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New York Foundation for the Arts New York Foundation for the Arts Directory of Artists’ Fellows 1985-2013 Elizabeth Diller John J. Bernd Deborah Aguado Karen Andes Alan Berliner Film Laurie Hawkinson Yoshiko Chuma John Dodd Michael Blaine Bill Brand Crafts David Heymann Blondell Lorelei Hamm Fiction Magda Bogin Ayoka Chenzira John Margolies Cummings Wayne Higby Raymond Abigail Child Michael Sorkin Kathy Duncan Patricia Kinsella Federman Kenneth Fink Architcture Alan Wexler Ishmael Graham Marks Arthur Flowers George Griffin Ellen Wexler Houston-Jones Robert Meadow Ralph Lombreglia Barbara Kopple Choreography Lisa Kraus Judith Moonelis Mary Morris Spike Lee Ralph Lemon Louis Mueller Vincent Nicolosi Christine Victoria Marks Robert Natalini Norman Rush Noschese Susan Marshall Douglas Navarra Peter Rachel Reichman 1 Wendy Perron Betty Woodman Trachtenberg Kathe Sandler Stephen Petronio Gayle Whittier Richard Renee Rockoff Barry Yourgrau Schmiechen Ruby Shang Robert Streicher Mark Taylor Lance Westergard 9 Humberto Aquino Mary Buchen Robert Mileta Andrejevic Jules Allen Barbara Asch WIlliam Buchen Brookmeyer Luis Cruz Azaceta Douglas Baz Nancy Berlin Dieter Froese Joel Chadabe William Bailey James Casebere Painting Graphics Enid Blechman Julia Heyward David Chaitkin Ross Bleckner Marion Faller Rimer Cardillo Inter-Arts Candace Anthony Davis Eugene Brodsky Abigail Heyman Lloyd Goldsmith Hill-Montgomery Robert Dick Caren Canier Kenro Izu Zarina Hashmi James Perry Sorrel Doris Hays Martha Diamond Photography Frank Majore Julie Lapping Hoberman Lee Hyla Stephen Ellis Tony Mendoza Carl Tehching Hsieh Oliver Lake Mimi Gross Eugene Richards Lehmann-Haupt Brenda Meredith Monk Steward Hitch Joanne Ross Benny Powell Louis Lieberman Hutchinson Music Composition David Humphrey Susan Shaw 8 Elisabeth Meyer Patrick Irwin Edward Yvonne Jacquette Keith Smith Liliana Porter Barbara Kruger Rothenberg David Lowe Christian Sunde Susan Shatter Christian Marclay Pril Smiley Medrie MacPhee Elizabeth Yamin M. Jon Rubin Andrew Thomas Charles Magistro William Stephens Michael Mogavero Fiona Templeton Langdon Quin Joseph Santore Susanna Tanger 5 Julian Beck Isaac Black Daniel Bleier Jill Berman Michael Marton Michael Brandy Luis Cabalquinto Peter Brown Richard Bloes Tony Oursler Video Charles Gordon Poetry Siv Cedering Humberto Chavez Maxi Cohen Alex Roshuk (OyamO) Jimmie Durham Houston Conwill Dee Dee Halleck Martha Rosler William Hoffman Sandra Maria Sculpture Donna Dennis Kathryn High Tomiyo Sasaki David Hwang Esteves Ellen Driscoll Warrington Hudlin Matthew Playwriting/ Len Jenkin Barry Goldensohn Alan Finkel Jill Kroesen Schlanger Screenwriting Shirley Lauro William Heyen Chris Griffin Shigeko Kubota Michael Oakes June Jordan Barry Ledoux Jan Oxenberg Audre Lorde Ann Messner James Ryan Patrick Mangan Alison Saar 1 Patten Wells Molly Peacock Keith Sonnier Donald Wollner Phillip Schultz Christopher Dick Zigun Evan Zimroth Sproat Julius Tobias Jerilea Zempel 9 8 5 Yvonne Jacquette Painting 1985 Stanley Allen Johanna Boyce Jo Andres Wendell Castle Allen Barnett Samuel Anderson Remy Charlip Connie Beckley Concetta Oscar Hijuelos Crafts Niel Denari Helen Douglas Nicolas Collins Fenicchia Fiction Stokes Howell Leslie Gill Anita Feldman Karen Finley Sonja Flavin Raymond Peter Pfau Deborah Gladstein Jane Greengold Dorothy Hafner Kennedy Mark Robbins Pooh Kaye Donna Henes Tony Hepburn Wendy Lamb Architecture Donna Robertson Bebe Miller Kay Hines Ann Noel Krider Diane Lefer Lauretta Choreography Mitchell Rose Michael Lebron Daniel Mack Eleanor Lerman Vinciarelli Harry Sheppard Larry Miller Pavel Opocensky Vicki Lindner Mark Walczak Elizabeth Streb Linda Montano Shiela Ritz Phillip Margulies 1 Clarence Teeters Elliot Sharp Gayle Saunders Terry McMillan Cydney Wilkes Theodora Arlene Shechet Vincent Passaro Stefa Zawerucha Skipitares Bob Smith Ninotchka Rosca Willa Jo Zollar Mierle Ukeles Michael Estes Joan Silber Paul Zaloom Taylor Mona Simpson Conceptual/Performance 9 Neil Tetkowski Juliana Wu Candida Alvarez Jessie Maple Ida Applebroog Film Richard Boukas Flavia Bacarella James Benning Shiela McLaughlin Amy Buchholz David Chasalow Willie Birch Christine Choy Stephen Ning Josely Carvalho Justin Dello Joio Peter Clive John Foster Robert Rosenberg Camille Eskell Painting Graphics James Emery Rafael Colon Jill Godmillow Alfred Santana Phoebe Helman Matthew Morales Peter Hutton Deborah Shaffer Maria Henle Greenbaum Louise Fishman Kyle Kibbe JT Orinne Takagi Michael Kirk Earl Howard Michael Flanagan Danny Lyon Cyrilla Mozenter Leroy Jenkins Peter Heineman Donalee Peden Barbara Kolb Paul Marcus Betsy Rosenwald Arthur Kreiger Youngja Parker Carol Steen 8 Music Composition Barton McLean Marjorie Portnow Elise Morris Elfi Schuselka Paul Schwartz Amy Sillman Mark Wood Mimi Smith Jenny Snider 6 Jack Sonenburg Dawoud Bey Phil Bosakowski Nicholas Tom Bills Lynn Blumenthal Ellen Carey Rosemarie Caruso Christopher Terry Lee Dill Anthony Cokes Video Jimmy De Sana Russell Davis Poetry Billy Collins Alex Grey Amber Denker Jed Devine Mindi Dickstein Alfred Corn Justen Ladda Lee Eiferman Courtney Frisse Leo Garcia Jane Flanders Sculpture Donald Lipski Takahiko Iimura Ed Grazda Harry Kondoleon Safiya Edward Mayer Angelo Jannuzzi Playwriting/ Photography Rita Hammond Cassandra Medley Hendeson-Holmes Alex McFarlane Ardele Lister Biff Henrich Screenwriting Eric Overmyer Donna Masini James Raglione Shelly Silver Silvia Kolbowski Eric Schmidt James McClatchy Rodney Rhodes Diane Spodarek Scott McCarney Ronald Tavel Robert Morgan Scott Richter John Sturgeon 1 Brian Oglesbee Jerome A. 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