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Attendee Roster 2016 ANNUAL CONFERENCE :: PORTLAND, OREGON attendee roster Note: We will distribute an electronic roster of attendees with contact information after the conference. Unaffiliated Attendees (by name) 3ARTS | CHICAGO, IL Esther Grisham Grimm, Executive Director Deborah Abele, Advance Planning | Portland, OR A STUDIO IN THE WOODS | NEW ORLEANS, LA Katy Asher, Artist | Portland, OR Cammie Hill-Prewitt, Residency Coordinator Ama Rogan, Managing Director Cristin Cash | Bethesda, MD ADVISARTS | SEATTLE, WA Emily Fitzgerald, Interdisciplinary Artist, Photographer + Storyteller | Claudia BaCh, Principal and Founder Portland, OR Beth Gates | Portland, OR AIR SERENBE | CHATTAHOOCHEE HILLS, GA Brandon Hinman, Director Stephen Hayes, Artist | Portland, OR Thomas Swanston, Board Member Katina Huston, Artist | Alameda, CA ALDERWORKS ALASKA | SKAGWAY, AK Dorothy Brady Bobby Ives | Seattle, WA Jeff Brady Ariana Jacob, Artist | Portland, OR ALLIANCE OF ARTISTS COMMUNITIES | PROVIDENCE, RI Daniel Jáquez, Freelance Stage Director, Theatre-maker and Translator | Deb Dormody, Director of Operations + Programs San Diego, CA Lisa Hoffman, Executive Director Sarah Madsen, Administrative + Special Projects Coordinator Malia Jensen, Artist | Portland, OR Flannery Patton, Director of Member Services + Communications Stephanie StorCh, Office + Business Manager Jade Lazaris | Eugene, OR Forrest Lotterhos | Boulder, CO AMERICAN DANCE INSTITUTE | NEW YORK, NY Steven Skerritt-Davis, Director of External Relations Brenda Mallory, Artist | Portland, OR ANDERSON RANCH ARTS CENTER | SNOWMASS VILLAGE, CO Cynthia Mann | Garden Grove, CA Elizabeth Ferrill, Artistic Director of Painting, Drawing + Printmaking NanCy Wilhelms, Executive Director Ana Ottman | Los Angeles, CA Georgeann Schellenger | West Chester, PA ANONYMOUS BODIES | BROOKLYN, NY Jaamil Olawale Kosoko, Co-Director Willa Schneberg | Portland, OR THE ARCTIC CIRCLE | BROOKLYN, NY Mary Shanahan | Dana Point, CA Aaron O’Connor, Director EriCa Thomas, Artist, Producer + Manager | Portland, OR ARCTIC INSTITUTE OF NORTH AMERICA | CALGARY, AB CANADA Taryn Tomasello, Writer, Curator, Organizer + Artist | Portland, OR Mike Moloney, Post-Doctoral Fellow Sharita Towne, Artist | Portland, OR ARLINGTON CULTURAL AFFAIRS/ARLINGTON ECONOMIC DEPARTMENT | ARLINGTON, VA Jane VanBoskirk | Portland, OR Cynthia Connolly, Special Projects Curator and Artist Martha Watson, Artist | Charleston, SC ART FOR EVERYONE PDX | PORTLAND, OR Diane Freaney, Founder/Creative Director Affiliated Attendees (by organization) ART KIBBUTZ | BRONX, NY 18TH STREET ARTS CENTER | SANTA MONICA, CA PatriCia Eszter Margit, Executive Director Betty Marín, Research + Project Coordinator Anuradha Vikram, Artistic Director ART OMI INTERNATIONAL ARTS CENTER | GHENT, NY Jan Williamson, Executive Director Ruth Adams, Director Sue Yank, Director of Communications & Outreach ARTCENTER/SOUTH FLORIDA | MIAMI BEACH, FL BRUSH CREEK FOUNDATION FOR THE ARTS | SARATOGA, WY Cherese CroCkett, Exhibitions + Artist Relations Manager Sharon Hawkins, Director Maria del Valle, Executive Director Caitie Taylor, Assistant Director ARTS MIDWEST | MINNEAPOLIS, MN C3:INITIATVE | PORTLAND, OR David Fraher, President + CEO Shir Ly Grisanti, Founding Director Alexis Roberto, Program Coordinator ARTWORKS AT WILLAMETTE VIEW | PORTLAND, OR Ashley Stull Meyers, Communications Coordinator Kristen Larsen, ATR, LPC, Art Therapist CAL PERFORMANCES – UC BERKELEY| BERKELEY, CA ARTWORKS LOVELAND | LOVELAND, CO Rob Bailis, Associate Director Angela Canada-Hopkins, Director of Operations CALDERA | PORTLAND, OR ASSOCIATION OF PERFORMING ARTS PRESENTERS | WASHINGTON, Olivia MitChell, Office Manager DC Elizabeth Quinn, Creative Director Mario GarCia Durham, President + CEO TriCia Snell, Executive Director Maesie Speer, Facilities Program Manager ATLANTIC CENTER FOR THE ARTS | NEW SMYRNA BEACH, FL Jim Frost, Co-Executive Director CALIFORNIA INSTITUTE OF INTEGRAL STUDIES / DJERASSI RESIDENT NanCy Lowden Norman, Co-Executive Director ARTISTS PROGRAM | WOODSIDE, CA Lexa Walsh, Culinary Artist in Residence Pireeni Sundaralingam, Professor AUGUST WILSON HOUSE | PITTSBURGH, PA CAMP WONDER WANDER | WAYNESBORO, TN Paul Ellis, Executive Director & General Council Valerie Sloan AUNT KAREN’S FARM | MT. VISION, NY CAMPO | MALDONADO, URUGUAY Karen Shafer, Founder Heidi Lender, Founder AUTODESK - PIER 9 | SAN FRANCISCO, CA CAPRICIOUS | NEW YORK, NY Paolo Salvagione, Artist Anika Sabin, Editor & Associate Publisher Vanessa Sigurdson, Artist in Residence (AIR) Program Manager Noah Weinstein, Senior Creative Programs Manager CARNEGIE MELLON UNIVERSITY, HEINZ COLLEGE | PITTSBURGH, PA Kara Post, Master of Arts Management Student BAAD! BRONX ACADEMY OF ARTS AND DANCE | BRONX, NY Joseph Hall, Deputy Director THE CENTER AT EAGLE HILL | HARDWICK, MA JongHun Kim, Artistic Director THE BANFF CENTRE | BANFF, AB Tamara Ross, Director, Programming Operations CENTRUM | PORT TOWNSEND, WA Beth Bradley, Director of Advancement BAYARTS | BAY VILLAGE, OH NanCy Heaton, Executive Director CHICAGO ARTISTS COALITION | CHICAGO, IL Teresa Silva, Director of Exhibitions & Residencies BEMIS CENTER FOR CONTEMPORARY ARTS | OMAHA, NE Chris Cook, Executive Director CHINQUAPIN CENTER FOR THE ARTS | GRANTS PASS, OR Ellina Kevorkian, Artistic Director - Residency Programs MiChael Newman, Board Member Holly Kranker, Residency Program Manager Davina Schrier, Communications Director THE CITY OF CALGARY | CALGARY, AB CANADA Sophie-Anne Belisle, Program Specialist, Public Art Program BETHANY ARTS COMMUNITY, INC. | OSSINING, NY Laurie Birrittella, Treasurer CITY OF SEATTLE OFFICE OF ARTS & CULTURE | SEATTLE, WA Mark Heyert, Board Member Kristen Ramirez, Art & Enhancements Project Manager David Lyons, Executive Director Zak Shusterman, Attorney/Consultant CIVITELLA RANIERI FOUNDATION | NEW YORK, NY MarC Mewshaw, Senior Program Associate BLACK MOUNTAIN INSTITUTE - UNLV | LAS VEGAS, NV Joshua W. Shenk, Executive Director CLEVELAND PRINT ROOM | CLEVELAND, OH Shari Wilkins, Executive Director BLOEDEL RESERVE | BAINBRIDGE ISLAND, WA Laura King, Program Director COLLEGE ART ASSOCIATION | NEW YORK, NY Hunter O'Hanian, Executive Director + CEO BODIES OF WORK - UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS AT CHICAGO | CHICAGO, IL NiCk Obourn, Director of Communications Carrie Sandahl, Director COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT, INC. | NEWPORT BEACH, CA BOSTON ART COMMISSION, CITY OF BOSTON | BOSTON, MA Jessica Preboski, Executive Director Karin Goodfellow, Director CORCORAN SCHOOL OF THE ARTS AND DESIGN | GEORGE BOSTON CENTER FOR THE ARTS | BOSTON, MA WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY | WASHINGTON, DC Randi Hopkins, Associate Director of Visual Arts Sanjit Sethi, Director CREATIVE CAPITAL | NEW YORK, NY GOLDEN ARTIST COLORS | NEW BERLIN, NY Brittni Collins, Artist Services Manager Mark Golden, President & CEO CROSS THE BRIDGE | NEW YORK, NY HANDS ON | NEW YORK, NY Jan Hanvik Beth Prevor, Co-Founder + Executive Director CROSSHATCH CENTER FOR ART & ECOLOGY | BELLAIRE, MI HEADLANDS CENTER FOR THE ARTS | SAUSALITO, CA Brad Kik, Co-Director Vanessa Kauffman, Communications + Outreach Manager Amanda Kik, Co-Director Barb Tholin, Board Member HEDGEBROOK | LANGLEY, WA Mollie Thomas, Communications + Development Coordinator Julie O'Brien, Program Manager Amy Wheeler, Executive Director CROSSTOWN ARTS | MEMPHIS, TN Catherine Willis Cleveland, Director of External Relations Mary Jo Karimnia, Programming Consultant/Resident Liaison Amanda Sparks, Director of Residency + Retail HEIGHTS ARTS COLLABORATIVE | CLEVELAND HEIGHTS, OH RaChel Bernstein, Executive Director CSUF GRAND CENTRAL ART CENTER | SANTA ANA, CA TraCey Gayer, Associate Director HERMITAGE ARTIST RETREAT | ENGLEWOOD, FL BruCe Rodgers, Executive Director DANCING EARTH | SAN FRANCISCO, CA Lisa Rubinstein, Marketing/PR Director Rulan Tangen, Founding Artistic Director + Choreographer HIGH CONCEPT LABS | CHICAGO, IL DELIRIOUS DANCES AND QUEENS COLLEGE | QUEENS, NY Steven Wang, Executive Director Edisa Weeks, Choreographer and Educator HYDE PARK ART CENTER | CHICAGO, IL DISJECTA CONTEMPORARY ART CENTER | PORTLAND, OR Megha Ralapati, Residency + Special Projects Manager Bryan Suereth, Director IAIA MUSEUM OF CONTEMPORARY NATIVE ARTS (MOCNA) | SANTA FE, DJERASSI RESIDENT ARTISTS PROGRAM | WOODSIDE, CA NM Judy Freeland, Residency Coordinator Andrea R. Hanley, Membership + Program Manager Margot H. Knight, Executive Director IBEX PUPPETRY | NEW YORK, NY ECOLOGICAL THOUGHT, ART AND ACTION | NESKOWIN, OR Holly Laws Randall KoCh, Artist Alva Rogers, Consultant ELSEWHERE | GREENSBORO, NC IDSVA | PORTLAND, ME George Scheer, Executive Director Deborah BouChette, PhD Candidate Guido Villalba Portel, Communications Coordinator IN CAHOOTS RESIDENCY | OAKLAND, CA EM SPACE | PORTLAND, OR MaCy ChadwiCk, Director Rory Sparks, Director INDIANA UNIVERSITY | BLOOMINGTON, IN FACEBOOK | MENLO PARK, CA Emily Wilson Drew Bennett, Artist in Residence Program Director Dana Martin, Artist in Residence Program Manager INFINITI INSPIRE | WOODSIDE, CA Kala Perkins FATHOMERS | LOS ANGELES, CA Trevor Byrne INTERDISCIPLINARY CENTER FOR INNOVATIVE THEORY AND StaCy Switzer, Curator + Executive Director EMPIRICS AT COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY | SANTA FE, NM Lacey Wozny, Curator of Programs and Experience Mi’Jan Tho-Biaz, Community Scholar THE FIELD | NEW YORK, NY IRVINE FINE ARTS CENTER | IRVINE, CA Shawn Rene Graham, Artist Services Manager Yevgeniya Mikhailik, Curator James Scruggs, Artist + Facilitator Jennifer Wright Cook, Executive Director ISLAND INSTITUTE - ALASKA RESIDENCIES | SITKA, AK Peter
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