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HARING STUDIO NEWS May 2013

Exhibition Update Julia Gruen

• The exhibitions opened to great fanfare and record-breaking attendance at the Musee d’Art Moderne and Le Centquatre in Paris. Between opening day and May 13 (just under a month) the museum has had over 56K visitors, more than for any of their other exhibitions (since the museum reopened in 2007). In addition, the catalogue has already been reprinted (8000 additional copies), as well as posters and postcards. Despite this success, after much debate and close review of a flurry of proposals for Far East venues, the current plan is to close the show after it ends in Paris (August 18). A somewhat smaller version would be reassembled for the DeYoung Museum in San Francisco to open in Autumn 2014, after which it might go on to Museum in Los Angeles. Dieter and I met with Roger Barnett, trustee of the DeYoung museum. Barnett is a major Haring enthusiast and will work closely with Richard Benefield, the De Young’s deputy director (who came to Paris to see the shows) to raise funds to bring the Paris show to SF. Dieter and I are still working on possible additional venues in Europe and Brazil for earlier in 2014, but as few museums have the space required, schedules are already full and extension of private loans uncertain, closing it after Paris would give us the breathing room to confirm the best loans for SF and beyond. Dieter and I also sat down again with Barbara to discuss touring options, and she supports the idea of closing after Paris and restarting in Fall 2014 with SF.

• The NYHS will include Haring materials in a show about the early years (1980-85) of the AIDS epidemic, opening June 2013. The NYPL will mount a show in Fall 2013 covering the latter years of the epidemic, and we will loan work to them as well.

• We continue our meetings with the Fales Library at NYU about a show of early video and related archival materials scheduled for November 2013 – February 2014.

• Following our agreement to participate in a 2014 group show about at Middlebury College in Vermont, I am in very preliminary discussions the university about a possible solo exhibition of early works (a la Brooklyn) to tour a select group of New England university galleries, originating at Middlebury and continuing on to 2 or 3 additional venues.

• We have been approached by the Loyola University Museum of Art regarding the possibility of a Keith Haring exhibition in 2016. The museum focuses on the spiritual in art.

• We have been approached by an exhibition space in Geneva, Switzerland about a show geared toward children, possibly in collaboration with the Musee en Herbe (a children’s museum in Paris). Musee en Herbe presented a very successful Haring show for kids in 2011-12.

• We successfully shut down the exhibition of fake works in Miami. However, we now need to decide whether to proceed with litigating the organizers and the owners of the works. This matter will be discussed at our meeting.

1 Miscellaneous

• The Foundation was honored with the Judith Peabody Humanitarian Award at GMHC’s annual “Savor” benefit, held this year on March 21. We shared this honor with Joy A. Tomchin, producer of the Oscar-nominated documentary, “How to Survive a Plague”.

• The Necker hospital benefit auction took place at Sotheby’s Paris on April 17. All works sold, many far above estimate (as was hoped) and raised approximately $500,000 for the preservation and conservation of the Haring . With the addition of the $400K already raised privately by the hospital, the full budget for the project is now in place.

• PPNYC honored the Foundation with a luncheon at the Pierre Hotel on Friday, May 3.

• I joined GMHC senior management and NY AIDS Walk sponsors on the podium for the NYSE Opening Bell Ceremony on May 15.

• The NY AIDS Walk will take place on Sunday, May 19. The Foundation’s “Grand Sponsor” contribution has been acknowledged with our logo appearing on banners around town and in all printed materials. The Haring Thanksgiving Day parade balloon will once again be anchored at the Walk’s entrance at 59th & 5th Avenue.

• “Restless”, the short documentary about Keith’s time in Brazil is complete and is being screened regularly in Paris at Le 104. completed her 52-minute web-only documentary, “Keith Haring: The Message”, which is also being screened at Le 104. The goal is for her web-only film to be developed over time into another full-length biographical documentary for TV/DVD and theatrical release.

• The conservation team for the preservation of the mural has been confirmed, and will be led by Antonio Rava, one of the team responsible for the successful cleaning and restoration of the Pisa mural.

• Work on the plaza in front on the Haring mural in Pisa is continuing. A rededication and naming ceremony is tentatively scheduled for the end of May.

• The conservation plan for the mural in Philadelphia is still being fine-tuned. We are collaborating closely with Philadelphia’s Mural Arts organization and have provided them with photo documentation to assist with the process. The goal is for the work to be done over the next months with a re-dedication ceremony planned towards August/September.

• Annelise and I worked intensively on the new Haring iPad app developed by Bridget Goodbody at Art Intelligence. The app was made available as a free download via iTunes on Keith’s birthday (May 4) in English and French. It is now available for download via iTunes for $5.99

• In April, I spoke about the Foundation to a class at the NYU School of Continuing Education, “Sources of Support - the rise of artist's foundations and changing role of corporate and private support for arts

2 organizations and programming.” Other speakers were from the Whitney Museum and the Joan Mitchell Foundation.

• Fawn and I met with the New Museum’s new Keith Haring Director and Curator of Education, Johanna Burton. We also visited GMHC; observed a class at the East Harlem location of one of our grantees, “Casita Maria”; met with ABC personnel and with a potential adviser on AIDS-HIV funding strategy. I also met with Creative Time regarding possible future funding opportunities. At the request of Whitney curator Dana Miller, I will be meeting with the archivist for the Dash Snow archive.

• Prior to the Paris opening, I did an extensive interview for Telerama, France; another with Swedish NPR; and recently with Connaissance des Arts, Paris; While in Paris, I participated in the press conferences and gave many interviews to French print, radio and TV media.

• I have been invited by the Rauschenberg Foundation to attend a reception at the White House on June 5. The RRF recently donated a work to the White House’s collection and will be thanked during an event celebrating American art and honoring the White House Historical Society, hosted by Michelle Obama.

Licensing and Misc. Update From Annelise Ream

Executed Contracts

New Era Australia, New Zealand, Hats Singapore, Malaysia, South Korea, Thailand, Indonesia, China, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Macau, and the Philippines

Text Trading Co Japan Apparel

South Korea Inditex Umbrellas and gloves Seolim Apparel Japan

MAM Exhibition related France museum shop product Bengy and Co Apparel Italy, Canton Ticino, Vatican City, and San

Marino

3 Schleeh Designs Morph Pad USA, Canada, European

Union, South Korea, Australia, and Japan

Joyrich Apparel Japan, China, Taiwan,

Korea, and USA

Publishing: Second print run approved for The Political Line exhibition catalogue.

Selected one-time, non-exclusive rights and reproduction use:

Film/TV/Web/Theater: National Geographic “The 80s: The Decade That Made Us” Finalized agreement with Maripol for the production and internet streaming of her film “Keith Haring: The Message”

Selected editorial/one-time uses: Sotheby’s London - promotional sales brochure for their contemporary art sales department. Sotheby’s – cover use in Contemporary Art, June 7th, sales catalogue. Cover and interior use in Access Editions “Hors d’Oeuvre d’Arts” Time Out New York “Amazing Outdoor Art” issue 904 Dada magazine – Hardcover edition of the April 2013 special issue devoted to Keith Haring. Lucky Magazine, August 2013 issue.

Pro Bono: Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art is featuring its recently acquired Haring sculpture on three billboards throughout the museum’s region. Use on materials for the Dance Against Cancer fundraising event Use on materials for the Vail International Dance Festival Inclusion in the Art for Baby color edition. Inclusion in Positiv Magazine distributed by HIV Norway Working with F.A.C.T. on t-shirts for their forthcoming AIDSwalk event. Working with the LGBT Resource Center of the University of North Florida on t-shirts for their 2013 Coming Out week events.

Continuing and Misc. Continue working with the Musée d’ Art Moderne and Le Centquatre, on preparing and reviewing the press and promotional materials, product for the current exhibition. Continue working also with the exhibition sponsors regarding the manner in which they may use the imagery, including, but not limited to, Air France, RATP, France 4, Linklaters, and UGC.

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Worked with Antenna International on preparing and delivering the exhibition tour guide app.

The Art Intelligence/Keith Haring app “Keith Haring: The Politics of Dancing” is completed and has been released, we are currently working closely with developer on various promotional concepts.

Discussed possible development of an app aimed specifically at children with Dada Magazine /Joue Avec which may provide a good supplement to the Art Intelligence app, which is rated +17.

Discussing with Brighton Pride the donation of posters for their upcoming pride event, as well as possible loan of print to Brighton Museum and Art Gallery for concurrent exhibition.

Working with PPNYC on designs for various items to be distributed free of charge to staff and clients of the Mobile Medical Unit.

Worked with GMHC on various materials for the forthcoming AIDSWalk.

Working closely with licensees on the development and promotion of their Haring lines, providing images, information, approvals, and general guidance and oversight as needed.

Received licensing samples and distributed internally for donation.

Registrar Update – From Julie Joseph

•I continued to work closely with the French up to and including the installation in Paris. I condition reported all the works and oversaw the installation in both venues.

•The installation of the 10 Commandments went very smoothly - the new strip lining and Velcro application on the canvases proved to be a very efficient method of stretching. The conservator will return at the close of the show to retouch areas if necessary, though I don’t expect to have many issues.

•The conservator was also able to patch some significant holes in the Heaven and Hell canvas before it was hung, which was a great improvement for the piece. The takedown of the exhibition will be in August, and I am already starting to organize the schedule.

•The Valley prints that have been on display at the Bronx Museum since July of last year will be returned when the show closes in July 2013. The Ignorance=Fear (Act Up) poster that was lent to the Rohsska Museum in Goteborg, Sweden in December will return in early June.

•The Ignorance=Fear ACT-UP poster will be included in an exhibition at the law firm Clifford Chance US LLP in New York, which is mounting a show on the conception, design

5 and use of the Silence-Death slogan. It will run from May 31-September 18th of this year. Additionally, the will borrow the Silence=Death print for their exhibition about AIDS activism (working title “How We Fight”) which will open in the Fall of 2013.

• I continue to collaborate with Pace Prints and the Gladstone Gallery to keep track of inventory and sold works, replenish print inventory as needed, and reconcile all files and the database.

•I am still working with the staff at Collective Access to finalize the design of the new database. We hope to have the Collections module up and running soon.

• The organization and streamlining of the exhibition files continues. The organization and safe storage of artwork at the warehouse is also ongoing, as well as the flattening and rehousing of the rolled works on paper.

Education & Outreach Update – Fawn Krieger

MERCHANDISE DONATIONS

AIDS Walk New York, NY Cleveland Humanities Magnet School, CA Friend, Inc. Men’s Health Crisis, NY Mamaroneck Public School, NY Mazzoni Center, PA New Museum, NY PS 212, NY PS 2, NY Reading Pride, PA The Children’s Storefront, NY The Ethical Community Charter School, NY

Total retail donations this cycle: $6,776 Total retail value of donations this fiscal year (2012) to date: $12,308

GRANTS Fiscal Year 2012 (10/01/12 – 09/30/13)

1st Quarter review cycle (12/10/12): $134,000 2nd Quarter review cycle (02/28/13): $299,100 3rd Quarter review cycle (05/23/13): PENDING 4th Quarter review cycle (08/06/13): PENDING

Total grants given for 2012 fiscal year to date: $433,100

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OUTREACH

Association to Benefit Children (ABC) It was recently brought to our attention that according to new NYC regulations, The Keith Haring School at ABC must close unless they expand the site from one classroom to three. They have been approved for this measure but are still collecting the necessary data to move forward. As it stands right now, they are looking at a capital need of $250K plus an expanded operating budget following renovation. Julia, Fawn and David visited the site on May 14 and met with key staff involved in the prospective initiative. You will find a more thorough description of the planned work with estimated budgets in your current grant requests (under EXISTING OBLIGATIONS).

AIDS Walk NY 2013 AWNY will take place Sunday, May 19. KHF is a grand sponsor and the Macy’s Balloon will once again adorn the southeast entrance of Central Park for the day of the walk.

Ali Forney Center On April 3, Fawn made a site visit to the Ali Forney Center’s new Harlem location, which we helped to fund with a grant last December.

Casita Maria Julia and Fawn visited one of Casita Maria’s school sites on April 23. At PS 50 in East Harlem, they reviewed the curriculum and met students as well as key associates of the program.

Children’s Storefront (CS) Fawn is currently organizing another visit with 4th grade students from CS to visit KH’s mural in early June. The students, located just down the street from the mural, will visit it and then work on their own creations inspired by themes discussed in the mural.

City As School Fawn hosted a City As School class called “Art as Laboratory” at the Foundation on May 17.

Ellen Rautenberg Julia and I met with Ms. Rautenberg on May 15. Recommended by Jane Silver as a possible candidate for adviser on HIV-AIDS funding, Ellen was formerly a NYC Deputy Health Commissioner in the early days of the epidemic and now runs an organization called “Public Health Solutions” that administers funds to AIDS service organizations in NYC. Ellen will be sending us her CV and an outline of her ideas for acting as a consultant with the KHF.

7 ’s Health Crisis (GMHC) Julia, Annelise, & Fawn visited GMHC on March 14 to review the condition of the Keith Haring Food Pantry, KH frieze decal in the dining hall, and to connect prior to the organization’s SAVOR awards dinner on March 21 at Cipriani. Julia accepted an award on behalf of the Foundation at this event.

New Museum The Museum hosted a free TEEN NIGHT on March 22, for which we donated over 300 posters and buttons as giveaway items for all teens in attendance.

Point Foundation Julia and Fawn met with David Garza from the Point Foundation on March 19 to discuss possible partnerships. The organization provides competitive scholarships in all academic fields to LGBTQ youth.

Planned Parenthood of (PPNYC) On behalf of the Foundation, Julia accepted an award at PPNYC’s annual Spring Luncheon, held on May 3 at The Pierre.

Queens Museum Julia and Fawn are scheduled to visit the Museum on June 18th, as it reaches the end of its major renovation.

SAGE (Services and Advocacy for GLBT Elders) Julia and Fawn met with representatives from SAGE on May 1 to discuss possible partnerships. The organization provides support services and national and local advocacy for an aging American LGBTQ population.

Trinity Place Shelter Fawn visited Trinity Place Shelter on March 22. The facility, housed in the basement of an Upper West Side church, provides food, shelter, and support services to homeless and at- risk LGBTQ youth. They currently have a renewal request pending KHF board’s review this cycle.

WEB UPDATES, ETC Haring.com’s back-end is now entirely restructured, which allows us to re-organize updates based on in-house specialized knowledge as opposed to a technological skill-set. Following the completion of the back-end, the staff has re-organized web tasks to better manage updates and content development for the various areas of our web site and blog.

8 Archive Update Elen Woods

Research Inquiries: New York Historical Society, New York Working with Stephen Edidin to select vitrine materials for the next rotation in the Luce education center. This rotation will focus on patterns.

We are lending two condom cases to their AIDS: The First Five Years exhibition this summer.

I arranged the loan forms, packing, framing, insurance and transport with NYHS. NYHS is having their in-house photographer provide us with high res digital images of the gallery rotations.

Jason Baumann, New York Public Library, New York Following NYHS’s AIDS exhibition, New York Public Library will open That’s Why We Fight: AIDS Activism in American Culture. We are lending a print and a journal to their display. I am currently working with the Curator and Registrar to complete the loan forms and to arrange transport. They have expressed an interest in programming for their established teen groups, so I have put them in touch with Fawn.

Andrew Blackley, , Illinois I met with Andrew and Marvin Taylor (Fales NYU Librarian) to discuss an ART AS SIN display in the Fales Library, Fall 2013. There will be a call for papers and a small conference in November while the show is open. I have been providing guest speakers with research materials as they prepare their talks.

Jacob Robichaux, Clifford Chance US, LLC, New York, NY Curator contacted us to borrow an Ignorance=Fear, Silence=Death poster for exhibition June 1 –Sept 15, 2013 for their office space.

Stefan Lewejohann, City Museum, Cologne, Stefan reached out to us, searching for a photograph of Keith to be featured in an upcoming exhibition. We are waiting on more details.

Maripol, New York, and Paris, France Provided Maripol with image scans, video footage and permissions materials for her web film, Keith Haring, The Message.

Zimmerli Museum, Rutgers University, New Brunswick, NJ Attended exhibition opening and lecture by Maurice Sanchez. Sanchez worked with Keith on his first print (for the New Museum) in 1982. Since the opening, I have been meeting with his studio manager to go over our collection database plans. They are thinking along similar lines for Sanchez’s studio.

9 Staff from the Zimmerli Museum, including the Curator of Prints, Education Director and their Development team has been in touch about arranging student visits.

Ina Wudtke, HAU Hebbel Theater am Ufer, Berlin, Germany We are lending a DVD of “Tribute to Gloria Vanderbilt, Take 2” for her exhibition, Strut Your Stuff. I issued loan forms and sent DVD over via Fed Ex.

Professor Paul Steege, Villanova University Arranging a research appointment with Steege who is researching the .

Amy Raffel, CUNY Graduate Center, New York Research Showed Amy materials associated with the Pop Shop and Pop Shop Tokyo for her dissertation. Advised her to visit New York Historical Society installations.

David Turcotte, New York, NY Connected with Mr. Turcotte to discuss content in his father’s archive (at NYPL) that relates to Keith Haring.

Video Database: Cleaning up content and uploading metadata to records. Finishing migration of old Filemaker Pro media database records into new database.

Continuing to reconcile videos that have been mislabeled with conflicting titles and/or dates. I have wrapped and labeled all reconciled tapes and have arranged for long-term storage at SRI. Only the digibeta tapes will remain at the studio, going forward.

Blog/Twitter/Tumblr/Website (exhibition and research): Uploading press links and posting current events. Reconfigured Research and Exhibition sections of website and blog to synchronize content.

We have over 10,000 followers on Twitter!

We have nearly 97,000 followers on Tumblr.

Collection Database: Reviewed storage issues with Seth at Whirl-i-gig. Ordered server equipment, researched cloud storage solutions, consulted with Transbeam and Daniel Weiner to ensure smooth transition.

Working with Backstage to scan 5,500 slides which required numbering and labeling the slide library.

Created keyword lists.

Revised finding aid, labeled boxes.

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Day to Day: Oversaw cleanup, inventory and packing of archival posters. Will import information into new database this summer.

Authentications and Collections Research Amy Murphy

Individuals, galleries, and auction houses continue to check in to see if their work(s) have been issued a certificate in the past or are located in our database. The word that we are no longer authenticating seems to have circulated wide and far. However, we are frequently asked who now has the authority to authenticate. We generally refer people to IFAR, http://www.ifar.org/authentication.php

However, after an extensive online search, we discovered that Art Experts Inc. and the “Keith Haring Registry” are offering services to authenticate works purportedly by Keith Haring. This is troubling, but likely inevitable. http://www.artexpertswebsite.com/pages/artists/haring.php http://www.keithharingregistry.com/FAQ.aspx

Collections Research: A variety of research questions come in on a daily basis - from recommended restoration processes to queries about the meaning or context for a particular or sculpture, etc.

Database Preparation for Authentication Files: The older pre-digital authentication applications are being organized in preparation of scanning for inclusion in the database.

Print Research Project: All electronic print information has been put into folders and transferred to an external hard drive, which was given to Whirl-i-gig for input into the database. Once the information is in the database, we will review the fields and usability of the information for adjustments and modifications with the aim being to be able to input all future information ourselves.

Keith Haring’s Donations to Organizations: Attached is a spreadsheet charting the various organizations that Keith supported during his lifetime (our records span1983-1990). The categories of involvement include general merchandise donations (posters, pins, stickers, etc.), donation of physical artwork, logo creation, and appearances (interviews, panels, workshops, etc.).

11 Keith Haring's Contributions to Organizations During Lifetime

1983-1984

The University Community Soup Kitchen Henry St. Settlement GMHC AIDS Project Los Angeles AREA Gifts For The City of New York The New Museum of Contemporary Art The Vinyl The Children's Village Volunteer Council National Child Labor Committee

1985

St. John's Meisterklasse fur Visuelle Gestaltung American Cancer Society Scholastic Brooklyn Academy of Music National Child Labor Committee Lehigh Valley Action for Nuclear Disarmament Parallel Films The Westport Marketing Group, Inc. The Children's Village The White House 7000 Eichen New York for New York The White House- Nancy Reagan Pelletier School and Services Museum of American Folk Art New York Is Book Country Basic Books, Inc. Hospital Audiences, Inc. in the City of New York The New York Public Library ABC No Rio LaGuardia High School GMHC

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1986

Mt. Sinai Medical Center NYU School of Continuing Education CityMeals-On-Wheels The South of Market Recreation Center St. Agatha Home of Ny Founding Hospital NY Chapter of The National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences Children's Museum of Manhattan Pro Peace The Great Peace March The Poetry Project at St. Mark's Church Art Aid The Corcoran Gallery American Foundation for Aids Research Phyllis Kind Gallery Veritas Madre, Artists in Action Barney's New York UNICEF Save the Children N.Y.C. Rose Productions Alpha at Banner Adelphia Foundation Open Magazine The Great Peace March World Federation of Associations Bronx River Art Center and Gallery NO ON 64 Stop LaRouche Citizens Committee for New York City, Inc. WNET Thirteen Matilda Raffa Cuomo Executive Mansion Woodhull Medical and Mental Health Center Memorial Sloan-Ketterin Cancer Center Heritage of Pride SOS Animals Ronald Feldman Fine Arts Inc. Victim Services Agency ABC No Rio- Afternoon Poetry Series Guidance Associates- The Center for Humanities N.Y.C. Rose Productions St. Augustine School of the Arts Golden Opportunity Yale Vernacular Harold Reed Gallery 2 1987

Manhattan Occupational Training Center Stedelijk NYU Martha Graham Center of Contemporary Dance Inc Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center Giorno Poetry Systems WNET/Thirteen Collegiate School Humane Society of Broward County Stamford Girls'/Boys' Club Inc. UNICEF Fondazione Amelio Marquette University Committee on the Fine Arts Save the Children Citizens Committee For New York City, Inc. Art Against AIDS Manhattan Design Citymeals-on-Wheels The American Run For The End Of Aids Victim Services Agency & NYPD Biko Lives! Festival National Dance Institute A&M Records Brandywine Workshop Schneider Children's Hospital The Boys' Club of New York TV 12 WHYY 91 FM The Public Agenda Foundation Village Visiting Neighbors, Inc. In Defense of Sacred Lands UC, Berkeley's Alumni Scholar's Club "Superdance" Children In Crisis Adelphia Foundation Fresh Air Fund Village Visiting Neighbors, Inc. A Bid For Human Rights American Music Festival UCLA Gay and Lesbian Association Lincoln Park Zoo Lesbian Gay Student Alliance

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1987 cont’d

Stingray Productions Night of 100 Trees Atlanta Children Memorial Resource Center John Locke fund for AIDS MTV Corlears Junior High School (56M) Brown University Lesbian Gay Student Alliance St. Luke's-Roosevelt Hospital AIDS Resource Center

1988

Youth Action Program New York City Board of Education Yacco Builders of East Harlem Foundation for Contemporary Performance Arts, Inc. Brooklyn Children's Museum Campus Outreach Opportunity League bide.a.wee home Spirit Foundation NYC Board of Education Frank Bernarducci Gallery National Center for Missing & Exploited Children Collegiate School The Mount Sinai Medical Center The Children's Village Volunteer Council Brooklyn Public Library Night of 100 Trees Belpre High School GMHC Resist in Concert / Refuse & Resist! International Committee for the Safeguard of Venice and the Great Wall The Brooklyn Children's Museum Fox Channel 5's Coats For Kids Aids Resource Center Sandy Schreier Golden Opportunity Stadt Bad Honnef Der Stadtdirektor Sheldon Boruchow Design Industries Foundation for Aids

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1988 cont’d

WNET / Thirteen Children's Museum of Manhattan State of NY Department of Labor Covenant House IN Fashion People Taking Action Against AIDS Govinda Gallery Longwood Central Schools Brown University COOL National Conference- Fordham University Fox 5 National Coalition in Support of the Thrid U.N. Special Session on Disarmament NYC Ballet's American Music Festival Manhattan Country School New York Landmarks Preservation Foundation HAIR at The United Nations C95 Mess Hall Municipal Art Society of New York Cranbrook Academy of Art WNYW5 Read-In The Children's Medical Fund of New York El Bohio Community & Cultural Center Grady Memorial Hospital Children's Hospital National Medical Center The School PS 41 Mahattan Emory University School of Medicine Peace - For Our Children's Sake

1989

State of New York Department of Labor Golden Opportunity St. Agatha Home of New York Foundling Hospital Museum of Contemporary Art The City of New York- Department of Health Union Square Park Community Coalition, Inc. Best Buddies through Govinda Gallery Lower Eastside Service Center, Inc. Secondary Education Through Health

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1989 cont’d

United Nations Non Governmental Laison Service Damon House New York WNET / Thirteen The Eleventh Hour Science Press The Center Covenant House Under 21 Volunteer Lawyers For The Arts The Salvation Army Chicago House- The Service League (Kass-Meridian Gallery) The Joseph P. Kennedy, Jr. Foundation Parsons Bromfield- Redniss & Mead Mental Health Association of St. Louis The Works - An American Dance Company Bemis Foundation bide.a.wee home Books for Kids Whitman-Walker Aids Raffle Campus Outreach Opportunity League National Coming Out Day Walk for Hope Consumer Reports Books "Don’t Bungle the Jungle" Companions of Arts and Nature, Inc. Children's Service @ Rush-Presbyterian-St. Luke's Medical Center AmFAR City of Stamford Youth Planning & Coordinating Agency 4th Annual East Harlem Youth Conference Best Buddies Homeward Bound Learning Through Art Everson Museum of Art Greenpeace Queens Logic Productions, Inc. Focus on AIDS II Meredith Monk -The House Foundation For The Arts, Inc. Awareness Contest For Our Children's Sake Foundation Museum of Art, Science & Industry Greenburgh-Graham Union Free School District MacWEEK S.T.A.R. Theatre

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1989 cont’d

H.E.L.P. OMNI Magazine ABC News "Nightline" Palais De Monaco NCCAT WIENER Kliniek Voor KinderziekenThuis Brooklyn Academy of Music The Clare Center The Fresh Air Fund School of St. Ignatius Loyola The Names Project Fete de Famille IV Focus On Aids II The Art Papers The ACT UP Auction for Action Village Nursing Home Ban Waste Trade Hospital Audiences, Inc. Covenant House Conservation International Dolphin Connection Face Facts- New York State Department of Social Services DEFUNCT ! Magazine Save the Dolphins Wildlife Preservation Trust The Magazine of the Arts Studio Gallery Connection Love Ball Mass ACT OUT

1990

Citizens Committee for New York City, Inc. Galerie Domberger Freedman Gallery, the Fine Arts Commission of Albright College Children's Art

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