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Printmaking/ Drawing New York Foundation for the Arts Directory of Artists’ Fellows 1985-2013 Elizabeth Diller John J. Bernd Deborah Aguado Karen Andes Nancy Baer Film Laurie Hawkinson Yoshiko Chuma John Dodd Michael Blaine Muriel Balash Crafts David Heymann Blondell Lorelei Hamm Fiction George Blecher Alan Berliner John Margolies Cummings Wayne Higby Magda Bogin Helen Bishop Michael D. Sorkin Kathy Duncan Patricia Kinsella Raymond Bill Brand Architcture Alan P. Wexler Ishmael Graham Marks Federman Ayoka Chenzira Houston-Jones Robert Meadow Arthur Flowers Abigail Child Choreography Lisa Kraus Judith Moonelis Ralph Lombreglia Kenneth Fink Ralph Lemon Louis Mueller Mary Morris George Griffin Victoria Marks Robert Natalini Vincent Nicolosi Barbara Kopple Susan Marshall Douglas Navarra Norman Rush Spike Lee 1 Wendy Perron Betty Woodman Peter Albert Maysles Stephen Petronio Trachtenberg Christine Nochese Renee Rockoff Gayle Whittier Rachel Reichman Ruby Shang Barry Yourgrau Amalie Rothschild Robert Streicher Kathe Sandler Mark Taylor Richard Lance Westergard Schmiechen Charlotte Zwerin 9 Humberto Aquino Mary Buchen Margaret Bald Sorrel Doris Hays Robert Barbara Asch Dieter Froese Leo Hurwitz Brookmeyer Nancy Berlin Julia Heyward Media J. 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