, Music Gallery, D.C. Foundation for Creative Space, Cayman Gallery, Eyes & Ears Foundation, Kansas City Artists Coalition, Albuquerque United Artists, Artspace, Minnesota Artists Gallery, Minnesota Institute of Art, Urban Institute of Contemporary Art, Asylum Hill Artists' Coop, N.A.M.E. Gallery, Zone, Chicago Books, Committee for the Visual Arts, Lower Manhattan Cultural Council, LMCC, Katz & Besthoff, Red River Women's Press, Coalition of Women's Art Organizations, Art Space on N. Peters, Artech, Bomb, Alternative Museum, Cityarts, Contemporary Media Study Center, Criss-Cross, Drawing Center, FAVA, Focus, Forecast, Interface and Living Arts of Tulsa, LACE, La Mamelle, Landmark Art Projects, Nexus, Open Space/Fine Art Resources, Organization of Independent Artists, P. Dora Gallery, School 33 Art Center, She's real fine my 409 Gallery, Soho Media Coop, Southern Light, Spaces, Spark Gallery, Televersity, Virginia Center for Creative Arts, Wedge Public Cultural Center, Women's Art Registry, Women for Art, Women's Studio Workshop, Artworks Gallery, Bobsband, Jazz Factory, Plaza d'Italia, Louis Armstrong Park, Katz & Besthoff Sculpture Plaza, Washington Hall Performance Gallery
Beyond Survival: New Artspaces II Conference, New Orleans, 1981: Organizing Materials
Kay Leigh Hagan, MK Wegmann, Emily Carey Cronin, Linda Goode Bryant, Anne Focke, Marcia Tucker, Bob Smith, Al Nodal, Stewart Turnquist, Mary McArthur, Michael Lomax, Jeff Moe, Alvin Reiss, Claire Copley, Dorit Cypis, Renny Pritikin, Patricia Miller, Matthew Geller, Marilyn Levin, Connie Beardsley, Lynn Kearney, John Kearney, Anita Contini O'Neill, Sylvia de Swaan Ames, Rita Starpattern, Robert McGinley, Laura Lieberman, Denise Vallon, Don Talley, Henry Korn, Robert Canizaro, Howard McMillan, William Painter, Beyond Survival: New Artspaces II, Contemporary Arts Center, CAC, New Orleans, and/or, Just Above Midtown, The New Museum, LAICA, Washington Project for the Arts, WPA, Minnesota Artists Exhibition Program, The Kitchen, Michael Washburn Associates, LEAD Associates, Arts Management, Foundation for Art Resources, 80 Langton Street, Randolph Street Gallery, Collaborative Projects, Pittsburgh Film-Makers, Jackson Arts Alliance, Contemporary Art Workshop, Creative Time, Sculpture Space, Women & Their Work, On the Boards, Atlanta Art Papers, AAP, The Art Papers, Atlanta Art Workers Coalition, Cultural Cable Channel, Lower Manhattan Cultural Council, LMCC, Artech
The New Art Examiner, Midwest Edition, March 1981
New Art Examiner, New Art Association, Jane Allen, Derek Guthrie, Michael Bonesteel, Thomas Garver, Judd Tully, Robert Arnebeck, Lawrence Lowic, Mark Michael Leonhart, Al Nodal, Paul Krainak, Martha Wilson, Sally Eckhoff, Sally Webster, Anita O'Neill, Lynn Kearney, Rebecca Crumlish, Helene Winer, Marylyn Crank, Leslie Kuter, Alanna Heiss, Marcia Tucker, Dieter Kearse, Janelle Reiring, James Reinish, Donald Newman, Rudolph Baranik, May Stevens, Mary Boone, George Gillson, Ruth Vodicka, Pincus Cashman, Joseph Benedetti, Dottie Attie, Nancy Spero, Howardena Pindell, Daria Dorosh, Maude Boltz, Rosemary Mayer, Mary Grigoriadis, Agnes Denes, Louise Kramer, Loretta Dunkelman, Barbara Zucker, Patsy Norvell, Sari Dienes, Judith Bernstein, Laurace James, Pat Lasch, Anne Healy, Guy Whitney, Joanna Frueh, Devonna Pieszak, Thelma Heagstedt, Nancy Forest Brown, Christopher English, Sarah Schwartz, Tish Miller, Mary MacArthur, Nancy Drew, Linda Goode Bryant, John Baldessari, Leonard Hunter, Margery Stich, Jim Melchert, Clair Copley, David Midland, Tom Freudenheim, Livingston Biddle, Colen Fitzgibbon, Geno Rodriguez, Bob Smith, Brian O'Doherty, Nancy Hanks, Laurie Anderson, Vito Acconci, Robert Motherwell, Stephen Reichard, National Endowment for the Arts, NEA, New York State Council on the Arts, NYSCA, Illinois Arts Council, Missouri State Council on the Arts, CETA, Washington Project for the Arts, WPA, N.A.M.E. Gallery, Franklin Furnace, A.I.R., Artists Space, 112 Greene Street, Committee for the Visual Arts, The New Museum, Creative Time, P.S.1, P.S. 122, The Painting Space, Just Above Midtown, JAM, Institute for Art and Urban Resources, IAUR, The Kitchen, Fondo del Sol, Public Art Workshop of Chicago, Metro Pictures, Dia Art Foundation, Collaborative Projects, CoLab, Contemporary Arts Center of New Orleans, Artpark, Alternative Museum, Los Angeles Institute of Contemporary Art, LAICA, Atlanta Art Workers Coalition, Fine Arts Work Center, Artemisia, ARC Gallery, Randolph Street Gallery, West Hubbard Gallery, NAB Gallery, Volunteer Lawyers for the Arts, Contemporary Arts Workshop, Creative Arts Resources, 97 Wooster Associates, Heresies, Madison Art Center, Roswell Museum Art Center, San Francisco Art Institute, Wadsworth Atheneum, Matrix Gallery, Hallwalls, Nexus, School of the Art Institute of Chicago, Green Mountain Gallery, Clocktower, Printed Matter, Center for Book Arts, MIT Visual Studies Center, Livet Reichard
Nexus Meeting of Larger Artist Spaces, 1981: Organizing Materials and Minutes
Michael Reagan, Mary MacArthur, Robert Smith, Martha Wilson, Anne Focke, Alanna Heiss, Mary Beebe, Don Marshall, Al Nodal, Robert Stearns, Nancy Drew, Barbara Quinn, Kathleen Egan, Linda Goode Bryant, Ed Jones, Claire Copley, Stephen Reichard, Leonard Hunter, Livingston Biddle, Dennis Fiore, Alexander Crarey, Jim Melchert, Ann Murphy, Larry Rieger, Claiborne Pell, Nexus, The Kitchen, Los Angeles Institute of Contemporary Art, LAICA, Franklin Furnace, and/or, P.S.1, Portland Center for Visual Arts, PCVA, Contemporary Art Center, CAC, Washington Project for the Arts, WPA, National Endowment for the Arts, NEA, Just Above Midtown, JAM, Artists Space, Institute for Art & Urban Resources, IAUR, The New Museum, George Washington University, Congressional Arts Caucus, Institute for Museum Services, IMS, American Arts Alliance, American Association of Museums, Art-Tech, United Funding Front, Concerned Senators for the Arts, Office of Management and Budget, OMB, NEA Interarts Program, NEA Visual Arts Program, Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources, Portfolio Center, Washington