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Below Is an Accompanying List for the Survey of Fiscally Sponsored Artists and Arts Projects in New York City Below is an accompanying list for the Survey of Fiscally Sponsored Artists and Arts Projects in New York City. The goal of the survey is to collect demographic data as well as information about issues that matter to the workforce of fiscally sponsored artists and arts projects in New York City. Your input will be used to inform cultural planning underway by the City of New York. New York City Fiscally Sponsored Artists and Arts Projects: "Boyd Meets Girl" Debut Recording "David Ippolito: That Guitar Man from Central Park" "I Want a President": Collective Reading in D.C. "La Dottoressa, the Musical" "Marat/Sade" "Mechanics of Love" "The Outbounds: Imagine a World Without Rape "The Sun Shines East" "The Test" Documentary "Until You Are Loved" #CompassionConvos #NAME? #SOULSPARKLE with Rev. Lainie Love Dalby (Alex)andra Taylor Dance 137AC 13th Floor Storytellers 14x48 2 Persian Tales 2050 Legacy 27: a documentary 29th Street Playwrights Collective 2nd Mind Music 3 Voices Theatre 360 Repertory Company 3rd Kulture Kids 420: The Musical 5 x Lyd 5th Digit Dance 600 HIGHWAYMEN 8 Ball Community 9 AT 38 9 Horses 9 to 5 Productions A Canary Torsi A Collection of Shiny Objects A Different Measure A Fishing Line Sings A Gallery of Music A Mighty Nice Man A Mile In My Shoes, Inc A New York Carol, Everyone's Carol A Portrait of Marina Abramović A Stopping Place A space between A.Common ABE ABRAHAM MEMORIES ACI Discounted Tuition Program ACTE II ADARSH ALPHONS PROJECTS ADELMO GUIDARELLI OPERATION ADELMO * ADVICE PROJECT MEDIA AFGHANCULTUREMUSEUM FOUNDATION AFRICAN FILM FESTIVAL AFRICAN FILM FESTIVAL (EXHIBITIONS PROGRAMS) AFTERWARD AFUA OSEI-BONSU REVOLUTIONARY ARTISTS LECTURE SERIES * AKIRA IKEZOE HOLE ALAN ROLAND ADAM EVE PROJECT ALEJANDRA REGALADO IN REFERENCE TO * ALEKSEY BURAGO EURASIAN INVASION! RATS IN REPERTORY ALESSANDRA FERRI ALESSANDRA ZEKA LIFE SENTENCE ALEX MEILLIER A WOMAN OF INDEPENDENCE * ALEXANDRA CHASIN WRITING ON IT ALL 8 % ALEXANDROS KAPELIS GINA BACHAUER MEMORIAL CONCERTS ALEXIS ZAMBRANO ARTMKT ALI POMEROY TO TELL THE TRUTH ALICIA JO RABINS GIRLS IN TROUBLE * ALINA TROYANO THE JACOBS-JENKINS TROPICANA PROJECT ALISON CORNYN 360 DEGREES-PERSPECTIVES ALISON CORNYN ENTERPRISING WOMEN ALIX SMITH STATES OF UNION * ALLA VERLOTSKY GRAND ILLUSIONS ALLA VERLOTSKY RUSSIAN FILM FESTIVAL ALLEN GLATTER TORO ALLISON PRETE ANONYMOUS WAS A WOMAN: THE BROOKLYN YWCA *% ALYSIA LEE SISTER CITIES GIRLCHOIR * ALYSSA KIRSTEN THE MCKIBBIN LOFT PROJECT * AMANDA PARMER PARMER AMANDA STERN THE HAPPY ENDING MUSIC & READING SERIES * AMANDA VALDEZ SAME SAME BUT DIFFERENT * AMANDA WILDER APPROACHING THE ELEPHANT AMELIA TRASK I'LL BE GONE AMERICA'S RAINBOW FILM FESTIVAL AMERICAN CENTER FOR MUSICAL ARTS AMERICAN RADIO CHOIR AMERICANA AMERY KESSLER DRUM CASKET USA AMPERSAND AMY HART PAINKILLER AMY S. HART PAINKILLER * AMY ZIMMER THE MISS SUBWAYS PROJECT AN DIE MUSIK AN EPIPHANY CONVERSATION ANA L. ERDELY WORKING ON A SPECIAL DAY * ANDRE DEGAS RACE ANDREA BLANCH MUSEE MAGAZINE * ANDREA SIMON IN THE SHADOW OF KILIMANJARO ANDREAS ARNOLD SUITE CAMUS * ANDRES SERRANO SERRANO STUDIO PROJECTS ANDREW DRURY BREATHE ANDREW TEIRSTEIN A BLESSING ON THE MOON ANDREW WARSHAW THE SPARKS, THE RINGING ANDREW WINGERT SANCTUARY OF HOPE * ANGEL LAM STEAL PEACHES * ANGELA CRAIN SMOKING MIRRORS ANITA GLESTA DESDE EL CIELO HASTA EL FONDO ANITA GLESTA GUERNICA * ANITA GLESTA WATERSITED * ANN CARLSON CAKE ANN CARLSON GEYSER LAND ANNA DEAVERE SMITH THE PIPELINE PROJECT ANNE BELLE STANLEY WILLIAMS FILM PROJECT ANNE COATES RESEARCH & CONVENING FOR THE CULTURAL FIELD * ANNETTE WALKER CHOUCOUNE PRODUCTIONS ARASH MOKHTAR ALL TOMORROW'S PARTIES ARIEL AGAI PEDAL POWER NYC ARIELLE JAVITCH BLINDNESS ARIELLE TEPPER THE LIVING ROOM FOR ARTISTS, INC. ART CATALYST ART IN ODD PLACES ART STRIDES, INC ARTISTS FINANCIAL SUPPORT GROUP ARTMAKERS, INC. ARTREVETE FLAMENCO DANCE THEATER OF NEW YORK, INC. ARTS OF THE ISLAMIC WORLD ASHLEY TARABAN VISIBLE INVISIBILITY ASIFA-EAST ATSUSHI YAMADA HAND IN HAND * AVERY T. WILLIS PROMETHEUS LOST & FOUND * AVIVA RAHMANI GULF TO GULF 8*% AWe Creative Group Aaron Booher Aaron Landsman Aaron McGloin Dance AbOmInOg International- Arts Collective Abdul Latif - D2D/T Abigail Levine Abner David Harrell Accabonac House Inc. Aching Dogs Theatre Co AdLib Theater Company Adam Frezza & Terri Chiao Adaptive Arts Theater Company Adele Fournet Adrienne Cooper Dreaming in Yiddish Adrienne Truscott Afro-Colombian Percussion Apprenticeship: Moris Canate Agape Arts Collective Alarke Album Albanian Art and Culture Movement Alden Moves Dance Theater Alessandra Corona Alex Forman - januaryriver Alex Levine Quartet European Tour 2017 Alex Romania Alia Kache/Kachal Dance Alina Alison Cook Beatty Dance Alive Inside Project Allan Pray Allentown Shakespeare in the Park Almasi Arts Alpenkammermusik Alt Esc curatorial platform and magazine Alt_break art fair Alvaro Gonzalez Dupuy Alyson Denny Alzheimer's Poetry Project Amanda + James Amanda Jones Acting Career Amanda Loulaki Amaris Dance Company AmeriSHOWZ American Abstract Artists American Song American Thymele Theatre Amios Amir baradaran studio Amy Burns Amy Cova An Electoral System in Crisis An Iliad World Tour An Informal Presentation on the Finite Nature of Atoms, Martyrs, Happenings, and Space (Or, Burn) AnA Anabella Lenzu Anahata Dance Ancestral Memories And It Spins Twice @ FringeNYC Andea Kleine Andrea Goldman Andrew Harper Choreography Andrew Nemr Andrew Ockenden André St. Clair: America's Gender NonConFormist Andy Bragen Theatre Projects Andy Davis, Old Time Burlesque Project Anecdota Animal Engine Animal Parts Theater Group Animamus Art Salon, a Community Project spearheaded by Ventiko Animation Hotline Animus Theatre Company Ann Livingston Young Anna Christie Anna Elizabeth Thompson Anna K. Jacobs Anna Petrie, Mezzo-Soprano Annapolis Chamber Music Festival Annie Lanzillotto Annie Sailer Annmaria Mazzini Annual Shakespeare's Birthday Sonnet Slam Anonymous bodies II art collective Another Kind of Girl Aperture Theater Company Aphrodisiac Apogee Journal Apollo MInus Project Apperception Productions Apple Village Arts Approaching Silence April Flowers Aquatorium Arch Contemporary Ballet Are You Afraid of the 90s? Arethusa Speaks Argus Panoptes Ari Frankel Aria Films Art & Law Program Art Collision Art For Shelters Art Strong - Portraits in Courage, LLC ArtHome ArtWorks for Youth Artemis Theatrical, Ltd. Arthur Miller Documentary Articulate Theatre Company Artistic Dreams International Artistic Pride Productions Artists By Any Other Name Artists Who Care Artists at Albatross Reach Arts & Dreams Arts Org NYC Arts for a cause Arts in Bushwick Ash Short Film Astrid Bas Atelier de Geste Attacca Quartet Attempt to Rise Audio Visual Arts Audrey L. Ellis Auerbach Living Archives Augustin Hadelich and Joyce Yang - In Recital Aurora Theatre Ensemble Autonomous Collective Ava's Smile Awaken Dance Theater Awakening Movement Away Towards Home Ayako Kato Ayano Elson B-Side Productions BALLROOM BASIX USA BARBARA HERBICH NAZI PERSECUTION OF POLISH CHRISTIANS BARIKA EDWARDS ARTSY FARTSY SHOW * BART EVERLY LET'S GET FRANK BEN DUFFY HEART CHILD * BEN WEINER NYMPHS * BENITA RAPHAN EMILY DICKENSON PROJECT * BENJAMIN BRIONES BALLET BENJAMIN WILCHFORT THE LAST GENERATION BERNARDO RUIZ REPORTERO BETH BOGART DEVIL MAY CARE * BETTY BEAUMONT A NIGHT IN ALEXANDRIA BETTY BEAUMONT LOST CULTURES-FOUND VOICES BEVERLY EMMONS THE LIGHTING ARCHIVE BEings dance BGCH Alumni Ensemble BGSQD BILL PAGE ABSTRACTION: CONTRIBUTING ARTISTS 1950S BLACK AND WHITE PROJECT SPACE BLACKOUT ARTS COLLECTIVE BLAKKAPRIKORN PRODUCTIONS BLNY BOB DAWSON BREAKING THE RULES * BOB: Blessed Be the Dysfunction That Binds BOMBAYO BOO Arts 2016 Season BRENDAN MASON UNTITLED TERRY DONAHUE DOC BRIAN GONZALEZ ABOVE OUR HEADS & BELOW OUR FEET BRIAN MCALLISTER THE MAN AT THE COUNTER * BRIDGETTE DUNLAP JOHNNY PANIC & THE BIBLE OF DREAMS BRIDGETTE WIMBERLY FROM BREAST CANCER 2 BROADWAY BRITTANY PRATER URANIUM DERBY * BROOKIE MAXWELL COMING HOME JOURNEY BROWN DIAMOND, INC BRUSH STROKES BUMP (Button Universal Movement Project) BUNDITH PHUNSOMBATLERT T|R|A|N|S|T|R|A|C|K * BUNDITH PHUNSOMBATLERT WAYFINDING BURNING BAYREUTH BUZZ, Son of a Bee BX200 Bronx Visual Artist Directory Backdrop Brooklyn Backyart Ballaro Dance Ballet Inc Ballet Verite Ballet and Beyond NYC Bangladeshi Historical Memory Project Barbara Ann Michaels Barbara Hammond Barbarous Nights Barkers NYC, Inc. Barkin/Selissen Project Barry Kerollis Barton Booth Basic Engineering Collective BatalaNYC Battalion Theatre Be-In Festival Beach Rats Bear Back Brooke Productions Bears Discover Fire BeautifulWords Beauty and the Beast Bechdel Project Bed, Beth and Beyond Believe NYC Belinda McGuire Dance Projects Bella Klein Bellyqueen LLC Ben Prusiner - ongoing projects Benjamin Kimitch Benjamin Verdery Annual Masterclass and Concerts Bennyroyce Royon Beth Gill Betrothed: A Love Story Better Late Than Never Bewilderment and other queer lions Bianca Johnson & Dancers Big Apple Playback Theater Big Cronos Media Project Bingham Camp Theatre Retreat Bitcrusher Bitten Peach Black Angels Over Tuskegee Black Door Theatre Company Black Gotham Experience Black Lodge Theater Black Revolutionary Theatre Workshop Blackbird Dance Blackout Blair Alexa Valentine Blair Hotchner Blank-the-Dog Blissfield Bloom City Blue Thyme Nights Bluelaces Blueprint Theater Project Bob Boros Bodega Magazine BodyStories: Teresa Fellion Dance Boockvor Productions Books in Motion Beirut Boomerang Bottoms Dream Box Wine Theatre Boy Friday Boy with the Bullhorn: A Memoir of ACT UP
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