National 

Endowment 

for the Arts 
National Endowment for the Arts 

Washington, D.C. 20506 

Dear Mr. President: 

I have the honor to submit to you the 

Annual Report of the National Endowment 

for the Arts and the National Council on 

the Arts for the Fiscal Year ended 

September 30, 1981. 

The fiscal year covered in this report 

preceded my tenure as chairman. 

Respectfully, 

F.S.M. Hodsoll 

Chairman 

The President 

The White House 

Washington, D.C. 

May 1982 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Contents
 

Chairman’s Statement 3
 

The Agency and Its Functions 4
 

National Council on the Arts 5
 

Programs 6
 

Dance 8
 

Design Arts 38
 

Expansion Arts 64
 

Folk Arts 118
 

Inter-Arts 140
 

International 166
 

Literature 170
 

Media Arts: Film/Radio/Television 192
 

Museum 228
 

Music 282
 

Opera-Musical Theater 358
 

Theater 374
 

Visual Arts 406
 

Policy and Planning 462
 

Challenge Grants 464
 

Endowment Fellows 474
 

Research 478
 

Special Constituencies 480
 

Office for Partnership 486
 

Artists in Education 488
 

Partnership Coordination 497
 

State Programs 500
 

Financial Summary 505
 

History of Authorizations
 

and Appropriations 507
 
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3
 

Chairman’s
 

Statement
 

What follows reflects much more than an outline 

of programs and a listing of grants. Rather, it 

presents a picture ~f the vitality of America’s 

artistic life--stretching from Alaska to Florida, 

from Maine to Hawaii. 

The arts in America are alive and well. Our 

country continues to have the greatest variety of 

excellence of any country in the world. There are 

dozens of regional theaters; there’s Broadway; 

there’s Hollywood; there are painters and sculptors everywhere. Post-modern architecture begins 

here. There’s a greater variety of first-class orchestras than in any other single country. We are 

a world center for ballet and modern dance. There 

are great museums. And artists from around the 

world continue to flock to this country. This is a 

tribute to the nation. 

All of this we do without academies, without 

official standards, without the dominance of any 

one sector of support. This is very much in the 

Enlightenment philosophy of our country’s 

founders. 

The artists, arts organizations, and projects
 

the National Endowment for the Arts helped
 

fund during 1981 represent only a small fraction
 

of the sum total of arts activity and support in this
 

country. Indeed, the Endowment made available
 

less than five percent of the total co.ntributions to
 

the arts in the nation in 1981. However, this relatively small amount--along with the other 95 

percent made available by state and local governments, individuals, corporations, and foundations-is an indication of that vital partnership 

of support--no one source dominating--that 

assures excellence and diversity. 

According to the American Association of 

Fund-Raising Council, individuals, corporations, 

and foundations gave in 1981 a record $3.5 billion 

to our nation’s cultural institutions, a 13.2 percent 

increase over the 1980 level of $2.96 billion. At the 

state level, state governments increased their 

support for the arts almost ten percent over the 

1980 position. 

President Reagan, reflecting the federal commitment to the arts, commented during 1981: 

"Our cultural institutions are an essential national resource. They must be kept strong... I am 

i,i,i i,i,i .....I ii, 

sympathetic to the very real needs of our cultural 

organizations." Calling on us to redouble our 

efforts to leverage new private support for the 

arts, the President quoted Henry James: "It is art 

that makes life, makes interest, makes importance.., and I know of no substitute whatever for 

the core and beauty of its process." 

Over the past decade and a half, in part as a 

result of increased contributions from all sources,

the arts have flourished and grown. Neither the 

government nor the private sector alone can give 

the arts the support they need to maintain their 

present momentum. But clearly a partnership 

can accomplish more than either can do alone; 

for each has strengths that complement the 

other’s. 

The Endowment offers a national perspective 

on artistic quality through its peer-panel review 

system; experience, in working with state and 

local arts agencies and with service organizations; knowledge of the arts world; and, perhaps 

most important, a funding philosophy that encompasses the needs of both the artists and the 

public. 

The report of the Presidential Task Force on 

the Arts and Humanities to President Ronald 

Reagan in October 1981 said: "We have learned a 

vital truthmAmerica’s arts and humanities are 

vigorous in spirit, though frail in financial health. 

 ̄.. We renewed our awareness of the vitality of 

American arts, the ecumenism of their appeal to 

the whole of American audiences, and the lively 

spirit of their supporters." 

Although this report of the fiscal year ending 

September 30, 1981, preceded my tenure as Chairman, I am privileged to make this brief introduction in the name of myself and my distinguished predecessors Roger Stevens, Nancy 

Hanks, and Livingston L. Biddle, Jr. 

F.S.M. Hodsoll, Chairman 

National Endowment for the Arts 

May 1982 
4 

The Agency and 

Its Functions 

The National Foundation on the Arts 

and the Humanities 

In 1965, Congress created the National Foundation on the Arts and the Humanities as an 

independent agency of the Executive Branch of 

the Federal Government. The Foundation is composed of the National Endowment for the Arts, 

the National Endowment for the Humanities,

and a coordinating council of federal officials 

called the Federal Council on the Arts and the 

Humanities. The Foundation has no administrative or programming identity separate from its 

components. Each of the two Endowments is 

served by its respective advisory body, the National Council on the Arts or the National Council 

on the Humanities. 

Federal Council on the Arts
 

and the Humanities
 

The Federal Council on the Arts and the Humanities’ is composed of the Chairmen of the two 

Endowments and 18 highly placed government 

officials. 

The Federal Council promotes coordination 

between the programs of the two Endowments 

and those of other federal agencies which support 

the arts and the humanities. It also undertakes 

research related to these programs. 

The National Council on the Arts 

Formed in 1964, the National Council on the Arts 

preceded by one year the establishment of the 

National Foundation on the Arts and the Humanities. 

The Council is composed of the Chairman of 

the National Endowment for the Arts, who serves 

as Chairman of the Council, and 26 presidentially 

appointed citizens who are recognized for their 

knowledge of the arts, or for their expertise or 

profound interest in the arts. The Council is 

mandated by law to advise the Chairman on 

policies, programs, and procedures. It also must 

review and make recommendations on applications for grants. 

The National Endowment for the Arts 

The National Endowment for the Arts is, in 

effect, an independent federal agency, with its 

own Chairman, National Council, staff, programs, and budget. 

Both legislatively and by Council policy, the
 

Arts Endowment was conceived as a catalyst to
 

"increase opportunities for artists and to spur 

involvement in the arts on the part of private 

citizens, public and private organizations, and 

the states and communities. The Endowment’s 

relationship to the primarily private and local 

cultural community is one of partnership, in 

which the federal role is to respond to the needs of 

the field rather than direct or interfere in the 

creative activities of individual artists or cultural 

organizations. 

Endowment Panels 

The panels serve the individual Programs of the 

Endowment much as the National Council on the 

Arts serves the Endowment as a whole. Together 

the Council and panels provide a system of 

professional peer review to evaluate applications, 

identify problems, and develop the policies and 

programs through which the Endowment responds to changing conditions. 

More than 600 private citizens serve on these 

panels, whose membership rotates regularly. Panelists are appointed by the Chairman with the 

advice of the Council and staff as well as other 

organizations and leaders in the field. 

Methods of Funding 

Grant money authorized by Congress comes to 

the Endowment in program funds, the Treasury 

Fund, and Challenge Grant funds. Most direct 

grants to organizations and individuals come 

from program funds. These grants must be 

matched dollar-for-dollar. 

The Treasury Fund arrangement allows private donors to pledge gifts to specific Endowment 

grantees. Each pledge frees an equal amount for 

the grantee from the Treasury Fund, which is 

maintained at theTreasury Department. Grantees 

must then match the combined total of the donor’s 

pledge and the Treasury Fund disbursement. 

Challenge Grants are awarded for projects 

that contribute to the long-term financial stability of grantee organizations and must be matched 

on a three-£o-one basis. 
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National Council
 

5
 

on the Arts
 

Kurt Herbert Adler 

Opera Company Director 

Conductor 

Margo Albert 

Performer/Arts Administrator 

Martina Arroyo 

Concert and Opera Singer 

Thomas P. Bergin 

Educator 

Theodore Bikel 

Actor/Folk Singer 

Willard L. Boyd 

Museum Director 

Norman B. Champ, Jr. 

Arts Patron/Trustee 

Maureene Dees 

Community Theater Director 

J.C. Dickinson, Jr. 

Museum Director 

William H. Eells 

Arts Patron/Trustee 

Martin Friedman 

Museum Director 

Arthur I. Jacobs 

Arts Patron/Trustee 

Robert Joffrey 

Ballet Company Director 

Choreographer 

Jacob Lawrence 

Painter 

Erich Leinsdorf 

Conductor 

Bernard Blas Lopez 

State Arts Agency Director 

Toni Morrison 

Author/Editor 

I.M. Pei 

Architect 

Harold Prince 

Director/Producer 

Lida Rogers 

State Arts Agency Director 

James Rosenquist 

Painter 

Franklin Schaffner 

Film Director 

Robert Shaw 

Conductor 

Geraldine Stutz 

Corporate Executive 

Fashion Leader 

Jessie A. Woods 

Arts Administrator 

Rosalind Wiener Wyman 

Arts Patron/Administrator 

I 

Dance 

Design Arts 

Expansion Arts 

Folk Arts 

Inter-Arts 

Internat~ona "

Literature 

Media Arts: x 

Film/Radio/Television 

Museum 

Music 

Opera-Musical Theater 

Theater 

Visual Arts 
8 Dance 
Dance
 

The Dance Program provides support for professional choreographers, dance companies, and 

organizations that present and serve dance. The 

Program funds all forms of professional dance as 

well as the art of mime. 

Dance Advisory Panels
 

Robert hltman
 David Gordon


Artistic director
 Dance company manager
 

Philadelphia, PA
 New York, NY


Mary Hinkson
 Emile Ardolino
 

Producer, director
 Dancer, educator


New York, NY New York, NY
 

Sally Banes
 Bruce Hoover


Dance writer, critic
 Dance management


New York, NY
 consultant


New York, NY
 

Ann Barzel
 

Dancer, writer Jane Koock
 

Chicago, IL Arts administrator
 

Austin, TX
 

Maria Benitez
 

Dancer Sali Ann Kriegsman
 

Santa Fe, NM
 Dance consultant
 

Washington, DC


Robert Berky
 

Mime Harvey Lichtenstein
 

Rochester, NY President, performing
 

arts center
 

Alida Caster Brooklyn, NY


Development director
 

Chicago, IL
 Bruce Marks
 

Artistic director,
 Carol Egan
 choreographer
 Professor
 Salt Lake City, UT


Berkeley, CA
 

Donald McKayle
 

Choreographer
 

Sherman Daks, CA
 

Shirley Mordine
 

Choreographer
 

Chicago, IL
 

Marcia Preiss
 

Dance sponsor
 

Pougkeepsie, NY
 

Naima Prevots
 

Professor
 

Washington, DC
 

Mary Regan
 

Arts administrator
 

Raleigh, NC
 

Jorge Rigau
 

Arts administrator
 

San Juan, PR
 

Allen Robertson
 

Dance writer, critic
 

Minneapolis, MN
 

Rena Shagan
 

Dance company
 

management consultant
 

New York, NY
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Laura Shapiro David Vaughan Brenda Way 

Dance writer, critic 

Seattle, WA 

Dance writer, critic 

New York, NY 

Artistic director 

San Francisco, CA 

Ann Smith Edward Villella David White 

Arts administrator Dancer Dance presenter 

Cleveland, OH New York, NY New York, NY 

Allegra Fuller Snyder 

Dance program chairman 

Los Angeles, CA 

Madelyn Voigts 

Dance sponsor 

Kansas City, MD 

Dance Grants
 

Dance Touring Grants are awarded to state or regional arts agencies t 

Program enable local groups to sponsor brief engagements of sma

companies eligible for touring support. Large companie
 

grants aid groups in sponsoring an engagement by New Yo
 

SMALL COMPANIES
 City Ballet, American Ballet Theater, or Joffrey Ballet


Affiliated State Arts 

Agencies of Upper Midwest 

Minneapolis MN 

111,982 Hawaii-State Foundation on 

Culture and the Arts 

Honolulu HI 

Arts Alaska 

Anchorage AK 

62,000 Louisiana-Division of the 

Arts 

Baton Rouge LA 

California Arts Council 

Sacramento CA 

309,972 

Maryland Arts Council 

Baltimore MD 

DC Commission on the Arts 

Washington DC 

119,906 

Mid-America Arts Alliance 

Kansas City MO 

Delaware State Arts 

Council 

Wilmington DE 

21,445 

Middlesex County Arts 

Council 

Edison NJ 

Delaware State Arts 

Council 

Wilmington DE 

13,910 

New England Foundation for 

the Arts 

Cambridge MA 

Florida, Fine Arts Council 

of 

Tallahassee FL 

128,778 

New York State Council on 

the Arts 

New York NY 

Georgia Arts Council 

Atlanta GA 

10,935 

North Carolina Arts 

Council 

Great Lakes Arts Alliance 

Cleveland OH 

351,1~3 Raleigh NC 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

pennsylvania Council on
 

the Arts
 

Harrisburg PA
 

Southern Arts Federation
 

Atlanta GA
 

Texas Co~nission on the
 

Arts
 

Austin TX
 

Virgin Islands, College of
 

the
 

St. Thomas VI "
 

LARGE COMPANIES
 

Auditorium Theatre Council
 

Chicago IL
 

Ballet Theatre Foundation
 

New York NY
 

Ballet Theatre Foundation
 

New York NY
 

Buffalo Philharmonic
 

Orchestra
 

39 Buffalo NY
 

Cornish Institute
 

Seattle WA
 

Cultural Resource Council
 

of Syracuse and Onondaga
 

29 County
 

Syracuse NY
 

Detroit Symphony Orchestra
 

17 Detroit MI
 

Foundation for the Joffrey
 

29 Ballet
 

New York NY
 

John F. Kennedy Center for
 

the Performing Arts
 

Washington DC
 

66,483 Virginia Commission of the 

Arts 

Richmond VA 

88,997 West Virginia Arts Council 

Charleston WV 

70,887 

1,600 

Western States Arts’ 

Foundation 

Santa Fe NM 

To support a one and a half-week residency by
 

the Joffrey Ballet
 

To support one week of the American Ballet
 

Theatre at the Auditorim Theatre in C’hicago
 

To support 75 percent of the costs of 17 weeks
 

of travel
 

To support a one-week residency of the American
 

Ballet Theatre
 

To support a one-week residency by the Joffrey
 

Ballet
 

To support one week of the American Ballet
 

Theatre
 

To support a one-week residency by the Joffrey
 

Ballet
 

To support 75 percent of the costs of ten weeks
 

of travel
 

To support seven weeks of the American Ballet
 

Theatre and two weeks of the New York City
 

Ballet
 

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24,600
 

400,742
 

39,600
 

43,500 O
 

255,120
 

43,500
 

26,400
 

43,500
 

26,400
 

239,134
 

412,500
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Music Center Presentations
 

Los Angeles CA
 

~iNew York City Ballet


New York NY
 

New York, Research Fdn. of
 

the State University of
 

Purchase NY
 

~/Palm Beach Festival
 

West Palm Beach FL
 

Rochester Philharmonic
 

Orchestra
 

Rochester NY
 

Rochester Philharmonic
 

Orchestra
 

Rochester NY
 

San Francisco Opera
 

Association
 

San Francisco CA
 

San Francisco Symphony
 

Association
 

San Francisco CA
 

Saratoga Performing Arts
 

Center
 

Saratoga Spring NY
 

Society for the Performing
 

Arts
 

Houston TX
 

Society for the Performing
 

Arts
 

Houston TX
 

Temple Beth Sholom
 

Miami Beach FL
 

Wolf Trap Foundation for
 

the Performing Arts
 

Vienna VA
 

To support two weeks of the American Ballet 

Theatre 

87 ,~ 

To support 75 percent of the costs of seven 

weeks of travel 

54 ,

To support a half-week residency of the Joffrey 

Ballet 

 ̧13, 

To support one week of the New York City Ballet 

To support a half-week residency by the Joffrey 

Ballet 

To support one week of the American Ballet 

Theatre 

To support two weeks of the American Ballet 

Theatre 

To support a two-week residency by the Joffrey 

Ballet 

To support a three-week residency by the New 

York City Ballet 

162 

To support a half-week residency by the Joffrey 

Ballet in San Antonio 

13 

To support a half-week residency by the Joffrey 

Ballet in Houston 

13 

To support one week of the American Ballet 

Theatre 

43 

To support a on~ 

Ballet 

idency by the Joffrey 26 

47 GRANTS 4,509
 TOTAL FOR DANCE TOURING PROGRAM
 
 

 

 

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Long-Term Engagements
 

Centrum Foundation
 

Port Townsend
 WA


Emma Willard School
 

Troy N Y
 

Hawaii, " University of
 

Honolulu
 HI
 

Johnson State College
 

Johnson
 VT
 

Naropa Institute
 

Boulder
 CO
 

New York, Research Fdn. of
 

the State University of
 

Brockpor t NY
 

Private Arts Foundation
 

Washington DC
 

Walker Art Center
 

Minneapolis MN
 

West Virginia University
 

Foundation
 

Morgantown WV
 

Western States Arts
 

Foundation
 

Santa Fe NM
 

To support presentation of the Bill Evans/Dance
 

Company for four weeks at Fort Worden State Park
 

in August 1981
 

To support a long-term dance engagement by the
 

Limon Dance Company
 

To support the presentation of Daniel Nagrin,
 

dance soloist, .for six weeks in the summer of
 

To support the presentation of the New York
 

Dance Ensemble at the Green Mountain Festival in
 

the summer of 1981
 

To support the presentation of Eiko and Koma for
 

five weeks in the summer of 1981
 

To support the presentation of the Concert Dance
 

Company of Boston for four weeks in the summmer
 

of 1981
 

To support the presentation of the Lucinda
 

Childs Dance Company for three weeks ia 1981 for
 

the Washington Project for the Arts
 

To support the presentation of the Trisha Brown
 

Dance Company for four weeks
 

To support the presentation of Dan Wagoner and
 

Dancers for four weeks in 1981
 

To support the presentation of the Dance Theatre
 

of Harlem for four weeks in the western states
 

region
 

TOTAL FOR LONG TERM ENGAGEMENTS
 I0 GRANTS


11,350
 

20,000
 

9,408
 

15,700
 

3,550
 

12 , 500
 

15,000
 

17,200
 

14,600
 

22,970
 

142,278
 

Choreographers’ 

Fellowships 

CATEGORYI
 

Category I grants assist developing and experienced
 

choreographers of merit by providing time and ~oney for
 

artistic growth. Category II assists established
 

choreographers of national or international stature by
 

providing time and money to explore new ideas.
 

Aiello, Salvatore A. 3,000 Anastos, Peter G. 3,000 

Winston-Salem NC New York NY
 
 

 

 

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Appel, David V.
 

Washington DC
 

Armitage, Karole
 

New York NY
 

Bernson, Kathryn J. and
 

Mullis, Stormy
 

New York NY
 

Bobrow, Carol A.
 

Chicago IL
 

Boyce, Johanna D.
 

New York NY
 

Caniparoli, Val W.
 

San Francisco CA
 

Connor, Lee
 

Placitas NM
 

Conrad, Gail S.
 

New York NY
 

Dally, Lynn M.
 

Los Angeles CA
 

Destine, Jean-Leon
 

New York NY
 

Dilley, Barbara
 

Boulder CO
 

Douglas, Helen E.
 

New York NY
 

Drake, Maria Cheng
 

Minneapolis
 

Fenley, A. Molissa
 

New York NY
 

3,000
 

3,000
 

5,000
 

3,000
 

3,000
 

3,000
 

3,000
 

5,000
 

5,000
 

5,000
 

5,000
 

3,000
 

3,000
 

3,000
 

Frank, Diane
 

New York NY
 

Gladstein, Deborah L.
 

New York NY
 

Harris, Marina
 

Salt Lake City UT
 

Hay, Deborah
 

Austin TX
 

Heck, Stephen A.
 

Seattle WA
 

Huston, Valerie G.
 

Santa Barbara CA
 

Irwin, William M.
 

San Francisco CA
 

Jaramillo, Jesse
 

Seattle WA
 

Jones, William T.
 

New York NY
 

Kahn, Hannah
 

New York NY
 

Kramer, Dawn J.
 

Newton MA
 

Kunhiraman, Kenneth P.
 

Berkeley CA
 

Lamhut, Phyllis
 

New York NY
 

Lerman, Elizabeth A.
 

Washington DC
 

3.000 Ma~var. Kalman :
 
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McCall, Debra A. 

New York NY 

3,000 Shapiro, Linda J. 

Minneapolis 

3,000 

McCandless, Dee 

Austin TX 

5,000 Slayton, Jeffrey C. 

Los Angeles CA 

3,000 

Moschen, Michael J. 

New York NY 

3,000 Sloan, Lenwood 

San Francisco CA 

5,000 

,0 

~0 

)0 

)0 

Moulton, Charles D. 

New York 

Nagrin, Daniel 

New York 

Perez, Rudolph 

Los Angeles 

Perron, Wendy B. 

New York 

Plevin, Marcia A. 

Winston-Salem 

NY 

NY 

CA 

NY 

NC 

3,000 

5,000 

5,000 

5,000 

3,000 

Soll, Beth E. 

Cambridge 

Solomons, Gus 

New York 

Spanier, Nancy L. 

Boulder 

Strickler, Fred 

Los Angeles 

Vernon, Charles R. 

Chicago 

NY 

CO 

CA 

IL 

5,000 

3,000 

3,000 

5,000 

)0 

3O 

Radis, Jackie 

Chicago 

Ragir, Judith S. 

Chicago 

IL 

IL 

5,000 

3,000 

Vieira, Jelom G. 

New York 

Von Grona, Eugene 

New York 

NY 

NY 

3,000 

5,000 

Renzi, Marta 

New York NY 

3,000 Wagoner, Dan 

New York NY 

5,000 

Rethorst, Susan 

New York NY 

3,000 Welk, Lois A. 

Binghamton NY 

3,000 

Reynolds, Pearl A. 

Brooklyn NY 

3,000 Wiener, Nina D. 

New York NY 

3,000 

Rinker, Kenneth 

BrOoklyn NY 

5,000 Withers, Maida Rust 

Washington DC 

Self, Jim 

~ .-~New York NY 

3,000 Wong, Mel 

Little Neck NY 

5,000 
 

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Wong, Yen Lu 3,000 Yamada, Takasha Koma 

Los Angeles CA New York NY 

CATEGORY II 

Bettis, Valerie 

New York NY 

10,000 Halprin, Anna So 

Kentfield CA 

Brown, Trisha 

New York NY 

10,000 Loring, Eugene 

Irvine CA 

Childs, Lucinda 

New York NY 

10,000 Nikolais, Alwin 

New York NY 

Dunham, Katherine 

East St. Louis IL 

10,000 Primus, Pearl 

New Rochelle NY 

TOTAL FOR CHOREOGRAPHERS’ FELLOWSHIPS 72 GRANTS. 320, 

Grants to 

Dance Companies 

18th Street Dance 

Foundation 

New York NY 

18th Street Dance 

Foundation 

New York NY 

African Dance Ensemble
 

Atlanta GA
 

Aims of Modzawe
 

Long Island City
 

Aims of Modzawe
 

Long Island City
 

Aman Folk Ensemble
 

Los Angeles CA
 

To support the New York City season of the Sara 

Rudner Dance Ensemble 

To support a collaboration between choreographer 

Sara Rudner and painter Ben Schonzeit for the 

Sara Rudner Dance Ensemble 

To support community workshops and performances 

by the ensemble 

4, 

To support the rehearsal and performances of 

Dinizulu dancers, drummers and singers in and 

around the Tri-State area during the 1981-82 

season 

7, 

To support the new positions of business manager 

and bookkeeper for Dinizulu Dancers, Drummers, 

and Singers 

5, 

To support the new position of full-time grant 

coordinator 

8, 
 

 

 

 

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A~sD Folk Ensemble 

Los Angeles CA 

To support a network of performances in the Los 

Angeles suburban community and a related number 

of lecture/demonstrations 

29,850 

American Authentic Jazz 

Dance Theatre 

To support rehearsal salaries and a new work by 

Pepsi Bethel for the 1981-82 season 

8,000 

NeW York NY 

American Deaf Dance 

Company 

Austin TX 

To support dancers’ rehearsal salaries during 

the setting of a new work by guest choreographer 

Deborah Hay for the 1981-82 season 

5,000 

American Mime 

New York NY 

To support the creation of a new mime play by 

the company’s artistic director, Paul Curtis 

5,000 

Atlanta Ballet 

Atlanta GA 

To support the company’s expansion of its home 

repertory performances during the 1980-81 season 

25,000 TF 

Ballet Folk of Moscow 

Moscow ID 

To support the addition of George Balanchine’s 

"Valse Fantaisie" to the company’s repertory 

3,000 

Ballet Foundation of 

Milwaukee 

To support the company in its regional 

development through the establishment of a 

20,000 

Milwaukee WI subscription season in Madison, Wisconsin 

Ballet Foundation of To support the creation of a new ballet by 5,000 

Milwaukee Robert Rodham for the Milwaukee Ballet Company 

Milwaukee WI for the 1980-81 season 

Ballet Theater Foundation To support five weeks of the main rehearsal 75,000 

New York NY period of the American Ballet Theatre 

Ballet Theater Foundation To support the restaging of Marius Petipa’s 50,000 TF 

New York NY "Swan Lake" by Mikhail Baryshnikov for the 

American Ballet Theatre 

Ballet Theater Foundation To support rehearsal~salaries for dancers and 115,000 

New York NY artistic staff of the American Ballet Theatre 

Ballet West To support the company’s home season, rehearsal 85,000 

Salt Lake City UT salaries and a new work by guest choreographer 

Daniel Levens for the 1981-82 season 

Ballet West To support the continued expansion of the 30,000 TF 

Salt Lake City UT company’s regular seasons which include "family 

series night" and performances in outlying 

communities 

Ballet West To support a new work entitled "Til 

Salt Lake City UT Eulenspiegel" by Bruce Marks, and the restaging 

of August Bournonville’s "Konservltorlet by 

Toni Lander 
 

 

 

 

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Ballet West
 

Salt Lake City UT
 

Baroque Dance Ensemble
 

Santa Cruz CA
 

Bella Lewitzky Dance 

Foundation 

Los Angeles CA 

Bella Lewitzky Dance 

Foundation 

Los Angeles CA 

Berkshire Ballet 

Pittsfield MA 

Bert Houle-Sophie Wibaux
 

Mime Theatre
 

San Francisco CA
 

Bert Houle-Sophie Wi,baux
 

Mime Theatre
 

St. Louis MO
 

Bert Houle-Sophie Wibaux
 

Mime Theatre
 

St. Louis MO
 

Boston Ballet
 

Boston MA
 

Boston Ballet
 

Boston MA
 

Boston Repertory Ballet
 

Boston MA
 

Capitol Ballet Guild
 

Washington DC
 

Cassandra Dance Theatre
 

Corporation
 

New York NY
 

Chimera Foundation
 

New York NY
 

Chimera Foundation
 

New York NY
 

To support an intensive rehearsal period prior
 

to the company’s summer Aspen residency
 

To support the recreation of "Ariodante" from
 

the year 1734 by the company’s artistic director
 

Shirley Wynne
 

To support a four-week rehearsal period
 

To support a new work choreographed by Bella
 

Lewitzky
 

To support the creation of a new work by
 

choreographer Mary Margaret Giannone
 

To support the creation of new mime works,
 

rehearsal costs for repertory maintenance, the
 

position of company manager, and preservation of
 

two documentary mime films
 

To support a rehearsal period in preparation for
 

the 1980-81 touring season
 

To support the creation and production of four
 

mimes by Bert Houle and Sophie Wibaux
 

To support a rehearsal period for the continued
 

development of the company
 

To support the new position of assistant
 

artistic director
 

To support a new production of Kurt Weill’s
 

"Seven Deadly Sins"
 

To support an increased number of performances
 

of the Capitol Ballet Company in the Washington,
 

D.C. area
 

To support a new work choreographed by Rachel
 

Lampert for her company
 

To support a rehearsal period for the Murray
 

Louis Dance Company
 

To support a six-week rehearsal period for the
 

Nikolais Dance Theatre
 
 

 

 

 

choreographics
 CA
 Berkeley
 

C~uck Davis Dance Company
 

NY
 

Bronx
 

Chuck Davis Dance Company
 

NY
 

Bronx
 

cincinnati Ballet Company
 

Cincinnati OH
 

Cincinnati Ballet Company
 

Cincinnati OH
 

Clark Center for the 

Performing Arts 

New York NY 

Cleveland Ballet 

Cleveland OH 

Cleveland .Ballet
 

Cleveland
 OH
 

Coming Together Festival
 

of Dance and Music
 

New Paltz NY
 

Contemporary Dance Theatre
 

Atlanta GA
 

Crowsnest
 

New York NY
 

Cultural Council
 

Foundation
 

New York NY
 

Cunningham Dance
 

Foundation
 

New York
 NY
 

~nningham Dance
 

Ltion
 

Ne~ iYork NY
 

To support the hiring of Robin Kirck to develop
 

a management plan for the Wendy Rogers Dance
 

Company
 

To support a creative rehearsal period during
 

the 1980-81 season
 

To support the positions of administrative
 

assistant, public relations specialist, fund-


raiser, and ombudsman
 

To support the creation of a new work by Daniel
 

Levans for the company
 

To support a rehearsal period in preparation for
 

the company’s subscription series
 

To support the choreographing of two works by
 

Josevaldo Souza for the Loremil Machado Afro-


Brazilian Dance Company
 

To support a marketing and promotional campaign
 

designed to increase the company’s home and
 

regional performances as well as strengthen its
 

fund-raising capabilities
 

To support a rehearsal period to prepare the
 

company’s  ̄ story ballets, "The Nutcracker"
 

To support the restaging of Ted Shawn’s "Boston
 

Fancy" by Jane Sherman for Vanaver Caravan’s
 

1981-82 season
 

To support a series of performances and related
 

activities in Atlanta and Cobb County by the
 

 ̄ Atlanta Contemporary Dance Company
 

To support the creation of two new works
 

choreographed by Martha Clarke in collaboration
 

with Robert Barnett and Felix Blaska for the
 

1981-82 season
 

To support the position of a full-time company
 

manager for the Satoru Shimazaki Dancers
 

To support the fifth collaboration of Charles
 

Atlas and Merce Cunningham for the company
 

To’support new works choreographed by Merce
 

Cunningham in collaboration with John Cage and
 

Jasper Johns
 

Dance 19 

7,000
 

7,500
 

7,500
 

12,500
 

12,500 TF
 

5,000
 

41,400 TF
 

27,600
 

5,000
 

7,500
 

5,000
 

3,500
 

35,000
 

55,000
 
 

 

 

 

20 Dance 

Cunningham Dance 

Foundation 

New York NY 

Dallas Civic Ballet 

Society 

Dallas TX 

Dan Wagoner Dance 

Foundation 

New York NY 

Dance Collective/Mass
 

Movement
 

Lexington MA
 

Dance Consort Foundation
 

New York NY
 

Dance Solos
 

New York NY
 

Dance Theater Foundation
 

New York NY
 

Dance Theater Foundation
 

New York NY
 

Dance Theatre Seattle
 

Seattle WA
 

Dance Theatre of Harlem
 

New York NY
 

Dance Theatre of Harlem
 

New York NY
 

Dance Theatre of Harlem
 

New York NY
 

Dance Visions
 

New York NY
 

-Dance in Maine Foundation
 

Brunswick ME
 

Dancentral
 

Columbus OH
 

To support the creation of a new work by
 

artistic director Merce Cunningham for the 1981­

82 season
 

To support a rehearsal period to prepare for the
 

1980-81 season~
 

To support t~e positions of company manager.
 

bookkeeper.and tour coordinator/associate
 

manager for Dan Wagoner and Dancers
 

To support new works by the company’s resident
 

choreographers and paid rehearsal periods for
 

the 1981-82 season
 

To support a rehearsal period for the Pauline
 

Koner Dance Consort in preparation for their
 

1980-81 season
 

To support a major home performance season at
 

Carnegie Hall for Annabelle Gamson
 

To support a creative rehearsal period during
 

the Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater’s 1980-81
 

season
 

To support self-produced home performance
 

seasons at the City Center Dance Theater for the
 

Alvin Ailey .American Dance Theater
 

To support two subscription campaigns for the
 

Bill Evans Dance Company and the salaries of the
 

artistic, managerial, and technical staff
 

To support the staging of "A Streetcar Named
 I0


Desire" and "Equus" for the 1981-82 season
 

To support an eight-week rehearsal period for
 

the 1980-81 season
 

To support the staging of "Scherezade" by
 

Frederic Franklin. "Voluntaries" by Glen Tetley.
 

and "Dark Elegies" by Anthony Tudor for the 1980­

81 season
 

To support the creation of a new work by Dianne
 

McIntyre for Sounds in Motion. with an original
 

score by a major musician/composer
 

To support a rehearsal period for "Indrani" and
 

"Sukanya., classical dances of India
 

To support a rehearsal period in preparation for
 

the company’s 1980-81 season
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

Dance 21 

Dances and Drums of Africa
 

New York NY
 

Dances and Drums of Africa
 

New York NY
 

Dayton Ballet Association
 

OH
 Dayton
 

Dayton Contemporary Dance
 

Gompany
 

Dayton OH
 

Dean Dance and Music
 

Foundation
 

NY
 New York
 

Dean Dance and Music
 

Foundation
 

NY
 New York
 

Dean Dance and Music
 

Foundation
 

New York
 NY


Don Redlich Dance Company
 

New York NY
 

Eglevsky Ballet Company of
 

Long Island
 

Huntington Station NY
 

Eglevsky Ballet Company of
 

Long Island
 

Hungtington Station NY
 

Foundation for Independent
 

Artists
 

New York NY
 

Foundation for Modern
 

Dance
 

New York NY
 

Foundation for the Joffrey
 

Ballet
 

New York NY
 

FOU~ation for the JoffreY
 

~allet


 ̄ eW Zork 

To support a new work to be choreographed for
 

the company by artistic director Charles Moore
 

To support a business manager for the company
 

To suppor~ a rehearsal period in preparation for
 

the company’s 1980-81 season
 

To support the company in providing its artists
 

and staff adequate compensation during their
 

home performance
 

To support the residency activities of the Laura
 

Dean Dancers and Musicians at the Walker Art
 

Center in Minneapolis
 

To support the restaging of Laura Dean’s "Song,"
 

"Dance," and "Spiral" for the Laura Dean Dancers
 

and Musicians
 

To support the creation of a new work, and the
 

new administrative position of booking and
 

sponsor development manager for the I~81-82
 

season
 

To support the creation of a new work by.guest
 

choreographer Hanya Holm for the company
 

To support a rehearsal period for the
 

restoration of the company’s repertory by George
 

Balanchine
 

To support the expansion of the company’s
 

subscription season
 

To support a self-produced season retrospective
 

of the work of Eiko and Koma in New York City
 

To support a rehearsal period for the Erick
 

H~wkins Dance Company
 

To support the creation of a new ballet by guest
 

choreographer Laura Dean
 

To support the Joffrey Ballet’s first repertory
 

season in New York in two years
 

5,000
 

@I
 

4,000
 

21,000
 

7,500
 

12,565
 

12,435
 

25,000
 

5,000
 

7,600
 

7,400 ’IF’ 

8,640
 

5,000
 

10,000
 

40,000 @
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

22 Dance 

Foundation for the Joffrey
 

Ballet
 

New York NY
 

Frank Holder Dance Company
 

New York NY
 

Frank Holder Dance Company
 

Greensboro NC
 

Friends of Olympia Station
 

Santa Cruz CA
 

Gloria Newman Dance
 

Theater
 

Orange CA
 

Harbinger Dance Company
 

Highland Park MI
 

Harry’s Foundation
 

New York NY
 

Harry’s Foundation
 

New York NY
 

Hartford Ballet
 

Hartford CT
 

Harvest Dance Foundation
 

New York NY
 

House Foundation for the
 

Arts
 

New York NY
 

Houston Ballet Foundation
 

Houston TX
 

Houston Ballet Foundation
 

Houston TX
 

Hubbard Street Dance
 

Company
 

Chicago IL
 

Ile-Ife Black Humanitarian
 

Center
 

Philadelphia PA
 

To support a rehearsal period prior to the
 

domestic spring/summer tour for Joffrey I
 

To support the company’s first week-long
 

performance season in New York City
 

To support an extended home season in Greensboro
 

To support a part-time development director for
 

Tandy Beal and Company
 

To support the creation of two new works by
 

choreographer Gloria Newman, one of which will
 

be a collaboration between herself and
 

composer/musician Gwendolyn Watson
 

To support the staging of Kathryn Posin’s "Bach
 

Pieces," and commission a new work by Thomas
 

Ruud for the company
 

To support the position of managing director
 

To support a new work by Senta Driver
 

To support expenses related to the
 

administration, promotion, and presentation of
 

the 1980-81 season
 

To support a new work by Rosalind Newman for her
 

company, Rosalind Newman and Dancers
 

To assist Meredith Monk/The House in a
 

promotional and fundraising campaign
 

To support the new position of production
 

coordinator
 

To support a rehearsal period for the 1980-81
 

season
 

To support the position of full-tlme general
 

manager
 

To support the new positions of publicity
 

coordinator and administrative director for the
 

Arthur Hall Afro-American Dance Company for the
 

1981-82 season
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Kabn, Majors and Dancers
 

New york NY
 

Kai Takei’s Moving Earth
 

NeW York NY
 

Kai Takei’s Moving Earth
 

NeW York NY
 

Kathryn Posin Dance
 

Foundation
 

NY
 New York
 

Kentucky Dance Council
 

Louisville KY
 

Kinetikos Dance Foundation
 

Los Angeles CA
 

Kipnis Mime Theatre
 

Brooklyn NY
 

Liga Estudiantes de Arte
 

de San Juan
 

San Juan PR
 

Lola Monies Fdn. for Dances
 

of Spain and the Americas
 

Los Angeles CA
 

Los Angeles Ballet
 

Los Angeles CA
 

Lubovitch Dance Foundation
 

New York NY
 

Lubovitch Dance Foundation
 

New York NY
 

Ma~dala Folk Dance
 

Ensemble
 

Cambridge MA
 

~galit Oved Dance 

Th~tre Foundation " 

CA
 ills Angeles
 

~i!ii~,.~rgaret Jenkins Dance
 

-Studio
 ^.
 "!!:~i~&~n Franc is co ~;~
 

To support the full-time position of company
 

administrator for Hannah Kahn and Dancers during
 

the 1981-82 season
 

To support the creation and rehearsal of a new
 

choreography by artistic director Kei Takei for
 

the 1981-82 season
 

To support a new work choreographed by Kei Takei
 

for the company for the 1980-81 season
 

To support a new work by Kathryn Posin for the
 

company
 

To support Helen Start as the repetiteur of the
 

Louisville Ballet Company
 

To support the creation of a new work by Ronnie
 

Brosterman, Dance/LA’s artistic director
 

To support a series of performances for the
 

company in New York City
 

To support four weeks of rehearsal for the
 

Ballets de San Juan in preparation for the 1980­

81 "Nutcracker"
 

To support a rehearsal period prior to the
 

company’ s 1981-82 home season
 

To support the staging of "Coppelia" and "Les
 

Sylphides" by Alexandria Danilova
 

To support the extension of home seasons,
 

promotion of regional tours, and involvement in
 

community projects
 

To support the positions of a development
 

officer, bookkeeper, and special projects
 

coordinator for the company
 

To support a director of regional development
 

for Mandala
 

To support a new work by artistic director
 

Margalit Oved
 

To support the creation and expansion of a 

recent work by Margaret Jenkins entitled "Red, 

Yellow, Blue" for the studio
 

Dance 23 

5,000 

@I
 

6,545
 

9,300
 

3,000
 

5,000
 

5,000
 

16,200
 

5,000 @
 

3,765
 

15,000 TF
 

13,900 TF
 

10,100
 

4,000
 

5,000
 

20,000
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

24 Dance ~ 

Maria Benitez Spanish
 

Dance Company 

New York NY 

Martha Graham Dance 

Company 

New York NY 

Martha Graham Dance 

Company 

New York NY 

Martha Graham Dance 

Company 

New York NY 

Maryland Dance Theater
 

CollegePark MD
 

Mid Man Dance Foundation
 

New York NY
 

Mid Man Dance Foundation
 

New York NY
 

Nevada Dance Theatre
 

Las Vegas NV
 

New Dance Theater
 

Denver CO
 

New Dance Theater
 

Denver CO
 

New Jersey Ballet Company
 

West Orange NJ
 

New Jersey Ballet Company
 

West Orange NJ
 

New York Baroque Dance
 

Company
 

New York NY
 

New York Baroque Dance
 

Company
 

New York NY
 

To support the expansion of the company’s
 

repertory
 

To support a rehearsal period for the company in
 

preparation for its 1980-81 season and
 

Choreographer’s Series
 

To support the salaries of the technical staff
 

and the advertising and promotion costs for the
 

1981 New York City season of the company
 

To support the creation of a new work by Martha
 

Graham for the company
 

To support the company’s production of major
 

performances in Baltimore, Maryland, and
 

Washington, D.C.
 

To support the new position of a permanent staff
 

administrator for the Joyce Trisler Danscompany
 

To support the salary of Milton Meyers as the
 

new artistic director for the Joyce Trisler
 

Danscompany
 

To support the extension of the rehearsal and
 

performance season of the company
 

To support the positions of administrative
 

director and administrative assistant for the
 

Cleo Parker Robinson Dance Ensemble during the
 

1980-81 season
 

To support new choreography, master
 

instructions, and a paid rehearsal period for
 

the Cleo Parker Robinson Dance Ensemble during
 

the 1981-82 season
 

To support the addition of "Valse Fantasie" and
 

John Tara’s "Design with Strings" to the
 

company’s repertory
 

To support a series of repertory presentations
 

of the New Jersey Ballet Company during the 1980­

81 season
 

To support the creation of a new Baroque opera-


ballet
 

To support the position of part-time
 

administrator
 
 

 

 

 

NeW York City Ballet
 NY
 

NeW york
 

New York City Ballet
 

NY
 

NeW York
 

NeW York City Hispanic-


American Dance Company
 

NeW York NY
 

New York City Hispanic-


American Dance Company
 

New York NY
 

North Carolina Dance
 

Theatre
 

Winston-Salem
 NC


North Carolina Dance
 

Theatre
 

Winston-Salem
 NC
 

Oakland Ballet Company and
 

Guild
 

Oakland CA
 

Oberlin Dance Collective
 

San Francisco CA
 

Ohio Chamber Ballet
 

Akron OH
 

Ohio Chamber Ballet
 

Akron OH
 

0rchestai
 

New York NY
 

Oregon Mime Theatre
 

Lake Oswego OR
 

on Mime Theatre
 

~ ~ke Oswego OR
 

iginal Ballets
 

York NY
 

Ballets
 

NY
 

To support a creative rehearsal period for the /
 

maintenance of works by George Balanchine and
 

Jerome Robbins during the 1981-82 season
 

To support a creative rehearsal period for the
 

New York City Ballet’s 1980-81 season
 

To support a rehearsal period for Ballet
 

Hispanico of New York
 

To support a two-week residency of Ballet
 

Hispanico of New York at the Symphony Space
 

Theatre in the spring of 1981
 

To support the North Carolina Dance Theatre in
 

its statewide performance season during 1980-81
 

To support a rehearsal period for the company
 

prior to the 1980-81 season
 

To support the restaging of Bronisla~ra’s "Les
 

Noces," by Irina Nijinsk Raetz
 

To support the creation of new works ’by the
 

company’s resident choreographers Brenda Way,
 

Kimi Okada and Eric Barsness
 

To support a new ballet by Merce Cunningham to
 

be choreographed for the company
 

To support a rehearsal period for the
 

maintenance of existing repertory and a home
 

season
 

To support the staging of an existing work
 

entitled "Silence is Safe" by ~rcia Plevin for
 

Diane Germaine and Dancers
 

To support the creation of a new mime by
 

artistic director Francisco Reynders
 

To support the position of assistant manager
 

To support the Feld Ballet in its 1980-81
 

performance season at the new Elgin Theater in
 

New York City
 

To support a rehearsal period for the Feld
 

Ballet prior to the company’s season at the
 

Elgin Theater
 

Dance 25 

150,000
 

100,000 PG
 

50,000 TF
 

7,000
 

11,400
 

11 ,975 TF
 

10,575
 

25,000 TF
 

I0,0000]
 

15,500 TF
 

12,000
 

3,500
 

6,800
 

20,000 TF
 

20,000
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

26 Dance 

Pacific Northwest Ballet
 

Seattle WA
 

Pacific Northwest Ballet
 

Seattle WA
 

Paul Taylor Dance Company
 

New York NY
 

Paul Taylor Dance Company
 

New York NY
 

Pennsylvania Ballet 

Association 

Philadelphia PA 

Pennsylvania Ballet 

Association 

Philadelphia PA 

Pennsylvania Ballet 

Association 

Philadelphia PA 

Philadelphia Dance Company
 

Philadelphia PA
 

Philadelphia Danc~e Company
 

Philadelphia PA
 

Philadelphia Dance Company
 

Philadelphia PA
 

Pick-Up Performance
 

Company
 

New York
 NY
 

Pick-Up Performance
 

Company
 

New York
 NY
 

Pittsburgh Ballet Theatre
 

Pittsburgh PA
 

To support the initiation of a repertory
 

performance season in Tacoma, Washington
 

To support the position of full-time lighting
 

designer to workwith the production manager and
 

staff
 

To support the creation of new choreography by
 

the company’s artistic director Paul Taylor
 

To support a self-produced season at the City
 

Center Dance Theater in New York City for the
 

Paul Taylor Dance Company
 

To support two new ballets--one by the company’s
 

artistic director Benjamin Harkarvy, and one by
 

guest choreographer Peter Anastos
 

To support an eight-week rehearsal period
 

To support salary expenses of the Pennsylvania
 

Ballet during its home performance season
 

To support the position of company manager for
 

the 1980-81 season
 

To support a new work for the company by guest
 

choreographer Gene Hill Sagan
 

To support expansion and development of
 

administrative personnel for the 1981-82 season
 

To support the position of a full-time manager
 

for the company
 

To support the creation of a new work by David
 

Gordon, artistic director of the company
 

To support a rehearsal period for the
 

maintenance of the company’s repertory
 

Portland Dance Theater To support an eight-week rehearsal period for
 

Portland OR Cirque Productions
 

Ram Island Dance Company To support the expansion of the company’s home
 

Portland ME season in Portland and include some regional
 

performances in New Hampshire
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

ertory Dance Theatre
 

Salt Lake City UT
 

Repertory Dance Theatre
 

Salt Lake City UT
 

Rio Grande Union
 NY
 

New York
 

Rod Rodgers Dance Company
 

New York NY
 

Rodeo ex Machina
 

CA
 Santa Monica
 

Roxanne Dance Foundation
 

New York NY
 

San Francisco Ballet
 

Association
 

San Francisco
 CA


San Francisco Ballet
 

Association
 

San Francisco CA
 

San Francisco Ballet
 

Association
 

San Francisco CA
 

San Francisco Dance
 

Management
 

San Francisco CA
 

San Francisco Dance
 

Spectrum
 

San Francisco CA
 

Sidewalk Dance Theatre
 

Knoxville TN
 

Theatre Flamenco of San
 

Francisco
 

~an Francisco CA
 

~Isha Brown Company
 

York NY
 

To support the full-time position of director of
 

deve!opment for the company
 

To support a collaborative concert performed by
 

the company with the Children’s Dance Theatre,
 

and a "Historical Retrospective of Modern Dance"
 

To support a new work by artistic director
 

Douglas Dunn for his company Douglas Dunn and
 

Dancers
 

To support the expansion of the company’s home
 

season through the addition of performance weeks
 

To support the positions of company manager and
 

bookeeper
 

To support the position of full-time
 

manager/administrator for the Roxanne Dance
 

Foundation
 

To support a new work by co-artistic director
 

Michael Smuin, the staging of George
 

Balanchine’s "Stars and Stripes," and the
 

addition of Jiri Kylian’s "Return to a Strange
 

Land"
 

To support the company in its expansion of its
 

home season, and increase the number of "runout" performances
 

To support an eight-week rehearsal period
 

To support the new position of general manager
 

for the company, and for a project of the
 

Margaret Jenkins Dance Company and the Oberlin
 

Dance Collective
 

To support a rehearsal period
 

To support the company’s home season in~
 

Knoxville and performances and short residencies
 

in other major Tennessee cities
 

To support the company’s rehearsal and
 

performance at the Victoria Theatre in 1981
 

To support a collaboration between artistic
 

director Trisha Brown and post-modern architect
 

Frank Gehry ~
 

Dance 27 

5,000
 

17,000
 

10,000
 

5,000
 

4,000
 

5,600
 

35,000
 

50,000 TF
 

35,000
 

5,000
 

10,000
 

5,000
 

5,100 TF
 

12,200
 
 

 

 

 

28 Dance 

Trisha Brown Company
 

New York NY
 

Twyla Tharp Dance
 

Foundation
 

New York NY
 

Twyla Tharp Dance
 

Foundation
 

New York NY
 

Twyla Tharp Dance
 

Foundation
 

New York NY
 

Twyla Tharp Dance
 

Foundation
 

New York NY
 

United Mime Workers
 

Champaign IL
 

Valerie Huston Dance
 

Theater
 

Santa Barbara CA
 

Viola Farber Dance Company
 

New York NY
 

Viola Farber Dance Company
 

New York NY
 

Viola Farber Dance Company
 

New York NY
 

Washington Ballet
 

Washington
 

Zivili Kolo Ensemble
 

Granville OH
 

Zivili Kolo Ensemble
 

Granville OH
 

To support a rehearsal period for the
 

maintenance of repertory and to re-work older
 

dances
 

To support a new full-time position of rehearsal
 

assistant for the company
 

To support an eight-week intensive rehearsal
 

period
 

To support two new works by artistic director
 

Twyla Tharp for the company
 

To support the company in the production of its
 

second Manhattan season in 1981
 

To support a creative rehearsal period for the
 

company
 

To support the creation, rehearsal, and
 

production costs of a new work to be
 

choreographed by the company’s resident
 

choreographers
 

To support the creation of a new work, the
 

restaging of an existing work, and a Video dance
 

by artistic director Viola Farber
 

To support a new work by the company’s artistic
 

director Viola Farber
 

To support a home residency in New York City for
 

the Viola Farber Dance Company as well as
 

performances in Queens, Staten Island, and
 

Brooklyn
 

To support the creation of a new work by the
 

company’s resident choreographer Choo San Goh
 

To support a new work by artistic director
 

Pamela Lacko Kelley
 

To support the coordination and choreographing
 

of the materials gathered by the company during
 

its recent concert tour in Yugoslavia
 

TOTAL FOR GRANTS TO DANCE COMPANIES
 179 GRANTS 2,9’
 
 

 

 

Dance/Film/Video 

~erican Authentic Jazz
 

Dance Theatre
 york NY 

American Dance Asylum
 

NY
 Binghamton
 

American Dance Festival
 

NC
 

Archdiocesan Communication
 

Center
 

San Francisco CA
 

Arts Resources in
 

Collaboration
 

New York
 °°°I NY
 

Blumberg, Skip
 

N~’f 6r k
 NY
 

Childs, Lucinda
 

New York
 NY
 

Comfort, Jane C.
 

New York NY
 

Dance Theatre Workshop
 

NY
 

Goldberg, Jane
 

New York NY
 

Greenfield, Amy
 

New York NY
 

Gross, Sally
 

York NY
 

York NY
 

To support a documentary film which will feature
 

the works of choreographer Pepsi Bethel
 

To support production of a multi-media dance
 

event entitled "The Parking Ramp Dance 1981,"
 

incorporating the choreography of Lois Welk and
 

the visual art of Mary Ross
 

To support a graduate-level dance/television
 

workshop under the supervision of Emile Ardolino
 

To support Video Free America’s service of
 

videotaping the work of Bay Area dance companies
 

To support the creation of video dance works in
 

collaboration with choreographers Catherine
 

Turocy, Diane McIntyre, and Peter Sparling
 

To support the documentation of choreographer
 

Bill Irwin’s dance work ,o
 

To support the documentation of works by
 

choreographer Lucinda Childs
 

To support completion of the dance film "For the
 

Spider Woman"
 

To support the workshop’s ongoing ,,Dance/Video
 

Access" project
 

To support the reproduction and editing of video
 

tapes made at the "By Word of Foot; Tap Masters
 

Pass on Their Tradition" festival in October
 

To support completion of the film entitled
 

"Solos for Women"
 

To support completion of the film, "Stopped in
 

Her Tracks"
 

To support documentation of the work of 20
 

choreographers performing in the Dancing in The
 

Kitchen Series
 

Dance 29 

14,500
 

3,500
 

10,000
 

6,000
 

5,000
 

5,000
 

8,000
 

5,000
 

13,000
 

6,100
 

5,000
 

4,000
 

8,500@
 
 

 

 

 

 

30 Dance 

International Dance 

Council 

New York NY 

Jaroslow, Risa and 

Schreiber, Nancy 

New York NY 

Le Messurier, Claire E.
 

New York NY
 

Los Angeles Area Dance
 

Alliance
 

Los Angeles CA
 

Majigiza, Mlinzi
 

Oakland
 CA
 

National Dance Institute
 

New York NY
 

New York, Research Fdn. of
 

the State University of
 

Albany NY
 

Schwartz, Michael A
 

New York
 NY
 

Slyde, Jimmy
 

Hanson
 MA
 

.Snyder, Allegra and
 

MacDonald, Annette C.
 

 ̄ Pacific Palisades CA
 

WGBH Educational
 

Foundation
 

Boston MA
 

Walberg, Betty
 

Soquel CA
 

TOTAL FOR DANCE/FILM/VIDEO
 

To support the presentation of an International
 

Dance Film and Videotape Festival and Conference
 

in New York City in June 1981
 

To support completion of the film, "Rites of
 

Passing"
 

To support production of five programs of "The
 

Camera in the Body’s Hands"
 

To support the establishment of a Dance/Video
 

Center under the aegis of the LADA
 

To support documentation of "Oranmujan - Warrior
 

of Ife," choreographed by Deborah Vaughan
 

To support completion and editing of a short
 

film.
 

To support a documentary of the SUNY Dance
 

Festival, "The Early Years: American Modern
 

Dance, 1900 through the 1930’s"
 

To support the creation of a video piece in
 

collaboration with choreographer Trisha Brown
 

To support production of a videotape featuring
 

tap dancer Jimmy Slyde, for use in master
 

classes for teachers and instructors of tap
 

dance
 

To support completion of a documentary film on
 

the work of dance artist Mary Wigman
 

To support the dance project of the WGBH New
 

Television Workshop
 

To support creation of a video film on the use
 

of music in making dances
 

25 GRANTS 2¢
 
 

 

 

 

Dance 31 

A~vada Center for the Arts
 

and Humanities
 CO
 

Arvada
 

Asia Society
 NY
 

NeW York
 

California at Los Angeles,
 

Regents of the University
 

of
 

Los Angeles CA
 

Century City Cultural
 

Commission
 

Los Angeles ~ CA
 

Clark Center for the
 

Performing Arts
 

New York
 NY


Co.unit y Services
 

Brooklyn NY
 

Dance Concert Society
 

St, Louis MO
 

Detroit Council of the
 

Arts
 

Detroit MI
 

Grand Valley State College
 

Allendale MI
 

New York NY
 ~
  ̄
 

~ Kinetikos Dance Foundation
 

Carolina Arts
 

NC
 

Cultural
 

NY
 

To support the presentation of the Cleo Parker
 

Robinson Dance Ensemble
 

To enable the Performing Arts Program to present
 

a series of 50 performances by Asian artists
 

residing in New York City
 

To support the presentation of at least two
 

local companies on UCLA’s Dance Series
 

To support the presentation of a local folk
 

dance festival
 

To support the presentation of local New York
 

companies on the center’s performing arts season
 

To support the presentation of local companies
 

on the Brooklyn Center for the Rerforming Arts
 

Great Artist Series
 

To support the presentation of local companies
 

on the St. Louis County Dance Festival
 

To support the presentation of local dance
 

companies at the Music Hall Center for the
 

Performing Arts
 

To support the presentation of local companies
 

on the Chamber Dance Repertory Season at Stage
 

Three
 

To support the presentation of local
 

experimental choreographers and companies in the
 

Dancing in The Kitchen Series
 

To support the presentation of a showcase of
 

local choreographers
 

To support the presentation of five North
 

Carolina dance companies
 

To support the presentation of local companies
 

in .Dancelebration 81"
 

2,711
 

14,000
 

22,000
 

2,980
 

30,000
 

10,000
 

10,000
 

12,000
 

3,597
 

15,000
 

3,000 TF
 

4,500
 

7,500
 
 

 

 

 

32 Dance 

School District #I To support the presentation of Oregon Mime 

Portland OR Theatre 

TAG Foundation 

New York NY 

TAG Foundation 

New York NY 

Triangle Dance Guild 

Raleigh NC 

To support the presentation of local companies
 

in the Dance Umbrella
 

To support the presentation of the Dance
 

Umbrella
 

To support the presentation of the Easy Moving
 

Company
 

TOTAL FOR SPONSORS OF LOCAL COMPANIES .	 17 GRANTS
 

Grants to 

Dance Presenters 

Archdioscesan
 

Communication Center
 

San Francisco CA
 

Brooklyn Academy of Music
 

Brooklyn NY
 

Brooklyn Academy of Music
 

Brooklyn NY 

Cunningham Dance 

Foundation 

New York NY 

D.C. Wheel Productions
 

Washington DC
 

Durham Institute for
 

Intercultural Communication
 

East St. Louis IL
 

Institute for Art and
 

Urban Resources
 

Long Island City NY
 

To support a contemporary art center which will
 

provide low-cost performance facilities for the
 

dance community on a regular basis
 

To support a major promotional effort on behalf
 

of Ballet America, "A National Celebration of
 

Dance"
 

To support artist fees for the academy’s Post-


Modern Choreographers Series
 

To support the use of the Cunningham Studio as a
 

low-cost presentation space for dance companies
 

To support publicity, promotion and management
 

services, and the costs of making the studio
 

available at a low rent for rehearsal and
 

production
 

To support the administrative-production costs
 

of "Katherine Dunham’s Golden Anniversary
 

Tribute Festival"
 

To support the expansion of the dance series at
 

Project Studio One
 

Inter-Media Art Center	 To support the participation of dance companies
 

Bayville NY	 in the Presentation and Exhibition Program at
 

IMAC’s audiovisual/performance studio on Long
 

Island
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Dance 33 

Los Angeles A~ea Dance 

Alliance 

Los Angeles CA 

To support the fees of artists participating in 

Dance Kaleidoscope, a festival presenting 

California dance companies 

15,000 

Margaret Jenkins Dance 

studio 

san Francisco CA 

To support the Margaret Jenkins Community Dance 

Studio Performance Space 

12,000 

MoMing Dance and Arts 

center 

Chicago IL 

To support the presentation of visiting artists 

and the Momong-sponsored concerts by local 

choreographers for 1981 

10,000 

MoMing Dance and Arts 

Center 

Chicago IL 

To support a pilot project to aid in the 

presentation of local and touring companies 

8,000 

~rray Spalding Movement 

Arts 

Washington DC 

To support the presentation of the third annual 

Spring Concert Series of modern .dance companies 

in the Grace Church Dance Theatre 

4,000 

North Carolina State 

University 

Raleigh NC 

To support a Post-Modern Dance Festival of dance 

companies 

8,000 

oberlin Dance Collective 

San Francisco CA 

To support a monthly series of Bay Area dance 

companies at the Performance Gallery of San 

Francisco 

9,500 

On the Boards 

Seattle WA 

To support the salaries of dance artists 

performing at the Washington Hall Performance 

Gallery during 1981 

6,000 

Orinoco Dance Foundation 

Los Angeles CA 

To assist the 1981 Los Angeles Dance Festival 15,000 

00 

Palindrome Productions 

Boston MA 

To support the presentation of Dance/New England 

’81 

8,000 

00 

00 

Pennsylvania, Trustees of 

the University of 

Philadelphia PA 

To support a comprehensive rent-subsidy program 5,000 

Private Arts Foundation 

Washington DC 

To support improvements to the WPA Loft Theatre 

and the development of larger and broader 

audiences for dance performances at WPA 

5,000 

,00 Riverside Church in the 

City of New York 

New York NY 

To support the continuation of the Riverside 

Dance; Festival which presents over 50 dance 

companies in performances from October 1980 

through June 1981 

10,000 

San Francisco Dance 

Theater 

San Francisco CA 

To support the further development of the 

company’s 125-seat theater 

5,000 
 

 

 

 

 

 

34 Dance 

St. Mark’s Church-in-the-


Bowery
 

New York NY 

TAG Foundation 

New York NY 

Thelma Hill Performing
 

Arts Center
 

Brooklyn NY
 

Washington Performing Arts
 

Society
 

Washington DC
 

Young Friends of the Arts
 

Chicago IL
 

Young Men’s and Young
 

Women’s Hebrew Association
 

New York NY
 

To support Danspace, which offers a unique
 

opportunity for independent choreographers and
 

dancers to develop and perform new work
 

To support the New York Dance Festival
 

To support artists fees and other costs for a
 

series of concerts presented at the center
 

To support the "Dance America" series
 

presentation in 1981 in the Terrace Theatre, the
 

Opera House and Eisenhower Theatre of the
 

Kennedy Center
 

To support presentation of the Chicago
 

Metropolitan Dance Festival in 1981
 

To support artists’ fees of the 1980-81 dance
 

series in the association’s new professionally
 

equipped multi-purpose space
 

TOTAL FOR GRANTS TO DANCE PRESENTORS
 28 GRANTS
 

General Services
 

to the Field
 

Association of Ohio Dance
 

Companies
 

Cleveland OH
 

Contact Collaborations
 

New York NY
 

Dance Herald
 

New York NY
 

Dance Notation Bureau
 

New York NY
 

Dance Notation Bureau
 

New York NY
 

Dance Theater Workshop
 

New York NY
 

To support the further refinement and expansion
 

of its newsletter and dance calendar
 

To support the fifth year of publication of the
 

"Contact Quarterly," a journal devoted to
 

contemporary dance
 

To support a quarterly newsletter of information
 

and cultural news of and about black dance
 

artists.
 

To support the continuation of the bureau’s
 

pilot project
 

To support the recording of dances in
 

Labanotation
 

To support expanded membership services,
 

including audience development, production
 

assistance, and advertising
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

Dance 35 

NY 

To support the service projects of Pentacle 

Management through June 1982 

I0,000 

DanceworkS 

New York NY 

To support Pentacle Management’s services to 

dance companies 

17,500 

Design Coalition 

New York NY 

To support a contract for a manual on the design 

of dance companies 

40,000 

Fdn. for Extension and Dev. of American Prof. Theater 

NY 

To support a contract for the administration of 

funds for site-visit evaluations 

85,000 

Fdn. for Extension and Dev. 

of American Prof. Theater 

NY 

To support a technical assistance program for 

dance companies for six months in 1981 

15,000 

Movement Research 

New York NY 

To support the workshops and performances by 

members of the post-modern dance community 

5,000 

,0001 

National Association for 

Regional Ballet 

New York NY 

National Association for 

Regional Ballet 

New York NY 

To support the Craft of Choreography Conferences 

To support the 1981 projects of the association 

24,400 

52,000 

Performing Artservices 

New York NY 

To support the continuation of program services 21,000 

,o00 San Francisco Bay Area 

Dance Coalition 

San Francisco CA 

To support the. information and advocacy services 

to the Bay Area dance community 

12,500 

,(~00 ~heatre Communications 

Group 

New York NY 

To support a study of the dance field in order 

to lay the foundation for a national service 

organization for dance 

17,500 

Theatre Development Fund 

New York NY 

To support the Dance Voucher Program, the. 

publication of "New York Onstage," and the new 

ticket-subsidy program 

50,000 T~ 

,(,00 

18 GRANTS 414,900
 TOTAL FOR GENERAL SERVICES TO THE FIE~D
 

,(~00
 

,(~00
 
 

 

IIiilil ,, ,,
 

36 Dance 

Interdisciplinary 

New York Public
 

Library/Astor, Lenox and
 

Tilden
 

New York NY
 

New York Public
 

Library/Astor, Lenox and
 

Tilden
 

New York NY
 

TOTAL FOR INTERDISCIPLINARY
 

TOTAL FOR DANCE PROGRAM
 

To support the Dance Collection of the New York
 

Public Library in its program of archival
 

documentation and preservation
 

To support administrative positions in the Dance
 

Collection of Performing Arts Resource Center in
 

the New York Public Library
 

2 GRANTS
 

398 GRANTS 9,12;
 

TF--treasury funds; PG--program funds
 
0
 
38 Design Arts 
39 

ign Arts
 

The Design Arts Program supports projects that 

promote excellence in architecture, landscape 

architecture, urban design and planning, interior 

design, industrial design, graphic design, and 

fashion design. Grants go to neighborhood and 

community organizations, arts institutions, colleges and universities, local and state governments, and professional designers. 

Design Arts Advisory Panels
 

Susan Amory
 

Researcher
 

~.Chicago, IL
 

Orrin H. Anquoe
 

Architect
 

Bethany, OK
 

Karin Bacon
 

Designer
 

New York, NY~.
 

Stephen Bostic
 

State arts agency
 

director
 

St. Croix, VI
 

Denise Scott Brown
 

Architect, urban
 

planner
 

Philadelphia, PA
 

Adele Chatfield-Taylor
 

Historic preservationist
 

New York, NY
 

Lois Craig
 

Researcher, writer,
 

planning consultant
 

Cambridge, MA
 

Barbaralee Diamonstein
 

Writer, editor, producer,
 

. television interviewer
 

Niels Diffrient
 

Architect, graphic and
 

industrial designer
 

Ridgefield, CT
 

Louis Dorfsman
 

Broadcasting network
 

vice-president
 

New York, NY
 

Paul Friedberg
 

Landscape architect
 

New York, NY
 

Mildred Friedman
 

Editor, designer
 

Minneapolis, MN
 

James Gibson
 

City planner
 

Washington, DC
 

Bennie Gonzales
 

Architect
 

Scottsdale, AZ
 

Reginald Griffith
 

Architect, planner
 

Washington, DC
 

Richard Haag
 

Landscape architect
 

Seattle, WA
 

Anne Hawley
 

State arts agency
 

director
 

Boston, MA
 

Caroline Wo Hightower
 

Arts administrator
 

New York, NY
 

Sandra Howell
 

Environmental
 

psychologist
 

Cambridge, MA
 

Sue Yung Li Ikeda
 

Landscape architect
 

San Francisco, CA
 

Ronald Izumita
 

Landscape architect
 

Santa Ana, CA
 

Barry Jackson
 

Architect, educator
 

Newark, NJ
 

Allan Jacobs
 

Planner, urban designer
 

Berkeley, CA
 

Caroi Ro Johnson
 

Landscape architect
 

Cambridge, MA
 
 

 

 

40 Design Arts 

Florence Ladd
 

Educator, environmental
 

psychologist
 

Wellesley, MA
 

Mo David Lee
 

Architect, urban
 

designer
 

Boston, MA
 

Weiming Lu
 

Urban planner,
 

designer
 

St. Paul, MN
 

David Macauley
 

Interior architect,
 

illustrator
 

Providence, RI
 

William Frank McCall, Jr.
 

Historic preservation
 

expert
 

Moultrie, GA
 

Mary McFadden
 

Fashion designer
 

New York, NY
 

Mary Means
 

Urban designer
 

Washington, DC
 

Sandra Vo Moore
 

Architect, educator,
 

environmental designer
 

Tallahassee, FL
 

John Morning
 

Graphic designer
 

New York, NY
 

Laurie Olin
 

Landscape architect
 

Philadelphia, PA
 

Harvey Rabinowitz
 

Architect
 

Milwaukee, WI
 

David Rice
 

Industrial designer
 

Washington, DC
 

Robert Riley
 

Fashion designer,
 

educator
 

New York, NY
 

Rita St. Clair
 

Interior designer
 

Baltimore, ~D
 

Robert Shibley
 

Architect
 

Washington, DC
 

Barbara So Solomon
 

Graphic designer
 

San Francisco, CA
 

Paul Specht .
 

Industrial designer
 

Chicago, IL
 

David Sutton
 

Industrial and graphic
 

designer
 

Washington, DC
 

Alison Teal
 

Photographer, writer,
 

designer
 

Denver, (D
 

Jaime Suarez Toro
 

Architect, ceramist,
 

sculptor, painter
 

San Juan, PR
 

Peter Van Dijk
 

Architect
 

Cleveland, OH
 

Louis Viramontes
 

Architect
 

San Antonio, TX
 

Harry Weese
 

Architect
 

Chicago, IL
 

Robert L. Wilson
 

Architect, planner
 

Stamford, CT
 

Arnold Wolf
 

Industrial designer
 

Canoga Park, CA
 

Richard S. Wurman
 

Architect, writer,
 

researcher
 

Los Angeles, CA
 

Design Arts Grants
 

Design Demonstration 

Academy forEducational
 

Development
 

New York NY
 

Academy f-or Educational
 

Development
 

New York NY
 

To support preparation and distribution of a
 

publication about reusing the nation’s under-


utilized and/or abandoned movie houses
 

To support technical assistance to three small
 

arts organizations
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

lana Arts Council
 

~gge
 LA


Af@o.American Museum of
 

Detroi~
 MI
 Detroit
 

American Film Institute
 

Washington DC
 

A~gos del Museo del
 

Barrio
 

NY
 New York
 

Arizona Commission on the
 

Arts snd Humanities
 

Phoenix AZ
 

Artists Equity Institute
 

San Francisco CA
 

Arts and Crafts Center of
 

Pittsburgh
 

Pittsburgh PA
 

Asian Neighborhood Design
 

San Francisco CA
 

Asolo Opera Guild
 

Sarasota FL
 

Association of Collegiate
 

Schools of Architecture
 

Washington DC
 

Aurora, City of
 

Aurora CO
 

Bardavon 1869 Opera House
 

Poughkeepsi e NY
 

Bayfront NATO
 

Erie PA
 

Bella Lewitzky Dance
 

Foundation
 

Los Angeles CA
 

Beverly, City of
 

Beverly MA
 

CITIART
 

PrOVidence RI
 

Des~n Arts 41 

To support a feasibility study for converting 

the Old Lafayette Parish Library into an arts 

facility 

2,500 

To support the planning and design of a new 

facility for the museum 

30,000 

To support planning for the renovation of the
 10,000


recently purchased campus in Los Angeles
 

To support design for the expansion and 10,000
 

conversion of an 1885 firehouse to meet the
 

needs of E1 Museo Theater and Art School
 

To support a design charrette for a theater 13,256
 

facility in downtown Phoenix
 

To support the design of alternative energy 20,000.
 

systems for the Goodman Building
 

To support a study to define the space needs of 8,500
 

the center, and to provide an architectural
 

program for the design of classroom studios
 

To support case studies that demonstrate
 30,000


responsible design solutions forohousi~g in
 

dense urban areas
 

To support a design competition for the
 20,000


renovation of a theater in downtown Sarasota
 

into a performing arts facility
 

To support a design charrette at the 1981 15,000
 

International Solar Energy Society in
 

Philadelphia
 

To support redevelopment of Colfax Avenue, the
 15,000


city’s original Main Street
 

To support preparation of a "Historic Structures
 17,920


Report," and architectural planning and design
 

of restoration of the 111-year-old Collingwood
 

Opera House
 

To support preparation of an energy-efficient
 10,000


architectural design for Culture House
 

To support planning and design for a dance 29,000
 

theater and academy in Los Angeles
 

To support preparation of a cultural development 20;000 

plan for the city’s historic water.front 

To support the planning and design for working
 6,975


and living spaces for artists in Davol Square
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

42 Des~n Arts 

Capital Children’s Museum
 

Washington DC
 

Carnegie Hall Society
 

New York NY
 

Center for Design Planning
 

Coconut Grove FL
 

Center for Environmental
 

Change
 

Berkeley CA
 

Central Park Conservancy
 

New York NY
 

Chicago Project New York
 

New York NY
 

Colorado at Denver,
 

University of
 

Denver CO
 

Colquitt County Arts
 

Council
 

Moultrie GA
 

Columbus Association for
 

the Performing Arts
 

Columbus OH
 

Committee for Astor Place
 

New York NY
 

Community Design
 

Information Center
 

Washington DC
 

Contemporary Arts Center
 

New Orleans LA
 

Corcoran Gallery of Art,
 

Trustees of the
 

Washington DC
 

Davis Art Center
 

.Davis CA
 

To support the planning and design for the
 

development of the museum’s grounds into a
 

"learning ground"
 

To support development of a master plan for
 

renovation of Carnegie Hall
 

To support a design competition for street
 

furniture
 

To support the Elmhurst Community Design Center
 

for preparation and distribution of a calendar
 

for 1981-82 which presents information on energy
 

conservation and basic home improvements for
 

self-help builders
 

To support design of the Mall area of Central
 

Park and to to re-design Rumsey Playground
 

To support schematic designs for transforming
 

non-theater places into performing arts spaces
 

To support developing a community design center
 

on the Boulder Campus to provide design
 

resources to help solve rural and small-town
 

problems
 

To support a study of program potential for the
 

cultural center and to determine the best
 

facility to house the cultural program
 

To support the planning and design of expanded
 

stage areas of the Ohio Theater
 

To support the planning and design of a ceramic
 

tile floor as a key design element in the
 

restoration of the Astor Place Subway Station in
 

Manhattan
 

To support the national conference on cultural
 

facilities, artists housing, and arts district
 

planning
 

To support development of a prototype studio
 

design for the facilities of the Cultural Cable
 

Channel, a coalition of 71 New Orleans-based art
 

organizations working to program an arts channel
 

To support the development of plans to
 

accommodate the handicapped within the framework
 

of a concurrently developed general plan, and to
 

design a storage-study facility for works on
 

paper and archives
 

To support barrier free design for an arts
 

facility, utilizing alternative forms of energy
 
of
 

OH
 

;ion
 

NY
 

liversity
 

PA
 

Angeles Cor~.unity
 

CA
 

East~ Tennessee Community
 

Design Center
 

Empty Space Association
 

WA
 

Exploratorium 

San~rm~is co CA 

Falrmont Park Art 

Association 

Philadelphia PA 

Fayette, City of 

Fayette AL 

Greater Jamaica
 

Development Corporation
 

NY
 

Hartford, City of
 

~artford CT
 

Hawaii. Lea College
 

Kaneohe HI
 

Historic Faubourg St. Mary
 

~n of New Orleans
 

New Orleans
 LA
 

~l~6~le Staunton 

n VA 

Village of 

MI 

Des~n Arts 43 

20,000
 To support a model comprehensive landscape
 

design effort to improve the environment in
 

Dayton
 

To support developing a publication that will
 30,000


focus on the design requirements of a dance
 

facility
 

To support a national design competition 38,000
 

entitled "Apparel for Physically Disabled
 

People"
 

To support planning and design for the 20,000
 

renovation of the Vega Building, an historic art
 

deco theater, for use as a multi-cultural arts
 

center
 

To support creation of a model neighborhood 15,000
 

design plan for the Fort Sanders area
 

To support planning and design consultation for 30,000
 

a theater space to be integrated into a multiuse complex
 

To support planning and design of the Palace of
 28,655


Fine Arts for use as a museum
 

To support a project for the planning and
 7,500


development of new approaches to public art
 

To support the renovation and conversion of an
 5,000


old elementary school for performing arts
 

activities
 

To support applicants’ work on a design 9,814
 

competition for a headquarters for the Social
 

Security Administration
 

20,000
 To support the planning and design for the
 

renovation of an industrial space into a
 

cultural center
 

To support planning and design for the Windward
 20,000


Community Arts Center
 

10,000
 To support the model facade easement donation
 

program to encourage preservation of historic
 

structures
 

12,500
 To support a comprehensive downtown
 

revitalization program
 

10,000
 To support the development of planning tools for
 

guiding community growth
 
 

 

44 Design Arts 

Institute of Puerto Rlcan
 

Culture 

San Juan PR 

Jacob’s Pillow Dance 

Festival 

Lee MA 

Jazzmobile 

New York NY 

Johnson City, City of
 

Johnson City TN
 

Lowertown Redevelopment
 

Corporation
 

St. Paul MN
 

Manhattan, City of
 

Manhattan KS
 

Massachusetts Exec. Ofc.
 

of Environmental Affairs
 

Boston MA
 

Massachusetts Exec. Ofc.
 

of Environmental Affairs
 

Boston MA
 

Milwaukee Repertory
 

Theater
 

Milwaukee WI
 

Monmouth County Arts
 

Council
 

Red Bank NJ
 

Montana Arts Council
 

Missoula MT
 

Montgomery, City of
 

Montgomery AL
 

New Orleans, City of
 

New Orleans LA
 

New York Landmarks
 

Conservancy
 

New York
 NY
 

To support an urban design study by Taller de
 

Arquitectura y Urbanismo to render new design
 

strategies for evaluating urban codes
 

To support a site analysis and review of
 

existing facilities and programmatic
 

requirements for Jacob’s Pillow
 

To support preliminary design of a facility to
 

house Jazzmobile
 

To support a feasibility study of potential
 

facilities for several community arts
 

organizations
 

To support development of an energy-efficient
 

urban design plan
 

To support streetscape design, planning for
 

cultural activity centers in public open spaces,
 

and studies of facade improvements
 

To support development of a national design
 

competition to generate new ideas for potential
 

uses of the Boston Harbor Islands
 

To support the development of the criteria and 

 ̄ format for the design competition of the Boston 

Harbor Islands 

To support research on the impact of a building
 

program on the total operations of the theater
 

company
 

To support the design for the restoration of the
 

Monmouth Arts Center
 

To support amending grant # 02-4230-096 for the
 

Missoula River Front/Downtown Development
 

Project
 

To support planning and design for the adaptive
 

reuse of Fort Dixie Graves A~mory as a visual
 

and performing arts center
 

To support printing and distribution of a design
 

study competition to prepare an urban design for
 

the transformation of Duncan Plaza into a
 

sculpture garden
 

To support evaluation of current techniques and
 

to devise and test new approaches to window
 

replacement in historic’buildings
 
 

 

Design Arts 45 

ndm~rks 

ion Foundation
 

NY
 

zoological
 

NY
 

Model Cities
 

DeV. and Rehab.
 

NJ
 

Theater Center
 

VA
 

g0rth~San Mateo County


for the Arts
 

~City CA
 

N0~itheastern university
 

MA
 Boston
 

Norwalk, City of
 

CT
 Norwalk
 

Oakland, City of
 

Oakland
 CA


Oberlin Dance Collective
 

San Francisco CA 

01d Globe Theater 

San Diego CA 

Paper Mill Playhouse
 

Millburn NJ
 

Paterson Restoration
 

~0rporation
 

Paterson NJ
 

Performing Arts Council of
 

c Center
 

Angeles CA
 

hiladelphia Chinatown
 

~Velopment Corporation
 

-Philadelphia PA
 

Bernardo Symphony
 

Green
 

CA
 

To support development of designs for street and
 

sidewalk areas that can make more.visible New
 

York City’s historic districts
 

To support the planning and design phase of a
 

comprehensive park improvement program
 

To support a feasibility analysis and conceptual
 

design for artists’ spaces in downtown Newark
 

To support production of a plan for the best use
 

of non-performance space in Wells Theater
 

To support a feasibility study and design
 

charette to identify potential sites appropriate
 

for conversion to a performing arts center
 

To support an architectural design competition
 

of a new central library facility
 

To support conversion of a former iron foundry
 

into a maritime cultural center
 

To support planning and design for a public
 

sculpture garden and a tideline urban park in
 

Channel Park
 

To support planning and design for an annex for
 

the Performing Gallery of San Francisco
 

To support a national competition to select a
 

design for the plaza surrounding the Edison
 

Centre
 

To support amending grant # 02-4230-099 for the
 

design for rebuilding the Paper Mill Playhouse
 

which was destroyed by fire
 

To assist planning and design for the
 

restoration and adaptation of the Franklin Mill
 

into work and display spaces for artists
 

To support a plan to expand facilities at the
 

Music Center
 

TO support a revitalization plan for the city’s
 

Chinatown
 

To support public workshops and design
 

competitions to select an architect for the
 

Rancho Bernado Center for the Performing Arts
 

19,875
 

15,000
 

16,000
 

15,000
 

10,000
 

4,000
 

15,000
 

25,000
 

20,000
 

25,000
 

10,000
 

15,000
 

16,500
 

15,000
 

15,000
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

46 Des~n Ar~ 

San Francisco 

Redevelopment Agency 

San Francisco CA 

Sculpture in the 

Environment 

New York NY 

Sierra Club Foundation
 

San Francisco CA
 

Spoleto Festival, U.S.A.
 

Charleston SC
 

University Cultural Center
 

Association
 

Detroit MI
 

Vietnam Veterans Memorial
 

Fund
 

Washington DC
 

Western States Arts
 

Foundation
 

Santa Fe NM
 

Young Men’s and Young
 

Women’s Hebrew Association
 

New York NY
 

To support design of the Yerba Buena Center’s
 

cultural facilities and programs
 

To support a feasibility study of an
 

experimental multiple dwelling
 

To support a pilot project for urban waterfront
 

revitalization
 

To support development of a design competition
 

for an arts block in Charleston
 

To support schematic and conceptual design
 

assistance for a cultural plaza
 

To support the selection of a design team for a
 

national memorial in honor and in recognition of
 

all the men and women who served and died in the
 

Vietnam War
 

To support a cooperative agreement working with
 

the Federal-State Partnership Program toassist
 

communities and states in developing cultural
 

facilities
 

To support a feasibility study to determine the
 

best design solution for converting Buttenwieser
 

Hall into a 300-seat performing arts space
 

TOTAL FOR DESIGN DEMONSTRATION
 84 GRANTS
 

Design 

Communication 

Academy for Educational
 

Development
 

New York NY
 

American Council for the
 

Arts
 

New York NY
 

American Institute of
 

Architects Foundation
 

Washington DC
 

To support a publication on Arts in surplus
 

schools and additional publications for the Arts
 

Edge Conference
 

To support a special issue of the Council’s
 

magazine focusing on the Arts Edge Conference
 

To support preparation of a publication
 

describing the effectiveness of the
 

Regional/Urban Design Assistance Teams Program
 

and the importance of public participation
 
 

 

 

 

 

~ts Co.unity
 

NJ
 e
 

~ ~ctural Foundation
 

,them California
 

~nciSco CA
 

~ctural History
 

ition
 

NY
 ,~ York
 

ArChitectural League of
 

ArChitectural League of
 

New York
 

NY
 

Architectural Foundation
 

of the East Bay
 CA
 

Ariz~6na Commission on the
 

Arts
 

AZ
 

Association of Collegiate
 

Schools of Architecture
 

Washington
 

Association of Science-


Technology Centers
 

Washington DC
 

Boston Redevelopment
 

Authority
 

Boston MA
 

California Council, the
 

American Institute of Arch.
 

San Francisco CA
 

Center for City Building
 

Educational Programs
 

Santa Monica CA
 

Center for Design Planning
 

Coconut Grove FL
 

Chicago Chapter
 

Foundation, AIA
 

Chicago
 

Design Arts 47 

To support a series of design seminars and a 

manual for low-income public housing tenants in 

Newark, New Jersey 

31,O40 

To support development of design tools to aid 

coastal policy-makers to make design-related 

decisions affecting coastal development and/or 

conservation 

12,000 

To support the publication of 73 sketchbooks by 

architect Le Corbusier 

30,000 

To support amending grant # 02-4250-108 for the 20,000
 

major traveling exhibition and book, "Art and
 

Architecture: The History and Future of the
 

Collaboration"
 

5,000
 To support the preparation of the exhibition,
 

"Collaboration: Artists and Architects"
 

To support the development of "LA by LA," a
 40,000


traveling exhibition
 

To print and disseminate "Historic Arizona
 12,940


Buildings for Use as Theatres"
 

To support a special issue of the "Journal of
 9,314


Architectural Education" devoted to the social
 

sciences
 

To support a design exhibition entitled "Five
 15,000


Villages: Architecture in Nepal"
 

To support production of a film on the future of
 10,000


the city
 

To support development of the first annual 30,000
 

Design Conference and a design,
 

communication/education program
 

25,000
 To prepare six design guidebooks for public
 

school teachers
 

To support "Arcades: Past and Present," a 5,000
 

comprehensive pictorial survey of arcades,
 

gallerias, colonnades, and canopies throughout
 

the history of urbanization
 

To support publication of a special theme issue
 10,360


of "Inland Architecture," devoted to federal and
 

public design policy
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

,,, ,Jiiiiii , I 

48 Design Arts 

Children’ s Museum
 

Boston MA
 

Conservation Foundation
 

Washington DC
 

Cooper Union for the
 

Advancement of Science and
 

Art 

New York NY 

Cornell University 

Ithaca NY 

Craft and Folk~Art Museum
 

Incorporating the Egg & the
 

Eye
 

Los Angeles CA
 

Design Communication
 

Collaborative
 

Washington DC
 

Dunlap Society
 

Essex NY
 

Eberhard, John P.
 

Bethesda MD
 

Educational Media
 

Golden CO
 

Fine Arts Work Center in
 

Provincetown
 

Provincetown MA
 

Florida, University of
 

Gainesville FL
 

Frankina,. Jan
 

Washington DC
 

Innovative Design Fund
 

New York NY
 

To support the completion of the exhibition,
 

"City Slice"
 

To support publicity and dissemination of the
 

film Growing Pains: Rural America
 

To support a photographic exhibition and
 

publication of a book on wall paintings on the
 

Lower East Side of New York City
 

To support preparation of material to publish
 

projects from the Graduate Studio of Urban
 

Design
 

To support amending grant # 02-4250-113 for
 

research and planning of a major survey of
 

vernacular architecture in America entitled,
 

"The Temple, the Cabin and the Barn"
 

To support development of audio-visual and
 

printed material to raise public awareness about
 

methods and techniques for achieving greater
 

energy conservation in buildings
 

To support research for exhibitions in federal
 

architecture
 

To support publication of "A Guide to the
 

Federal Government for Building Industry Design
 

Professionals "
 

To support the production of a documentary film
 

entitled, "Territory in Conflict," on the design
 

contributions to Gunnison County
 

To support documentation of the design
 

competition for the renovation of the Lumber
 

Yard complex
 

To support a conference entitled, "Environmental
 

Design for the Future of the Caribbean Basin"
 

To support the publication of "Environnmental
 

Design Research: Concepts, Methods and Values"
 

To support designing and producing brochures,
 

posters, and other materials needed to develop
 

support for the Innovative Design Fund
 

Inst. for Cont. Studies To support a working seminar for graphic
 

in Design, Management, designers that are employed in the public sector
 

and Communication
 

Washington DC
 
 

Des~n Arts 49 

for Architecture
 

studies
 

for Urban Design
 

NY
 

tional Design
 

.on Foundation
 

CA
 ~AngeleS
 

Resources
 

~tion
 

VI 

CaSb~idge MA
 

Massachusetts Institute of
 

Technology
 

MA
 

~ssachusetts Institute of
 

Technolo~
 

Massachusetts Institute of
 

Technology
 

MA
 

Metro. Dade County Office
 

of Community and Economic
 

Dev.
 

FL
 

Metropolitan Arts Council
 

NE
 

MuniciPal Art Society
 

New York NY
 

Museum of New Mexico
 

Santa Fe NM
 

Nat,l. Conference of State
 

Historic Pres. Officers
 

DC
 

National Committee on US ­

China Relations
 

NY
 

To support the monthly national architecture and 


design newspaper "Skyline"
 

To support a special issue of "Urban Design
 

International Magazine"
 

To support the development of "Paperclip," an
 

exhibition of American product design
 

To support the development of an exhibition
 

documenting the unique vernacular architecture
 

of the Virgin Islands
 

To support the publication of a book "Sun,
 

Rhythm, Form" for MIT Press
 

To support documenting the energy phenomena
 

associated with the form and shape of buildings
 

through the use of scale models
 

To support "Space and Society," an international
 

journal of the built environment for MIT Press
 

To support the development of a new quarterly
 

magazine jointly sponsored by the School of
 

Architecture and Planning at MIT and the College
 

of Environmental Design at the University of
 

California at Berkeley
 

To support a design awareness campaign
 

concerning Miami’s architectural heritage
 

To support production of an exhibition on the
 

architectural history of North Omaha
 

To support development of an intensive course on
 

masonry restoration technology and skills
 

To support amending grant’# 02-4250-128 for a
 

traveling exhibition and film on Pueblo Indian
 

architecture
 

To support coordinating Activities to identify
 

private sector funding sources and to
 

disseminate information about those sources and
 

programs
 

To support a series of seminars and workshops to
 

bring together an Urban Design Study Team
 

20,000
 

10,000
 

45,000
 

15,000
 

20,000
 

15,000
 

23,130
 

35,000
 

23,790
 

7,400
 

15,000
 

20,000
 

17,500
 

16,000
 
 

 

 

 

50 Design Arts 

National Trust for
 

Historic Pres. in the U.S.
 

Washington DC
 

New York Foundation for
 

the Arts
 

New York NY
 

New York Foundation for
 

the Arts
 

New York NY
 

New York Landmarks
 

Preservation Foundation
 

New York NY
 

New York, Research Fdn. of
 

City University of
 

New York NY
 

Off Center Theatre
 

New York NY
 

Ohio Arts Council
 

Columbus OH
 

Pittsburgh Foundation
 

Pittsburgh PA
 

Public Technology
 

Washington DC
 

Roanoke, City of
 

Roanoke VA
 

San Diego State University
 

Foundation/KPBS
 

San Diego CA
 

Sculpture in the
 

Environment
 

New York NY
 

Society for Comnerical
 

Archeology
 

Nashville TN
 

Southern Call fornia
 

Institute of Architecture
 

Santa Monica CA
 

To support preparation of a booklet and silent
 

film on small-town downtown awareness
 

To support completion of a documentary film
 

exploring concerns and goals of contemporary
 

architecture
 

To support amending grant # 02-4250-901 for the
 

completion of a film on the renowned Centre
 

Pompidous in Paris
 

To support a program that would introduce a
 

graphics element into the on-going New York City
 

Urban Cultural Resources Survey
 

To support production by the Center for Human
 

Environments of a published book and a slide
 

program concerning design, management, and
 

evaluation of public space
 

To support a series of mini-plays depicting
 

neighborhood improvement projects in New York
 

City
 

To support a graphic-design program for the
 

Council
 

To support the involvement of local arts groups,
 

design students and volunteer staff in
 

preparation for the Arts Edge Conference
 

To support development and presentation of a
 

major exhibition to highlight public
 

transportation facilities
 

To support production of a television
 

documentary of the Roanoke Neighborhood
 

Partnership
 

To support development of a documentary film on
 

preservation entitled, "The Urban Preserve"
 

To support a "survival manual" for students and
 

young architects entering the profession in the
 

1980’s
 

To support preparation of a publication on
 

everyday American landscape
 

To support sevenlectures by contemporary
 

Mexican architects and cultural thinkers
 
Design Arts 51 

~lifornia
 

of Architecture
 

CA
 ica
 

stal Conservancy
 

CA
 

Museum
 

WA
 

the Center for
 

~pmental Design and
 

MA
 ~e
 

,esti~n Massachusetts
 

T~alning Consortium
 MA
 BostOn
 

W~I Educationa1
 

Foundation
 

MA
 Boston
 

To support a series of public lectures in Los
 

Angeles given by international architects
 

To support publishing and distributing


,,Excellence in Coastal Design - The California
 

Experiment"
 

To support a slide archive of the Sara Little
 

Center’s collection
 

To support development of a design communication
 

manual
 

To support production of several pilot seminars
 

and design prototypes on adaptive design for the
 

disabled
 

To support amending grant # 02-4250-144 for
 

research and design production of video
 

interviews on design with prominant designers
 

~5 GRANTS
 

TOTAL FOR DESIGN COMMUNICATION
 

Design Exploration/ 

Research 

Buffalo Org. for Social and
 

Technological Innovation
 

NY
 

Buffalo Org. for Social and
 

Technological Innovation
 

NY
 

Illinois, University of
 

IL
 

Inquiring Systems
 

Berkeley CA
 

Institute for the Dev. of
 

EV01utive Architecture
 

NY
 

To support preparation of design guidebooks and
 

a slide presentation for design professionals on
 

how to control vandelism
 

To support design research on the relationship
 

between environmental aesthetics to job
 

satisfaction and productivity
 

To support design research in post-occupancY
 

evaluation coordinated by the university’s
 

Department of Architecture
 

To support research on the design of outdoor
 

environments and their impacts on the social
 

development of children with special needs
 

To support design guidelines for preserving the
 

originality of Frank Lloyd Wright’s famous Robie
 

House in Chicago
 

11,460
 

15,000
 

5,000
 

10,000
 

20,000
 

I0,000
 

1,125,857
 

37,460
 

15,000
 

35,000
 

20,000
 

20,000 @
 
 

 

 

 

 

52 Design Arts 

Iowa State University
 

Ames	 IA
 

Iowa State University
 

Ames	 IA
 

Laboratory ofArchitecture
 

and Planning
 

Cambridge MA
 

New Alchemy Institute
 

East Falmouth MA
 

New Mexico, University of
 

Albuque~que NM
 

Polytechnic Institute of
 

New York
 

Brooklyn NY
 

Project for Public Spaces
 

New York NY
 

Tennessee, University of
 

Knoxville TN
 

Virginia Polytechnic
 

Institute and State Univ.
 

Blacksburg VA
 

Wis consin-Milwaukee,
 

University of
 

Milwaukee WI
 

To support the study of contemporary
 

consequences of acts to regulate the building
 

design and construction community
 

To support study and photo-documentation of the
 

interface of art and nature presently existing
 

at unrestored Mayan centers
 

To support research on the impact of mass
 

communications technology on the built
 

environment
 

To support research on how biological analogies
 

apply to the design of buildings and cities
 

To support the research for producing a
 

prototype of a tactual building directory and a
 

sensory guidance system to guide the blind into
 

and through buildings
 

To support evaluation of the design needs of
 

housing for blind and visually impaired
 

populations
 

To support amending grant # 02-4252-150 for the
 

preparation of a report, a series of seminars,
 

and a film on management strategies for the
 

design of open public spaces
 

To support study on the feasibility of
 

alternative strategies for achieving household
 

energy conservation
 

To support study of aerodynamic forms of
 

buildings which generate power as a result of
 

windflow over their surfaces
 

To support design research on children’s outdoor
 

play and learning environments
 

TOTAL FOR DESIGN EXPLORATION/RESEARCH	 15 GRANTS
 

Design Fellowships	 To enable designers in various stages of prefessi¢ 

development to carry out specific design, research 

or educational projects. 

SENIOR-LEVEL SABBATICAL FELLOWSHIPS
 

Best, Melvin H. 8,000 da Conceicao, Maria
 

Topanga CA Washington DC
 
Des~n Arts 53 

15,000 M. Paul
 

NY
 

8,000
 Romaldo
 

NY
 

15,000
 Rai Y.
 

CA
 ~isco
 

PROJECT FELLOWSHIPS
 

Pratter, S. Jerome 

St. Louis MO 

Yang, Hanford 

New YOrk NY 

ira Beth
 

Be~ki~y, Robert M.
 

Milw~aukee
 WI


ulian
 

MA
 

Belkn~p, Raymond K.
 

Se~le WA
 

Beriiner, Charles A.
 

Monica CA
 

Elizabeth
 

Glen PA
 

, Susan R.
 

NY
 

Barry
 

CA
 

Harvey J.
 

!ge MA
 

To support the development of a book describing,
 

through photos and drawings, the successful
 

salvaging of a condemned historic structure for
 

artists’ usage
 

To support a critical analysis of mobile homes
 

as an alternative to conventional housing
 

To support research on the physical and symbolic
 

form of twin cities that lie on the Mexican-


American border
 

To support a guide for the designer on how to
 

find, read, and evaluate environmental
 

regulations that affect physical land-use
 

planning
 

To support costume design for three
 

choreographers’ works
 

To support the preparation of a manual on museum
 

exhibit design
 

To support a study on the physical design of
 

research facilities
 

To support amending grant # 91-4232-0099 to
 

design an innovative housing unit for Marin
 

County
 

To support a design methodology for
 

incorporation of natural light into urban
 

planning practices
 

8,000
 

15,000
 

9,000
 

5,000
 

5,000
 

8,500
 

5,000
 

9,000
 

10,000
 

4,000
 

8,500
 

9,000
 hing Yu To support the preparation of a text discussing
 

NJ the differences between Japanese and Western
 

aesthetic and spatial principles
 
54 Design Arts 

Ching, Francis D. K.
 

Milwaukee WI
 

Cole, Doris A.
 

Concord MA
 

Cunningham, Tim
 

Pittsburgh PA
 

de Harak, Rudolph
 

New York NY
 

Erpelding, Curtis M.
 

Portland
 OR
 

Ford, III, Robert M.
 

Mississippi State MS
 

Franklin, Carol L.
 

Philadelphia PA
 

Garcia-Gomez, Jose
 

San Juan PR
 

Gardner, George
 

Ossining NY
 

~Goldblatt, Lawrence
 

Kansas City MO
 

Haag, Richard L.
 

Seattle
 WA
 

Hayden, Dolores
 

Los Angeles CA
 

Heinz, Thomas A.
 

Oak Park
 IL
 

Herdeg, Klaus W.
 

New York
 NY
 

Hubka, Thomas C.
 

Bridgton
 

To produce a series of animated films which
 

would promote better understanding of
 

architecture and our built environment
 

To support a book on the architectural firm of
 

Howe, Manning and Almy
 

To support a slide presentation entitled,
 

"Altruistic and Humanistic Values in Design"
 

To support research and documentation of the
 

history of graphic design in the 20th century
 

To support a study of knockdown design and its
 

application to standard household and office
 

furniture
 

To support the study of traditional Mississippi
 

architecture as it relates to energy-conscious
 

design issues
 

To support the development of a design guide for
 

Russel Wright’s Manitoga
 

To support a survey and inventories of the
 

buildings of historical and architectural value
 

in the San Juan historic district
 

To support a survey of exhibition design
 

processes among the leading museums of the world
 

To support a feasibility study on the adaptive
 

reuse of the properties of the Mutual Musicians
 

Foundation of Kansas City
 

To support a book defining a creative approach
 

to the conversion of obsolete industrial
 

properties and military bases into parks and
 

recreation centers
 

To support the preparation of a book and
 

exhibition on the history of architecture and
 

public policy
 

To support a study and catalogue of Frank Lloyd
 

Wright’s glass art
 

To support a traveling exhibit and publication
 

illustrating the traditional architecture of
 

Iran and Turkestan
 

To support a comprehensive analysis of the
 

vernacular architecture of northern New England
 
Des~n Arts 55 

Genevieve PVA
 esville
 

!th B.
 

CT
 en
 

Jerome S.
 

CA
 

Magali S.
 

PA
 

NY
 

CA
 

CA
 

MaUVe Charles L.
 ,
 New York  ̄ NY
 

VA
 

Philip B.
 

VA
 

, Jeffrey L.
 

TX
 

, Kenneth W.
 

MA
 

Michael L.
 

NY
 

, Catha G.
 

NY
 

,s, Michael E.
 

NM
 

To support developing new ideas to aid several
 

towns interested in district planning, downtown
 

revitalization, and historic preservation
 

To support a systematic study of architectural
 

climatology and its application to building
 

design
 

To support the development of a post-occupancy
 

evaluation of Fremont, California
 

To support an analysis of modernist aesthetics
 

from the perspective of sociology and social
 

history
 

To support the preparation of a design manual
 

describing the design possibilities for
 

alternative energy facilities
 

To support research on recent architectural
 

conservation in Italy
 

To support research on the integrated design of
 

architecture and sculpture, specifically
 

concerning spaces between buildings
 

To support preparation of a reference book on
 

the design related applications of human factors
 

To support the study of design through research
 

of musical composition
 

To support research for a textbook on the
 

history of graphic design
 

To support research on the evolution of
 

industrial design
 

To support research on appropriate design roles
 

of coastal management agencies
 

To support the research on forces which have
 

affected New York City’s design
 

To support a feasibility study for possible
 

establishment of an independent study center for
 

American architecture at Columbia University
 

To support further research into energy-


conscious design using local and recycled
 

building materials
 

8,500
 

10,000
 

9,000
 

5,000
 

8,500
 

5,000
 

5,000
 

8,500@
 

7,250
 

5,000
 

4,750
 

5,000
 

5,000
 

8,500
 

8,500
 
 

56 Design Arts 

Romero, Cari O. 

Los Angeles CA 

Scott, Quinta 

St. Louis MO 

Seidel, Andrew D. 

Arlington TX 

Sengupta, Asit N. 

Lubbock ~ TX 

Shao, Paul P. W. 

Ames IA 

Smith, F. Eugene 

Akron OH 

Smith, Kathryn A. 

Los Angeles CA 

Snyder, Robert 

Santa Monica CA 

Soleri, Paolo 

Scottsdale AZ 

Spirn, Anne Wo 

Cambridge MA 

Spivak, Mayer D. 

Newtonville MA 

Steinitz, Carle F. 

Cambridge MA 

To support exploration of the design
 

possibilities of hathane foam
 

To support the preparation of a photographic
 

manuscript documenting the architecture along
 

U.S. Route 66
 

To support a handbook on post-occupancy
 

evaluations for architects and their clients
 

To support research on design concepts which
 

maximize the participation of elderly residents
 

in the design of.their own housing spaces
 

To support a study of pseudo-Chinese
 

architecture in America and pseudo-American
 

architecture in China
 

To support the re-examination of existing
 

residential housing systems
 

To support the preparation of a monograph on
 

Frank Lloyd Wright’s architectural designs for
 

Aline Barnsdall, 45 buildings designed and
 

executed between 1915 and 1924
 

To support the preparation of a multimedia
 

exhibit package and catalog on the "Design
 

Science of Buckminster Fuller"
 

To support the publication of work concerning
 

architecture and design theory
 

To support the preparation of a landscape
 

architectural overview of the urban natural
 

environment and how it can affect the design of
 

cities
 

To support the preparation of a manuscript on
 

the study of light and color and its effects on
 

the perceptions and behaviors of users
 

To support the preparation and presentations of
 

a slide show and article on the changing uses of
 

recreation resources at Gunnison County,
 

Colorado and Gunnison National Forest
 

Stork, John and Michaud, To support the preparation of a book about
 

Gerald A. industrial design model making
 

Cincinnati OH
 

Vincent-David, Paul To support the design for the renovation of the
 

Brookline MA Puppet Showplace
 
 

 

 

Des~n Arts 57 

I0,000
 To support the organization and cataloging of
 r., Robertson
 IL the works of Konrad Wachsmann
 

12,400
 To support the development of an audiovisual
 Richard Saul
 

CA presentation for the exhibition "A Paperclip and
 ~les
 299 Other Things"
 

7,940
 To support a study of the history of American
 Rebecca
 

RI fire station architecture
 

ence
 

PROFESSIONAL DESIGNER PROJECT FELLOWSHIPS
 

4,000
 3,972 Miller, David J.
 

Belmont
 MA
 TX
 

5,000 Schubert, Ann N.
 5,000
 Bruce K.
 

VA
 Buffalo NY


4,500 Wolfe, Alan R.
 4,000
 Gn0ffo, John J.
 Tallahassee FL
 Jersey City NJ
 

Wright, Geoffrey C. 5,000
 Kluesing, Cherie L.
 5,000


E1 Paso
 TX


Urbana
 IL


Meden, Robert P. 

washington DC 

4,000 Zgolinski, Albert G. 

Bronx NY 

5,000 

U D~ESI~GN STUDENT PROJECT FELLOWSHIPS 

as, University of 

AR 

8,000 Idaho, University of 

Moscow ID 

5,000 

University of 

ton DC 

2,400 Illinois at Chicago 

Circle, University of 

Chicago IL 

8,000 

University 

NY 

7,000 Massachusetts, University 

of 

Amherst MA 

4,800 

Academy of Art 

MI 

3,360 New Mexico, University of 

Albuquerque NM 

1 , 600 

ty of 

HI 

4,780 New York, State University 

of 

Albany NY 

6,000 
 

 

 

 

 

 

58 Design Arts 

Rhode Island School of 8,000
 

Design
 

Providence RI
 

TOTAL FOR DESIGN FELLOWSHIPS
 85 GRANTS
 

Design Excellence 

American Council for the
 

Arts 

New York NY 

Bruce, Michael 

Alexandria VA 

Catholic University of
 

America
 

Washington DC
 

Community Design
 

Information Center
 

Washington
 

Cooper Union for the
 

Adv. of Art and Science
 

New York NY
 

Energy, Department of
 

Washington DC
 

Garfinkle, Robert
 

Bethesda MD
 

Institute for Urban Design
 

Purchase NY
 

Interior, Department of
 

Washington DC
 

Malcolm Great Designers
 

Providence RI
 

To support a traveling exhibit, and a technical
 

assistance program on facilities and settings
 

for the arts
 

To support preparation of slide shows for the
 

Design Arts Program
 

 ̄To support researching, writing and editorial
 

services for the publication of "Federal Design
 

Matters," and other Design Arts Program
 

publications
 

To support planning and executing the Department
 

of Transportation Design Awards Program
 

To support amending grant #12-4253-9012 for
 

additional costs for a publication of the Design
 

Arts National Recognition Program
 

To support administrative costs related to the
 

Energy Design Issues Project under an
 

interagency agreement with the Departmentof
 

Energy
 

To support services related to the National
 

Design Recognition Project for the Department of
 

Transportion
 

To support technical and professional consulting
 

services in support of the Endowment’s Design
 

Excellence Project
 

To support reviewing the graphics of the Natural
 

Museum of American History under an interagency
 

agreement with the Department of the Interior
 

To support a logo, cover sheet and publications
 

format for the Solar Cities Program at the
 

Department of Energy
 

Municipal Arts Soolety of To support publications of case studies on
 

New York recipients of the Second National Grants
 

New York NY Recognition Program
 
I| , I
 

Design Arts 59 

Arts Society of
 

NY
 

Research Fdn.
 

University of
 

NY
 

~!of Personnel
 

DC 

for Livable
 

ton
 DC


p~rs for Livable
 

, Ruth
 

ton
 

, Department
 

Washington DC
 

~ransportation, Department
 

WaShington DC
 

States Government
 

~e~oies
 

Marguerite
 

DC
 

MA
 

DESIGN EXCELLENCE
 

To support publications of case sbudies on
 

recipients of the Second National Grants
 

Recognition Program
 

To support costs of an intergovernmental
 

personnel agreement for scholar-in-residence for
 

the Endowment’s Design Arts Program
 

To support costs related to monitoring OPM/NEA
 

hiring practices and standards for architects
 

and landscape architects under an interagency
 

agreement with the Office of Personnel
 

Management
 

To support maintaining a clearinghouse on the
 

built environment and disseminating information
 

To support a study of the costs and benefits of
 

special design considerations and arts programs
 

in transportation systems
 

To support services related to the National
 

Design Recognition Program for the U. S.
 

Department of Trasportation
 

To support administrative costs related to the
 

Design Awards Program under an interage~cy
 

agreement with the Department of Transportation
 

To support administrative costs related to the
 

Design Awards Program under an interagency
 

agreement with the Department of Transportation
 

To support costs related to printing Federal
 

Design Matters under an interagency agreement
 

with all government agencies
 

To support integrating energy conservation
 

methodology into Endowment programs
 

To support the production and distribution of
 

five bulletins on design competitions
 

22 GRANTS
 

88,000 

57,260
 

515
 

98,350
 

70,000
 

8,519
 

9,144
 

500 " 

2,405
 

61,500
 

34,000
 

773,409
 

O1
 

Services 

45,000
 ~ Academy in Rome
 To support funding for designers to spend six


months at the American Academy in Rome
 MY
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

60 Design Arts 

American Institute .of
 

Architects Foundation
 

Washington DC
 

American Institute of
 

Architects Foundation
 

Washington DC
 

American Institute of
 

Architects Foundation
 

Washington DC
 

American Institute of
 

Graphic Arts 

New York NY 

American Planning 

Association 

Chicago IL 

American Soc. of Interior
 

Designers Educational Fdn.
 

New York NY
 

American Soc. of Interior
 

Designers. Educational Fdn.
 

New York NY
 

Architectural Research
 

Centers Consortium
 

Washington DC
 

Architectural Research
 

Centers Consortium
 

Washington DC
 

Association of Collegiate
 

Schools of Architecture
 

Washington
 DC
 

Boston Architectural
 

Center
 

Boston
 MA
 

Committee for a National
 

Museum of the Building
 

Arts
 

Washington DC
 

CosantiFoundation
 

Scottsdale
 AZ
 

Cultural Assistance Center
 

New York NY
 

To support coordination of the publication
 

"Handbook of Architectural Design Competitions,,
 

To support the Regional/Urban Design Assistance
 

Teams in an evaluation of its program and
 

operations
 

To support assistance in the selection of
 

evaluators for the architect portfolio reviews
 

for those applying for federal government jobs
 

To support assistance on the selection of
 

evaluators for reviewing applications for
 

federal design jobs
 

To support the establishment within the
 

association of a national peer exchange network
 

designed to help planners and public officials
 

in cities, small towns, and rural communities
 

To support the preparation of a manual and
 

illustrated brochure as a continuation of the
 

society’s "Survey of Significant Interiors,,
 

To support regional community service workshops
 

assume a more active role in public service
 

To support an architectural design research
 

symposium
 

To support an investigation of the future
 

directions of architectural research
 

To support planning and implementing workshops,
 

panels, and conferences promoting design
 

excellence
 

To develop an independent secondary school
 

specializing in the design arts
 

To support an expanded national
 

recognition/identity campaign
 

To support a fellowships program to allow
 

outstanding design students to journey to and
 

participate in the workshops presented at
 

Arcosanti
 

To support a cultural facilities inventory in
 

New York City 15,{
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

~sign Foundation
 

DC
 ~ishington
 

~rvard College, President
 

Fellows of
 

6ambri dge MA
 

Harvard College, President
 

and Fellows of
 

cambridge MA
 

Institute for Urban Design
 

Purchase NY
 

Interior Design Education
 

Research, Foundation for
 

New York NY
 

International Design
 

Education Foundation
 

Los Angeles CA
 

Massachusetts Council on
 

the Arts and Humanities
 

Boston MA
 

Municipal Art Society
 

New York
 NY
 

National Center for a
 

Barrier Free Environment
 

Washington DC
 

National Conservation
 

Advisory Council
 

Washington DC
 

New York Landmarks
 

Preservation Foundation
 

New York NY
 

Partners for Livable
 

Places
 

Washington DC
 

Partners for Livable
 

Places
 

Washington DC
 

Pennsylvania, University
 

of
 

Philadelphia PA
 

Texas, University of
 

Austin TX
 

Des~n Arts 61 

12,500
 To support preparation of a pilot accreditation
 

program for schools of industrial design
 

25,000
 To support the Loeb Fellowship Program for
 

to-senior career design professionals
 

20,000
 To provide technical assistance to New England
 

communities seeking planning and design
 

assistance concerning the development of
 

cultural facilities
 

25,000
 To support the continuation of projects,
 

increasemembership, and solidify programs
 

15,000
 To support the study of the differences among
 

two-, three-, and four-year programs of interior
 

design education
 

25,000
 To support fellowships for the 1981
 

International Design Conference in Aspen,
 

Colorado
 

20,000
 To support the beginning of a three-part project
 

for cultural facilities development
 

To support the building of a broadened base of
 25,000


support for the society’s Urban Center
 

35,000
 To support the preparation of an international
 

conference on barrier-free design
 

16,625
 To support the research and preparation of a
 

study to evaluate and quantify national needs
 

for conservation of cultural property
 

17,500
 To support a designer training program on
 

historic preservation
 

25Q,000
 To support maintenance and expansion of the
 

Clearinghouse on Design and the. Built
 

Environment
 

20,000
 To support the Economics of Amenity Program
 

15,000
 To support the formation of a model program in
 

historic preservation
 

18,000
 To support the Summer Academy in Architecture
 
 

 

 

62 Design Arts 

Theater Historical Society
 

San Francisco CA
 To support expanding the readership and


Thomas, Ronald
 

Washington
 DC
 

US Nat’l. Comm. for Int’l.
 

Council on Monuments and
 

Sites
 

Washington DC
 

Vision
 

Cambridge
 MA
 

Vision
 

Cambridge
 MA
 

Walker Art Center
 

Minneapolis
 MN
 

reference files of the journal, "Marquee,,
 

To support production of slide presentations on
 

specific needs of design professionals
 

To support five design fellowships to American
 

design professionals and graduate design
 

students
 

To support the development of a technical
 

assistance advisory team for design competitions
 17,51 

Tosupport developing a design competition
 

advocacy program 20,0(
 

To support a special issue of "Design Quarterly,,
 

magazine which will address the topic of
 5,10
 

collaborations between artists and architects
 

TOTAL FOR GENERAL SERVICES TO THE FIELD
 

Interdisciplinary 

Greater Washington Educ. 

Telecomunications Assn.
 

Arlington VA
 

TOTA~ FOR INTERDISCIPLINARY
 

TOTAL FOR DESIGN ARTS PROGRAM
 

36 GRANTS
 959,57!
 

To support a series of programs on architecture,
 

planning, and design
 200,000
 

I GRANT
 200,000
 

308 GRANTS
 5,608,693
 
64 Expansion Arts 
65 

Arts
 

The Expansion Arts Program supports professionally directed arts organizations that reflect 

the culture of our nation’s minority, inner-city, 

rural, and tribal communities. Grants cover such 

programs as workshops and classes, performances and exhibitions, and artists’ residencies. 

The Program also funds organizations that provide services to the Expansion Arts constituency. 

Expansion Arts Advisory Panels
 

Miguel Algarin
 

Poet, educator
 

.........
 New York, NY
 

Larry Anderson
 

Educator, visual
 

artist
 

Tacoma, WA
 

Phil Arnoult
 

Administrator
 

Baltimore, MD
 

Judith Baca
 

Artist, arts
 

administrator
 

Los Angeles,CA
 

Myrna Baez
 

Visual artist,
 

educator
 

San Juan, PR
 

Sandi Bagley
 

Educator,
 

administrator
 

Dorchester, MA
 

Maxine Brandenburg
 

Administrator
 

Englewood, CO
 

Joan Brown
 

Dancer, choreographer
 

phi]~dalDhia. PA
 

Hazel Bryant
 

Theater producer,
 

performer
 

New York, NY
 

Margaret Burroughs
 

Professor, writer,
 

sculptor
 

Chicago, IL
 

Rosemary Catacalos
 

Poet
 

San Antonio, TX
 

Patricia Cruz
 

Arts administrator
 

Chicago, IL
 

Carolyn Curran
 

Arts administrator
 

New York, NY
 

Dee Davis
 

Arts administrator,
 

filmmaker
 

Whitesburg, KY
 

Ebon Dooley
 

Poet, neighborhood art
 

center director
 

Atlanta, GA
 

Anne Edmunds
 

Arts administrator
 

Philadelphia, PA
 

Jan van Eyck
 

Union official
 

Chicago, IL
 

Max Fe~ra
 

Actor, artistic
 

director
 

New York, NY
 

Oliver Franklin
 

Filmmaker,
 

producer
 

Philadelphia, PA
 

Shirley Franklin
 

City official,
 

arts administrator
 

Atlanta, GA
 

Barry Gaither
 

Museum director
 

Boston, MA
 

Theodore Gilliam
 

Actor, director
 

New Orleans, LA
 

Donovan Gray
 

Administrator
 

Seattle, WA
 

Grace Hampton
 

Visual artist,
 

educator
 

Jackson, MS
 
66 Expansion Arts 

Stephen .Jay
 

Educator, musician,
 

administrator
 

St. Louis, MO
 

Gerald Jemison
 

Gallery coordinator,
 

visual artist,
 

arts educator
 

Brooklyn, NY
 

Naomi Kraft-Larkin
 

Service organization
 

director
 

San Francisco, CA
 

Elizabeth Lerman
 

Dancer, choreographer,
 

artistic director
 

Washington, DC
 

William Lewis
 

Educator, writer,
 

actor
 

Tucson, AZ
 

Antonio Ho Lizaso
 

Composer, conductor
 

Miami, FL
 

Sue Loewenberg
 

Actress, administrator
 

Los Angeles, CA
 

Lynnell Lohr
 

Arts administrator
 

St. Paul, MN
 

Jo Long
 

Administrator
 

San Antonio, TX
 

Lois McGuire
 

Arts administrator
 

Cleveland, OH
 

Zuri McKie
 

Associate producer
 

New York, NY
 

Jackie McLean
 

Educator, saxophonist
 

Hartford, CT
 

Enrique Montoya
 

Dancer, choreographer
 

Denver, CO
 

Diego Navarrette
 

Educator
 

Tucson, AZ
 

Michael Nolan
 

Arts administrator
 

San Francisco, CA
 

John Outterbridge
 

Sculptor, visual
 

artist
 

South Pasadena, CA
 

Antonia Pantoja
 

Educator,
 

administrator
 

San Diego, CA
 

Cleo Parker Robinson
 

Dancer, choreographer
 

Denver, CO
 

Elsa Robles
 

Service organization
 

director
 

New York, NY
 

Geno Rodriguez
 

Photographer
 

New York, NY
 

Ramona Sakiestewa
 

Weaver, administrator
 

Santa Fe, NM
 

Betty Blayton Taylor
 

Administrator, visual
 

artist, educator
 

New York, NY
 

Eleanor Traylor
 

Educator, actress,
 

writer
 

Washington, DC
 

Patricia Votava
 

Arts administrator
 

Columbia, SC
 

Val Gray Ward
 

Actress, writer,
 

lecturer, educator
 

Chicago, IL
 

Kariamu Welsh
 

Dancer, choreographer,
 

arts administrator
 

Buffalo, NY
 

Alden C° Wilson
 

Administrator
 

Augusta, ME
 

Rene Yanez
 

Museum co-director,
 

visual artist
 

San Francisco, CA
 

Harold Youngblood
 

Administrator
 

New York, NY
 

Eleanor Yung
 

Dancer, choreographer
 

New York, NY
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Expansion Arts 67 0 : xpansion Arts Grants 

Arts Agencies 

To support the Artist-in-Prison Program for 27,500
 Alabama State Council on
 visual and ceramic artists-in-residence
 the Arts
 

Montgomery AL
 

To support development of the commission’s
 9,000
 Arizona Commission on the
 

Expansion Arts Program
 Arts and Humanities
 

phoenix AZ
 

To support locally based artists-in-residence 20,000
 Florida, Fine Arts Council
 for a multi-ethnic outreach program
 of
 

Tallahassee FL
 

To support a senior citizens’ participatory art
 15,040
 Iowa Arts Council
 

IA program
 Des Moines
 

Iowa Arts Council/Nebraska 

Arts Council 

To support a creative arts program for deaf and 

hearing-impaired students and adults 

21,764 

Des Moines IA 

Kentucky Arts Commission To support a technical assistance program in 12,810 

Frankfort KY audience development, fund-raising, facility 

use, management, artistic development, and 

program planning 

Michigan Council for the To support "Confined Audience," a visiting 20,000 

Arts artist series for nursing homes, prisons, and 

Detroit MI centers for handicapped 

Nebraska Arts Council To support Metropolitan Arts Council’s programs 9,000 

Omaha NE and services to senior citizens and the 

handicapped 

Pennsylvania Council on To support a program which will develop minority 12,424 

the Arts sponsors to provide a touring circuit for 

Harrisburg PA minority groups 

Rhode Island State Council To support a community arts program in which 20,000 

on the Arts professional artists conduct arts workshops and 

Providence RI classes 

SOuth Carolina Arts To support the Arts for Elders Program which 7,500 

Commission provides arts workshops and tours the Elders 

Columbia SC Repertory Acting group to senior centers 

8Outh Carolina Arts 

throughout the state 

To support the Arts in the Prisons and the 15,000 Ol 

Commission Neighborhood Arts Development programs 

SC 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

,I
 

68 Expansion Arts 

South Dakota State Fine
 To support the South Dakota Arts Caravan


Arts Council
 

Sioux Falls SD
 

Texas Commission on the
 To support a technical assistance program


Arts
 focusing on organizational development and
 Austin TX
 community sponsorship
 

Utah Arts Council
 To support the Utah Rural Arts Consortium Tour
 Salt Lake City
 UT 15,00(~ 

TOTAL FOR STATE ARTS AGENCIES
 

Regional Tour Events 

Arts Festival of Atlanta
 

Atlanta GA
 

Boricua College
 

New York
 NY
 

Brooklyn Arts and Culture
 

Association
 

Brooklyn NY
 

Carnival San Francisco
 

San Francisco CA
 

Center City Commission
 

Memphis TN
 

Charleston, City of
 

Charleston
 SC
 

Chautauqua County
 

Association for the Arts
 

Dunkirk NY
 

Cultural Exchange Council
 

of Tucson
 

Tucson AZ
 

Easley Arts Council
 

Easley
 SC
 

15 GRANTS
 235,038
 

To support the 28th Arts Festival of Atlanta
 

7,500
 

To support an arts program offering festivals of
 

I0,000
 Hispanic folklore, exhibitions, and workshops
 

To support the West Indian American Day
 

12,000
 Association’s Labor Day Weekend Carnival and
 

Festival
 

To support the Mission Neighborhood Centers’
 

annual free Outdoor Celebration of Spring, based
 5,000


on international traditions of multi-cultural
 

communities
 

To support the Memphis Music Heritage Festival
 8,500
 

To support a ten-day black arts festival during
 

15,000
 Piccolo.Spoleto 1981 ~
 

To support "Celebrate the Arts," a month-long
 3,500
 festival in May
 

To support the eighth annual festival entitled,
 4,000
 "Tucson, Meet Yourself and Friends"
 

To support the 12th annual Foothills Festival
 

5,000
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Expansion Arts 69 

eth Waters Dance
 

ue
 NM


Music Company
 

DC
 iton
 

~wood Arts Foundation
 

~i~!0rleans LA
 

g~, City of
 

Middlesex County
 

Ng~:th Brunswick NJ
 

M~iwaukee Inner City Arts
 

WI
 Milwaukee
 

OPera Players of Hawaii
 

Honolulu HI
 

Rep
 

Washington DC
 

Salina Arts Commission
 

Salina KS
 

Seattle Folklore Society
 

Seattle WA
 

South East Latino
 

Organization
 

Baltimore
 

Springfield Council for
 

Cultural and Comm. Affairs
 

Springfield MA
 

SUmmer Ithaca
 

Ithaca NY
 

Three Rivers Arts Festival
 

,Pittsburgh PA
 

Vermont Council on the
 

Arts
 

~ontpelier VT
 

To support two new Mexican festivals to occur in 


late Spring of 1981
 

To support the "Tribute to Duke Ellington"
 

festival held in August 1981
 

To support the Madewood Arts Festival
 

To support the 1981Kwanza festival
 

To support the New Jersey State Teen Arts
 

program
 

To support the eighth annual Celebration of
 

Community Arts Festival
 

To support an intensive statewide o~era workshop
 

and performance project
 

To support Caribbean Festivals’ "Caribbean
 

Summer in the Park," which offers the music and
 

dance of both English and non-English-speaking
 

Caribbean countries for the community
 

To support the fifth annual Smoky Hill River
 

Festival
 

TO support the tenth annual Northwest Regional
 

Folklife Festival in May 1981
 

To support The Latino Festival ofBaltimore
 

To support the fourth annual city-wide
 

celebration on the 4th of July with a cross-


cultural performance and crafts workshop program
 

To support the fifth Ithaca Festival
 

To support a three-day Appalachian Arts and
 

Culture Festival
 

To support the Touring Aid Program which
 

provides arts organizations and sponsors with
 

assistance
 

1,875
 

7,000
 

I0,000
 

15,000
 

7,500
 

20,803
 

10,000
 

2,500
 

5,000
 

8,000
 

7,500
 

2,500
 

10,000
 

7,500
 

5,000
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

70 Expansion Arts 

Village Halloween Parade
 

New York NY
 

Wisconsin, University of
 

Madison WI
 

To support the seventh annual Village Halloween
 7,000
 

Parade
 

To support the YMCA’s fourth annual Equinox
 7,000
 Festival held in the Fall of 1981
 

TOTAL FOR REGIONAL TOUR EVENTS
 26 GRANTS
 

Instruction 

and Training 

Abington Art Center
 

Jenkintown PA
 

Abraxas Foundation
 

Pittsburgh PA
 

Action for Bridgeport
 

Community Development
 

Bridgeport CT
 

African Heritage Dancers
 

and Drummers
 

Washington DC
 

Afro-American Studio for
 

Acting and Speech
 

New York NY
 

Afro-American Total
 

Theatre Arts Foundation
 

New York NY
 

Afro-American Total
 

Theatre Arts Foundation
 

New York NY
 

Alameda County
 

Neighborhood Arts
 

Oakland CA
 

Alice Lloyd College
 

Pippa Passes KY
 

204,678
 

To support a series of workshops in the visual
 3,866
 arts and crafts given by professional artists
 

for children, senior citizens, middle-income
 

families, and minority citizens
 

To support an arts and crafts training program
 7,500
 in an alternative-to-incarceration community
 

with an emphasis on fabric work to culminate in
 

a traveling exhibition
 

To support illustration and cartoon-making
 3,250
 

workshops for youth and adults
 

To support the Dance and Music Program providing
 10,000
 

instruction in African traditional dance, modern
 

dance, jazz dance, ballet, and traditional
 

African percussion and vocals
 

To support a theater training program and a
 15,000
 

guest lecturer series
 

To support a theatre instruction program
 27,500
 offering classes at. all levels, including
 

productions
 

To support workshops in the visual arts,
 20,000
 

performing arts, and photography on an after-


school schedule for children
 

To support workshops, classes, and special
 17,500
 

events for low-income and disadvantaged people
 

in Alameda County
 

To support classes in crafts and photography for
 12,500
 

community residents, the Appalachian summer
 

theater, the "Voices of Appalachia," an artistin-residence for the inter-disciplinary program,
 

and the "Our Appalachia Day" event
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Expansion Arts 71 

Allofus Art Workshop
 

Rochester
 NY
 

Alpha Omega I-7 Theatrical
 

Dance Company
 

New York NY
 

Amas Repertory Theater
 

New York NY
 

Amas Repertory Theater
 

New York NY
 

American Authentic Jazz
 

New York NY
 

American Black Artist
 

Detroit
 MI
 

Andrew Cacho African
 

Drummers and Dancers
 

Washington DC
 

Andrew Cacho African
 

Drummers and Dancers
 

Washington DC
 

Appalachian Research and
 

Defense Fund 

Charleston WV 

Arena Players 

Baltimore MD 

Art Resource Association
 

East Calais VT
 

Art Resources for Teachers
 

and Students
 

New York NY
 

Artists Collective
 

Hartford CT
 

Artists Cooperative of
 

Chautauqua County
 

Westfield NY
 

To support courses, workshops, seminars and art
 

shows in the visual arts, crafts, ceramics,
 

photography, and commercial design
 

To support the Young Adults Contemporary Dance
 

Workshop which provides minority and/or
 

economically deprived youth with intensive
 

training in dance
 

To support the Theater Workshops Program
 

To support the production of the folk-fantasy
 

play, "Crystal Tree" for the surrounding
 

community
 

To support a weekly jazz dance workshop
 

To support classes in dance and workshops in
 

choreography~ staging, and production for the
 

Detroit City Dance Center
 

To support a training program in dance, music,
 

drama, and African culture for children .o
 

To support classes in traditional African and
 

Caribbean rythms, movement, and drumming
 

techniques
 

To bring artists and craftsmen into the West
 

Virginia State Hospitals to conduct classes for
 

long-term inmates
 

To support the Youtheater program providing
 

instruction in theater arts to inner-city youth
 

To support the Advanced Workshop Program which
 

offers instruction in book illustration and
 

printing, printmaking, sculpture, and mural art
 

To support theater training based on Chinese and
 

Puerto Rican forms
 

To support an instruction program for children
 

and adults inmusic, dance, drama, and visual
 

arts
 

To support workshops, lectures, poetry readings,
 

performances, and. residencies by visiting
 

artists
 

5,000
 

10,000
 

20,000
 

17,500
 

6,500
 

7,500
 

20,000
 

15,000
 

10,000
 

10,500
 

5,000
 

22,500
 

22,500
 

5,000
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

72 Expansion Arts 

Arts Advisory Council
 

Seattle
 WA
 

Arts Council of Oklahoma
 

City
 

Oklahoma City OK
 

Asian American Dance
 

Collective 

San Francisco CA 

Attic Theater 

Detroit MI 

Ballet Folk of Moscow
 

Moscow
 ID
 

Ballet Puertorriqueno
 

San Juan
 PR
 

Ballet Theater of the
 

Virgin Islands
 

St. Thomas
 VI
 

Basement Workshop
 

New York
 NY
 

Bayfront NATO
 

Erie
 PA
 

Better Boys Foundation
 

Chicago IL
 

Beyond Baroque Foundation
 

Venice CA
 

Bidwell Education, Music,
 

and Recreation Center
 

Pittsburgh PA
 

Billie Holiday Theater
 

Brooklyn NY
 

Birmingham Creative Dance
 

Birmingham AL
 

To enable Seward Park Art Studio to offer high-


quality, low-cost instruction in the visual arts
 

for youths and adults
 

To support classes and workshops in traditional
 

Native-American arts and crafts
 

To support dance training in both traditional
 

Asian and contemporary American forms
 

To support the activities of the Attic
 

Performing Arts Academy, the Oldsters Mime
 

Theater, Detroupe Mime Company, and the Forum
 

for Roadside Attractions
 

To support the Ballet FolkSummer Dance Workshop
 

To support a dance-training program in ballet,
 

modern, jazz, and ethnic dance
 

To support a dance training program and
 

scholarships for the disadvantaged
 

To support workshops in the visual and
 

performing arts, a performance series, gallery
 

.exhibits, a media series, and publications by
 

and for Asian artists
 

To enable the Martin Luther King Center to offer
 

instruction in dance, ceramics, drawing,
 

painting, printmaking, photography, and vocal
 

and instrumental music
 

To support the Youth Theater Development Program
 

To support the center’s administrative costs and
 

operating expenses
 

To support a programoffering music and dance
 

instruction and student performances for
 

minority children
 

To support the Theater Workshop Program for
 

children and adults, and the training of and
 

performances by the Bubble Gum Players
 

Children’s Theater Company
 

To support performances, movement classes, and
 

workshops for senior citizens and
 

physically/emotionally handicapped Youth
 

15,0(
 

7,5(
 

5,0C
 

4,00
 

7,50
 

15,00
 

20,00’
 

12,00(
 

12,00(
 

17,50(
 

10,00(
 

12,000
 

7,500
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

Expansion Arts 73 

Black Cultural Endowment
 

~altimore MD
 

Black Emergency Cultural
 

~oalition
 

New York NY
 

Black Theater Alliance
 

New York NY
 

Black Theater Troupe
 

Phoenix
 AZ


Bloomingdale House of
 

Music 

New York NY 

Boy Scouts 

St. Croix VI 

Boys Choir of Harlem
 

New York
 NY
 

Boys Harbor
 

New York NY
 

Brandywine Graphic
 

Workshop
 

Philadelphia PA
 

Brattleboro Music Center
 

Brattleboro VT
 

Brookline Arts Center
 

Brookline MA
 

Brown University
 

Providence
 RI
 

Buffalo Inner City Ballet
 

Company
 

Buffalo NY
 

Camera News
 

New York NY
 

To support the Children’s Hour, a series of
 

workshops~ classes~ and exhibitions designed to
 

reach disadvantaged children
 

To support extending the Prison Arts program to
 

an increased number of correctional institutions
 

To support the position of an arts specialist
 

To support a theater arts training program,
 

expansion of the company repertory, and an
 

actor-in-residence
 

To support a community music training project
 

involving a bilingual program for children, a
 

community orchestra, and a concert series
 

To enable Theater Dance to present dance
 

instruction inwhich contemporary and classic
 

folk stories are translated into movement
 

To support a music program offering instruction
 

in theory, piano, sight singing, and voice for
 

gifted children
 

To support the Harbor Junior High School of the
 

Performing Arts and the Harbor Performing Arts
 

Center
 

To support instruction in painting, printmaking,
 

ceramics, crafts, sculpture, and photography at
 

four sites
 

To support the Music Discovery Workshops which
 

provide instruction in instruments and voice
 

To support a program of instruction in visual
 

arts, crafts, and media arts
 

To enable Rites and Reasons to present a
 

workshop, classroom activities, and performance
 

opportunities in the visual and performanee arts
 

To support instruction, outreach, and training
 

in classical ballet in Buffalo, New York, and
 

other sites
 

To support Third World Newsreel’s Basic Skills
 

Film Workshop for low-income and minority groups
 

7,500
 

17,500
 

15,000
 

25,000
 

5,000
 

6,000
 

10,000
 

30,000,
 

5,000
 

7,250
 

9,000
 

25,000
 

5,000
 

10,000
 

10,000
 Capital Ballet To support five classical ballet performances
 

Washington DC for the Washington metropolitan area
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

74 Expansion Arts 

Carbondale, City of
 

Carbondale IL
 

Caribbean Dance Company
 

St. Croix VI
 

Center for Book Arts
 

New York NY
 

Center for Chamber Music
 

at Apple Hill
 

East Sullivan NH
 

Central Pennsylvania
 

Village Crafts
 

State College PA
 

Centro Cultural de la Raza
 

San Diego CA
 

Changing Times Tap Dancing
 

Company 

New York NY 

Charlestown Working 

Theater 

Charlestown MA 

Charlie Parker Memorial
 

Foundation
 

Kansas City MO
 

Chiang Ching Dance Company
 

New York NY
 

Children’s Art Carnival
 

New York NY
 

Children’s Creative
 

Project
 

Santa Barbara CA
 

Cityarts Workshop
 

New York NY
 

Clark Center for the
 

Performing Arts
 

New York NY
 

To support the Cultural Fine Arts and ExhibitLecture Series Program 

7,5 

To support the gathering and presenting of the 

dances of the the West Indies and dance 

instruction 

5,0 

To support an instruction program in hand 

bookbinding, letterpress printing, and woodengraving 

10,0 

To support the Young Musicians Development 

Program 

10,0 

To support workshops and classes in traditional 

Pennsylvania rural crafts for the aged, lowincome, and handicapped 

To support an instruction program in ballet 

folklorico, music, and arts and crafts for the 

Hispanic community 

To support a program to preserve and promote 

jazz tap dancing 

To support the Theater for Urban Teens 

To support the Academy of the Arts’ instruction 

program in the performing arts 

To support a dance training program for children 

and adults in the traditional Peking opera 

techniques 

To support the After School and Communication 

Arts Program 

22,5 

To support a free school program offering 

instruction in the visual and performing arts 

lO,C 

To support community mural workshops for 

minority and ethnic groups in inner-city areas 

17,5 

To support dance instruction programs offered at 

low cost for the community 

15,0 

Collective Black Artists To support music education programs for 12,5
 

New York NY professional and aspiring music educators
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Expansion Arts 75 

community Arts Services­

~awaii
 

Honolulu HI
 

Community Center for the
 

Creative Arts
 

Greeley CO
 

Community Center for the
 

Performing Arts
 

Eugene OR
 

Community Crafts Workshop
 

Lewiston ME
 

Community Film Workshop
 

Chicago IL
 

Community Music Center
 

San Francisco CA
 

Cosaan Dance Company
 

St. Louis MO
 

Council on the Arts for
 

Cortland
 

Cortland NY
 

Crossroads Community
 

San Francisco
 CA
 

Cultural Committee of the
 

Haight-Ashbury
 

San Francisco CA 

Cultural Council 

Foundation 

New York NY 

Cultural Council 

Foundation 

New York NY 

Cultural Council
 

Foundation
 

New York NY
 

Cultural Council
 

.Foundation
 

~New York
 

To support instruction in the performing ~rts "
 

emphasizing dance, and for inter-island
 

performances
 

To support classes and workshops in visual and
 

performing arts at the center and other
 

community sites
 

To support the Neighborhood Arts Education and
 

Outreach Program
 

To support an arts and crafts instruction
 

program by Craftschool and the Performing Arts
 

Warehouse
 

To support a training program in 16mm film
 

production for economically disadvantaged men
 

and women on a non-tuition basis, an internship
 

program, and weekly film and lecture programs
 

To support a series of programs providing music
 

instruction and performance opportunities
 

To support dance workshops for beginning and
 

advanced dancers, lecture-demonstrations, and
 

performances
 

To support multi-arts workshops for the rural
 

residents of the county, a series of traveling
 

mime and puppet performances, and bluegrass
 

concerts and exhibits
 

To support classes and workshops in the visual
 

and performing arts for children and adults at
 

The Farm, an innovative urban art environment
 

To support free or low-cost workshops in the
 

visual and performing arts at the Haight-Ashbury
 

Arts Workshop
 

To support the New Assembly Performance Space


Instructional Program by Charas
 

To enable the Bronx Dance theater to offer a
 

tuition-free workshop program in dance and
 

performance techniques for the multi-ethnic
 

youths in the Bronx
 

To support the gallery/workspace at En Foco
 

To support the scholarship program at the Nat
 

Horne. Musical Theater
 

10,000
 

12,500
 

5,000
 

12,500
 

20,000
 

15,000
 

17,500
 

7,500
 

12,500
 

12,500
 

I0,000
 

2,500
 

12,500
 

7,500
 
 

 

 

76 Expansion Arts 

Culture in Black and White
 

Mobile AL
 

Cumberland Museum
 

Clintwood VA
 

Dance Exchange
 

Washington DC
 

Dance Theater of Harlem
 

New York NY
 

Dance Theatre of Harlem
 

New York NY
 

Dance Visions
 

New York NY
 

Dancer’s Workshop
 

Jackson WY
 

Dances and Drums of Africa
 

New York NY
 

Dashiki Project Theater
 

New Orleans LA
 

Dayton Contemporary Dance
 

Company
 

Dayton OH
 

DeCordova and Dana Museum
 

and Park
 

Lincoln MA
 

Del Rio Council for the
 

Arts
 

Del Rio TX
 

Detroit Community. Music
 

School
 

Detroit MI
 

Dixwell Children’s
 

Creative Arts Center
 

New Haven CT
 

To support a free training program in art, 

ceramics, dance, drama, music, photography, and 

creative writing for culturally deprived youths 

To support programs and workshops in fine arts 

and crafts 

To support workshops and classes in diverse 

locations within the city 

To support the scholarship and apprentice 

program offering training in dance, music, and 

stagecraft 

To suppor~ the scholarship/apprentice program 

To support workshops in beginning and 

intermediate modern dance given by members of 

the Sounds in Motion Company for residents of 

Harlem 

To support a program offering instruction in 

dance and mime for the community 

To support the projects related to dance 

To support professional training and performance 

opportunities in the theater arts and to create 

original American plays 

25,, 

To support dance training by guest teachers and 

choreographers 

10,1 

To support an instruction program in fine arts 

and crafts for the elderly 

10,1 

To support multi-arts classes for the MexicanAmerican community 

To support an instruction program in music for 

children and adults at various community sites 

To support a program offering instruction in 

music and the performing arts and to provide 

performance opportunities for inner-city 

children 

20,( 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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pouble Image Theatre


York NY
 

powntown Ballet C~ompany
 

New York NY
 

town Community
 

Television Center
 

NY
 New York
 

Dume Spanish Theater
 

Sunnyside NY
 

East Bay Community Arts
 

Project
 

Berkeley CA
 

~ast West Players
 

Los Angeles
 CA


Ebony Talent Creative Arts
 

Foundation
 

Chicago IL
 

EcoTheater
 

Hinton
 WV


E1Nuevo Teatro Pobre de
 

America
 

Hato Rey PR
 

Everybody’s Creative Arts
 

Center
 

Oakland CA
 

Everyday People
 

Monessen
 PA


Exceptional Children’s
 

Foundation
 

Los Angeles CA
 

Facets Multimedia
 

Chicago IL
 

Family of Man Foundation
 

Providence RI
 

~Fantasia Ballet
 

,sie NY
 

To support a training program in the performing
 

arts, performances, and an annual playwriting
 

festival
 

To support a program offering instruction in
 

ballet, ethnic, modern, and Spanish dance
 

To support workshops in television arts and
 

related media services for residents of the
 

Lower East Side and Chinatown
 

To support a workshop for teenagers in theater
 

techniques and Hispanic culture
 

To support the Juvenile Justice Art Project,
 

which offers workshops in the visual and
 

performing arts in the county juvenile prison
 

To support workshops in theater arts and
 

traditional Japanese and Chinese dance and music
 

To support a program offering instruction in
 

drama, dance, music, creative writing, and the
 

technical aspects of stagecraft and theater
 

To support workshops in stained g~ass, acting,
 

chamber music, and painting
 

To support workshops researching the roots of
 

Puerto Rican culture to result in the production
 

of original plays and the development of a
 

Puerto Rican performance ensemble
 

To support a multi-cultural arts program for the
 

community
 

To support classes in the visual arts and crafts
 

for community youth
 

To support instruction in visual arts and crafts
 

for youth and adults with mental retardation and
 

other developmental disabilities
 

To support the workshop program offering
 

instruction in the performing arts for inner-


city children, the disabled, and prisoners in
 

federal institutions
 

To enable Circus Wagon Theater to present
 

workshops in theater and circus arts and to
 

conduct regional tours
 

To support a dance-training program and
 

scholarship program for children
 

I0,000
 

5,000
 

12,500
 

10,000
 

12,500
 

22,000
 

15,000
 

15,000
 

I0,000
 

5,000
 

10,000
 

10,000
 

5,000
 

7,500
 

4,000
 
 

 

 

 

 

78 Expansion Arts 

Federation of Southern
 

Coopertives
 

Epes AL 

Film in the Cities 

St. Paul MN 

First All Children’s
 

Theater
 

New York NY
 

Floating Foundation of
 

Photography
 

New York NY
 

Frank Silvera Writers
 

Workshop
 

New York NY
 

Frederick Douglass
 

Creative Arts Center
 

New.York NY
 

Free Spirit Theater
 

Baltimore MD
 

Friends of the Chicago
 

Children’s Choir
 

Chicago IL
 

Goddard-Riverside
 

Community Center
 

New York NY
 

Great Leap
 

Los Angeles CA
 

Greater Birmingham Arts
 

Alliance
 

Birmingham AL
 

Growth Through Art and
 

Museum Experience
 

New York NY
 

Harlem Teams for Self-Help
 

New York NY
 

To support an instruction program in African and 

jazz dance, drama and conga rhythms for the 

residents of Sumter and Greene counties 

To support a program offering instruction in 

filmmaking for low-income, ethnically diverse 

secondary school students 

To support a theater training program for New 

York City children 

To support the Family and Community Workshop 

which offers instruction in photography for 

children, adults, and the families of exoffenders 

To support the Saturday Reading Series which 

presents the new work of playwrights and the 

Artistic Technical Assistance Collective Program 

To support an acting workshop offering 

instruction on the intermediate level; the 

television production workshop offering 

instruction to aspiring television writers, 

directors, actors, and technicians; and nine 

writing workshops 

To support the beginning acting workshop, 

showcases, and theatrical productions 

To support a three-level choral training program 

enabling Chicago children to develop the musical 

skills, discipline, and versatility to sing 

multi-cultural music 

To support Concept One Theater drama workshops, 

play productions, and summer street drama 

festivals 

To support dance and music instruction for the 

Asian-American community 

To enable PARKART to offer a program of art 

classes and performances for the disadvantaged, 

including senior citizens and the handicapped 

To support arts workshops for children and 

adults 

15, 

To support an instruction program at the Paul 

Robeson Cultural Center in visual and performing 

arts and music for community residents 

5, 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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~enry Street Settlement
 

York NY
 

Highlander Center
 

TN
 New Market
 

Inner City Ensemble
 

NJ
 Faterson
 

Inner City Youth League
 

St. Paul MN
 

Inquilinos Boricuas en
 

Accion
 

Boston MA
 

Institute of New Cinema
 

~rtists
 

New York NY
 

Institute of Puerto Rican
 

Culture
 

San Juan PR
 

International Center for
 

Integrative Studies
 

New York NY
 

James Weldon Johnson
 

Community Centers
 

New York
 NY


Jane Boyd Community House
 

Cedar Rapids IA
 

Japantown Art Movement
 

San Francisco CA
 

Jazz Research Institute
 

Detroit MI
 

Jubilee Community Arts
 

Knoxville TN
 

Julian Company Theatre
 

San Francisco CA
 

To support theater-related workshops at the New
 

Federal Theaterand a special movement class for
 

actors
 

To support workshops and training in music and
 

culture indigenous to the Appalachian region
 

To support a program offering instruction in
 

theater, stagecraft, and dance for inner-city
 

youth
 

To support a program offering professional
 

instruction in photography to the community
 

To support advanced media workshops and
 

internships in the Villa Victoria community
 

To support film and video training for the
 

community, and to provide assistance and
 

resources to artistic and civic organizations
 

To enable E1 Coqui to present workshops,
 

presentations, and festivals incorporating the
 

African influence on Puerto Rico
 

To support the Door’s Performing Arts Program
 

for Youth, which offers free classes, workshops,
 

demonstrations, and performances in music,
 

dance, and theater for minority and/or low-


income youth
 

To support photography, clay sculpture, and
 

ceramics workshops on the beginning and
 

intermediate levels for the community
 

To support a training program in the visual
 

arts, photography, music, dance, and poetry in
 

juvenile detention centers
 

To support a community art center, the Japantown
 

art and media workshop, and the graphic arts
 

services to community groups
 

To support a program of jazz instruction by the
 

Detroit Jazz Center
 

To support music workshops and performances for
 

the city of Knoxvil~e and surrounding rural
 

areas
 

To support a workshop program in theater arts,
 

new plays and directing for theater workers and
 

the community
 

30,000
 

’5,000
 

5,000
 

7,500
 

7,500
 

10,000
 

10,000
 

5,000
 

7,500
 

5,000
 

7,500
 

7,500
 

17,500
 

7,500
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

80 Expansion Arts 

Kaji Aso Studio
 

Boston
 

Kalihi-Palama Culture and
 

Arts Society
 

Honolulu HI
 

Kentuckiana Metroversity
 

Louisville KY
 

Kentuckiana Metroversity
 

Louisville KY
 

Kuumba Community Theater
 

Chicago IL
 

Kuumba Community Theater
 

Chicago IL
 

Kuumba Learning Center
 

Washington DC
 

Kuumba Learning Center
 

Washington DC
 

Latin American Development
 

Services
 

Chicago IL
 

Latin American Theatre
 

Ensemble
 

New York NY
 

Lawrence Arts Center
 

Lawrence KS
 

League of United Chicano
 

Artists 

Austin TX 

Learning Theater 

Paterson NJ 

Lifeline Center for Child
 

Development
 

Queens Village NY
 

To support artists’ fees for a workshop program 

in the visual arts, music theory, and voice 

To support a Hawaiian culture and arts program 

for residents, program services, publicity, and 

facilities 

10,( 

To support the Youth Arts Program offering 

dance, drama, media, crafts and photography 

workshops for disadvantaged young people 

25,( 

To support a model project enabling artists to 

work with the handicapped 

25,( 

To support the production of James Baldwin’s 

"Amen Corner" 

17,5 

To support theater arts workshops and 

performances 

35,¢ 

To support lecture/demonstrations, exhibits, 

concerts, and performances by local dance, mime 

and theater companies at the Market 5 Gallery 

17,5 

To support the Ebony Imprcmtu Theater Company’s 

Conservatory Program offering instruction in 

theater, dance, music, and related theater arts 

at the Lorton Correctional Facility 

12,5 

To support the Ruiz Belvis Cultural Center’s 

Community Television Production Center which 

offers training in small format video to the 

residents of the low-income Latino community 

To support workshops for children and adults in 

experimental theater, poetry, and dance 

7,5 

To support workshops and classes in the visual 

and performing arts for the community including 

the handicapped, senior citizens and ethnic 

minorities 

5,0 

To support a training session in indigenous 

dances, regional dances, history, and philosophy 

for the Chicano population 

5,0 

To support Paterson Arts Centered Services, an 

instruction program in creative drama, puppetry, 

and photography 

To support a theater arts program for 

emotionally disturbed children 

5,0 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Expansion Arts 81 

i~Liga Estudiantes Arte de
 

i!San Juan
 

San Juan PR
 

Liga de Estudiantes de
 

Arte de Arecibo
 

Arecibo PR
 

Little Miami Theater Works
 

~YeLlow Springs OH
 

Lomax-Hannon Junior
 

College
 

Greenville
 AL


Los Angeles Actors Theater
 

Foundation
 

Los Angeles CA
 

Lower East Side Printshop
 

New York NY
 

Macon County Fine Arts
 

Manifesto
 

Tuskegee AL
 

Madison Community Access
 

Center
 

Madison WI
 

Manchester Craftsmen’s
 

Guild
 

Pittsburgh PA
 

Manchester Craftsmen’s
 

Guild
 

Pittsburgh PA
 

Manna House Workshops
 

New York
 NY
 

Media Study
 

Buffalo
 NY
 

To support workshops and classes in the visual 


arts and crafts and a scholarship program
 

To support a series of workshops in the visual
 

arts and crafts for children and adults
 

To support an original theater works program
 

which develops theater from the stories of rural
 

regions
 

To support offering instruction in drama, visual
 

art, music, and creative writing to youth and
 

senior citizens
 

To support the workshop program of E1 Teatro de
 

la Unidad, a bilingual theater workshop offering
 

instruction for the Hispanic community
 

To support a program offering classes free or at
 

low cost in all phases of silk-screening and
 

printmaking for children, adults, and the
 

handicapped
 

To support an instruction program offering
 

classes in visual arts, dance, and music for
 

children, including a special exhibition of the
 

students’ work
 

To support a training program in videotape
 

production for the Madison community including
 

ethnic and racial minorities, senior citizens,
 

and the handicapped
 

To support instruction in ceramics, textile
 

arts, and photography for the inner-city
 

community with special emphasis on classes for
 

the elderly, emotionally disturbed, physically
 

and mentally handicapped, and minority children
 

To support instruction in ceramics, textile arts
 

and photography
 

To support a program in the performing arts,
 

including classes, and workshops for the Harlem
 

community
 

To support workshop training in film, video,
 

photo, and audio for inner-city residents
 

15,000
 

7,500
 

5,000
 

5,000
 

5,000
 

7,500
 

10,000
 

10,000
 

25,000
 

22,000
 

17,500
 

12,000
 

Metropolitan Cultural Arts
 To support classes in the visual and performing


Center
 arts for low-income families


Minneapolis MN
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

82 Expansion Arts 

Metropolitan School for
 

the Arts
 

Syracuse NY
 

Milwaukee County War
 

Memorial
 

Milwaukee WI
 

Milwaukee Inner City Arts
 

Council
 

Milwaukee WI
 

Mississippi Band Choctaw
 

Indians
 

Philadelphia MS
 

Model Valley Mountain
 

Crafts
 

Clairfield TN
 

Mollyolga Neighborhood Art
 

Classes 

Buffalo NY 

Monroe Conuty Rural 

Heritage Alliance 

Union WV 

Mudflat Pottery School
 

Cambridge MA
 

Nashville Academy Theatre
 

Nashville TN
 

National Black Theater
 

Workshop
 

New York NY
 

National Conference of
 

Artists
 

Washington DC
 

Native American Arts and
 

Culture
 

San Francisco CA
 

Neighborhood Arts Center
 

Boston MA
 

New Dance Theater
 

Denver CO
 

New Dance Theater
 

Denver CO
 

To support an instruction program in the visual 

arts, music, dance, and drama for the community 

15,0, 

To support a scholarship program for minority 

students in a workshop offering instruction in 

filmmaking 

5,0~ 

To support the Training Institute, which offers 

free classes and workshops in the visual and 

performing arts 

12,@ 

To support an apprenticeship program offering 

instruction taught by Choctaw artists in 

traditional tribal crafts 

12,51 

To support a training program in traditional 

crafts for the residents of the Clearfork Valley 9,4! 

To support free visual arts classes for lowincome, minority youth 

5,0~ 

To support the Mountain Heritage School Artisans 

program, which offers instruction in traditional 

mountain arts and music 

I0,01 

To support the tuition scholarship program for 

low-income teenagers and older adults 

7,5~ 

To support artists’ fees and administrative 

costs for the School of Dramatic Arts’ program 

of training in theater arts for children 

15,0~ 

To support a program offering instruction in 

theater arts, theater management, creative 

writing and script development 

30,01 

To enable the Children’s Workshops in AfricanAmerican Visual Arts and Culture to offer 

workshops in art, music, culture, and history 

7,5~ 

To support programs which are designed to 

preserve and expand the artistic potential of 

the Bay Area Indians 

I0,0~ 

To support instruction to school children in 

multi-ethnic arts 

5,0( 

To support workshops, mini-concerts, and a dance 

training programoffering instruction in modern, 

jazz, and ballet 

30,0( 

To support workshops and a scholarship program 30,0( 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Expansion Arts 83 

Freedom Theater
 

p~iladelphia
 PA


New Organization for the
 

Visual Arts
 

Cleveland OH
 

New Place
 

Tampa
 FL


New Playwrights Theater of


Washington
 

Washington DC
 

New School for the Arts
 

Montclair NJ
 

New York City Hispanic-


American Dance Company
 

New York NY
 

Newton Cultural Affairs
 

Newtonville MA
 

Niagara Council of the
 

Arts
 

Niagara Falls NY
 

Norman Firehouses Art
 

Center
 

Norman
 OK
 

Northeast Georgia Area
 

Planning and Development
 

Comm.
 

Athens GA
 

Oklahoma, State Arts
 

Council of
 

Oklahoma City OK
 

Oregon School of Arts and
 

Craft~
 

Portland OR
 

Original Ballets
 

Foundation
 

New York NY
 

To support a training program in acting and
 

theater techniques and provide performance
 

experience for the community
 

To support the ArtTalk program, which offers
 

classes and workshops in the visual arts
 

To support an instruction program in
 

photography, theater, dance, mime, and set
 

design for high school and elementary school
 

children
 

To support a comprehensive training program in
 

theater arts, open reading series of new worksin-progress, and a series of production-staged
 

readings
 

To support instruction in the performing arts, a
 

work/study internship and scholarship program,
 

and the sponsorship of concerts for the
 

community
 

To support the Dance Workshop Training Program
 

which offers instruction primarily to the
 

Spanish-speaking community, and performances by
 

the apprentice company of Ballet Hispanico
 

To support a youth scholarship dance program at
 

the Newton Arts Center
 

To support the Artwheels Program, a mobile arts
 

project offering free visual and performing arts
 

workshops and performances for children
 

To support visual arts and crafts workshops for
 

the community
 

To support a program offering art instruction in
 

nine counties for older citizens at community-


based senior centers
 

To support a program offering instruction in
 

traditional Indian arts and crafts and
 

contemporary forms by Indian ex-offenders in
 

senior citizen nutrition sites, community
 

centers, and retirement homes
 

To support classes, workshops, and exhibitions
 

in the visual-arts and crafts for metropolitan
 

area residents
 

To support a scholarship program for minority,
 

low-income youth by the New Ballet School of the
 

Feld Ballet Company
 

20,000
 

2,500
 

15,000
 

10,000
 

10,000
 

25,000
 

4,940
 

5,000
 

6,500
 

16,500
 

15,000
 

!2,000
 

5,000
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

Expansion Arts 

Pan American Opera
 

Workshop
 

Brooklyn NY
 

Pasadena Art Workshops
 

Pasadena CA
 

Patch
 

Atlanta GA
 

Performing Arts Workshop
 

San Francisco CA
 

Performing Arts Workshop
 

San Francisco CA
 

Philadelphia Dance Company
 

Philadelphia PA
 

Piven Theater Workshop
 

Evanston IL
 

Printmaking Workshop
 

New York NY
 

Prints in Progress
 

Philadelphia PA
 

Public Art Workshop
 

Chicago IL
 

Puerto Rican Dance Theater
 

New York NY
 

Puerto Rican Traveling
 

Theater Company
 

New York NY
 

Rainbow TV Workshop
 

Los Angeles CA
 

Red River Dance and
 

Performing Company
 

Fargo ND
 

To support artists’ fees for workshops in vocal 

training, stagecraft, and stage deportment 

To support the Ethnic Heritage Arts, 

Environmental Arts, Special Semesters for 

Handicapped and Community Workshops Programs, 

bilingual studio art classes, and an expaanded 

summer program 

To support instruction in the visual and 

performing arts and crafts for children and 

adults 

To support free or low-cost workshops in dance 

and theater arts for children and teenagers 

To support workshops in dance and theater arts 

for all age groups 

To support a dance training program for the 

community 

To support classes in theater games, story 

theater, scene study, and improvisation for 

children, adult amateurs and professionals 

To support community printmaking programs in the 

graphic arts for city residents, particularly 

those in low-income neighborhoods 

To support workshops in drawing, design, and 

printmaking; a student apprenticeship system; 

and city-wide exhibitions for low-income innercity youth 

To support art classes and workshops in 

photography and mural production 

To support a dance instruction program in 

Manhattan and South Bronx, workshops for 

advanced students, and new workshops for young 

adults 

To support a free bilingual theater training 

program offering instruction in acting, music, 

dance and speech for a wide segment of the 

economically disadvantaged youth of New York 

30,I 

To support the Community Institute of New 

England’s Repertory Film and Video Workshop 

20,I 

To support a dance instruction program for the 

community and a touring unit offering 

lecture/demonstrations 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Expansion Arts 85 

 ̄ ~oberson Memorial
 

)~inghamton NY
 

~Roosa School of Music
 

Brooklyn
 NY


.
 

Salt City Playhouse
 

syracuse
 NY


San Francisco Dance
 

Spectrum
 

CA
 San Francisco
 

San Francisco Dancers’
 

Workshop
 

San Francisco CA
 

School of the Garden State
 

Ballet
 

Newark NJ
 

School of the Hartford
 

Ballet
 

Hartford CT
 

Self-Help Graphics and Art
 

Los Angeles CA
 

Settlement Music School
 

Philadelphia PA
 

Sign of the Times Cultural
 

Workshop and Gallery
 

Washington DC
 

Sining Bayan
 

Oakland
 CA
 

Soc. of the Third Street
 

Music School Settlement
 

New York NY
 

Southwest Craft Center
 

San Antonio TX
 

Southwestern Indian
 

Polytechnic Institute
 

Albuquerque NM
 

To support workshops and demonstrations in the 


crafts and traditions of the Otsiningo Indians
 

To support a music and dance instruction program 


for Kings County
 

To support workshops in drama, music, dance, and
 

visual arts at the Playhouse, in public schools,
 

and in neighborhood centers and detention homes
 

To support a scholarship program for
 

disadvantaged children selected by audition
 

To support the Reach Out Program which offers
 

instruction in movement, dance, and verbal
 

communication; a scholarship program; and a
 

graduate program in teacher training
 

Tosupport the scholarship program offering
 

dance instruction for students representing a
 

diverse ethnic minority population
 

To support the scholarship program for low-


income students
 

To support the Latino "Dis de Los Muertos"
 

celebration~ which involves classes at
 

elementary schools, workshops for adults,
 

theater exhibits, and arts activities
 

To support a music instruction program for the
 

community
 

To support classes and workshops in silkscreeni
 

photography, painting, and drawing for youth
 

To support workshops in ethnic music, classes in
 

dance, and productions resulting from the
 

worrkshops based on the Filipino experience
 

To support the Ethnic Arts Program, which offers
 

instruction in art, theater, and music to the
 

low-income, minority population of the Lower
 

East Side
 

To support the free Saturday Morning Discovery
 

Program and the scholarship program
 

To support the Traditional Indian-Cultural Arts
 

and Traditional Arts and Crafts Program
 

5,000
 

. 2,500
 

7,500
 

5,000
 

22,500
 

15,000
 

7,500
 

5,000
 

15,000
 

12,000
 

8,000
 

12,500
 

15,000
 

10,000
 
 

 

86 Expans~n Arts 

St. Croix School of the 

Arts 

To support an instruction program in dance, 

crafts, drawing, and painting for young people 10,000 

St. Croix VI from low-income families 

St. Elmo’s Village 

Los Angeles CA 

To support workshops in visual arts and crafts 

for children, and an intensive summer program of 15,000 

instruction 

St. Francis of Assisi 

New York NY 

To support an arts instruction program at the 

Find Art/Workshops for the inmates of Rikers 5,000 

Island Correctional Facility and the Aberdeen 

Hotel Service Center for ex-mental patients 

St. Mary’s Court. 

Washington DC 

To enable the Multi-Arts Program for Elderly to 

offer free instuction in music, drama, visual 5,000 

arts, and movement for the elderly residents of 

the community 

Studio Museum in Harlem 

New York NY 

To support the Cooperative School Program which 

offers instruction in the visual arts for 

15,000 

elementary and junior high school students 

Symbrinck Associates 

Williamsport PA 

To support a training program in theater for 

high school and college students 10,500 

Taller Boricua 

New York NY 

To support workshops and classes in sculpture, 

life drawing, silkscreen printing, and painting 7,500 

for the community 

Taller Puertorriqueno 

Philadelphia PA 

To support the photography and graphic arts 

workshops and the bookstore training center 

7,500 

offering resources in Latin American cultures 

Taproot Workshops 

Setauket NY 

To support writing workshops for the elderly at 

various community sites in Suffolk County, 5,000 

including public readings and publication of an 

anthology of their work 

Teachers’ Center at 

Fairfield 

To support an arts program for the community 3,200 

Fairfield CT 

Teatro Alma Latina 

Camden NJ 

To support a program in street theater 4,640 

Theater For The Forgotten 

New York NY 

To support theater workshops in New York City 

and New Jersey correctional facilities, as well 

12,500 

as creative workshops for youth in shelters, 

group homes, and detention facilities 

Theater of Universal 

Images 

To support theater training workshops including 

the technical aspects of theater arts 5,000 

Newark NJ 

Theater of the Performing 

Arts 

Shreveport LA 

To support a program of,training in theater arts 

for the community, as well as instruction in 

fine arts, exhibitions and administrative 

12,500 

assistance 
 

 

 

 

 

Expansion Arts 87 

~ Time Capsule
 

NY
 New York
 

Tokunaga Dance Co.
 

NY
 New York
 

Tomorrow’s World Art
 

Center
 

Washington DC
 

Toneskolen School of Music
 

St. Thomas VI
 

United Nautical Cadets
 

Bronx NY
 

United Projects
 CA
 San Francisco
 

Uptown Hull House
 

Photography Center
 

Chicago
 IL


Utah Ballet Folklorico
 

Company
 

Salt Lake City UT
 

West Side Players
 

Louisville
 KY


Where We At Black Women
 

Artists Group
 

Brooklyn NY
 

William James Association
 

Santa Cruz CA
 

Wilmington Theater
 

Ensemble
 

Wilmington
 DE


Women Make Movies
 

New York
 NY


Women’s Community
 

Los Angeles
 CA


To support a creative writing program for former
 

mental patients currently in after-care
 

treatment programs
 

To support the scholarship program for minority
 

dancers
 

To support workshops and classes in the visual
 

arts and crafts for the community
 

To support various programs of music
 

instruction, including the summer youth band, a
 

community youth chorus, and the "in school"
 

piano-group lab program
 

To support the Development of Youth project
 

offering instruction in music and performance
 

opportunities for students
 

To support Workshops Especially for Teens which
 

offers specialized workshops, recitals, and full-


scale productions in dance, music, and drama
 

To support photography workshops and classes for
 

the hearing-impaired community of children and
 

adults
 

To support instruction programs in dances from
 

various regions of Mexico
 

To support a theater program involving mime,
 

dance, speech, and the technical aspects of
 

theater arts
 

To support workshops in graphic arts, fine arts,
 

and crafts
 

To support arts programming in California Youth
 

Authority Institutions
 

To support a training program in the performing
 

arts, master classes by guest artists, and a
 

scholarship program
 

To support~the community training program
 

To support the New Moves Program which offers
 

instruction in the arts and humanities to ex-


offenders, ex-drug users, disabled, elderly, and
 

otherwise disadvantaged women
 

5,000
 

5,000
 

12,500
 

15,000
 

7,500
 

17,500
 

5,000
 

10,000
 

7,500
 

5,000
 

5,000
 

7,500
 

12,500
 

10,000
 
 

 

 

 

 

88 Expans~n Arts 

Women’s Workshop Studio
 

Rosendale NY
 

Woodrow Wilson
 

International Center
 

Washington DC
 

Xavier University of 

Louisiana 

New Orleans LA 

Young Filmmakers 

Foundation 

New York NY 

Young People’s Chinese
 

Cultural Center
 

New York NY
 

Young Saints Scholarship
 

Foundation
 

Los Angeles CA
 

Your Heritage House
 

Detroit MI
 

Youth Theater Interactions
 

Yonkers NY
 

Youthbridge
 

Bridgeport CT
 

To support an instruction program in
 I0,0
 printmaking, photography, graphic design,
 

drawing, painting, and collage
 

To enable Escuela de Rumba to offer classes and
 I0,0 workshops in Latin music and performance
 

opportunities for the Hispanic residents of
 

Washington, D.C.
 

To support the Audubon Arts Center’s visual and
 I0,0
 performing arts classes for the residents of the
 

Gert Town section of New Orleans
 

To support instruction in film and video through
 15,0
 training in all phases of production,
 

scholarships for low-income students, and
 

salaried apprenticeships for advanced students
 

who teach in the outreach workshops
 

To support the Chinese dance instruction program
 2,5
 

To support concerts, performances, and
 20,0
 

instruction in the performing arts and stage
 

production
 

To support the fine arts instructional program
 20,7
 

for children and youth, with special components
 

for adults
 

To support a multi-faceted arts training and
 10,0
 

performance program for youths
 

To support a theater arts workshop and dance
 12,5
 

instruction programs for youth, and performance
 

opportunities for the theater workshop company
 

and dance company
 

TOTAL FOR INSTRUCTION AND TRAINING
 

Arts Exposure 

~cadiana Arts Council
 

Lafayette LA
 

Afro-American Friends of
 

the Dance
 

San Francisco CA
 

257 GRANTS 2,961,51
 

To support public presentations and residencies
 5,0C
 

To support touring with workshops in black
 5,0C
 dance, American song, comedy, and satire
 
 

 

 

 

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~fro’American Total
 

~heater
 

NY
 New York
 

Aims Of Modzawe
 

NY
 Long Island City
 

Akwesasne Cultural Center
 

Hogansburg NY
 

Alternate ROOTS
 

Knoxville
 TN
 

American Black Artist
 

Detroit
 MI


American Institute for
 

Cultural Development
 

San Francisco CA
 

American Revolutionary
 

Road Company
 

Johnson City TN
 

Appalachian Craftsmen
 

Huntington WV
 

Arkansas Art Center
 

Little Rock
 AR
 

Artes Chicano
 

Denver
 CO
 

ArtiCulture
 

Cambridge MA
 

Artists in Prison and
 

Other Places
 

Los Angeles CA
 

Artists in Prison and
 

Other Places
 

Los Angeles CA
 

Artreach Milwaukee
 

Milwaukee
 WI
 

TO support the administrative costs of the play, 


"Long Day’s Journey Into Night"
 

To support classes and performances by the
 

Dinizulu Dancers, Drummers and Singers
 

To support workshops and classes in Native
 

Mohawk arts
 

To support the Showcase Festival with workshops,
 

performances, and general administrative costs
 

To support the Cultural Opportunity for Direct
 

Exchange Program, including art classes and
 

performances
 

To support the fees for artists-in-schools,
 

senior citizen centers, and community centers
 

To support a developing improvisational theater
 

through touring performances in Appalachian
 

communities
 

To support expansion of the program which
 

encourages the creation of handicrafts native to
 

the Appalachian Region and includes marketing of
 

those goods
 

To support the State Services program which
 

provides workshops, performances, and technical
 

assistance
 

To support a regional tour of eastern states
 

with a program combining music, song, dance, and
 

theater representations of the Chicano cultural
 

and historical experience
 

To support a youth performance training program
 

with a free performing arts series for senior
 

citizens
 

To support the prison theater arts program, a
 

writing workshop, a theater production with
 

Asian-American women, and a theater piece using
 

deaf and hearing actors
 

To support the theater and music workshops at
 

Terminal Island Federal Correctional Institution
 

TO support the fees for artists conducting
 

workshops in theater, dance, music, mime,
 

poetry, and visual arts for handicapped,
 

institutionalized, and elderly persons
 

10,000
 

10,000
 

4,000
 

15,000
 

15,000
 

10,000
 

15,000
 

10,000
 

15,000
 

20,000
 

7,500
 

15,000
 

3,000
 

7,500
 
 

 

 

 

 

90 Expans&n Arts 

Arts Council of
 

Winston-Salem
 

Winston-Salem
 NC
 

Arts for Racial Identity
 

New York NY
 

Arts on the Move
 

Juneau
 AK
 

Asian American Dance
 

Theater
 

New York
 NY
 

Avante Theater Company
 

Philadelphia PA
 

Balkan Arts Center
 

New York NY
 

Ballet Folklorico de
 

Albuquerque
 

Albuquerque
 

Barter Foundation
 

Abingdon VA
 

Big Drum Nation Dance
 

Company
 

Brooklyn NY
 

Bilingual Foundation of
 

the Arts
 

Los Angeles CA
 

Black Experience Ensemble
 

Albany NY
 

Black Spectrum Theater
 

Company
 

New York NY
 

Black Theater Alliance
 

New York NY
 

Bodacious Buggerrilla
 

Los Angeles
 CA
 

To support neighborhood arts-producing groups
 

providing workshops and performances in various
 

art disciplines for schools and nursing homes
 

To support and expand the Artist-in-Residency
 

program developing theater training programs for
 

various institutions
 

To support performances, group activities, and
 

individual arts instruction serving isolated
 

Alaskan communities
 

To support classes in traditional and modern
 

dance for the Chinese community, performances in
 

the New York area, and a tour by the group to
 

communities on the East Coast
 

To support workshops and productions in
 

libraries, churches, community centers,
 

rehabilitation centers, street fairs, schools
 

and prisons
 

To support the Folklife Festival programs
 

featuring workshops, concerts, and a series of
 

ongoing classes, specializing in the cultural
 

history of different immigrant communities
 

To support a touring program with performances
 

in music, dance, and folk arts to small isolated
 

communities of New Mexico
 

To support the theater program which includes
 

lectures, workshops for the Spring Festival
 

series, and the Theater for Children project
 

To support lecture demonstrations and
 

traditional renditions of folk dances from
 

Carriacou, Grenada
 

To support the production of three plays and a
 

workshop program in the theater arts for inner-


city residents
 

To support the production of two plays with
 

workshops and seminars for the community
 

To support the theater demonstration program
 

allowing for audience participation with theater
 

performances
 

To support the Black Theater Alliance’s programs
 

including audience development, technical
 

services, and administrative assistance
 

To support a project of recording oral histories
 

of historically important jazz musicians and to
 

produce two major videotapes
 

10,0(
 

12,5(
 

5,0(
 

13,5(
 

5,0C
 

20,0¢
 

5,00
 

7,50
 

5,00
 

20,00
 

2,50
 

12,50
 

30,001 

17,50~
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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\
 

"Brazil Academy of Music
 

Seattle WA
 

Brockman Gallery
 

Productions
 

Los Angeles CA
 

Bronx Museum of the Arts
 

Bronx NY
 

Brooklyn Opera Society
 

New York NY
 

CA-FAM
 

Washington DC
 

CA-FAM
 

Washington DC
 

Capital Children’s Museum
 

Washington DC
 

Caribbean Center for
 

Understanding Media
 

St. Croix
 VI
 

Carpetbag Theatre
 

Knoxville
 TN
 

Casa Hispana de Bellas
 

Artes
 

San Francisco CA
 

Cedar Arts Forum
 

Waterloo IA
 

Center For Puppetry Arts
 

Atlanta GA
 

Chinatown Building and
 

Education Foundation
 

Philadelphia PA
 

Chinese Dance Company of
 

New York
 

New York NY
 

To support a series of public forums and
 

concerts in jazz including young guest artists
 

in the four-county Puget Sound area
 

To support the community-focused cultura~
 

activities of Brockman Gallery, including a film
 

festival, symposia, the mural program, and a
 

visual arts exhibition
 

To support the Fine Arts Workshops
 

To support amending grant # 02 5341-643 for the
 

Thelma Hill Performing Arts Center
 

To support the "Black Arts Review"
 

To support media services/technical assistance
 

to local artists to strengthen community art
 

activity
 

To support performances, exhibits, and workshops
 

for children unable to take advantage ~f
 

Washington’s cultural resources
 

To support a local media resource center
 

To support workshops in the theater arts and a
 

guest artist program
 

To support a broad range of Hispanic cultural
 

programs with the children’s bi-cultural
 

project, which develops and promotes local
 

artists
 

To support a presentation program to rural
 

communities and an artist-in-residence program
 

To support performances/lecture demonstrations
 

in puppetry arts
 

To support workshops which provide Chinese
 

cultural arts programs for the local community
 

To support the dancers studying with the company
 

and free public performances
 

10,000
 

22,500
 

5,000
 

5,000
 

20,000
 

32,500
 

10,000
 

5,000
 

5,000
 

12,500
 

5,000
 

5,000
 

10,000
 

2,500
 
 

 

 

92 Expansion Arts 

Chinese Music Ensemble of
 

New York
 

New York NY
 

Christina Cultural Arts
 

Center of Old Swedes
 

Wilmington DE
 

Contemporary Dance Theater
 

Atlanta OH
 

Corvallis Arts Council
 

Corvallis OR
 

Creative Growth
 

Oakland CA
 

Creative Growth
 

Oakland CA
 

Cultural Council
 

Foundation
 

New York NY
 

Cultural Council
 

Foundation
 

New York NY
 

Cultural Council
 

Foundation
 

New York NY
 

Cultural Council
 

Foundation
 

New York NY
 

Cultural Council
 

Foundation
 

New York NY
 

Cultural Council
 

Foundation
 

New York NY
 

Cumberland County
 

Playhouse
 

Crossville TN
 

Dance Theater Foundation
 

New York NY
 

To support public performances to widen
 4,000
 

appreciation of Chinese music and to maintain a
 

training program for students
 

To support workshops, classes, and a special
 7,000
 

study course entitled "Black History as
 

Illustrated Through the Arts"
 

To support the Dance Out-reach Program,
 7,500
 

including workshops and performances reaching
 

new audiences in parks, schools, and senior
 

citizen homes
 

To support an artist-in-schools program for.
 5,000
 

rural schools with instruction in art, drama,
 

and dance
 

To support a printmaking program in an art
 7,500
 

studio setting for severely handicapped students
 

To support exhibitions at an art centerwhose
 7,500
 

primary function is to show works of the
 

handicapped
 

To support a work/showcase program for 5,000
 

filmmakers to develop technical skills
 

To support the Cumeezi Bozo Ensemble, a
 5,000
 

professional clown troupe offering weekily
 

appearances in disadvantaged communities
 

To support a puppet theater program, a tour with
 5,000
 

follow-up visits, and workshops in schools by
 

the Early Childhood Puppet Theater Foundation
 

To support production of plays, films, poetry
 7,500
 

readings, lectures, workshops, and special
 

events by the Glines
 

To support the establishment of arts programs by
 8,000
 

Art Without Walls in correctional facilities
 

To support programs by the First Water, which
 7,500
 

sponsors concerts, exhibitions, workshops, and
 

film presentations
 

To support workshops, performances, outreach
 5,000
 

programs, and general administrative support
 

To support performances and workshops by the
 12,500
 Alvin Ailey Repertory Ensemble in prisons,
 

public schools, hospitals, and rehabilitation
 

centers
 
 

 

 

 

 

ii
 

~Davis and Elkins College
 

E ikins . WV
 

District of Columbia,
 

University of
 

Washington DC
 

East Bay Summer Wind 

Ensemble 

Bristol RI 

E1 Puerto Rican 

Playwrights 

New York NY 

E1 Teatro Campesino 

San Juan Bautista CA 

E1 Teatro de la Esperanza
 

Santa Barbara CA
 

Etage
 

Philadelphia PA
 

Ethnic Ensemble
 

Washington DC
 

Family
 

New York
 NY.
 

Fifth Street Studio
 

Theater
 

Los Angeles CA
 

Florida Studio Theater
 

Sarasota FL
 

Foldance Foundation
 

New York
 NY
 

Fondo del Sol
 

Washington DC
 

Foundation for the Vital
 

Arts
 

New York NY
 

To support theater and mime productions with a 


children’s touring program
 

To enable the Black Film Institute to offer
 

film/lecture presentations on black-oriented
 

films and a mobile film program for other
 

community centers
 

To support a variety of community musical
 

activities
 

To support Actors Workshop which offers a
 

theater festival, a film series, gallery
 

exhibitions, and special concerts
 

To support the research, development, and
 

Expansion Arts 93 

15,000
 

production of the Passion Play in the "Miracle,
 

Mystery and Historical Cycle" of San Juan
 

Bautista
 

To support bilingual/bi-cultural performances
 

with music and theater groups
 

TO support educational workshops/performances in
 

the visual and performing arts
 

To support movement, photography, and photo
 

exhibit programs with Spanish-speaking senior
 

citizens
 

To support touring programs with workshops for
 

prisons, drug centers, senior citizen centers,
 

and social institutions
 

To support the Original Language Poetry Series,
 

which serves a multi-cultural inner city
 

population
 

To support theater productions with workshops to
 

institutions and community centers
 

To support traditional folk music, dance
 

programs and presentations in schools and
 

institutions
 

To support a multi-arts workshop/exhibition
 

program in the visual arts
 

To support performances in ghettoschools and
 

hospitals, and for a fellowship pregram
 

8,100
 

4,000
 

I0,000
 

10,000
 

I0,000
 

4,000
 

4,000
 

22,500
 

5,000
 

10,000
 

5,000
 

15,000
 

17,500
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

94 Expansion Arts 

Frank Holder Dance Company
 

Greensboro NC
 

Free Media
 

New York
 NY
 

Free Street Theater
 

Chicago IL
 

Friends Mime Theater
 

.Milwaukee WI
 

Friends of Puerto Rico
 

New York NY
 

Friends of Scrap
 

San Francisco
 CA
 

G.AoL.A. Hispanic Theater
 

Washington DC
 

Galaxy
 

Boston
 MA
 

Gateway Dance Theater
 

Des Moines
 IA
 

Germantown Theater Guild
 

Philadelphia PA
 

Global Village Video
 

Resource Center
 

New York
 NY
 

Grand Valley State
 

Colleges
 

Allendale
 

Guthrie Theater Foundation
 

Minneapolis MN
 

Happiness Bag Players
 

Terre Haute
 IN
 

Harlem Children’s Theater
 

Company
 

New York NY
 

To support touring, workshops, and performances
 

in rural communities in the middle and upper
 

Appalachian region
 

To support a program that takes work by young
 

independent filmmakers to major cities and
 

Appalachian communities
 

To support performances, workshops, and
 

residencies for urban and rural theater
 

involvement
 

To support the London Theater Workshop’s program
 

of performances/workshops for the community,
 

including the handicapped, the elderly, and the
 

institutionalized
 

To support exhibitions and workshops of Latin
 

American visual artists
 

To support general administrative costs to
 

provide free art materials to non-profit arts
 

programs in the Bay Area
 

To suppor~ bilingual theater and educational
 

workshops for the community
 

To support bilingual theater touring programs.
 

with workshops for Spanish communities
 

To support classes, workshops, performances in
 

folk dance, and a residency program
 

 ̄ To support a theater/puppet workshop program
 

To support a multi-racial videotape workshop
 

program
 

To support the Neighborhood Theater’s two
 

permanent community centers for performances and
 

workshops
 

To support the Guthrie Players on Tour
 

To support touring productions and Workshops for
 

all ages including the disabled, senior
 

citizens, and patients of convalescent homes
 

To support workshops and seminars relating to
 

the development of children’s training in
 

theater
 

7,50
 

10,00
 

17,50
 

12,50
 

10,00
 

5,00’
 

15,001
 

3,50(
 

8,00(
 

7,50(
 

4,00(
 

15,00(
 

10,00G
 

7,500
 

10,000
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

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Iorizon Concerts
 

ew York
 NY


Hudson Valley Freedom
 

Theatre
 

Newburgh NY
 

Incisions Prison Arts
 

Foundation 

New York NY 

Independent Eye 

Lancaster PA 

India, Inc.
 

San Luis Obispo CA
 

Inner City Cultural Center
 

Los Angeles CA
 

Institute for Contemporary
 

Culture
 

Washington DC
 

Institute of Puerto Rican
 

Culture
 

San Juan PR
 

Instituto Dominicano de
 

Difusion Avenue
 

New York NY
 

International Art of Jazz
 

Stony Brook NY
 

International Arts
 

Relations
 

New York
 NY
 

Invisible Theater
 

.Tucson
 AZ
 

Iron Clad Agreement
 

Pittsburgh PA
 

Jazzmobile
 

New York
 NY
 

Justice, Department of
 

Washington DC
 

To support professional concerts,
 

lecture/demonstrations for senior citizens, and
 

presentations for special audienoes
 

To support performances, workshops, and
 

children’s programs for the black and Hispanic
 

communities in the mid-Hudson Valley
 

To support the poetry/performance series of
 

workshops and the visiting artist program
 

To support performance/workshops in rural
 

communities with an outreach theater program
 

To support various visual art programs,
 

festivals, and poetry readings for rural
 

audiences
 

To support Co-Real Artists’ dramatic productions
 

and training programs for young artists
 

To support administrative costs and touring
 

visual arts exhibitions
 

To support lecture/demonstrations in photography
 

To support presentations in dance, theater,
 

poetry, and songs of Caribbean or Hispanic
 

origin
 

To support a program of workshops in jazz for
 

underprivileged youth
 

To support the performing exhibitions and music
 

units
 

To support ongoing weekly workshops in adult
 

correctional facilities in Arizona
 

To support theater productions in community
 

settings to develop new audiences
 

To support performances and the musical workshop
 

program in which talented young musicians are
 

instructed b~ professionals
 

To support the Artist-in-Residence project
 

(jointly funded with the Department of Justice
 

Federal Bureau of Prisons) placing professional
 

artists in federal correctional institutions
 

5,000
 

37,500
 

4,450
 

7,500
 

7,500
 

12,500
 

15,000
 

5,000 0
 

5,000
 

12,500
 

22,500
 

10,000
 

7,500
 

35,000
 

25,000
 
 

 

 

 

 

96 Expansion Arts 

Kitani Foundation
 

Columbia SC
 

Kitani Foundation
 

Columbia
 SC
 

Kittredge Community Arts
 

Center
 

Swannano NC
 

La Casa de la Raza
 

Santa Barbara
 CA
 

La Pena Cultural Center
 

Berkeley CA
 

Labor Theater
 

New York
 NY
 

Learning Guild
 

Boston
 MA
 

Lettumplay
 

Washington DC
 

Library Theater
 

Washington DC
 

Limbora Slovak Folk
 

Ensemble of New York
 

Astoria
 NY
 

Living Gallery
 

Pasadena
 CA
 

Loft Film and Theater
 

Center
 

Bronxville
 NY
 

Lower East Side Community
 

Music Workshop
 

New York NY
 

Manning AvenueFree Studio
 

Sumter SC
 

Margaret Gate Institute
 

Huntington NY
 

To support professional lecture, dance, and
 

music programs for isolated areas and the
 

institutionalized
 

To support a~ministrative costs for a
 

professional lecture, dance, and music program
 

for isolated areas and the institutionalized
 

To support workshops and classes in dance,
 

theater, music, and visual arts for the rural
 

community
 

To support bilingual/bi-cultural community
 

cultural activities in music, poetry, drama, and
 

the visual arts
 

To support multi-cultural arts programs in
 

music, dance, and drama for low-income
 

communities
 

To support a touring performance program to
 

isolated industrial communities
 

To support bringing school programs to isolated
 

and culturally deprived rural school systems
 

To support a series of community concerts
 

featuring jazz artists and workshops in music
 

To support the "Books Alive" program of
 

original, fully-staged theatrical performances
 

for inner city school children
 

To support Slovak traditional folk song, dance,
 

and art training with touring and festival
 

performances
 

To support visual arts workshops for all ages
 

To support training for a children’s repertory
 

touring company and performances in hospitals,
 

senior centers, nursing homes, prisons, and
 

reform schools
 

To support communityconcerts with local musical
 

groups
 

To support activities in music, creative
 

writing, and visual arts in a neighborhood
 

setting
 

To support art and design projects for various
 

hospital populations
 

12,500
 

9,000
 

5,000
 

10,000
 

4,000
 

5,000
 

12,000
 

8,500
 

10,000
 

5,000
 

3,500
 

7,500
 

2,500
 

10,000
 

10,000 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Expansion Arts 97 

~ssachusetts Prison Art
 

~oject
 

.~ramingham MA
 

i~emphis Arts Council
 

TN
 ~emphis
 

iMerrie Monarch Festival
 

HI
 

Metro Theater Circus
 

MO
 St. Louis
 

Millan Theater Company
 

Detroit MI
 

Minority Photographers
 

New York NY
 

Museum of African American
 

Art
 

Los Angeles CA
 

Museum of African American
 

Art
 

Los Angeles CA
 

National Center on
 

To support the prison art program with expanded 17,500
 

workshops in the visual and performing arts
 

4~000
 To supportdance, theater, and arts programs fop
 

inner-city residents
 

7,500
 To support workshops/performances perpetuating
 

the traditional culture of the Hawaiian people
 

7,500
 To support workshops in theater with inner-city
 

and handicapped children
 

II,000
 To support a touring performance program by
 

Detroit Repertory Theater
 

3,500
 To support the gallery as a place for learning
 

photography skills
 

15,000
 To support exhibitions, lectures, and films on
 

black art for the general public
 

10,000
 To support an issue of the publication, "Black
 

Art Quarterly," on the life and work of artist
 

Jacob Lawrence
 

10,000
 To support a national gallery and clearinghouse
 

Institutions & Alternatives that exhibits, catalogues, and promotes quality
 

Washington DC
 

Native American Center for
 

the Living Arts
 

Niagara Falls NY
 

Native American Center for
 

the Living Arts
 

Niagara Falls NY
 

New Brunswick Department
 

of Recreation and Parks,
 

City of
 

New Brunswick NJ
 

New England Center for
 

Contemporary Art 

Brooklyn CT 

New Hampshire Music 

Festival 

Center Harbor NH 

works of art produced by institutionalized 

people 

To support a cultural exchange of the 

International Indian Village 

12,500 

To support a series of workshops in 

administrative skills for the visual artists 

15,000 

To support classes, performances, and exhibits 

for different neighborhoods 

5,000 

To support exhibition and workshop programs for 

all ages in this rural community 

4,000 

To support a music program in schools, nunsing, 

and retirement homes 

2,500 
 

 

 

 

 

 

98 Expansion Arts 

New Heritage Repertory
 

Theater
 

New York NY
 

New Sculpture Workshop
 

New York NY
 

New Theater of Washington
 

Washington DC
 

New York Street Theater
 

Caravan 

New York NY 

Nguzo Saba Films 

San Francisco CA 

Northern Pennsylvania Arts
 

Council
 

Mansfield PA
 

Nuestro Teatro
 

New York NY
 

Nuv-1
 

Washington DC
 

Old Creamery Theater
 

Company
 

Garrison IA
 

Omaha Junior Theater
 

Omaha NE
 

Omaha School of Music
 

bmaha NE
 

Opera de Camara
 

Rio Piedras PR
 

Pacific Coast Performing
 

Arts Foundation
 

Santa Cruz CA
 

Painted Bride Art Center
 

Philadelphia PA
 

Palisades Theatre Company
 

St. Petersburg FL
 

To support performances reaching new audiences
 

in the Harlem community
 

To support seminars, exhibitions, and
 

lecture/demonstrations for sculpture students
 

To support theater workshops and performances
 

involving the community
 

To support production, touring, and workshops in
 

the theater arts
 

To support a video instruction program involving
 

community teenagers
 

To support the touring, exhibits, and workshops
 

for a rural section of Pennsylvania
 

To support bilingual children’s theater in
 

communities throughout New York
 

To support administrative costs for the Arts
 

Exhibit for the National League of
 

Cities/Congressional City Conference
 

To support a rural touring theater program with
 

workshops offering performances for senior
 

citizens, students, and the handicapped
 

To support the Heritage Theater’s performances
 

with workshops in grade schools and community
 

centers
 

To support low-cost lessons with performance
 

workshops for low-income students
 

To support fully staged chamber- and short-


length opera at a variety of community cultural
 

centers
 

To support theater training in schools,
 

including workshops with the elderly
 

To support local professionals in dance, drama,
 

and music
 

To support touring in the Mid-Atlantic Southeast
 

regions reaching rural communities, centers for
 

the handicapped, and migrant workers
 

15,000
 

5,000
 

15,000
 

22,500
 

10,360
 

5,000
 

10,000
 

3,000
 

10,000
 

4,000
 

5,000
 

7,500
 

5,000
 

I0,000 

4,000
 
 

 

 

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ii~Paul Robeson Players
 

~iCompton CA
 

Peoples and Cultures
 

Cleveland
 OH
 

Phelps Stokes Fund
 

New York
 NY
 

Philadelphia Puppet
 

Theater
 

Philadelphia PA
 

Pickle Family Circus
 

San Francisco
 CA


Pittsfield Council on
 

Aging
 

Pittsfield
 MA


Play Group
 

Knoxville
 TN
 

Prints in Progress
 

Philadelphia PA
 

Prisoner’s Accelerated
 

Creative Exposure
 

New York NY
 

Providence Inner City Arts
 

Providence RI
 

Providence, City of
 

Providence
 RI
 

Puppet Workshop
 

Providence
 RI
 

Pushcart Players
 

Verona
 NJ
 

Quincy Society of Fine
 

Arts
 

Quincy IL
 

To supportyouth entertainment with employment
 

programs including workshops in the performing
 

arts, creative writing, touring of local
 

institutions, and guest lectures in the fine
 

arts
 

To support a program to encourage appreciation
 

of folk arts and crafts among Cleveland’s ethnic
 

cultures
 

To support the Visual Art Research and Resource
 

Center’s clearinghouse for information related
 

to the Caribbean, including seminars and a
 

festival
 

To support workshop/performances for the
 

elderly, the hospitalized, and the
 

institutionalized
 

To support the circus disciplines including
 

workshops for senior centers, and touring to
 

isolated rural communities
 

To support the Berkshire Artisan’s
 

Gallery/Workshop
 

To support productions for children~ senibr
 

citizens, and the handicapped in rural
 

communities
 

To support art workshops,a student
 

apprenticeship system, gallery, and exhibitions
 

TO support workshops and seminars to assist in
 

educating both the prisoner and the public in
 

the visual arts
 

To support administrative costs of a workshop
 

program of professional artists working with the
 

public
 

To support neighborhood arts through
 

performances, festivals, and lectures
 

To support a touring program of puppetry with a
 

special program for physically handicapped
 

children
 

To support live musical theater productions and
 

workshops for institutionalized children
 

To support classes that benefit black and senior
 

citizen populations
 

I0,000
 

 ̧O

10,000
 

26,500
 

5,000
 

15,000
 

4,000
 

18,950
 

20,000
 

4,000
 

7,500
 

10,000
 

I0,000
 

4,000
 

5,000
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

100 Expansion Arts 

RAP 

Washington DC 

Real Art Ways
 

Hartford CT
 

Ricans Organization for
 

Self Advancement
 

Bronx NY
 

Rod Rodgers Dance Company
 

New York NY
 

Rutgers~ the State
 

University of New Jersey
 

New Brunswick NJ
 

Rutherford County Arts
 

Council
 

Forest City NC
 

Scripps College
 

Claremont CA
 

Shadow Box Theatre
 

New York NY
 

Sheboygan Arts Foundation
 

Sheboygan WI
 

Social and Public Art
 

Resource Center
 

Venice CA
 

Society Hill Playhouse
 

Center for the Performing
 

Arts
 

Philadelphia PA
 

Southern Folk Cultural
 

Revival Project
 

Nashville TN
 

Spanish Theatre Repertory
 

Company
 

New York NY
 

Special Audiences
 

Atlanta GA
 

St. Jude’s Shrine of the
 

West
 

San Diego CA
 

To support the Mobile Jazz Dance Project
 

including workshops and video productions for
 

schools and institutional facilities
 

To support the music series, film series, the
 

poetry program, and workshop programs
 

To support the young people’s theater workshop
 

To support a touring program of performances,
 

lecture/demonstrations, and master classes
 

To support the Hispanic Arts Frog[am
 

To support a workshop program in dance, music,
 

and drama
 

To support the Hancraft Studio as a museum
 

training program for minority youth
 

To support shadow puppet theater in schools and
 

for the handicapped
 

To support the Kohler Arts Center’s
 

presentations, residencies, and arts programming
 

in rural areas
 

To support artists’ fees for visual arts
 

projects
 

To support workshops with performances for the
 

variety of senior citizen populations
 

To support the Southern Grassroots Music Tour,
 

community workshops, and concerts in prisons
 

To support performances in Hispanic community
 

centers and a national performance tour
 

To support developing local arts programs in two
 

communities and an artist-in-residency program
 

with theater specialists working with delinquent
 

youths
 

To support bilingual/bi-cultural community
 

theater classes and performances
 

10,000
 

7,500
 

3,500
 

12,500
 

I0,000
 

10,000
 

17,500
 

4,000
 

5,000
 

20,000
 

2,500
 

15,000
 

20,000
 

10,000
 

5,000
 
 

 

 

 

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Expansion Arts 

Mary’s Creative Arts
 

~Forum 

i Lexington Park MD 

i Stage Hands 

Atlanta GA 

’Street Theater
 

White Plains
 NY
 

SUM Concerts
 

Houston TX
 

Fdn. for Adv. in the
 

Environment, Arts & Science
 

Washburn IL
 

Syracuse University Office
 

of Sponsored Programs
 

Syracuse NY
 

Taos Art Association
 

~Taos
 NM
 

Theater Unlimited - Rec.
 

Center for the Handicapped
 

San Francisco CA
 

Theater Without Bars
 

Yardville
 NJ
 

Theatre Guild of San
 

Francisco
 

San Francisco CA
 

Theatre in a Trunk
 

New York
 NY
 

Theatrical Outfit
 

Atlanta GA
 

Una Noche Plateda
 

Tucson AZ
 

University Circle
 

Cleveland
 OH
 

To support exhibitions, workshops, theater
 

performances, and other art programs at the
 

Forum
 

To support a theater arts program with workshops
 

for hearing and hearing-impaired students
 

To support the art program which includes
 

workshops/performances in streets, communities,
 

and institutional locations
 

To support professional artists conducting
 

workshop programs
 

To support rural/urban experiences through
 

lectures, performances, demonstrations, and
 

workshops for senior citizens, stmdents, the
 

handicapped, families, and teachers
 

To support workshops for community artists at
 

the Community Folk Art Gallery
 

To support performances in dance and theater, 

and for lectures and films at the Taos Community 

Auditorium ’° 

To support a performance/workshop company
 

including disabled actors who teach the general
 

public and other disabled individuals
 

To support in-prison workshops and the inmmte
 

touring company’s productions
 

To.support a community-based workshop program in
 

theater skills
 

To support a mobile theater presentatioa program
 

for the handicapped, mentally retarded, and
 

emotionally disturbed children
 

To support a multi-cultural and multi-lingual
 

theater company with productions and workshops
 

relating to a variety of ethnic groups
 

To support the Special Audiences program of
 

presenting live performances in health care and
 

social service facilities and inneighborhood
 

centers
 

To support artists-in-residence in Cleveland’s
 

Veterans Administration Medical Center
 

8,500
 

5,000
 

25,000
 

2,000
 

17,500
 

4,750
 

10,000
 

2,500
 

7,500
 

8,500
 

12,500
 

3,500
 

5,000
 

7,500
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

102 Expansion Arts 

Upstairs Art Association
 

Oakland CA
 

Urban League of Flint
 

Flint
 MI
 

Veterans Administration
 

Washington DC
 

Washington Drama Society
 

Washington DC
 

Washington Performing Arts
 

Society 

Washington DC 

West End Symphony 

New York NY 

Whole Theater Company
 

Monclair NJ
 

Wilma Project
 

Philadelphia PA
 

Women’s Resources
 

Philadelphia PA
 

Workshops for Careers in
 

the Arts
 

Washington DC
 

Writers in Residence
 

Great Neck
 NY
 

Xicanindio Coalition
 

Mesa AZ
 

To support a community creative workshop program
 

in visual arts., writing, crafts, and other
 

"hands-on" arts programs
 

To support the McCree Theatre and Performing
 

Arts Center
 

To support an artist-residence project at the
 

Bay Pines Veterans Medical Center in Florida
 

To enable Living Stage to offer a comprehensive
 

improvisational theater program for the
 

community
 

To support City Dance, a project designed to
 

build audiences for dance companies in
 

Washington, DC
 

To support a wide range of musical programs for
 

handicapped children
 

To support art workshop-related alternatives for
 

children with behavioral, learning, and drug
 

problems
 

To support a theater program with residencies
 

To support a tour of concerts with workshops in
 

women’s prisons
 

To support a variety of portable theater school
 

and community performance programs
 

To support workshops in theater skills for youth
 

on Long Island
 

To support visual exhibitions for touring to
 

community-based Chicano/Indian population
 

centers
 

5,000
 

7,50D
 

12,500
 

12,500
 

10,000
 

5,000
 

10,000
 

5,000
 

4,000
 

23,500
 

7,500
 

7,500
 

TOTAL FOR ARTS EXPOSURE
 201 GRANTS 1,975,110
 
 

 

 

 

 

Expansion Arts 103 

Special Summer

Projects 

American Branch of Int’l.
 

Artists Collaborative
 

Greenfield MA
 

American Dance Festival
 

Durham NC
 

Asociacion Nacional de
 

Grupos Folkloricos
 

Los Angeles CA
 

Augusta Heritage Arts
 

Workshop
 

Elkins
 WV
 

Berea College
 

Berea
 KY
 

Black Belt Arts and
 

Cultural Center
 

Selma
 AL
 

Black Ghetto Theater
 

Company
 

Roxbury MA
 

Cambridge Arts Council
 

Cambridge MA
 

Child Hearing League
 

Mercer Island WA
 

Chinatown Planning Council
 

New York NY
 

Columbia, City of
 

Columbia
 SC
 

Community Arts
 

Fargo ND
 

To support the salary of a Native-American
 

composer
 

To support the Community Service Program, which
 

provides workshops, mini-concerts, classes, and
 

dance demonstrations by members of a major dance
 

company
 

To support Festival VIII
 

To support the 1981 Augusta Festival and the
 

preceeding five weeks of workshops in
 

traditional arts, crafts, music, folklore and
 

dance
 

To support the "Summer Puppetry Caravan to
 

Appalachia," which travels to several southern
 

Appalachian communities
 

To support a youth program at Snow Hill
 

Institute which uses music indigenous to the
 

area and classes in piano, sight-singing, and
 

dance culminating in a concert
 

To support a summer workshop series in drama,
 

dance, and music for low-income people
 

To support workshops preceding the Cambridge
 

River Festival
 

To support a visual and performing arts program
 

for hearing-impaired children between the ages
 

of eight and’ 18 at a camp site offering
 

environmental art resources
 

To enable the Chinese American Arts Council to
 

support the Chinatwon Summer Cultural Festival
 

which offers a variety of free outdoor community
 

concerts, performances, and events
 

To support Springfest ’81, a showcase of artwork
 

by school children an local professional
 

craftsmen and musicians
 

To support a youth arts festival, performances,
 

and participatory workshops in performing arts
 

for rural communities by the Plain People
 

theater troupe
 

5,000
 

8,000
 

10,500
 

5,010
 

8,000
 

2,600
 

5,000
 

4,500
 

12,000
 

8,900
 

5,000
 

4,000
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

104 Expansion Arts 

Community Mural Project
 

.Chicago IL
 

Concerned Musicians of
 

Houston
 

Houston TX
 

Council of the Arts for
 

Children
 

New Orleans LA
 

Creede Repertory Theater
 

Creede CO
 

Cresson Lake Playho~se
 

Spangler FA
 

Cultural Center for the
 

Arts 

Canton OH 

Dancecircus 

Milwaukee WI 

Downtown Dream Machine
 

Memphis TM
 

Fargo Public Schools
 

Fargo ~D
 

Feedback Productions
 

San Francisco CA
 

Festival Players
 

Chattanooga
 

Greater Milwaukee Council
 

of Arts for Children
 

Milwaukee WI
 

Gruber Foundation
 

Manchester NH
 

Houston Festival
 

Houston TX
 

To support three mural projects led by artists 

with a commmunity team to plan, design, and 

execute the murals 

10,000 

To support the Summer Jazz Workshop #2 which 

offers eight weeks of free instruction to junior 

and senior high school students 

12,000 

To support artist residencies, performances, 

cultural field trips, and special education 

program workshoPS 

9,000 

To support arts programs for the San Luis Valley 

area 

15,000 

To support costs of a guest artist, a showcase 

of area talent, workshop/demonstrations for the 

public, and a children’s theater show 

10,000 

To support the Summer Arts Caravan which offers 

a ten-week workshop series for youth in the 

performing arts 

6,028 

To support production and touring of "A Sand 

County Almanac" 

3,000 

To ~upport the month-long Summer Festival, 

featuring performances by dance and theater 

troupes 

4,200 

To support the Trollwood Midsummer Arts 

Festival, which offers workshops and cl~sses in 

the Summer Arts Park for children and adults 

7,500 

To support Make-a-Circus, a traveling 

performance and participation festival 

6,000 

To support the Theater in the Parks program 

offering a variety of free lunch-time 

performances 

2,500 

To support the Summer Enrichment Experiences 

Program 

10,000 

To support a scholarship program at the 

Merrimack Valley Music Center for disadvantaged 

music students 

6,000 

To support artists’ fees and documentation of 

the Houston Festival 

7,500 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Expansion Arts 105 

NY
 

Jersey City Cultural Arts
 

Commission
 

Jersey City NJ
 

Lake George Arts Project
 

Lake George NY
 

Lakeland Cultural Arts
 

Center
 

Littleton NC
 

Las Vegas Jazz Society
 

Las Vegas NV
 

Memphis in May
 

International
 

Memphis TN
 

Mettawee Theater Company
 

Whitehall NY
 

Mexican American Cultural
 

Center
 

San Antonio TX
 

Mid-Susquehanna Arts in
 

Education Council
 

Harrisburg PA
 

Montana State University
 

Bozeman MT
 

Music Advisory Council
 

Seattle WA
 

Neighborhood Parents Club
 

Baltimore MD
 

Oberlin Dance Collective
 

San Francisco CA
 

Off Center Theater
 

New York
 NY


To support "August Moon," which offers
 

workshops, seminars, and performances by
 

professional artists in theater, poetry, dance,
 

music, and video to rural communities in upstate
 

New York
 

Tosupport "Summer Festival ’81" which offers
 

four different series of performances and
 

cultural events in various locations for the
 

community
 

To support a music program of traditional music
 

styles indigenous to the Adirondack region
 

To support a summer arts program of instruction
 

in the arts to a rural ethnically diverse
 

population
 

To support "A Salute to the Great and Late
 

Greats," a series of in-depth jazz concerts
 

To support the activities of the Fine Arts
 

Festival
 

To support a theater touring season of ohtdoor
 

performances
 

To support E1 Maizal, a three-day regional
 

showcase of Mexican.American performing arts
 

To support an instruction and training program
 

To support Shakespeare in the Parks ’81,
 

including the touring of two productions to 37
 

communities of rural Montana
 

To enable the Seattle Department of Parks and
 

Recreation to present .Music-in-the-Parks" and
 

"Summerstage ’81"
 

For support of the Expanded Arts Workshop
 

conducted by professional artists for high
 

school students
 

To support the Summer Intensive Workshop which
 

offers instruction in dance, music, theater, and
 

poetry for students in the Mission District
 

To support the ,,Neighborhood Youth Street
 

Theater Workshop," a program of instruction and
 

training for disadvantaged youth
 

5,500
 

7,500
 

2,500
 

6,000
 

10,000
 

8,000
 

7,000
 

6,000
 

5,000
 

I0,000
 

10,000
 

15,000
 

7,500
 

5,000
 
 

 

 

106 Expansion Arts 

Old Dominion University
 

Norfolk VA
 

One Reel Vaudeville Show
 

Seattle WA
 

Otrabanda Company
 

New Orleans LA
 

Pan,Asian Repertory
 

Theater
 

New York NY
 

Phoenix Arts Coming
 

Together
 

Phoenix AZ
 

Present Stage
 

Jamaica Plain
 

Project Discovery
 

Taos
 

R’Wanda Lewis Afro-


American Dance
 

Los Angeles CA
 

ReEncuentro Cubano
 

Miami FL
 

Richmond Jubilee
 

Richmond VA
 

San Francisco Dancer’s
 

Forum
 

San Francisco CA
 

San Ignacio Yaqui Council
 

Tuscon AZ
 

Santa Fe, College of
 

Santa Fe NM
 

To support Community Arts Programs’ Black Total
 

Theatrical Experience Summer Workshop
 

To support an original vaudeville show based on
 

the music, myths, and history of the Pacific
 

Northwest
 

To support the ninth annual "Mississippi River
 

Tour," providing original theater performances
 

and workshop/demonstrations for small rural towns
 

and institutions
 

To support performances of a new Asian-American
 

play including workshops, serving the Asian
 

community in New York City
 

To support "Hello, Phoenix!" an all-ethnic
 

demonstration/workshop festival for the
 

community
 

To support scholarships for the Actor’s Youth
 

Program and the Community Workshop Program
 

To support an arts instruction program for
 

children
 

To support classes in dance, costume, props,
 

make-up, and other skills in a summer training
 

program for disadvantaged inner-city youth
 

To support the sixth annual ReEncuentro Cubano
 

1981 Festival, which emphasizes the
 

accomplishments of Miami’s Cuban population in
 

the arts and humanities
 

To support the sixth June Jubilee, which
 

includes performances, concerts, exhibitions,
 

neighborhood events, ethnic and folk art
 

presentations
 

To support the Youth-in-Dance Program
 

To support a program in the revitalization of
 

historical Yaqui art forms
 

To support the Mobil Theater Company’s
 

presentations to Pueblos, barrios, and various
 

institutions throughout New Mexico
 

12,500
 

9,000
 

15,000"
 

7,250
 

3,000
 

7,500
 

I0,000
 

10,000
 

15,000
 

10,000
 

4,500
 

7,000
 

.13,707
 

Sidewalks of New York 

New York NY 

To support a workshop series in theater arts 

offering professional instruction in theater 

2,500 

skills, techniques, rehearsals, and performances 

for youths between eight and 16 
 

 

 

 

Expansion Arts 107 

it. Andrew’ s School
 

TN
 St. Andrew’ s
 

St. John’s Episcopal
 

Mission Center
 

SC
 charleston
 

Sun Ship Communications
 

Buffalo NY
 

Tejano Artists
 

TX
 Houston
 

Texas Institute for
 

Educational Development
 

San Antonio TX
 

Theatre Research
 

NY
 New York
 

Theatre for the New City
 

New York NY
 

Women and Their Work
 

Austin
 TX


Wooster Art Center
 

OH
 Wooster
 

Yellow Barn
 

Putney
 VT


TOTAL FOR SUMMER PROJECTS
 

To support the "Arts Workshop," a summer arts
 

training program in the performing and visual
 

arts
 

To support the Charleston Afro-American Club’s
 

black history musical production
 

To support a workshop program in video,
 

photography, film processing, studio operation,
 

and layout for inner-city youth
 

To support workshop/lecture presentations by
 

local Chicano artists
 

To support "Energy Earth Communications" in
 

promoting three multi-cultural interdiciplinary
 

arts festivals and presenting performances in
 

poetry, dance, drama, theater, music, and
 

literature
 

To support the South Street Theater program of a
 

festival of folk music, a series of one-act
 

plays, and a free play series offered to
 

lunchtime audiences
 

To support the 11th season of the Street.oTheater
 

Program
 

To support Women Around Town/Women Around Texas,
 

a multi-ethnic program
 

TO support The Ballet Performance Workshop
 

program which offers theaterskills workshops to
 

children, ages six to 14
 

To support a chamber music festival,
 

lecture/concerts, and music classes for the
 

community
 

64 GRANTS
 

5,000
 

8,000
 

7,500
 

7,000
 

II,650
 

7,500
 

9,000
 

5,000
 

2,600
 

4,500
 

486,94~
 

For municipal arts organizations to provide grants City Arts and technical assistance to community arts programs. 

52,000
 50,000 Arts and Humanities
 Arts Development Council
 Commission
 of Milwaukee MO
 St. Louis
 Milwaukee WI
 
 

 

 

108 Expansion Arts 

Austin Arts Commission 20,000 Metropolitan Arts 40, O0 

Austin TX Commission 

Portland OR 

Baton Rouge, City of 25,000 Norman Arts and Humanities 20,00 

Baton Rouge LA Council 

Norman OK 

Cambridge Arts Council 

Cambridge MA 

30,000 Pontiac, City of 

Pontiac 

11,90 

CEPA - Business Council 50,000 

for the Arts 

San Juan PR Providence, City of 

Providence RI 

15,00 

Cultural Council of 50,000 Providence, City of 5,00 

Houston Providence RI 

Houston TX 

Jackson Arts Alliance 20,000 Tucson Commission of Arts 35,00 

Jackson MS and Humanities 

Tucson AZ 

.Madison, City of 10,000 

Madison WI 

TOTAL FOR CITY ARTS 15 GRANTS 433,90 

Community 

Cultural Centers 

Adept NewAmerican Folk To support the folk center, which offers year­ 10,00 

Houston TX round programs in crafts and visual arts 

activities for residents of the area 

Alternative Center For To support exhibitions, concerts, a quarterly 20,00 

International Arts newspaper,.lectures/workshops, and a gallery 

New York NY management program 

Alternative Center for To support multi-arts activities, 20,00 

International Arts lecture/workshops, an apprentice trainee, and 

New York NY gallery management program 

An Claidheamh Soluis To support instruction programs and the resident 7,50 

New York NY Irish Rebel Theater Company 

Appalshop 

Whitesburg KY 

To support a program of outreach, instruction, 

and training 

35,00 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Expansion Arts 109 

Ashtabula Arts Center
 

ii~i!Ashtabula OH
 

iBaltimore Theater Project
 

iBaltimore 
 MD


Black Repertory Group
 

Berkeley CA
 

Bowen-Peters School of
 

Dance
 

New Haven CT
 

Casa de Amigos Community
 

Center 

Houston TX 

Center for Positive 

Thought 

Buffalo NY 

Changing Scene 

Denver CO 

Chinese Culture Foundation
 

of San Francisco
 

San Francisco CA
 

Contemporary Hispanic Arts
 

Consortium
 

Milwaukee WI
 

DunhamFund for Research
 

and Dev. of Cultural Arts
 

East St. Louis IL
 

East Cleveland Community
 

Theater and Arts Center
 

East Cleveland OH
 

E1 Museo del Barrio
 

New York
 NY


E1 Museo del Barrio
 

New York
 NY


Elms Lewis School of Fine
 

Arts
 

Dorchester MA
 

Galeria Studio 24
 

CA
 San Francisco
 

To support in-house and outreach programming
 

with performances, residencies, exhibitions, and
 

a newsletter
 

To support a year-round performing arts program
 

for disadvantaged high school youth
 

TO support the Community Dance and Writing
 

Workshop project
 

To support a program in music, dance, and
 

instrument-making for low- and middle-income
 

children
 

To support the center’s media, dance, theater,
 

and visnal art instruction
 

To support the center as a training and
 

educational focal point for the community
 

To support the workshop and scholarship programs
 

in dance, theater and visual arts
 

To support workshops and classes ~n music, the
 

visual arts, dance, crafts, and acting
 

To support programs in ballet, theater arts,
 

music, visual arts, and a gallery
 

To support community services in the arts
 

To support a program offering theater training
 

and workshops
 

To support an exhibit series, a film and lecture
 

series, and a bilingual arts training program
 

To support expansion of the center’s activities
 

To support administrative salaries for the
 

theater company
 

To support the exhibition center’s cultural
 

activities
 

7,000
 

28,000
 

3,000
 

5,000
 

15,000
 

25,000
 

5,000
 

12,000
 

5,000
 

70,000
 

12,500
 

37,000
 

37,500
 

70,000
 

32,500
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

110 Expans~n Arts 

Galeria Studio 24
 

San Francisco CA
 

Galveston Arts Center
 

Galveston TX
 

Hamilton Hill Arts and
 

Crafts Center
 

Schenectady NY
 

Harlem School of the Arts
 

New York NY
 

Henry Street Settlement
 

New York NY
 

Ibero-American Action
 

League
 

Rochester NY
 

Inner City Cultural Center
 

Los Angeles CA
 

Jamaica Arts Center
 

Jamaica NY
 

Karamu House
 

Cleveland OH
 

Langston Hughes Community
 

Library and Cultural
 

Center
 

Corona NY
 

Lincoln Art Center
 

Santa Rosa CA
 

Mississippi Action for
 

Community Education
 

Greenville MS
 

Neighborhood Arts Center
 

Atlanta GA
 

Newark Community Center of
 

the Arts
 

Newark NJ
 

To support the exhibition center
 

To support the center’s art workshop/classes,
 

the public exhibition program, a guest artist
 

series, and artist residencies
 

To support the center in exhibition programs,
 

art services, and expansion of other arts
 

activities
 

To support administrative costs for an arts
 

program offering training
 

To support workshops, classes, and performances
 

at the music center
 

To support the center’s art programs which
 

include an instruction program, a performing
 

arts series, a festival, and technical programs
 

To support the center’s programming in theater,
 

dance, music, exhibitions, festivals, and
 

instruction in performing and visual arts
 

To support a multi-arts center offering
 

workshops and classes, performances,
 

exhibitions, and workshops
 

To support the Urban Neighborhood Arts Project,
 

the Summer Arts Day Camp, and the Classical Arts
 

for Youth programs
 

To support an arts program offering classes,
 

exhibitions, a performing artist series, and
 

special events
 

To support arts programs offering classes and
 

workshops, exhibitions, special events, and a
 

yearly festival
 

To support workshops and classes in the
 

performing and visual arts, festivals in blues
 

and gospel music, and a regional consortium
 

providing technical assistance to arts
 

organizations in the Delta region
 

To support free workshops and classes in
 

performing visual arts
 

To support a scholarship program offering
 

instruction and classes in the performing arts
 

and an outreach program in the city
 

32,500
 

20,000
 

7,500
 

30,000 1
 

15,000
 

10,000
 

50,000
 

17,500
 

50,000
 

8,000
 

10,000
 

10,000
 

25,000 

17,500’
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Expansion Arts 111 

Newark Institute of Urban
 

Programs
 

Newark NJ
 

Oberlin Dance Collective
 

San Francisco CA
 

Pasadena Community Arts
 

Center
 

Pasadena CA
 

Performing Arts Society of
 

Los Angeles
 

Los Angeles CA
 

Reichhold Center for the
 

Arts
 

St. Thomas VI
 

Rensselaer County Council
 

for the Arts 

Troy NY 

Rep 

Washington DC 

Resident Arts and
 

Humanities Consortium
 

Cincinnati
 OH
 

South. Side Community Art
 

Center
 

Chicago IL
 

St. Louis Conservatory and
 

Schools for the Arts
 

St. Louis MO
 

St. Louis Conservatory and
 

Schools for the Arts
 

St. Louis MO
 

Urban League of Flint
 

Flint
 MI
 

Waianae Coast Culture and
 

Arts Society
 

Waianae HI
 

Woodrow Wilson
 

International Center
 

Washington DC
 

To support a Theater for the Arts Program
 

To support the San Francisco Performance
 

Gallery’s workshops
 

To support the program offering seminar and
 

apprenticeship training, arts employment
 

referrals, and participation in the center’s
 

program
 

To support the administrative costs for
 

workshops and classes in theater, music, and
 

film
 

To support a repertory company for youth
 

To support a community exhibition center,
 

recitals, performances, readings, and a creative
 

arts library
 

To support training in the performing arts
 

To support fance and theater activities, the
 

Experience Gallery, and an educational program
 

To support instruction and training programs; an
 

exhibition program; and programs of public
 

lectures, seminars, poetry readings, and media
 

presentations
 

To support financial aid programs for needy
 

students
 

To support training and performance programs and
 

a composer’s residency
 

To support classes and workshops in art, dance,
 

and drama at the McCree Theatre and Fine Arts
 

Center
 

To support classes and workshops in dance,
 

music, and traditional crafts of Polynesian
 

peoples
 

To support programs of Centro de Arte
 

12,500
 

2,500
 

10,000
 

25,000
 

12,500
 

8,000
 

50,000
 

8,000
 

5,000
 

30,000 TF
 

20,500 TF
 

7,500
 

25,000
 

10,000
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

112 Expansion Arts 

TOTAL FOR COMMUNITY CULTURAL CENTERS
 

Neighborhood
 

Arts Consortia
 

Chicano Humanities and
 

Arts Council
 

Denver CO
 

Creative Art Resources
 

Chicago IL
 

East Harlem Arts and
 

Education Complex
 

New York
 NY
 

Independent Milwaukee
 

Performing Arts Companies
 

Milwaukee WI
 

Middlesex Co. Neighborhood
 

Arts Consortium
 

North Brunswick NJ
 

Rainbow Management and
 

Development
 

Los Angeles CA
 

Universal Jazz Coalition
 

New York NY
 

TOTAL FOR NEIGHBORHOOD ARTSCONSORTIA
 

48 GRANTS
 

To support identification and development of
 

private resources and dissemination of
 

information about Chicanos in Colorado
 

To support audience development, fund-raising
 

programs, improved facilities and promotional
 

capabilities
 

To support the administration and management of
 

the physical plant
 

To support a fund drive and an audience
 

development program
 

To support programs in marketing, public
 

relations, and audience development
 

To support administrative services, fiscal
 

planning, accounting services, marketing,
 

advertising, program planning, and d~velopment
 

To support administration and
 

technical/production assistance
 

Services to the Field 

Abraham Baldwin
 

Agricultural College
 

Tifton
 GA
 

Arizona Commission on the
 

Arts and Humanities
 

Phoenix AZ
 

7 GRANTS
 

To support program development, cooperative
 

planning, and sponsorship of delivery and
 

consultant services
 

To support a program to make alternative
 

publicity and design opportunities available to
 

community-based arts groups
 

986,500
 

19,500
 

9,500
 

30,000
 

17,500
 

9,000
 

50,000
 

17,500
 

153,000
 

7,500
 

7,500
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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l AR 

~i~ Tempe 

I

I \ Arts Council of San
 

Antonio
 

San Antonio TX
 

Arts Council of Windham
 

County
 

Brattleboro VT
 

Arts Development Services
 

Buffalo NY
 

Arts Media Service
 

Washington DC
 

Arts Resource Services
 

Seattle WA
 

Arts and Humanities
 

Council of Greater Baton
 

Rouge
 

Baton Rouge LA
 

Asian American Theater
 

Workshop
 

San Francisco CA
 

Association of Hispanic
 

Arts
 

New York NY
 

Bronx Council on the Arts
 

Bronx NY
 

Brooklyn Arts and Cultural
 

Association
 

Brooklyn NY
 

Cambridge Arts Council
 

Cambridge MA
 

Center for Community
 

Education
 

Santa Barbara CA
 

Cofradia de Artes y
 

Artesanos Hispanicos
 

Santa Fe
 

To support technical assistance to Hispanic
 

artists and arts organizations within the State
 

of Arizona as an area Hispanic Arts Information
 

Center
 

To support a neighborhood services program
 

To support the lively arts, loans, seminars, new
 

funding sources, technical assistance, and a
 

fund-raising drive
 

To Support basic technical services
 

To support "GAP Newsbriefs" and "GAP Quarterly,"
 

research, regional conferences, and
 

advisory/consultation services
 

To support technical assistance services to
 

neighborhood arts organizations and communities
 

To support administrative programming activities
 

To support the technical assistance-community
 

development program
 

To support technical assistance services
 

To support technical services to arts
 

organizations
 

To support workshops, scholarships, exhibitions,
 

festivals, special events, equipment loans, and
 

publicity assistance
 

To support an arts director, artists,
 

professional consultants, and equipment loans
 

To support an arts coordinator offering
 

technical assistance
 

To support technical assistance to Hispanic
 

artists and arts organizations within the State
 

of New Mexico as an area Hispanic Arts
 

Information Center
 

7,000
 

17,500
 

7,500
 

17,500
 

125,000
 

20,000
 

30,000
 

5,000
 

47,000
 

20,000
 

20,000
 

5,000
 

12,700
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

114 Expansion Arts 

Community Art Resource
 

San Francisco CA
 

COMPAS
 

St. Paul MN
 

Concilio de Arte Popular
 

Sacramento CA
 

Cultural Council
 

Foundation
 

New York NY
 

Cultural Council
 

Foundation
 

New York NY
 

District of Columbia
 

Foundation for Creative
 

Space
 

Washington DC
 

Durham Arts Council
 

Durham NC
 

Eastern Oregon.Regional
 

Arts Council
 

La Grande OR
 

Elena Hunt Foundation on
 

the Arts and Humanities
 

Jackson WY
 

Federated Arts Council of
 

Richmond
 

Richmond VA
 

Federation of Communities
 

in Service
 

Knoxville TN
 

Federation of Southern
 

Cooperatives
 

Atlanta GA
 

Fremont Public Association
 

Seattle WA
 

To support technical assistance services 

including financial planning, financial 

management, marketing analysis, audience 

development, promotion, and advertising 

17,500 

To support community-based arts programming 30,000 

To support technical assistance to Hispanic 

artists and arts organizations within the State 

of California as an area Hispanic Arts 

Information Center 

7,000 

To support technical assistance services by 

Seven Loaves 

20,000 

To support the Skills Exchange, a management 

education program 

12,500 

To support services for the Washington 

Humanities and Arts Center in the former 

Lansburgh’s Department Store 

15,000 

To support the Arts Resource Center which 

assists professional artists 

7,500 

To support services to communities and artists 5,000 

To support technical services including a weekly 

arts calendar and a community arts resource pool 

5,000 

To support technical/management services to 

emerging artists and arts organizations 

5,000 

To support the Neighborhood Arts Services 

program 

20,000 

To support services which provide technical 

assistance to low-income cooperatives in rural 

areas in ten southern states 

7,500 

To help the Fremont Arts Council hire an arts 

coordinator to provide technical assistance to 

community groups 

5,500 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Iii ii
 

Expansion Arts 115 

.:0raduate School for Urban
 

~
 ~esources and Social
 

policy 

san Diego CA
 

Grand Monadnock Arts
 

Council
 

NH
 Keene
 

Greater Paterson Arts
 

Council
 

Paterson
 NJ


Hispanic International
 

University
 

Houston TX
 

Illinois Arts Council
 

Chicago IL
 

Intercultural Council of
 

the Arts
 

San Diego CA
 

Intercultural Resources
 

Development 

Washington DC 

Intersection 

San Francisco CA 

Jackson Arts Alliance
 

Jackson
 MS
 

Lake Agassiz Arts Council
 

Fargo ND
 

Lane Regional Arts Council
 

Eugene OR
 

Los Angeles Institute of
 

Contemporary Art
 

Los Angeles CA
 

Los Angeles Theater
 

Alliance
 

Los Angeles, CA
 

To support Multicultural Concepts, which
 

provides technical assistance in promotion and
 

other services
 

To support technical assistance services
 

To enable the Resource Center to offer services,
 

seminars, and workshops
 

To enable Tejano Artists to offer assistance to
 

Hispanic artists and arts organizations within
 

the State of Texas as an area Hispanic Arts
 

Information Center
 

To enable Miraza Arts Consortium to offer
 

assistance to Hispanic artists and arts
 

organizations within the State of Illinois as an
 

area Hispanic Arts Information Center
 

To support the Community Arts Project which
 

offers clerical, technical, and accounting
 

services to arts organizations; the Arts Alive
 

community program; and the Artist/Teacher series
 

To support technical assistance services of the
 

Association for Resources and Technical Services
 

TO support a neighborhood services program
 

including technical assistance
 

To support a facility providing space for
 

rehearsals, performances, artists and arts
 

organizations, and other services
 

To support administrative assistance services to
 

.community arts organizations
 

To support a program of promotion/management
 

services, audience development, and publication
 

of a guidebook
 

To support the organization’s printing service,
 

seminars, and publication of the Monthly
 

Community Arts Calendar
 

To support a program of services including
 

audience development
 

17,500
 

5,000
 

5,000
 

5,000
 

7,000
 

15,000
 

19,500
 

15,000
 

10,000
 

5,000
 

7,500
 

3,500
 

7,500
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

116 Expansion Arts 

Maryland-National Capital
 

Park and Planning Comm.
 

Riverdale MD 

Mattress Factory 

Pittsburgh PA 

Media Associates
 

Washington DC
 

Middlesex County Arts
 

Council
 

Edison NJ
 

Museum Without Walls
 

Santa Cruz CA
 

Museum of Temporary Art
 

Washington DC
 

National Arts Consortium
 

New York NY
 

National Black Touring
 

Circuit
 

New York NY
 

Neighborhood Arts Center
 

Atlanta GA
 

North Carolina Cultural
 

Arts Coalition
 

Raleigh NC
 

Performing Arts for
 

Community and Education
 

Miami FL
 

Queens Council on the Arts
 

Jamaica NY
 

Sacramento Metro Arts
 

Commission
 

Sacramento CA
 

San Francisco Art
 

Commission
 

San Francisco CA
 

To support the administrative salaries of arts
 

activities
 

To support a multi-arts facility as well as
 

promotion, administrative services, technical
 

assistance, and equipment loans for community
 

arts organizations
 

To support a comprehensive technical assistance
 

and analysis program
 

To support services to diverse arts
 

organizations, including a gallery of New Jersey
 

artists
 

To support special events at the center
 

To support a Neighborhood Resource Center
 

maintaining the publication "Art Ink"
 

To support services to neighborhood arts
 

organizations
 

To support a network of black theaters in
 

several major cities
 

To support the salary of the center’s executive
 

director
 

To support an instructional program in
 

literature, music, dance, theater, visual arts,
 

and crafts
 

To support a program for south Florida arts
 

organizations including activities, technical
 

assistance, and developmental aid
 

To support an administrative service program
 

providing seminars in technical assistance
 

To support a program for arts organizations in
 

management skills
 

To support programs offering assistance to
 

community arts organizations
 

15,000
 

5,000
 

364,291
 

7,500
 

10,000
 

5,000
 

17,500
 

25,000
 

17,500
 

11,000
 

10,000
 

10,000
 

10,000
 

50,000 TI
 
 

 

 

 

 

~ St. Croix Arts Council
 

Kin~shil! 
 VI


Staten Island Council on
 

the Arts 

Staten Island NY 

Support Center 

Washington DC 

Tacoma-Pierce County Civic
 

Arts Commission
 

Tacoma WA
 

Theater Association of
 

Pennsylvania
 

York
 PA


University Circle
 

Cleveland
 OH
 

Urban Appalachian Council
 

Cultural Program
 

Expansion Arts 117 

6,500
 To support services to arts-producing
 

organizations
 

10,000
 TO support an arts service program to Staten
 

Island artists
 

5,000
 To support programs to develop management skills
 

and coordinating services for arts groups
 

17,500
 To support programs for assisting arts groups
 

5,000
 To support services which assist theater artists
 

7,500
 To support the Circle Center which assists local
 

inner-city art programs
 

I0,000
 To support the Circle Center which assists local
 

inner-city art programs
 

Cincinnati OH
 

44,768
 To support arts activities with services in
 Urban Gateways
 

Chicago IL
 schools


64 GRANTS 1,298,259
 TOTAL FOR SERVICES TO THE FIELD
 

697 GRANTS 8,735,001
 TOTAL FOR EXPANSION ARTS PROGRAM
 

TF--treasury funds
 
118 Folk Arts 

ECHOES 

Old-Time Music, 

with:
 Old-Time Fiddling . Early Count~, Singing
 Ozark Jig Dancing Mountain Banio Playing
 

~ he finest Ozark music and dance presented in a two-hour 

ncert featuring the premier traditional performers of the ,~ Ozark region. Echoes of the Ozarks will appear in selected 

Ozark communities throughout four states. 

~day, March 12, 8-30 p.m. 

Sheldon Memorial 

3648 Washington Boulevard, St. Louis, Missouri 

Tickets m’ailable at the door: $3; Students and Senior Citizens: $1 

For further Information, call 314/533-0901. 
119 

Folk Arts
 

The Folk Arts Program supports the traditional 

arts that have grown through time within the 

many groups that make up our nation--groups 

that share the same ethnic heritage, language, 

occupation, religion, or geographic area. These 

folk arts include music, dance, poetry, tales,
 

oratory, and crafts. The Program’s main objectives are to preserve and enhance this multi­

. cultural artistic heritage and to make it more
 

available to a wider public. 

Folk Arts Advisory Panel
 

Elizabeth Dear
 

Museum administrator,
 

crafts expert
 

Santa Fe, NM
 

Robert Garfias
 

Educator, filmmaker,
 

ethnomusicologist
 

Seattle, WA
 

Charlotte Heth
 

Arts administrator,
 

ethnomusicologist
 

Los Angeles, CA
 

Worth Long
 

Community organizer,
 

folklorist
 

Greenville, MS
 

Nancy Lurie
 

Museum curator,
 

anthropologist
 

Milwaukee, WI
 

Ellen McCulloch-Lovell
 

Arts administrator,
 

writer
 

Plainfield, VT
 

Judith McCulloh
 

Editor, folk music
 

specialist
 

Champaign, IL
 

Daniel Patterson
 

Folklorist, professor,
 

filmmaker
 

Chapel Hill, NC
 

Peter Seeger
 

Folklorist, songwriter
 

composer, ecologist
 

Beacon, NY
 

Councill Taylor
 

Anthropologist,
 

professor
 

Bay@ille, NY
 

Jeff Titon
 

Folklorist, author,
 

professor
 

Medford, MA
 

William Wiggins
 

Folklorist,
 

professor
 

Bloomington, IN
 

William Wilson
 

Folklorist,
 

professor
 

Logan, UT
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Folk Arts Grants
 

Folk Arts 

Acadiana Arts Council
 

Lafayette LA
 

Administration de Fomento
 

Economico
 

San Juan PR
 

Alabama State Council on
 

the Arts and Humanities
 

Montgomery AL
 

Alabama State Council on
 

the Arts and Humanities
 

Montgomery AL
 

Alabama, University of
 

University AL
 

Alaska State Council on
 

the Arts
 

Anchorage AK
 

Alaska State Council on
 

the Arts 

Anchorage AK 

Alaska State Museum 

Juneau AK 

Alaska, University of
 

Juneau AK
 

Alaska, University of
 

Fairbanks AK
 

American Hungarian
 

Educator’s Association
 

Bogota NJ
 

To support lecture demonstrations by traditional
 

Cajun musicians in local schools throughout
 

southwestern Louisiana
 

To support a one-year internship for a
 

traditional crafts coordinator
 

To support workshops by the Christian Harmony
 

Singing Association in various Alabama
 

communities
 

To support a series of ten in-service workshops
 

for teachers and school administrators in
 

Birmingham and Jefferson Counties on the use of
 

traditional black-gospel quartet singing in
 

public school curricula
 

To enable the Archive of American Minority
 

Cultures to produce an anthology LP disc and
 

accompanying booklet documenting the tradition
 

of black "a cappella" gospel quartet singing
 

from Jefferson County, Alabama
 

To support recording for cassette distribution
 

the singing of the Yupik population of St.
 

Lawrence Island
 

To support the position of folk/native arts
 

coordinator
 

To support an exhibition of baleen basketry
 

To support 30 workshops in traditional arts to
 

be conducted in Alaskan correctional facilities
 

by Alaskan Native artists
 

To support production of 13 half-hour radio
 

programs of stories told in Inupaiq (an Eskimo
 

language) and English, enhanced with appropriate
 

sounds and music
 

To support a one-week series of workshops, 

lectures, exhibits and performances celebrating 

the traditional arts of Hungarian-Americans in 

New Jersey 

11,000
 

11,200
 

6,525
 

3,650
 

7,500
 

12,410
 

6,885
 

22,920
 

26,660
 

16,270
 

8,000
 
 

 

 

 

 

: ~::i~Herican Hungarian 

:: i :!EducatOrS’ Association 

~ii~ Bogota NJ
 

"’i American Society for
 

Eastern Arts
 

CA
 San Diego
 

=Anthropology Film Center
 

Foundation
 

Santa Fe NM
 

Appalshop
 

Whitesburg
 KY


Appalshop
 

Whitesburg KY
 

Arizona, University of
 

Tucson AZ
 

Arizona, University of
 

Tucson AZ
 

Arkansas Arts Council
 

AR
 Litlle Rock
 

Arkansas State Arts and
 

Humanities, Office of
 

Mountain View AR
 

Arts Alaska
 

Anchorage
 AK


Arts Alaska
 

Anchorage
 AK


Arts Council of San
 

Antonio
 

TX
 San Antonio
 

Atlanta Arts Alliance
 

GA
 Atlanta
 

Atlanta, City of
 GA
 Atlanta
 

Balkan Arts Center
 

~,~ v~.~
 NY
 

Folk Arts 121 

7,400
 

To support presentation of an exhibition
 

including live demonstrations of traditional
 

Hungarian wood and horn carving by master
 

Hungarian-American carver James Tokay
 

14,400
 To support a series of community classes in
 

traditional Mexican "jarocho" music by master
 

traditional jarocho musician J~ose Gutierrez
 

16,500
 To support producing a 15-minute film on the
 

craftsmanship in leatherwork practiced by master
 

saddle-maker Slim Green
 

20,000
 To support the ,,Headwaters" television series
 

10,000
 To support a tour of small Appalachian
 

communities by Roadside Theater, a group of
 

Appalachian storytellers
 

9,840
 To support the~position of Arizona state folk
 

arts coordinator
 

20,135
 To support recording and translation of Yaqui
 

deer dance songs for local dissemination
 

24,502
 

To support the position of state folk arts
 

coordinator
 

15,000
 To enable the Rackensack Folklore Society to
 

support two folklorists to survey, the
 

traditional music and tales of Stone County
 

12,000
 To support a tour by the Agharupw Society
 

Dancers
 

14,750
 

To enable the Consortium for Pacific Arts and
 

Cultures to provide artists’ fees at a regional.
 

invitational ,’workshop" of traditional
 

basketmakers
 

10,000
 To support the third International Mariachi
 

 ̄ Festival and Conference
 

2,800
 To enable the High Museum of Art to present
 

videotape documenting the mechanized sculptures
 

of Carlton Garrett
 

10,555
 To support the Georgia Regional Folk Arts
 

Festival
 

33,350
 To support a regional tour by Jewish-American
 

traditional klezhmir musicians
 
 

 

 

 

 

122 Folk Arts 

Balkan Arts Center
 

New York NY
 

Balkan Arts Center
 

New York NY
 

Balkan Arts Center
 

New York NY
 

Big Drum Nation Dance
 

Company
 

Brooklyn NY
 

B.P. Bishop Museum
 

Honolulu HI
 

Brooklyn Educational and
 

Cultural Alliance
 

Brooklyn NY
 

Buki, Linda
 

Frenchtown NJ
 

Byard Ray Folk Festival
 

Association
 

Hurdle Mills NC
 

California State
 

University
 

Fresno CA
 

California, Regents of the
 

University of
 

Los Angeles CA
 

California, Regents of the
 

University of
 

Los Angeles CA
 

Carter Family Memorial
 

Music Center
 

Hiltons VA
 

Center for Gulf South
 

History and Culture
 

New Orleans, LA
 

To support a festival of immigrant ethnic folk
 

arts of Greek, Armenian, and Italian origin and
 

two "Concerts in the Park".
 

To support the Serbian-American winter folklife
 

festival and a monthly series of dance/workshop
 

celebrations featuring traditional ethnic
 

musicians
 

To support two immigrant ethnic folklife
 

festivals featuring Romanian musicians and three
 

concerts of immigrant ethnic music
 

To support eight performances of "Come to the
 

Village," a presentation of traditional music,
 

dance, and oratory by artists from the island of
 

Carricou now living in New York
 

To, support cataloging a collection of
 

Micronesian music originally recorded in 1935-36
 

To support a series of one-day presentations by
 

folk artists from three Brooklyn neighborhoods
 

with an accompanying photographic exhibit
 

the traditional modifications they impose upon
 

it
 

To support a national coordinator for the folk
 

arts component of the Endowment’s Artists in
 

Education Program
 

To support the Byard Ray Folk Festival of
 

Appalachian traditional arts
 

To enable the Fresno Foundation to support a
 

nine-month artist-in-residence program by
 

traditional Mexican-American
 

singer/instrumentalist Lydia Mendoza
 

To support local costs for workshops and master
 

classes by master Japanese musicians and dancers
 

already touring the United States
 

To support a set of slides and a technical guide
 

on appropriate research methods, documentation,
 

and interpretation of Native American
 

traditional arts
 

To support a year-long series of weekend
 

concerts of traditional Appalachian music, and
 

for the annual three-day Carter family folk
 

festival
 

To support production of 39 half-hour radio
 

programs consisting of traditional Cajun stories
 

told in Cajun dialect
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

IIIli iliill 

 ̄ Center for New American
 

Media
 

New Orleans LA
 

Center for Southern
 

Folklore
 

Memphis
 TN


Centrum Foundation
 

Port Townsend
 WA


Cheektowaga, Town of
 

Cheektowaga NY
 

Cheyenne Cultural Center
 

Clinton OK
 

Chinese Culture Foundation
 

of San Francisco
 

San Francisco CA
 

College of the Atlantic
 

Bar Harbor ME
 

Colorado Council on the
 

Arts and Humanities
 

Denver CO
 

Columbus Museum of Arts
 

and Sciences
 

Columbus GA
 

Commonwealth Arts Council
 

Saipan CM
 

Craft and Folk Art Museum
 

Los Angeles .CA
 

Federation of Jewish
 

Philanthropies of New York
 

New York NY
 

Ferrum College
 

Ferrum
 VA


Ferrum College
 

VA
 Ferrum
 

To support editing and completion of’a 30-minute
 

television program on Isleno traditions in St.
 

Bernard Parish in southeast Louisiana
 

To support the Center for Southern Folklore in
 

surveying and arranging community presentations
 

in Memphis neighborhoods identified as
 

especially rich in folk and ethnic traditions
 

To support the annual Festival of American
 

Fiddle Tunes
 

To support honoraria for traditional artists and
 

an interpretive program booklet for the third
 

annual Cheehtowaga Polish-American arts festival
 

To support the gathering and dissemination of
 

early recordings of traditional Cheyenne music
 

To support live demonstrations by two
 

traditional Chinese craftsworkers at the 1981
 

spring festival in San Francisco
 

To support a tour to primary and secondary
 

schools in rural Maine by artists from the three
 

principal distinct Maine traditions: Franco-


American, Anglo-American, and Native-~merican
 

To support a Colorado state folk arts
 

coordinator
 

To support the museum’s exhibit and "In
 

Celebration of a Degacy," a festival of
 

Chattahovchee River Valley traditional arts
 

To support the collection, recording,
 

translation and written dissemination of ancient
 

traditional Chamorro-Carolinian poetry
 

To support an exhibition of Mexican-American
 

mural painting
 

To support three neighborhood festivals and a
 

city-wide event to display traditional art forms
 

of recent Jewish immigrants from the Soviet
 

Union
 

To support the recording costs for a new
 

narration of 24 radio programs on traditional
 

music in Virginia
 

To support the folklife internship program of
 

the Blue Ridge Institute
 

Folk Arts 123 

13,520
 

20,000
 

6,500
 

2,660
 

17,500
 

7,726
 

7,124
 

19,890
 

11,200
 

3,840
 

12,000
 

24,090
 

5,460
 

11,000
 
 

 

124 Folk Arts 

Ferrum College
 

Ferrum VA
 

Ferrum College
 

Ferrum VA
 

Film Arts Foundation
 

San Francisco CA
 

Florida Department of
 

State
 

White Springs FL
 

Florida Department of
 

State
 

White Springs FL
 

Florida Department of
 

State
 

White Springs FL
 

Folklore Village Farm
 

Dodgeville WI
 

Fort Mason Foundation
 

San Francisco CA
 

Frederic Burk Foundation
 

for Education
 

San Francisco CA
 

Fresh Air
 

Minneapolis MN
 

Fresno,.City of
 

Fresno CA
 

Georgia Council on the
 

Arts
 

Atlanta GA
 

Georgia Sea Island
 

Folklore Revival Projects
 

Brunswick GA
 

To support a survey to identify traditional
 

artists, musicians, and craftsmen in Amherst and
 

Nelson Counties
 

To support costs of an LP disc of Afro-American
 

folk tales as told by Daniel Womack
 

To support completion of a 16mm film documenting
 

Cajun musicians Dewey, Will, and Rodney Balfa
 

To support a series of six radio programs
 

featuring locally based traditional musicians,
 

storytellers, and crafts workers from Florida
 

To support the development of a pilot folkartists-in-residence program in Columbia and
 

Hamilton County schools
 

To support a conference of folk arts
 

coordinators from the southeastern United States
 

To support production of an LP disc and
 

accompanying interpretive booklet documenting
 

Scandinavian-American musical traditions in
 

Wisconsin
 

To support .the fourth annual Western Regional
 

Folk Festival
 

To support "Piki - In Hopi Life," a 30-minute
 

film focusing on the customs and traditions
 

surrounding the making of. piki (blue cornmeal
 

bread)
 

To support a concert series highlighting
 

traditional music of several ethnic communities
 

in the Minneapolis area
 

To enable the Department of Parks and Recreation
 

to provide a series of public presentations in
 

parks, neighborhood centers, schools, libraries,
 

and similar public settings by the Wright
 

Brothers, a traditional black vocal quartet now
 

residing in Fresno
 

To support a series of four workshops in
 

traditional Georgia pottery by master potter
 

Cleater Meaders, and for video documentation and
 

a traveling exhibition of pottery produced
 

during the workshops
 

To support the Georgia Sea Island Festival of
 

local traditional arts
 

5,470
 

3,500
 

41,535
 

12,355
 

15,000
 

4,570
 

7,900
 

5,000
 

21,010
 

4,000
 

10,000
 

5,000
 

10,000
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Folk Arts 125 

Georgia Sea Island
 

Folklore Revival Projects
 

Brunswick GA
 

Gogebic Community College
 

Ironwood MI
 

Great Lakes Arts Alliance
 

Cleveland OH
 

Guam - Insular Arts
 

Council
 

Agana
 GU


Guam, University of
 

GU
 Koror, Palau
 

Han Sheng Chinese Opera
 

Washington DC
 

Hawaii - State Foundation
 

on Culture and the Arts
 

Honolulu HI
 

Hawaii Council on
 

Portuguese Heritage
 

Honolulu
 HI


Highlander Center
 

TN
 New Market
 

Hoopa Valley Business
 

Council
 

Hoopa
 CA


Hotevilla Bacavi Community
 

School Board of Education
 

Hotevilla AZ
 

Idaho Commission on the
 

Arts
 

Boise ID
 

Idaho Commission on the
 

Arts
 

Boise ID
 

Indiana Arts Commission
 

Indianapolis IN
 

To support a series of presentations by
 

traditional artists of the Georgia Sea Island
 

area in the Glynn County public schools
 

To support artists’ fees, supplies and
 

materials, and administrative costs necessary in
 

presenting local traditional crafts in the North
 

Country Folk Festival
 

To support travel costs of participants in a
 

Northern Region folk arts coordinators meeting
 

To support the position of folk arts coordinator
 

To enable the Palau Museum to produce a 16mm
 

film on the life, work, and technique of native
 

Palauan artist Charles Gibbons
 

To support the expansion of the productions of
 

the Han Sheng Chinese Opera Institute
 

To support the position of state-wide folk arts
 

coordinator
 

To support a statewide program including
 

workshops, concerts, exhibitions, lectures, and
 

demonstrations of traditional Portuguese folk
 

arts as preserved and practiced in Hawaii
 

To support a weekend workshop for cultural
 

workers, song writers, singers, educators, and
 

writers on traditional arts in the Applachian
 

coalfields
 

To support a series of workshops on traditional
 

crafts of the Yurok, Hupa, and Karok Indians of
 

Northern California
 

To support a 30-minute video program on the folk
 

arts of the Hopi, especially those in the third
 

mesa villages at Hotevilla and Bacavi
 

To support the Idaho State Folk Arts program
 

including salary and expenses for .the folk arts
 

coordinator
 

To support two recordings of traditional music
 

and verbal arts of Idaho
 

To support the salary and field expenses of the
 

state f01k arts coordinator
 

5,500
 

5,000
 

3,280
 

20,340
 

27,728
 

15,000
 

29,660
 

14,000
 

7,000
 

15,220
 

15,000
 

19,600
 

11,450
 

26,510
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

126 Folk Arts 

Indiana Division of State
 

Parks
 

Indianapolis IN
 

Institute for the Study of
 

African Culture
 

St. Louis MO
 

Instituto de Cultura
 

Puertorriquena
 

San Juan PR
 

International House of
 

Philadelphia
 

Philadelphia PA
 

Inupiaq Community of the
 

Arctic Slope 

Barrow AK 

Iowa Arts Council 

Des Moines IA 

Irish Cultural and
 

Folklore Society
 

Washington DC
 

Italian Folk Art
 

Federation of America
 

Philadelphia PA
 

Japanese American Cultural
 

and Community Center
 

Los Angeles CA
 

Japanese American Cultural
 

and Community Center
 

Monterey CA
 

Jicarilia Apache Community
 

Education Program
 

Dulce NM
 

Jonesboro, Town of
 

Jonesboro TN
 

Kansas State Historical
 

Society
 

Topeka KS
 

Kentucky Arts Commission
 

Frankfort KY
 

To support the salaries of two
 

folklorists/fieldworkers for the Indiana State
 

Parks Summer Folk Arts Project
 

To support honoraria and travel expenses for
 

U.S.-based traditional African artists in the
 

Third International Gathering of Master
 

Percussionists in St. Louis
 

To support a series of presentations and
 

demonstrations in public schools by local
 

traditional Puerto Rican crafts workers
 

To support three evening concerts and three one­

 ̄ day festivals featuring the traditional music,
 

dance, and crafts of Philadelphia ethnic groups
 

To support a 15-minute, 16mm film on
 

contemporary Inupiaq Eskimo visual arts
 

To support the position of state folklorist
 

To support the Irish Folk Music Festival at Glen
 

Echo Park, Maryland
 

To support artists fees and production costs for
 

three recordings of Italian-American traditional
 

musicians
 

To support an exhibition and series of workshops
 

on "bonsai" by master Japanese-American artists
 

.To enable the Okinawa Club of America to provide
 

a major concert of traditional Okinawan
 

performing arts
 

To support Jicarilla Apache media trainees to
 

document the traditional pottery-making of
 

Apache artist Lydia Pesata
 

To support artists’ honoraria for Jonesboro’s
 

Old-Time Country Radio Reunion
 

To support the annual Kansas Folklife Festival
 

To support a project titled "Folk Arts in Rural
 

Libraries" in which local traditional artists
 

conducted residencies in local libraries
 

7,610
 

5,000
 

6,000
 

5,000
 

11,810
 

18,500
 

7,150
 

24,453
 

7,100
 

10,000
 

18,148
 

7,000
 

10,000
 

15,000
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Folk Arts 127 

K±owa Tribe of Oklahoma
 

carnegie OK
 

Lafayette Natural History
 

Museum and Planetarium
 

Assn.
 

Lafayette LA
 

Lake County Parks and
 

Recreation 

Crown Point IN 

Lettumplay 

Washington DC 

LOS Angeles 200 Committee
 

Los Angeles CA
 

Los Rios Community College
 

District
 

Sacramento CA
 

Louisiana - Division of
 

the Arts
 

Baton Rouge LA
 

Lutheran Children Family
 

Service
 

Philadelphia PA
 

Lyon Arboretum Association
 

Honolulu HI
 

Maine State Commission on
 

the Arts and Humanities
 

Augusta ME
 

Maine State Commission on
 

the Arts and Humanities
 

Augusta ME
 

Man, University for
 

Manhattan
 KS
 

To enable the Totem Heritage Center to produce a
 

60-minute videotape documenting Haida Indian
 

basketby as practiced bY Haida tradionalist
 

Selina Peratrovich and her family
 

To support employing elders as resource
 

specialists to give instruction on Kiowa
 

traditional arts
 

To support a pilot craftsman-in-residence
 

program to provide demonstrations by a master
 

traditional palmetto weaver
 

To support the position of Northwest Indiana
 

Regional Folk Arts Specialist
 

To support four series of classes in traditional
 

blues harmonica for inmates at Lorton Prison
 

To support artists’ honararia and production
 

expenses for folklife festivals highlighting
 

traditional artists from two different Los
 

Angeles neighborhoods
 

To enable the American River College t~ present
 

the annual Sacramento Blues Festival
 

To support the development of the division of
 

folklife within the Louisiana Department of
 

Culture, Recreation and Tourism
 

To support a celebration of Indochinese
 

traditional arts presented by recent immigrants
 

from Southeast Asia
 

To support a week-long conference consisting of
 

workshops, demonstrations, lectures, and an
 

exhibit on the art of weaving with "lau hala"
 

(pandanus) leaves
 

To support the completion of the Maine Folklife
 

Survey
 

To support amending grant # 02-5530-003 for
 

continuation of the Maine Folklife Survey
 

To support the completion of fieldwork and
 

archiving of previously collected data on Kansas
 

folk arts and artists for the Kansas Folklife
 

Survey
 

15,688 

18,349
 

5,750
 

18~510 

5’,820
 

30,000
 

5,000
 

39,382
 

8,846
 

11,330
 

21,641
 

6,133
 

17,4900
 
 

 

 

 

 

128 Folk Arts 

Man, University for
 

Manhattan KS
 

Memphis Area People’s Fund
 

Memphis TN
 

Memphis in May
 

International Festival
 

Memphis TN
 

Mexican American
 

Opportunity Foundation
 

Monterey Park CA 

Miles College 

Eutaw AL 

MississippiAction for
 

Community Education
 

Greenville MS
 

Mississippi Arts
 

Commission
 

Jackson
 

Mississippi Arts
 

Commission
 

Jackson
 

Mississippi Arts
 

Commission
 

Jackson
 

Monroe County Rural
 

Heritage Alliance
 

Union
 

Montana Arts Council
 

Missoula MT
 

Mt. Rogers Community
 

Improvement Club
 

Whitetop VA
 

Museum of the Cherokee
 

Indian
 

Cherokee NC
 

Nashville Metro
 

Courthouse, City of
 

Nashville TN
 

To support in-state presentations by traditional
 

artists identified through the Kansas folk arts
 

survey
 

To support a ten-concert tour to several cities
 

by a group of Garifuna traditional musicians and
 

dancers now resident in New York
 

To support presentation of the blues and other
 

local traditional music in the annual Memphis in
 

May International Festival
 

To Support travel expenses for a group of
 

traditional senior-citizen "mariachi" musicians
 

to tour the state of California
 

To support a five-county survey of local
 

traditional arts for use in future public
 

presentations
 

To support the annual Mississippi Delta Gospel
 

Festival
 

To support the development of one-week residency
 

programs by traditional artists in several rural
 

libraries throughout the state
 

To support duplication onto film of the
 

videotapes "Land Where the Blues Began" and
 

"Mississippi Delta Blues" for presentation in
 

local public facilities
 

To support the position of state folk arts
 

coordinator
 

To support a series of weekly instructional
 

workshops in Union, West Virginia by local
 

traditional Appalachian musicians
 

To support two LP recordings documenting songs
 

and stories of Montana cowboys and traditional
 

Montana fiddling
 

To support an ongoing series of classes in
 

traditional Appalachian instruments conducted by
 

local artists including master fiddler and
 

luthier Albert Hash
 

To support a touring exhibit of traditional arts
 

and crafts by 36 Eastern Cherokee artists
 

To support a series of workshops in Laotian
 

traditional music and dance
 

17,402
 

19,620
 

I0,000
 

12,000
 

16,398
 

5,000
 

12,550
 

12,505
 

19,480
 

5,000
 

8,051
 

8,030
 

14,826
 

25;000
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Folk Arts 129 

~ i ~ational Council for the
 

:: ~ ~raditional Arts
 

Washington DC
 

National Council for the
 

Traditional Arts
 

Washington DC
 

National Council for the
 

Traditional Arts
 

Washington DC
 

National Council for the
 

Traditional Arts
 

Washington DC
 

National Council for the
 

Traditional Arts
 

Washington DC
 

National Council for the
 

Traditional Arts
 

Washington DC
 

National Council for the
 

Traditional Arts
 

Washington DC
 

National Council for the
 

Traditional Arts
 

Washington DC
 

National Foundation for
 

Jewish Culture
 

New York NY
 

National Foundation for
 

Jewish Culture
 

New York NY
 

National Public Radio
 

Washington DC
 

Native American Center
 

Niagara NY
 

To support technical assistance to traditional
 80,000


communities such as Native American tribes,
 

local ethnic associations and rural communities
 

in the development, support, and evaluation of
 

ongoing folk arts activities
 

30,600
 To support a midwestern tour of Swedish-American
 

music and dance
 

14,800
 To support a tour of "Der Yidisher Caravan,"
 

presenting Yiddish traditional culture in Texas,
 

Utah, Arizona, Nevada, Colorado, Oregon,
 

Washington, California, and Oklahoma
 

To support "Raices Musicales," a tour of Mexican-
 29,040


American music and dance through several western
 

states
 

15,000
 To support the 43rd annual National Folk
 

Festival at Wolf Trap Farm Park
 

To support "Echoes of the Ozarks," a four-week
 29,220


tour by a troupe of Ozark traditional musicians,
 

dancers, and storytellers to 16 communities on
 

the Ozark Plateau in Missouri, Arkansas,
 

Illinois, Kansas, and Oklahoma
 

To support a concert tour by the surviving
 27,640


members of the Cambodian Royal Khmer Classical
 

Ballet
 

To support the position of tour coordinator
 14,360


I0,000
 To support a tour presenting Sephardic
 

traditional arts to ten communities in New York,
 

New Jersey, and Connecticut
 

I0,000
 To support a series of 12 half-hour radio
 

programs presenting music recorded at the Jewish
 

Ethnic Music Festival
 

17,000
 To support a series of radio programs on the
 

music of recent immigrant groups to ~he United
 

States
 

20,000
 To support research and documentation of 200
 

Iroquois "wampum belts," and for a program of
 

community education on the meaning and
 

significance of this historical Iroquois art
 

form Iroquois art form
 

Nebraskans for Public To support a pilot program of a television 15,000 

Television series examining folk art in the Northern Plains 

Lincoln NE 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

130 Folk Arts 

New Hampshire Commission
 

on the Arts
 

Concord NH
 

New Hampshire Commission
 

on the Arts
 

Concord NH
 

New Jersey Historical
 

Commission
 

Trenton NJ
 

New Jersey Public
 

Broadcasting Authority
 

Trenton NJ
 

New Mexico Arts Commission
 

Santa Fe NM
 

New Mexico Arts Division
 

Santa Fe NM
 

New River Community
 

College
 

Dublin VA
 

New York State Council on
 

the Arts
 

New York NY
 

New York State Council on
 

the Arts
 

New York NY
 

New York, Research Fdno of
 

the State University of
 

Albany NY
 

North Carolina Department
 

of Cultural Resources
 

Raleigh NC
 

North Carolina Department
 

of Cultural Resources
 

Raleigh NC
 

North Country Community
 

College
 

Saranac Lake NY
 

To support the position of state folk arts
 15,01
 coordinator
 

Support to amend grant # 92-5531-0184 to provide
 7,3~
 theservices of a part-time project assistant
 

To support the salary and travel of the state
 28,6~
 folklorist with the New Jersey Historical
 

Commission’s Folklife Program
 

To support the production of a 30-minute film
 17,4[


documenting the traditional crafts of decoy
 

carving and hunting boat construction in New
 

Jersey
 

To support a program demonstrating local Native­ 13,7~
 

American arts at Pecos National Monument
 

To support a continuation of the°"Musica de los
 12,0:
 

Viejitos,, a radio series of traditional
 

Hispanic music of northern New Mexico
 

To support honoraria for local traditional
 3,9(


artists and craftsmen demonstrating and
 

performing as a part of Appalachian Awareness
 

Week
 

To support the salary and travel of the folk
 30,0~
 

arts coordinator
 

To support the position of state folk arts
 24,0(


coordinator
 

To enable the State University College at
 4,98
 Brockport to provid~ seven performances by local
 

musicians at sites along the Erie canal of
 

traditional music historically associated with
 

the canal
 

To support coordination and planning of the 14,20
 

"Folk Arts in North Carolina Schools" program
 

To support the position of staff folklorist 20,11
 

To enable the Center for Adirondack Studies to 9,34


provide an apprentice program in the
 

construction of traditional Adirondack guide
 

boats
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

Folk Arts 131 

~:~~North Dakota Council on To support the position of state folklorist 22,511
 

~-~the Arts 

Fargo ND 

Northwest Film Study To support amendment of grant # 92-5531-1139 for 15,000 

Center the completion of a film on Polish-American 

Fortland OR polka music and dance 

Northwestern State To support the Natchitoches Folk Festival, a two­ 10,000 

University day event featuring traditional music, dance, 

Natchitoches LA foods, and crafts from northern and central 

Louisiana 

Oakland Museum To support "American Quilts: A Handmade Legacy," 15,000 

Oakland CA a major exhibition of 19th- and 20th-century 

quilts 

Oboade Institute of To support a 25-week series of classes in 6,950 

African Culture traditional Ghanaian music and dance by Ga 

Washington DC musician Yacub Addy 

Ohio Arts Council To support experimental residencies in Ohio 2,500 

Columbus OH school districts by a local traditional carver 

and two musicians/singers 

Ohio Arts Council To support the salary of the coordinator of the 5,000 

Columbus OH Folk Artists in Schools and Community Program 

Ohio Foundation on the To support the salary of an intern to 14,000 

Arts participate in a variety of folklife program 

Columbus OH activities and direct an educational project 

Oregon Arts Commission To support the exhibition of "Webfoots amd 5,500 

Salem OR Bunchgrassers: Folk Art of the Oregon Country," 

Xn the Oregon State Capitol Building 

Oregon Arts Commission To support a festival of urban folklife 15,165 

Salem OR featuring artists from ethnic communities in 

Portland 

Oregon School of the Arts To support a series of workshops in traditional 8,629 

and Crafts Laotian woodcarving under the instruction of 

Portland OR master Lao carver Mr. Langgransith 

Pacific Northwest Indian To support a series of demonstrations of 6,060 

Center traditional crafts by Native American craftsmen 

Spokane WA of various Northwest tribes at the Museum of 

Native American Cultures 

Phelps Stokes Fund To support presentations by Afro-Caribbean 15,000 

New York NY traditional artists in the third annual 

festival, "Caribbean Expressions" 

Phelps Stokes Fund To support a series of musical 14,00~ 

New York NY lecture/demonstrations in prisons, 

rehabilitation centers, and senior citizens’ 

centers in the greater New York area by master 

Afro-Cuban musician Julito Collazo and his ensemble 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

132 Folk Arts 

Pilipino Cultural Resource
 To support a series of workshops by local
 Center
 Pilipino artists to culminate in a festival
 San Diego CA
 celebrating local Pilipino folk arts
 

Pittsburgh, University of
 To support amending grant # 02-5530-132 to
 Pittsburgh PA
 include additional ethnic festival research
 

costs
 

Portable Channel
 To support a film of traditional Mohawk legends
 Rochester
 NY as told by elder members of the tribe
 

Pratt Institute
 To support amending grant # R70-54-128 to
 Brooklyn
 NY include additional fees to performers and costs
 

Puerto Rico Community
 

Services Administration
 

Santurce PR
 

Queens Council on the Arts
 

Jamaica NY
 

Rappahannock Community
 

College
 

Glenns VA
 

Redevelopment Authority of
 

the City of Milwaukee
 

Milwaukee
 

Rhode Island Black
 

Heritage Society
 

Providence
 RI
 

Rhode Island State Council
 

on the Arts
 

Providence RI
 

Rhode Island State Council
 

on the Arts
 

Providence RI
 

Rhode Island, University
 

of
 

Kingston RI
 

Rock Creek Institute
 

Washington
 DC
 

for multiple prints of a film on Mohawk dance
 

To enable the Board of Community Services to
 

Senior Citizens to support two
 

instructors/organizers for a year-long series of


classes and performances of traditional Puerto
 

Rican music and dance
 

To support the position of folk arts coordinator
 

for the Borough of Queens
 

To support the Dragon Run Folklife Festival
 

featuring traditional music, dance, and crafts
 

of the Tidewater area in Virginia
 

To support bringing the "Green Fields of
 

America" tour group of traditional Irish-


American musicians and dancers to the Irish
 

Festival of Milwaukee
 

To support an exhibition of traditional quilts
 

from the Rhode Island black community and a one-


week demonstration by seven senior quilters
 

To support the development of a pilot folkartists-in-education program to place
 

traditional artists and craftspeople in public
 

schools
 

To support the position of state folk arts
 

coordinator
 

To support a festival of arts and crafts of
 

Indian tribes on Rhode Island
 

To support a set of three LP discs documenting
 

"American Talkers,,, featuring street vendors,
 

tent .show pitchmen, auctioneers, and
 

storytellers
 

17,000
 

2,000
 

22,500
 

1,218
 

20,800
 

24,300
 

3,000
 

7,065
 

3,661
 

11,820
 

20,930
 

7,210
 

20,500
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

Samahan Philippine Dance
 

Company
 

E1 Cajon CA
 

Seattle Association for
 

Media Arts
 

Seattle WA
 

Shoreham-Wading River
 

Center School District
 

Shoreham NY
 

Sino-American Cultural
 

Society
 

Washington DC
 

Skokomish Indian Tribe
 

Shelton WA
 

Society for Asian Music
 

New York NY
 

South Idaho, College of
 

Twin Falls ID
 

Southwestern Alternate
 

Media Project
 

Houston TX
 

St. Lawrence County
 

Historical Association
 

Canton NY
 

Suffolk, County of
 

West Sayville NY
 

SUM Concerts
 

Houston TX
 

Tanana Chiefs Conference
 

Fairbanks AK
 

Tempe Historical Society
 

Tempe AZ
 

Tennessee Arts Commission
 

Nashville TN
 

To support a visiting master artist to teach
 

classes in "rondalla," a traditional Pilipino
 

string orchestra music
 

To support a 58-minute film documenting
 

traditional Hmong (Laotian) artists from a
 

refugee camp in northern Thailand as they resettle in Seattle, Washington
 

To support a circus artists-in-residence program
 

in local schools
 

To enable the Chinese Opera Society to offer a
 

series of performances of Chinese Peking opera
 

To support amending grant # 02-5530-0181 for the
 

Skokomish traditional basketry project
 

To support artists’ fees and descriptive
 

programs for a concert series presenting
 

outstanding Asian musicians and musical forms
 

To support production of a short film segment on
 

traditional Coyote tales
 

To support a 30-minute 16mm film documenting the
 

traditional Moros y Cristianos folk drama in
 

Chimayo, New Mexico
 

To support a research and documentation project
 

on the North Country region of New York State as
 

background for an exhibition of folk arts from
 

the region
 

To support a series of museum demonstrations,
 

workshops, and a folklife festival highlighting
 

the maritime traditional arts of Long Island
 

fishermen
 

To support local artists’ fees in the fifth
 

annual Juneteenth Blues Festival in Houston,
 

Texas
 

To support a project on Athabascan traditional
 

arts including workshops on local Indian crafts
 

and appearances by local Indian artists at two
 

festivals in Fairbanks
 

To support the Arizona Folk Fair at the historic
 

Petersen homestead
 

To support a catalogue to accompany an exhibit
 

of gravestones and stone sculpture by William
 

Edmondson
 

Folk Arts 133 

6,000
 

17,180
 

18,000
 

6,500
 

2,300
 

5,050
 

11,961
 

36,050
 

8,600
 

18,760
 

5,000
 

26,810
 

9,351
 

20,000
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

134 Folk Arts 

Tennessee Department of
 

Conservation
 

Nashville TN
 

Tennessee Folklore Society
 

Arlington TN
 

Texas Commission on the
 

Arts
 

Austin TX
 

Theater Workshop Boston
 

Jamaica Plain MA
 

Tufts University
 

Medford MA
 

Turkish American Cultural
 

Alliance
 

Skokie IL
 

United Indian Health
 

Services
 

Eureka CA
 

United Indians of All
 

Tribes Foundation
 

Seattle WA
 

USC-Idyllwild School of
 

Music and Arts
 

Idyllwild CA
 

Utah Arts Council
 

Salt Lake City UT
 

Vermont Council on the
 

Arts
 

Montpelier VT
 

Vermont Council on the
 

Arts
 

Montpelier VT
 

Vermont Public Radio
 

Windsor
 VT
 

To support the third annual Tennessee State
 

Parks Folklife Project
 

To support a promotional campaign to assure a
 

maximum audience for "Southbound," a series of
 

films on southern folk music and musicians for
 

national broadcast on PBS
 

To support the Texas state folk arts
 

coordinator, including partial salaryand
 

expenses
 

To support a series of presentations of Puerto
 

Rican music and dance
 

To support the Northeast Regional Fiddlers’
 

Convention
 

To support a series of local presentations on
 

Turkish traditional music, dance, and crafts
 

To enable the Indian Action Council to produce a
 

30-minute film depicting the manner in which
 

four Northern California tribes - the Hupa,
 

Tolowa, Karuk, and Wintu - have managed to
 

retain their traditional art forms
 

To support a touring photodocumentary exhibit
 

and accompanying catalogue documenting
 

traditional arts and artists of Northwest Coast
 

and Plains/Plateau cultures
 

To support a one-week folk music workshop
 

featuring musicians from Southern California
 

during the summer session at the Idyllwild
 

School of Music and Arts
 

To enable the Utah Folklife Center to support a
 

regional planning meeting that brings together ’
 

state arts coordinators from west of the
 

Mississippi
 

To support a major exhibit of Vermont folk arts
 

designed to travel within the state and
 

throughout New England
 

To support amendment of # 02-5530-185 to cover
 

costs involved in copying tapes and photographs
 

of traditional Vermont artists
 

To support four one-hour radio programs on
 

traditional New England storytelling and music
 

17,500
 

15,000
 

22,000
 

9,715
 

11,290
 

I0,000
 

23,150
 

19,000
 

8,740
 

4,950
 

25,000
 

4,500
 

27,419
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Vermont, University and
 

State Agricultural College
 

of
 

Burlington VT
 

Virgin Islands Family
 

Institute and Training
 

Center
 

St. Thomas VI
 

Virginia Museum of Fine
 

Arts Exhibition Service
 

Richmond VA
 

Washington Area Filmmakers
 

League
 

Washington DC
 

West Nebraska Arts Center
 

Scotts Bluff NE
 

West Nebraska Arts Center
 

Scotts Bluff NE
 

West New York Soc. for the
 

Pres. of Italian Folklore
 

Buffalo NY
 

West Side Community Center
 

Milwaukee WI
 

Western Carolina
 

University
 

Cullowhee NC
 

Western Carolina
 

University
 

Cullowhee NC
 

Western Carolina
 

University
 

Cullowhee NC
 

Woodrow Wilson
 

International Center
 

Washington DC
 

Woodrow Wilson
 

International Center
 

Washington DC
 

Wyoming Council on the
 

Arts
 

Cheyenne WY
 

To enable Vermont Educational Television to
 

present a one-hour program of traditional
 

Vermont folk music, dance, and storytelling
 

To support amending grant # 92-5531-029 for the
 

project "Virgin Island Voices," which includes
 

the documentation of folk arts in the Virgin
 

Islands
 

To support a traveling exhibition of Navajo
 

weaving
 

To enable the Washington National Cathedral
 

Association to produce a 30-minute documentary
 

film on the traditional stone carvers who have
 

helped build the cathedral
 

To support an expanded folk arts program at the
 

West Nebraska Arts Center
 

To support traditional musicians’ fees for the
 

annual Greek reunion at Bayard, Nebraska
 

To support a celebration of local Italian-


American folk art traditions in Lewis~on, New
 

York
 

To support a series of workshops and concerts
 

featuring the traditional arts from the ethnic
 

communities on Milwaukee’s "West Side"
 

To enable the Mountain Heritage Center to
 

conduct three local mini-festivals in small
 

communities in southwestern North Carolina
 

To support artists’ fees for the 1981 Mountain
 

Heritage Days, an annual festival of Appalachian
 

life
 

To support the position of folklife and folk
 

arts director with the university’s Mountain
 

Heritage Center
 

To enable Escuela del Rumba to provide
 

instructional workshops in Afro-Cuban.percussion
 

styles and record an LP disc, both of which
 

feature the Afro-Cuban ensemble, "Kumbata"
 

To offer performances in traditional Afro-Cuban
 

rumba
 

To support the position of state folk arts
 

coordinator
 

Folk Arts 135 

20,925
 

3,850
 

6,603
 

31,550
 

18,030
 

1,600
 

12,390
 

15,800
 

10,042
 

7,470
 

7,969
 

12,830
 

7,500
 

26,727
 
136 Folk Arts 

Yeh Yu Chinese Opera 

Association 

New York NY 

Zuni Communications 

Authority 

Zuni NM 

TOTAL FOR FOLK ARTS
 

Folk Arts 

Apprenticeships 

Billy, Rokucho
 

Saipan CM
 

Brand, Keith
 

Morgantown
 

Carr, Kevin
 

San Francisco CA
 

Clark, Jonathan D.
 

San Jose CA
 

Elliott, Douglas B
 

Burnsville
 

Gonzales, John
 

Austin TX
 

Gonzales, Rosemary
 

Austin TX
 

Gonzales, Veronica
 

Austin TX
 

Guthrie, Irene C.
 

Ketchikan
 AK
 

To support a series of workshops,
 17,640


demonstrations, and full performances by the Yeh
 

Yu Peking Opera Ensemble
 

To support the documentation of traditional Zuni
 5,440
 narrative through audio recording, and for the
 

production of radio programs based on the
 

narratives
 

217 GRANTS 3,043,907
 

To support. Rokucho Billy, director of the
 3,052
 Agharupw Society Dancers, to apprentice with a
 

visiting dance-master from the Mortlock Islands
 

in order to increase repertoire and master the
 

distinctive style of the Mortlock dances
 

To support study of traditional fiddle-making
 1,000
 and repair-work with master traditional
 

instrument-maker Albert Hash
 

To support the study of Irish fiddling with
 1,200
 

traditional Irish fiddler Joe Martagh
 

To support study of the Mexican "guitarron" with
 1,500
 

master traditional musician Natividad Santiago
 

To support an apprenticeship with Theron and
 3,000
 Doris Edwards in basketry traditional to the
 

North Carolina mountain region
 

To support study of traditional "vihuela"
 685
 

technique of the Mexican "mariachis" with master
 

traditional musician Pedro Moreno
 

To support study of traditional "mariachi" style
 685
 

of trumpet playing with master traditional
 

musician Pedro Moreno.
 

To support study of traditional violin technique
 685
 

with the master traditional mariachi musician
 

Pedro Moreno
 

To support the study of various aspects of
 2,500
 indigenous southeast Alaskan basketry
 

(harvesting, curing, crafting) with master
 

crafts-woman Dolores Churchill
 
 

 

Lipp, Laurie N.
 

Marshfield VT
 

Medel, Jesus
 

Houston TX
 

Montoya, Noe
 

Santa Clara CA
 

Moreno, Ricardo
 

San Jose CA
 

Negron-Rivera, Gerardo
 

Morovis PR
 

Nuth, Katya
 

Wheaton MD
 

Olopai, Lino
 

Saipan CM
 

Po, Lin
 

Wheaton MD
 

Quinn, David
 

Middlebury VT
 

Ramirez-Santiago, Maritza
 

Cabo Rojo PR
 

Rodriguez, Russell
 

San Jose CA
 

Rosado, Jose Antonio
 

Utuado PR
 

Rothfield, Susan
 

Trumansburg NY
 

Ryza, Rebecca
 

Chatsworth CA
 

Folk Arts 137 

To support study of traditional techniques of 

weaving on the weighted loom with master weaver 

Norman Kennedy 

2,350 

To support study of the art of traditional 

leatherwork with master boot-maker Jesus Ramirez 

1,185 

To support study of "jarocho" vocal technique 1,500
 

with master Mexican-American musician Artemio
 

Posadas
 

To support study of traditional Mexican 1,500
 

"huastecan" fiddling with Artemio Posadas
 

To support study of the making of the cuatro (a 3,150
 

type of Puerto Rican folk guitar) with master
 

cuatro maker Julio Negro
 

To support the study of classical Cambodian 1,000
 

dance with master traditional dancer Sin Ny
 

To support an apprenticeship with Pius Piuluq, 5,823
 

master canoe-maker/ navigator from Satawal
 

Island in Yap, constructing during the year a
 

small paddling canoe and a large ocean-going
 

canoe, and for documenting the.~const~uction
 

process using videotape
 

To support the study of classical Cambodian 1,000
 

dance with master dancer Peou Khatna
 

To support study of traditional Irish "uilleann" 2,000
 

bagpipe-making techniques with master
 

traditional Irish musician Breandan Breathnach
 

To support study of traditional palm fiber 2,323
 

weaving with traditional weaver Dona Irene
 

Morales
 

To support Russel Rodriguez to study with master 1,500
 

Mexican-American musician Artemio Posadas
 

To support the study of the carving of .3,098
 

traditional bird figures with master woodcarver
 

Emilio Rosado
 

To support study of traditional Cajun fiddling 1,500
 

with master traditional artist Dewey Balfa
 

To support study of Mexican "huastecan" fiddling 1,500
 

style and vocal techniques with master musician
 

Artemio Posadas
 
 

138 Folk Arts 

Saeed, Abdul-Samad
 

Washington DC
 

Salam, Wajid A.
 

Hyattsville
 

Savereno, Joan L.
 

Washington
 

Shareef, Jamal
 

Washington
 

Shirley, Lorene
 

Lavonia
 

Stratton, John M.
 

Snowbird
 

DC
 

DC
 

GA
 

UT
 

Talton, Rebecca A. 

Raleigh NC 

Yanez, Manuel 

Los Angeles CA 

Yin, Chamroeun 

Wheaton MD 

To support study of traditional West African
 1,500
 drumming with master traditional Ga drummer
 

Yacub T. Addy
 

To support study of traditional West African
 1,500
 drumming with master traditional Ga drummer
 

Yacub T. Addy
 

To support study of traditional Italian
 3,000
 needlework with master artist Anna Peluso
 

To support study of West African drumming
 1,500
 techniques, bell patterns, and songs with master
 

traditional Ga musician Yacub T. Addy
 

To support a study of traditional quilting with
 2,000
 master traditional quilter Ruby Nell Anthony
 

To support study of traditional stonecarving
 3,000
 with master artist Phil Condra
 

To support study of traditional basketmaking
 1,500
 with basketmaker Thurmond D. Strickland
 

To support study of the Bolivian charango with
 2,200
 master traditional musician William Ernesto
 

Centellas
 

To support the study of classical Cambodian
 1,000
 dance with master Cambodian dancer Nuth Rachana
 

TOTAL FOR FOLK ARTS APPRENTICESHIPS
 32 GRANTS 60,936
 

TOTAL FOR FOLK ARTS PROGRAM
 249 GRANTS 3,104,843
 
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141 

Inter-Arts
 

The Inter-Arts Program supports projects and 

institutions that cross the lines of the traditional 

arts disciplines. The Program funds presenting 

organizations, artists’ colonies, and service organizations, as well as interdisciplinary projects 

that result in the creation of original work. 

Inter-Arts Advisory Panels
 

Roger Abrahams
 

Folklorist
 

Claremont, CA
 

Fernando Alegria
 

Poet, educator
 

Stanford, CA
 

Betty Allen
 

Mezzo-soprano
 

New York, NY
 

Tom Bachetti
 

Symphony orchestra
 

assoc, general manager
 

Atlanta, GA
 

Miriam Baegel
 

Director of presenting
 

organization
 

Phoenix, AZ
 

Sally Banes
 

Dance writer and
 

critic
 

New York, NY
 

Simon Michael Bessie
 

Publisher
 

New York, NY
 

Edward Block
 

Corporate executive
 

New York, NY
 

James "Plunky" Branch
 

Arts administrator,
 

jazz musician
 

Richmond, VA
 

Richard Collins
 

Arts administrator,
 

fund-raiser
 

Seattle, WA
 

Mary "NasA" Cox
 

State arts agency
 

director
 

Frankfort, KY
 

Laura Dean
 

Choreographer, composer
 

New York, NY
 

Nancy Englander
 

Executive director of
 

artist colony
 

Peterborough, NH
 

Barnet Fain
 

Corporate executive
 

Providence, RI
 

Robert F~tzpatrick
 

Arts institute
 

president
 

Valencia, CA
 

Anne Focke
 

Media center director
 

Seattle, WA
 

Elliott Galkin
 

Music conservatory
 

director
 

Baltimore, MD
 

Sara Garretson
 

Executive director of
 

service organization
 

New York, NY
 

Brendan Gill
 

Drama Critic
 

New York, NY
 

Michael Harper
 

Poet, educator, editor
 

Providence, RI
 

David Haughland
 

Regional arts
 

organization director
 

Minneapolis, MN
 
142 Inter-Arts 

Patrick Hayes
 

Arts presenter
 

Washington, D.C.
 

Natalie Hinderas 

Pianist 

 ̄ Philadelphia, PA 

Frank Jacobson
 

Arts center director
 

Arvada, CO
 

Naomi Larkin
 

Service organization
 

director
 

San Francisco, CA
 

Reynold Levy
 

Director of presenting
 

organizations
 

New York, NY
 

Harvey Lichtenstein
 

President of performing
 

arts center
 

Brooklyn, NY
 

Bruce Marks
 

Artistic director,
 

choreographer
 

Salt Lake City, UT
 

John Mazzola
 

President of performing
 

arts center
 

New York, NY
 

Sandra V. Moore
 

Architect, environmental
 

designer, educator
 

Tallahassee, FL
 

Henry Moran
 

Director of regional
 

arts agency
 

Kansas City, KS
 

Maureen O’Neill
 

Arts presenter
 

Seattle, WA
 

Jan Oetinger
 

Arts presenter
 

Santa Barbara, CA
 

Richard Oldenburg
 

Museum director
 

New York, NY
 

Michael Palmer
 

Poet, editor
 

San Francisco, CA
 

Bonnie Pitman-Gelles
 

Museum and education
 

consultant
 

New York, NY
 

E. Arthur Prieve
 

Arts administration
 

program director
 

Madison, WI
 

Nigel Redden
 

Arts presenter
 

Minneapolis, MN
 

Joan Sandler
 

Arts administrator,
 

consultant
 

New York, NY
 

Robert Stearns
 

Video curator
 

Cincinnati, OH
 

Ted Striggles
 

Attorney
 

New York, NY
 

Anne Truitt
 

Visual artist
 

Washington, D.C.
 

Albert Ko Webster
 

Symphony orchestra
 

manager
 

New York, NY
 

Jerry Willis
 

Public events manager
 

Pasadena, CA
 

Carmen Zapata
 

Actress, singer
 

Los Angeles, CA
 

CONSULTANTS
 

Marvin Bell
 

Poet
 

Iowa City, IA
 

Linda Goode-Bryant
 

Director of presenting
 

organization
 

New York, NY
 

Joan Harris
 

President of opera
 

company
 

Chicago, IL
 

Carmen Moore
 

Composer
 

New York, NY
 

Robert Moss
 

Theater director
 

New York, NY
 

Elsa Robles
 

Director of Hispanic
 

service organization
 

New York, NY
 
 

 

 

 

 

Inter-Arts 143 

Inter-Arts Grants 

Artists Colonies 

Cummington Community of
 

the Arts
 

Cummington MA
 

Fine Arts Work Center in
 

Provincetown 

Provincetown MA 

MacDowell Colony 

Peterborough NH 

MacDowell Colony
 

Peterborough NH
 

MacDowell Colony
 

Peterborough
 

Millay Colony for the Arts
 

Austerlitz NY
 

Nature Conservancy
 

Temecula CA
 

Ossabaw Foundation
 

Savannah
 GA
 

Ossabaw Foundation
 

Savannah GA
 

Ragdale Foundation
 

Lake Forest
 

Virginia Center for the
 

Creative Arts
 

Sweet Briar VA
 

Yaddo, Corporation of
 

Saratoga Springs NY
 

To support the Nature Conservancy’s artists
 

scholarship program, which provides 75 artists
 

with living and working facilities in a
 

community atmosphere
 

To support a program providing 20 emerging
 

artists with seven-month work residencies
 

To support residency fellowships for writers,
 

composers and visual artists during 1982
 

To support fund-raising and publicity assistance
 

to develop a "friends or "associate" program for
 

the Colony
 

To support residency fellowships for writers,
 

composers, and and visual artists during 1981
 

To support the residency program for 60 writers,
 

composers, and visual artists
 

To support providing residency opportunities to
 

35 artists at the Dorland Mountain Colony
 

To support residencies at Ossabow Island for 100
 

visual artists, composers, and writers during
 

1981
 

To support residencies at Ossabaw Island for 120
 

visual artists, composers, and writers during
 

1982
 

To support residency assistance to 100 writers
 

and visual artists
 

To support artist residencies in the Blue Ridge
 

Mountains
 

To support residencies for professional artists
 

in the visual arts, literature, and musical
 

composition during 1982
 

.17,500
 

35,000
 

50,000
 

7,000
 

70,000 TF
 

18,000
 

7,500 PG
 

7,500 TF
 

30,000 TF
 

27,500 TF
 

9,000
 

30,000 TF
 

15,000
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

144 Inter-Arts 

Yaddo, Corporation of
 To support residencies for professional artists


Saratoga Springs NY
 in the visual arts, literature, and musical
 

composition during 1981
 

TOTAL FOR ARTISTS COLONIES
 

13 GRANTS
 

Presenting Organizations 

Alternative Center For
 

International Arts
 

New York NY
 

Alternative Center for
 

International Arts 

New York NY 

Arkansas Art Center 

Little Rock AR 

Arts Center and Theater of
 

Schenec tady
 

Schenectady NY
 

Arts Council of Orange
 

County
 

Middletown NY
 

Arvada Center for the Arts
 

and Humanities
 

Arvada CO
 

Ashtabula Arts Center
 

Ashtabula
 OH
 

Atlanta Arts Alliance
 

Atlanta
 GA
 

Bardavon 1869 Opera House
 

Poughkeepsie NY
 

Brooklyn Academy of Music
 

Brooklyn NY
 

To support a fund-raising drive and the
 

publication of a newsletter
 

To support the employment of a marketing expert
 

and to support advertising and publicity
 

expenses
 

To supportthe Arts Center in the employment of
 

a development director
 

To.support the creation of an Office of
 

Marketing and Audience Development
 

To support travel expenses for the executive
 

director and a board member to visit the
 

Paramount Art Center in Aurora, Illinois
 

To support the second phase of a marketing
 

program and the first phase of a fundraising/development program for the center
 

To support a full-time technical director and
 

the purchase of lighting equipment to upgrade
 

the center’s presentation of touring and local
 

artists
 

To support the purchase of a computer system,
 

and necessary programming to computerize the
 

fund-raising campaigns for the Alliance
 

To support a promotions professional to increase
 

attendance at sponsored events and generate
 

materials aimed at building a "cultural
 

constituency" for the Bardavon
 

To support an institutional development program
 

that aims to improve the generation of income
 

35,000
 

359,000
 

I0,000
 

10,000
 

10,000
 

10,000
 

1,600
 

18,000
 

10,000
 

33,925
 

15,000
 

50,000
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

~Brooklyn Academy of Music
 

Brooklyn NY
 

Brooklyn Arts and Culture
 

Association
 

Brooklyn NY
 

Brooklyn Arts and Culture
 

Association
 

Brooklyn NY
 

Cambridge Arts Council
 

Cambridge MA
 

Center for the Arts
 

Westerly RI
 

Centrum Foundation
 

Port Townsend
 WA
 

Chautauqua Institution
 

Ch au ta qua N Y
 

Chemung County. Performing
 

Arts
 

Elmira NY
 

~hemung County Performing
 

Arts
 

Elmira NY
 

College Community Services
 

Brooklyn NY
 

Consortium of New York
 

City Alternative Centers
 

New York NY
 

Contemporary Arts Center
 

Cincinnati OH
 

Contemporary Arts Center
 

New Orleans LA
 

Contemporary Arts Center
 

Cincinnati OH
 

Inter-Arts 145 

50,000
 To support audience development efforts aimed at
 

attracting black and Hispanic audiences to arts
 

activities and to support the implementation of
 

.a computer software program in the academy’s
 

marketing and development departments
 

10,000
 To support an audience development project for
 

the association’s Downtown Cultural Center
 

15,000
 To support staff positions for the association’s
 

new Downtown Cultural Center
 

5,000
 To support administrative costs of expanding and
 

strengthening presentations
 

2,500
 To support an audience development campaign
 

15,000
 To support the intensification of public
 

relations and promotional efforts
 

25,000
 To support a marketing manager and a p~rt-time
 

summer publicity writer to coordinate an
 

audience development campaign
 

15,000
 To support the establishment of a new arm of the
 

Marketing Department
 

10,000
 To support a director of marketing and an
 

educational coordinator working with marketing,
 

research, and audience development
 

4,000
 To support an audience survey for the Brooklyn
 

Center for the Performing Arts
 

10,000
 To support a consortium effort among six
 

alternative spaces in New York City
 

I0,000
 To support technical and promotional expenses
 

for presentations in dance, music, performance
 

art, film, and video
 

To support an audience development campaign
 7,500


15,000
 To support the promotion of a wide range of
 

presentations
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

146 Inter-Arts 

Cornish Institute
 

Seattle
 WA
 

Creative Time
 

New York
 NY
 

Creative Time
 

New York
 NY
 

Crooked Tree Arts Council
 

Petoskey MI
 

Dance Theater Workshop
 

New York NY
 

Dartmouth College,
 

Trustees of
 

Hanover
 

Denver Center for the
 

Performing Arts
 

Denver
 CO
 

E1 Museo del Barrio
 

New York NY
 

Film in the Cities
 

St° Paul
 MN
 

Flagstaff Festival of the
 

Arts
 

Flagstaff AZ
 

Folger Shakespeare Library
 

Washington DC
 

Franklin Furnace Archive
 

New York NY
 

Friends of the Arts
 

Locust Valley
 NY
 

Galveston County Cultural
 

Arts~Council
 

Galveston TX
 

Grand Opera House
 

Wilmington
 DE
 

To support the administration and promotion of
 

the Sundays at Cornish Series
 

To support the hiring of consultants to develop
 

promotional activities, and to plan for growth
 

of the organization
 

To support a full-time promotion position and
 

fees for a financial development adviser
 

To support the positions of administrator and
 

theater manager for the new Virginia Mo McCune
 

Community Arts Center
 

To support the two new part-time box office
 

positions, a part-time press and publicity staff
 

member, and additional lighting equipment
 

To support the development and implementation of
 

a complete and inclusive information storage and
 

retrieval system for the Hopkins Center
 

To support the administration and promotion of
 

the "Festival Caravan"
 

To support the hiring of a full-time audience
 

development staff member
 

To support a public relations coordinator
 

To support a director of funding development who
 

will plan and implement funding drives
 

To support a project for improvement in
 

production quality of events through purchase of
 

a lighting system
 

To support the creation of a department of
 

development
 

To support the expansion of administrative staff
 

To support.the expansion and promotion of the
 

council,s Performing Arts Series in anticipation
 

of the reopening of the restored 1894 Grand
 

Opera House
 

To support activities necessary to expand the
 

Grand’s audience and donor base
 

5,001
 

15,00(
 

7,500
 

6,000
 

10,000
 

11,000
 

25,445
 

12,000
 

10,000
 

10,000
 

6,500
 

10,000
 

7,500
 

15,000 

10,255
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

I 

Greater Ashland Area
 

Cultural and Economic
 

Ashland
 KY
 

Greater Juneau Arts and
 

Humanities Council
 

Juneau AK
 

Haleakala
 

New York
 NY
 

Hallwalls
 

Buffalo
 NY
 

Helena Film Society
 

Helena
 MT
 

Hippodrome Theater
 

Gainesville FL
 

Institute for Art and
 

Urban Resources
 

Long Island City NY
 

Inter-Media Art Center
 

Bayville NY
 

Iowa, University of
 

Iowa City IA
 

Island Center of St. Croix
 

Christiansted VI
 

Jacob’s Pillow Dance
 

Festival
 

Stockbridge MA
 

Kansas State University
 

Manhattan KS
 

Kansas, University of
 

Lawrence KS
 

To support a project for expansion of
 

opportunities and development of programs for
 

the Paramount Arts Center, a restored 1930
 

motion-picture theater
 

To support the council’s ability to present
 

improved programming through the aquisition of a
 

roll-away acoustical shell and portable dance
 

floor
 

To support the expansion of the fundraising
 

staff
 

To support the acquisition of in-house audio and
 

visual equipment, and the employment of
 

technical assistance for maintenance and set-up
 

To support an audience development staff person
 

to expand the series subscription campaign
 

To support administration and promotion of the
 

theater’s Inter-Arts Series, which presents a
 

variety of art forms
 

To support the addition of two staff ~ositions,
 

and the purchase of video and film equipment
 

To support a staff person to carry out
 

additional administrative, curatorial,
 

operational, and promotional responsibilities
 

To support a marketing program for season
 

subscription sales by increasing the regional
 

audience awareness of the events sponsored by
 

Hancher Auditorium
 

To support a director of development to plan,
 

coordinate, and manage fund-raising activities
 

To support the second, phase of a joint promotion
 

project for Jacob’s Pillow and Berkshire Theater
 

Festival
 

To support the hiring of a marketing expert and
 

a public relations!audience development
 

specialist
 

To support an arts coordinator to enlarge the
 

university’s ability to attract artists of
 

excellent quality and to expand audiences for
 

these events
 

Inter-Arts 147 

10,000
 

4,160
 

18,000
 

10,000
 

10,000 

10,000
 

15,000
 

5,000
 

10,000
 

7,500
 

15,000
 

10,000
 

10,000 
 

 

 

 

 

 

148 Inter-Arts 

Lincoln Center for the
 

Performing Arts
 

New York NY
 

Lower Manhattan Cultural
 

Council
 

New York NY
 

Maryland, University of
 

College Park ~D
 

McCarter Theater Company
 

Princeton NJ
 

Mills College
 

Oakland
 CA
 

Milwaukee County War
 

Memorial
 

Milwaukee WI
 

Native American Center for
 

the Living Arts
 

Niagara Falls NY
 

Natural Heritage Trust
 

Lewiston NY
 

New York Shakespeare
 

Festival
 

New York
 NY
 

New York Shakespeare
 

Festival
 

New York
 NY
 

North Carolina State
 

University
 

Raleigh
 NC
 

Northern Colorado,
 

University of
 

Greeley
 

Ocean State Performing
 

Arts Center
 

Providence
 RI
 

On the Boards
 

Seattle
 WA
 

To support the administration and promotion of
 

the Out-of-Doors Festival, and the Great
 

Performers Series
 

To support an additional staff member for
 

publicity and audience development
 

To support an audience development project
 

To support a development program for increasing
 

revenue and expanding audiences
 

To support the augmentation of current part-time
 

staff positions so that additional time can be
 

devoted to expanding audiences
 

To support the expansion of a promotional
 

campaign designed to broaden the impact of the
 

community programs provided by the Performing
 

Arts Center
 

To support the position of living-arts
 

coordinator
 

To support fund-raising and audience development
 

activities for the 1981 season at Artpark
 

To support a fund-raising effort concentrated on
 

increasing the baseof smaller contributors
 

To support the establishment of a membership
 

program to build the festival’s donor base
 

To support a collaborative audience development
 

program with the Raleigh Civic Center designed
 

to attract audiences from across eastern North
 

Carolina
 

To support an audience development coordinator
 

and consulting services on promotional
 

techniques
 

To support an audience development program
 

To support the hiring of an executive director
 

for the Washington Hall Performance Gallery
 

50,000
 

4,000
 

12,000
 

25,000
 

3,000
 

25,000
 

8,500
 

25,000
 

15,000
 

7,000
 

12,165
 

10,000
 

12,000
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Pacific Coast Performing
 

Arts Foundation 

Santa Cruz CA 

Palm Beach Festival 

West Palm Beach FL 

Paramount Arts Center
 

Aurora
 IL
 

Pennsylvania, Trustees of
 

the University of
 

Philadelphia PA
 

People’s Theater Coalition
 

San Francisco CA
 

Performing Arts
 

Association of St. Joseph
 

St. Joseph MO
 

Performing Arts Council
 

Los Angeles CA
 

Performing Arts for
 

Community and Education
 

Miami FL
 

Philadelphia All Star
 

Forum Series
 

Philadelphia PA
 

Portland Center for the
 

Visual Arts
 

Portland OR
 

Portsmouth, City of
 

Portsmouth
 NH
 

Private Arts Foundation
 

Washington DC
 

Ravinia Festival
 

Association
 

Chicago IL
 

Real Art Ways
 

Hartford
 CT
 

Inter-Arts 149 

5,000
 To support an audience development director
 

To support a part-time position for membership
 5,300


services and a direct mail campaign for the
 

festival
 

To. support an audience development campaign
 10,000


To support a two-part program at the Annenberg
 10,000


Center for Communication Arts and Sciences to
 

produce a comprehensive automated system with a
 

data base for statistical reporting and
 

producing mailing labels
 

To support the positions of audience development
 17,250


coordinator, and fiscal planner
 

To support an audience profile survey
 2,500


To support administrative costs associa%ed with
 30,000


ongoing pilot projects in the Education Division
 

of the Music Center
 

To support the development of the 1982 Big
 12,500


Orange Festival, a celebration of the performing
 

arts
 

To support the engagement of an audience
 10,000


development director and support staff
 

To support the launching of a membership and
 5,000


promotional campaign in conjunction with the
 

center’s tenth anniversary
 

To support the establishment of a fund 10,000
 

development program to create and implement a
 

number of revenue producing activites for the
 

Prescott Parks Arts Festival
 

To support the Washington Project for the Arts’
 6,000


coordination and development of new fund-raising
 

activities
 

11 ,500
 To support an education and audience enrichment
 

campaign and the expansion of "Concert Previews"
 

and "MurrayAvants"
 

10,000
 To support an audience development and fund-


raising campaign for interdiciplinary
 

presentations
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

150 Inter-Arts 

Regional Arts Foundation
 

West Palm Beach FL
 

Renaissance Development
 

Corporation
 

Louisville KY
 

Rockland Center for the
 

Arts
 

West Nyack NY
 

Roosevelt University
 

Chicago
 IL
 

Sangre de Cristo Arts and
 

Conference Center
 

Pueblo CO
 

Saratoga Performing Arts
 

Center
 

Saratoga Springs NY
 

Society for the Performing
 

Arts
 

Houston TX
 

Spirit Square Arts Center
 

Charlotte NC
 

Spoleto Festival, U.S.A.
 

Charlestown SC
 

St. Louis Conservatory and
 

School for the Arts 

St. Louis MO 

Stanford University 

Stanford CA 

Sun Ship Communications
 

Buffalo NY
 

Sun Valley Center for the
 

Arts
 

Sun Valley ID
 

Symphony Space
 

New York
 NY
 

, I 

To support an audience development project aimed 

at attracting audiences from a number of special 

constituencies 

10,{ 

To support an audience development and 

subscription project that will broaden the 

exposure of the community to the work of black 

artists 

To support full-time professional administration 

for audience development and outreach projects 

for the center’s multi-disciplinary programming 

To support the purchase and installation of a 

’new master control board for all stage lighting 

at the Auditorium Theater 

20,0( 

To support the second phase of an audience 

development and marketing campaign 10,2.~ 

To support the establishment of a marketing 

department and to complete a comprehensive study 

of the center’s audience 

24,0C 

To support a project to increase audience 

attendance at performances in Houston and San 

Antonio 

20,00 

To support the expansion of audiences for the 

center’s schedule of presentations 12,50’ 

To support developmental projects for 1981-82 

designed to identify and reach a wider, more 

diversified audience and to establish a broader 

base for contributed support 

25,00( 

To support the development and expansion of 

public performances at the conservatory 5,00C 

To support the community outreach program of the 

Lively Arts at Stanford, which constitutes a 

series of programs involving various community 

organizations 

6,115 

To support the purchase of a portable stage and 

theatrical lighting equipment 7,500 

To support the purchase of a portable stage and 

canvas tent for performing arts events 15,000 

To support the position of membership and 

volunteer coordinators, which will aid in the 

development of Hispanic outreach programs 

5,000 
 

 

 

 

 

 

T~xas, University of
 TX 

Vermont Council on the
 

Arts
 VT
 Montpelier
 

Vermont Council on the
 

Arts 

Montpelier VT 

Victory Theater 

Association 

Dayton OH 

Virgin Islands, College of
 

the
 

St. Thomas VI
 

Virgin Islands, College of
 

the
 

St. Thomas VI
 

Walker Art Center
 

Minneapolis MN
 

Walker Art Center
 

Minneapolis
 

Washington Performing Arts
 

Society
 

Washington DC
 

Washington Project for the
 

Arts
 

Washington DC
 

Wesleyan University
 

Middletown
 CT


Western Illinois
 

University
 

Macomb
 IL


Western Michigan
 

University
 

Kalamazoo
 MI
 

William Jewell College
 

Liberty MO
 

Wolf Trap Foundation
 

Vienna
 VA
 

To support a marketing research study on means
 

to increase audience attendance at performing
 

arts events
 

To support a plan to design and initiate a
 

cooperative marketing strategy for the Green
 

Mountains Consortium for the Performing Arts
 

To support administration of theGreen Mountains
 

Consortium for the Performing Arts
 

To support establishment of a full-time
 

professional marketing department
 

For an audience development directorand a full-


time director of fundraising at the Reichhold
 

Center for the Arts
 

To support an audience development director for
 

the Reichhold Center for the Arts
 

To support a major advertising/marketing
 

campaign
 

To support publicity and promotion expenses for
 

a choreographer’s festival and for the purchase
 

of permanent lighting and sound equipment
 

To support a campaign to increase the number of
 

dues-paying members and subscribers to the
 

society’s various programs
 

To support continued development of a
 

performance series
 

To support the hiring of one full-time box
 

office manager to run a relocated and newly
 

organized university box office at the Center
 

for the Arts
 

To support an audience development project by.
 

marketing the arts through a community-wide
 

network of communications
 

To support the establishment of a "Friends of
 

the Arts" organization for the James Wo Miller
 

Auditorium
 

To ~support a promotional campaign for season
 

tickets
 

To support audience development efforts
 

Inter-Arts 151 

10,810
 

5,000
 

10,000
 

12,500
 

18,000
 

13,000
 

35,000
 

25,000O
 

35,000
 

5,000
 

11,000
 

5,000
 

10,000
 

I0,00~
 

24,700
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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YM-YWHA of North Jersey
 

Wayne NJ
 

Young Men’s and Young
 

Women’s Hebrew Association
 

New York NY
 

To support an audience development project which
 

aims at attracting a larger and more varied
 

audience
 

To support an effort toward augmenting
 

fundraising capabilities and improving marketing


and promotion effectiveness
 

TOTAL FOR PRESENTING ORGANIZATIONS
 

Regional

Representatives 

Affiliated State Arts
 

Agencies of Upper Midwest
 

Minneapolis MN 

Cultural Council 

Foundation 

New York NY 

Cultural Council 

Foundation 

New York NY 

Cultural Council 

Foundation 

New York NY 

Kansas City Association of
 

Trusts and Foundations
 

Kansas City MO
 

Kansas City Association of
 

Trusts and Foundations
 

Kansas MO
 

Metropolitan Cultural
 

Alliance
 

Bos ton MA
 

Oregon Arts Foundation
 

Salem OR
 

Southern Arts Federation
 

Atlanta GA
 

Torres, Virginia
 

Los Angeles
 CA
 

111 GRANTS 

To support Romalyn Tilghman as the North Plains
 

States Regional Representative
 

To support John Wessel as the New York/Caribbean
 

Regional Representative
 

To support Gerald Ness as the Mid-South States
 

Regional Representative
 

To support Eduardo Garcia as the Mid-Atlantic
 

States Regional Representative
 

To support Frances Poteet as the South Plains
 

States Regional Representative
 

To support Bertha Masor as the Gulf States
 

Regional Representative
 

To support Rudy Nashan as the New England States
 

Regional Representative
 

To support Dale Kobler as the Northern 

California/Pacific Islands Regional 

Representative " 

To support Robert Hollister as the Gulf States
 

Regional Representative
 

To support Virginia Torres as the Southern
 

California and Nevada Regional Representative
 

7,9{
 

38,53
 

1,491,14,
 

82,41(~
 

120,751
 

98,137 

96,209
 

111,723
 

100,570
 

97,003
 

90,551
 

101,275 

68,462
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

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Western States Arts 

Foundation 

santa Fe NM 

~stern States Arts 

Foundation 

Santa Fe NM 

110,193
 To support Terry Melton as the Northwestern
 

States Regional Representative
 

88,873
 To support Louis LeRoy as the Southwestern
 

States Regional Representative
 

12 GRANTS 1,166,166
 

TOTAL FOR REGIONAL REPRESENTATIVES
 

Special Projects 

American Center for
 

Students and Artists
 

New York
 NY


American Council on the
 

Arts
 

New York NY
 

Brooklyn Academy of Music
 

Brooklyn NY
 

Brooklyn Arts and Culture
 

Association
 

Brooklyn NY
 

Concerto Soloists of
 

Philadelphia
 

Philadelphia PA
 

Eastern Washington
 

University
 

Cheney WA
 

George TreseherAssociates
 

New York NY
 

International Network for
 

the Arts
 

New York NY
 

La Fete de La Nouvelle
 

Orleans
 

New Orleans LA
 

Larkin, Sara
 

Washington DC
 

17,500
 To support the Festival d’Automne, a festival
 

presenting 40 American artists in Paris, France
 

10,000
 To support a series of leadership conferences
 

entitled "The Arts and America"
 

17,500
 To support a co-production with Artpark of
 

Philip Glass’ opera "Satyagraha!’ ’o
 

17,500
 To support artistic programming and services
 

17,450
 To support the planning of a series of
 

international festivals involving music, visual
 

arts, film and video, and theater
 

7,500
 To support development of an inventory of arts
 

and cultural resources in the state of
 

Washington
 

23,760
 To support a research study on the history,
 

development and accomplishments of the National
 

Endowment for the Arts
 

2,500
 To support a live satellite radio-television
 

performance, linking the Whitney Museum of
 

American Art with the Centre Pompidou in Paris
 

5,000
 To support a summer festival involving a variety
 

of regional performing and visual artists
 

To support a visual arts project, and exhibition 4~
 

in conjunction with N,A.S.A.
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Leven, Ann 

New York
 NY
 

Mandell, Jeffrey M.
 

New York NY
 

Martin Luther King Center
 

for Nonviolent Social
 

Change 

Atlanta GA 

Mississippi Museums 

Association 

Jackson MS 

Nash, Teixeira 

Washington DC 

National Access Center
 

Washington DC
 

Portuguese Cultural
 

Foundation
 

Providence
 RI
 

Religious Communities, The
 

Arts and the American Rev.
 

New York NY
 

Religious Communities, The
 

Arts and the American Rev.
 

New York NY
 

Rodriguez, Joe Bastida
 

Alexandria VA
 

Southern Alleghenies
 

Museum of Art
 

Loretto
 TN
 

Texas at San Antonio,
 

University of
 

San Antonio TX
 

University Players
 

Washington
 DC
 

Wisconsin Foundation,
 

University of
 

Madison
 WI
 

To support liaison activities with the National
 

Endowment for the Arts and the Presidential Task
 

Force on the Arts and Humanities
 

To support services related to the Task Force on
 

the Arts and Humanities
 

To support the arts and development efforts of
 

the Institute of Cultural Affairs
 

To support technical assistance and information
 

.dissemination
 

To support preparation of the Annual Report of
 

the Office of Minority Concerns
 

To support assistance to grantees in complying
 

with Federal regulations pertaining to section
 

504 of the 1973 Rehabilitation Act
 

To support a series of cultural programs
 

featuring the visual arts, traditional music,
 

and drama of Portugal
 

To support the organization of an open forum on
 

the arts held in Washington, DC in the fall of
 

1981
 

To support the Arts Resources Corporation,s
 

Community Arts Support Training (Cast) program
 

For services related to the Hispanic-American
 

Task Force
 

To support the exhibition "Continuity and Change:
 

Three Generations of American Potters"
 

To support concerns related to the Hispanic-


American Task Force
 

To support the National Players’ 32nd annual
 

tour
 

To support the Wisconsin Journal of Arts
 

A~ministration
 

7,5
 

14,01
 

17,50
 

10,00
 

15,001
 

15,00(
 

40,300
 

5,000
 

32,891
 

17,500
 

~5,000
 

TOTAL FOR SPECIAL PROJECTS
 

24 GRANTS 325,339
 
 

 

 

 

 

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Interdisciplinary 

Arts Projects 

Affiliate Artists
 

New York
 NY


Affiliate Artists
 

New York
 NY
 

American Dance Festival
 

Durham NC
 

Artreach Milwaukee
 

Milwaukee
 WI
 

Bennington College
 

Bennington VT
 

Boston Film Video
 

Foundation
 

Boston
 

Byrd Hoffman Foundation
 

New York NY
 

California/San Diego,
 

University of
 

La Jolla
 CA


Contemporary Arts Center
 

New Orleans LA
 

Contemporary Arts Center
 

New Orleans LA
 

District 1199 Cultural
 

Center
 

New York NY
 

Emory University
 

Atlanta
 GA
 

To support a national performing artist
 

residency program
 

To support artists’ fees for the Community
 

Artists Residency Training Program
 

To support a program which will pair young
 

composers with young choreographers, to enable
 

them to explore the relationships between dance
 

and music
 

To support Celebrabion of the Arts, a three-day
 

festival devoted to fostering the interest and
 

involvement of the handicapped, disabled, and
 

elderly in the arts
 

To support an exhibi~t of photography and video
 

materials on the Judson Dance Theater from 1962
 

to 1966
 

To enable the Boston Performance Artists to
 

develop and present a series of performance arts
 

events
 

To support the development and performance of
 

Robert Wilson’s work in the United States
 

To support "What’s Cooking?" a series of multimedia collaborative workshops and performances
 

at the Center for Music Experiment
 

To support a national conference for artists
 

spaces and inter-disciplinary arts organizations
 

to be held in April 1981 in New Orleans
 

To support the center’s Mardi Gras Street
 

Celebration
 

To support "Bread and Roses," a series of
 

programs in the performing and visual arts for
 

the members of District 1199 Hospital Workers
 

Union
 

To support the performing and visual arts events
 

in conjunction with the Conference on Black
 

South Literature and the Arts
 

100,000
 

34,400
 

15,000
 

10,000
 

15,000
 

10,000
 

6,150
 

5,000
 

7,500
 

50,000
 

10,000~ 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

156 Inter-Arts 

Experimental Intermedia
 

Foundati on 

New York NY 

Eye and Ear Theater 

New York NY 

Field Museum of Natural
 

History
 

Chicago IL
 

Film in the Cities
 

St. Paul
 MN
 

Fine Liae
 

Atlanta
 GA
 

Fondo del Sol
 

Washington
 

Georgia Southern College
 

Statesboro GA
 

Haleakala
 

New York
 NY
 

Haleakala
 

New York
 NY
 

Harley School
 

Rochester
 NY
 

House Foundation for the
 

Arts
 

New York NY
 

Ile-Ife Black Humanitarian
 

Center
 

Philadelphia PA
 

Institute for Art and
 

Urban Resources
 

Long Island City NY
 

Institute for Arts and
 

Urban Resources
 

Long Island City NY
 

To support the Intermedia Art Festival
 

To support a production of Edwin Denby’s "Four
 

Plays," with visuals by Elizabeth Murry, and a
 

film by Jacob Burckhardt
 

To support dance performances and visual art
 

workshops in conjunction with a major exhibition
 

on Northwest Pacific Coast Indian culture
 

To support a series of nine performance art
 

programs featuring regionally and nationally
 

known artists
 

To support Celebration ’81, an international
 

ar~s festival about the creative potential of
 

disabled persons, involving nationally known
 

disabled artists
 

To support artist participation in Raices
 

Antiguas/Visiones Nuevas, a special exhibit and
 

seminar in Mineria, Mexico City
 

To support a festival celebrating European
 

Jewish/Yiddish culture, including performances
 

and workshops by nationally known Jewish artists
 

Tosupport a multi-media installation by Mary
 

Ann Amacher and a collaboration between visual
 

artist Robert Longo and composer Joseph Hannan
 

To support a national residency/career entry
 

project in which emerging artists will learn
 

practical self-management techniques
 

To support a residency/exhibition involving
 

Indonesian artists Endo and Marjory Suando
 

To support a collaborative performance piece
 

entitled "Turtle Dreams," involving performance
 

artist Meredith Monk, filmmaker Bob Withers, and
 

visual artist Yoshi Yabara
 

To support Expressions, a regional festival
 

highlighting black and Hispanic arts
 

To support a multi-arts festival celebrating the
 

tenth anniversary of the institute
 

To support a national program to provide artists
 

with studio/rehearsal workspace and living
 

expenses for residencies
 

10,
 

6,0
 

8,0
 

17,5(
 

2’8,5( 

17,02
 

10 , 00’ 

2,65­
 

10,195 

14,500
 

20,000
 

50,000
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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international Arts
 

Relations
 

NY
 New York
 

~ International Arts
 

Relations
 

NY
 New York
 

Los Angeles, City of
 

Los Angeles
 CA


Mabou Mines Development
 

Foundation
 

New York NY
 

Mabou Mines Development
 

Foundation
 

New York NY
 

Massachusetts Institute of
 

Technology
 

Cambridge MA 

Miami, City of 

Miami FL 

Michigan Artrain
 

Detroit
 MI
 

Mills College
 

Oakland
 CA


National Association of
 

Partners of the Alliance
 

Washington DC
 

National Council for the
 

Traditional Arts
 

Washington DC
 

New Mexico, University of
 

Alburquerque NM
 

New York Public
 

Library/Astor, Lenox and
 

Tilden
 

New York NY
 

To support the Golden Age of Spain, a festival
 

in collaboration with Ballet Hispanico and E1
 

Museo del Barrio
 

To support the creation of a performance piece
 

based on Goethe’s "Faust," for Patchworks
 

To support the Los Angeles Street Scene, a two-


day festival of performing and visual arts
 

To support Studio Re. Cher. Chez., an
 

experimental laboratory which provides young
 

artists with a place to develop new works in
 

collaboration with other artists
 

To support Studio Re. Cher. Chez, an
 

experimental laboratory where young artists who
 

have finished their institutional training can
 

work in a studio environment to revise and
 

mature their ideas
 

To support the Sky Art Conference at the Center
 

for Advanced Visual Studies
 

To support a festival of dance; mu.si~, and the
 

visual arts focusing on Yoruba culture
 

To support a touring art museum in converted
 

railroad cars
 

To support interdisciplinary events held in
 

conjunction with New Music America ’81
 

To support the association’s Artist-in-Residence
 

Program
 

To support an associate director for the program
 

of ethnic and folk tours
 

To support the creation of a public performance
 

piece combining dance, theater, music, and sound
 

in an environment created by fiber sculpture
 

To support administrative positions in the
 

Performing Arts Research Center
 

40,000
 

5,000
 

25,000
 

16,000
 

15,000
 

17,500
 

25 , 000
 

17,500
 

10,000
 

14 , 000 

5,000
 

40,000
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

158 Inter-Arts 

New York School for the
 

Circus Arts
 

New York NY
 

Oberlin Dance Collective
 

San Francisco CA
 

On the Boards
 

Seattle
 WA
 

Orinoco Dance Foundation
 

Los Angeles CA
 

Pennsylvania Council on
 

the Arts
 

Harrisburg PA
 

Pittsburgh Film-Makers
 

Pittsburgh PA
 

Real Arts Ways
 

Hartford
 CT
 

Shepherd College
 

Found ati on
 

Shepherd stown
 

Social and Public Arts
 

Resource Center
 

Venice CA
 

Southeastern Center for
 

Contemporary Art
 

Winston-Salem NC
 

Spaces
 

Los Angeles
 CA
 

Tampa Community Design
 

Center
 

Tampa FL
 

Watershed Foundation
 

Washington
 DC
 

WGBH Educational
 

Foundation
 

Boston
 MA
 

To support a major marketing and development
 

plan for Big Apple Circus
 

To support "New Performance,,, a journal focusing
 

on contemporary performance art
 

To support a four-week residency at the
 

Washington Hall Performance Gallery
 

To support an exhibition/performance entitled
 

"Aboriginal Arts of Australia.
 

To support "Expressions of Excellence: A
 

Festival of Black, Hispanic, and Native American
 

Arts"
 

To support a performance art series entitled
 

"New Works/New Forms"
 

To support a three-week John Cage Festival
 

To support a festival of the arts to celebrate
 

the opening of the Center for the Arts
 

To support the creation of a traveling multimedia exhibition entitled "When God Was a Woman"
 

To support performance events
 

To support establishing a national organization
 

that willidentify and document native folk art
 

environments
 

To support "Interface,,, a performance/exhibition
 

exploring space, rhythm, and time within
 

sculpture and architecture
 

To support strengthening the development and
 

management staff of the foundation
 

To support "Available Forms,,, a collaboration
 

involving video artist Bill Viola,
 

choreographer/dancer Deborah Hay, and composer
 

Earle Brown
 

5,000
 

3,000
 

5,000
 

25,000
 

10,000
 

5,000
 

12,500
 

20,000
 

10,000
 

7,500
 

20,000
 

20,000 

10,000
 

17,500
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Willow Mixed Media To support the development of an exhibition and 10,000 

Willow NY performances focusing on passive solar art 

54 GRANTS
 TOTAL FOR INTERDISCIPLINARY ARTS PROJECTS
 

Services to the Field 

42nd Street Theater Row
 

New York NY
 

Affiliate Artists
 

New York
 NY
 

American Council on the
 

Arts
 

New York NY
 

American Council on the
 

Arts
 

New York NY
 

American Council on the
 

Arts
 

New York NY
 

Artists Foundation
 

Boston
 MA
 

Artreach Milwaukee
 

Milwaukee
 WI
 

Arts Alaska
 

Anchorage AK
 

Arts Boston
 

Boston
 MA
 

Arts Development Services
 

Buffalo NY
 

Arts and Business Council
 

New York NY
 

To support a comprehensive program to develop
 

audiences for the area’s arts presentations
 

To support the expansion of the Community
 

Artists Residency Training Program into the
 

upper Midwest Region
 

To support the council’s services in the areas
 

of management training, information delivery,
 

and community development
 

To support the development of a comprehensive
 

program targeting specific markets for the
 

council’s publications
 

To support ACA’s information services for
 

artists and arts organizations through
 

publications and through conferences providing
 

management training
 

To support the documentation and dissemination
 

of the Artists Service Program, a model project
 

on artist’s management training
 

To disseminate information on the impact of
 

quality arts programming on emotionally
 

disturbed children
 

To support a presenter assistance/sponsor
 

development effort designed to encourage
 

cooperative booking of touring American artists
 

and companies
 

To support administrative costs of the voucher
 

program, Boston Onstage, Arts/Extra, Arts/Pass,
 

and Bostix
 

To support a performing arts voucher program
 

To support providing guidance in developing the
 

Skills Services Resources Bank programs
 

nationwide
 

909,920
 

6,500 PG
 

3,500 TF
 

20,000
 

30,000 PG
 

30,000 TF
 

10,000
 

35,000
 

5,000
 

5,000
 

10,000 

20,000 TF
 

5,000
 

12,500
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Arts for Everyone
 

Houston
 

Assoc. of College, Univ.,
 

and Community Arts Admin.
 

Madison WI
 

Assoc. of College, Univ.,
 

and Community Arts Admin.
 

Madison WI
 

Assoc. of College, Univ.,
 

and Community Arts Admin.
 

Madison WI
 

Assoc. of College, Univ.,
 

and Community Arts Admin.
 

Madison WI
 

Association of Hispanic
 

Arts
 

New York NY
 

Bay Area Lawyers for the
 

Arts
 

San Francisco CA
 

Bilingual Foundation of
 

the Arts
 

Los Angeles CA
 

California Confederation
 

of the .Arts
 

Los Angeles CA
 

California Confederation
 

of the Arts 

Los Angeles CA 

Center for Arts 

Information 

New York NY 

Center for Arts 

Information 

New York NY 

Center for Occupational
 

Hazards
 

New York NY
 

Community Art Resources
 

San Francisco CA
 

To support a marketing and voucher ticket
 

program in the Houston area
 

To support partial tuition for arts managers to
 

attend one of eight management workshops
 

To support a pilot program in technical
 

assistance for presentors
 

To support partial scholarships for arts
 

managers to attend the association’s 1980 and
 

1981 w~rkshops
 

To support a cooperative agreement to administer
 

funds to enable experts in the field to discuss
 

program guidelines, provide technical
 

assistance, and evaluate applicants to the Inter-


Arts Program
 

To support identifying potential funding sources
 

for Hispanic arts organizations and artists
 

To support documenting information on the Arts
 

Arbitration and Mediation Program, an
 

alternative program for out-of-court conflict
 

resolution
 

To support developing Hispanic sponsors in
 

Arizona, New Mexico and California
 

To support the information and technical
 

assistance services provided to artists and to
 

administrators of arts organizations in 1982
 

To support informational and technical
 

assistance service programs to artists, arts
 

organizations, and administrators in 1981
 

To support the organization,s prqgrams which
 

include an information clearinghouse, library,
 

counseling/referral service, and publications
 

To support the center’s counseling program and
 

reference and referral services
 

To support the center’s information programs on
 

hazards in the visual and performing arts
 

To support workshops which provide technical
 

assistance to minority arts organizations and
 

individual artists
 

3,000
 

5,000
 

27,500
 

17,500
 

25,000
 

70,000
 

15,000
 

5,000
 

15,000
 

15,000
 

!5,000 TF
 

15,000
 

15,000
 

6,000
 

5,350
 
 

 

Inter-Arts 161 

Cornish Institute of
 

Allied Arts
 

Seattle
 WA
 

Cornish Institute of
 

Allied Arts 

Seattle WA 

Cultural Alliance of 

Greater Washington 

Washington DC 

Cultural Alliance of 

Greater Washington 

Washington DC 

Cultural Council 

Foundation 

New York 

Cultural Council
 

Foundation
 

New York
 NY
 

Cultural Council
 

Foundation
 

New York
 NY


Cultural Education
 

Collaborative
 

Boston
 

Foundation for the
 

Community of Artists
 

New York
 NY
 

Golden Gate University
 

San Francisco CA
 

Graduate School for Urban
 

Resources and Social
 

Policy
 

San Diego CA
 

Greater Philadelphia
 

Cultural Alliance
 

Philadelphia PA
 

Greater Philadelphia
 

Cultural Alliance
 

Philadelphia PA
 

To support the Business Volunteers for the Arts
 

Program in 1982
 

To support the Business Volunteers for the Arts
 

Program in 1981
 

To support management and technical assistance
 

services to the Washington cultural community of
 

artists and arts organizations
 

To support amending grant # 06-5442-084 for
 

services designed to strengthen the planning and
 

managerial capabilities of cultural institutions
 

To support financial and advisory services
 

provided to over 200 developing arts
 

organizations in the New York metropolitan area
 

for 1982
 

To support the New York City Department of
 

Cultural Affairs’ Materials for the Arts
 

Project, which locates supplies for arts
 

organizations and artists throughout New York
 

City
 

To support the fiscal and advisozy services
 

provided to arts organizations in New York City
 

for 1981
 

To support the Art Start Program to develop new
 

audiences in the Springfield area
 

To support expanding the coverage and readership
 

of "Artworkers News"
 

To support scholarships for minority students
 

for an eight-month certificate program in arts
 

administration training
 

To support a collective marketing program that
 

will provide performance and exhibit
 

opportunities for artists in the Southwest
 

To support management, technical assistance and
 

information services to 112 Philadelphia arts
 

institutions for 1982
 

To assist arts institutions in the Philadelphia.
 

area through collective services, seminars and
 

consulting services, information and promotion
 

services, and publications programs for 1981
 

5,000
 

15,000
 

20,000
 

26,000 TF
 

25,000
 

4,500 PG
 

3,000 TF
 

47,500
 

7,500
 

3,000
 

12,500
 

15,000
 

15,000
 

25,000
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

162 Inter-Arts 

Hager, Sharp, and Abramson
 

Washington DC
 

Hall of Science of the
 

City of New York 

Flushing NY 

Hospital Audiences 

New York NY 

Intercultural Resources
 

Development
 

Washington DC
 

Metropolitan Cultural
 

Alliance
 

Boston MA
 

Mid-America Arts Alliance
 

Kansas City MO
 

Museums Collaborative
 

New York
 NY
 

National Council on the
 

Aging
 

Washington DC
 

New E~gland Foundation for
 

the Arts
 

Cambridge MA
 

Opportunity Resources for
 

the Arts
 

New York NY
 

Performing Artist
 

Associates of New England
 

Brookli ne MA
 

Performing Arts Services
 

San Francisco CA
 

Performing Artservices’
 

New York NY
 

Performing Artservices
 

New York NY
 

To support writing, designing, and producing one
 

eight-minute slide show on presenting
 

organizations
 

To support the Energy Information Clearinghouse
 

which gathers and disseminates energy-related
 

information to cultural institutions
 

To support the development of a handbook on
 

presenting arts programs in institutional
 

settings and to provide technical assistance to
 

other regions for designing similar programs
 

To support the Association for Resources and
 

Technical Services in conducting a conference to
 

develop a national Hispanic information network
 

To support management services to 150 member
 

arts organizations in the metropolitan Boston
 

area
 

To support promotional and tour-coordination
 

activities and sponsor development programs for
 

presenters in mid-America
 

To support the Cultural Voucher Program which
 

brings neighborhood groups into the educational
 

programs of arts institutions
 

To support organizations offering quality arts
 

programs and arts services to older Americans
 

To support the production of a slide-tape
 

program for presenters
 

To support placement services for senior-level
 

administrators in arts institutions
 

To enable the associates to provide visibility,
 

performance opportunities, and career
 

development services to artists
 

To support a ticket voucher program involving
 

approximately 290 performing groups in the Bay
 

Area
 

To support cooperative administrative and
 

management services for performing arts groups
 

and individuals in dance, theater, and music
 

for 1981
 

To support providing administrative services to
 

artists and art groups working in modern dance,
 

new music, and experimental theater for 1982
 

8,765
 

15,000
 

5,000
 

20,000
 

15,000
 

10 , 000 

9,000
 

50,000
 

8,000
 

20,000
 

10,000 

20,000 TF
 

20,000 TF
 

15,000
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Inter-Arts 163 

publishing Center for
 

Cultural Resources
 

New York
 NY


Sangamon State University
 

Springfield IL
 

Seattle Dance Advisory
 

Council
 

Seattle WA
 

Seattle Dance Advisory
 

Program
 

Seattle WA
 

Southern Arts Federation
 

Atlanta GA
 

St. Paul/Ramsey Arts and
 

Sciences Council
 

St. Paul MN
 

Theater Communications
 

Group
 

New York NY
 

Theater Development Fund
 

New York NY
 

Twin Cities Metropolitan
 

Arts Alliance
 

Minneapolis MN
 

Volunteer Lawyers for the
 

Arts
 

New York NY
 

Volunteer Lawyers for the
 

Arts
 

New York NY
 

Volunteer Urban Consulting
 

Group
 

New York NY
 

Western States Arts
 

Foundation
 

Santa Fe
 NM
 

To support providing assistance to arts
 

organizations requiring planning, printing, and
 

distribution of effective, low-cost publications
 

To support fellowships for minority arts
 

administrators or administrators serving a
 

minority constituency at the Sangamon Institute
 

for Arts Administration
 

To support costs of an intergovernmental
 

personnel agreement for program planner of the
 

Endowment’s Inter Arts Program from July, 1981 to
 

June, 1982
 

To support costs of an intergovernmental
 

personnel agreement for program planner of the
 

Endowment’s Inter Arts Program from October, 1980
 

to June, 1981
 

To support a three-phase development program for
 

new and emerging minority arts groups
 

To support the Resources and Counseling Program,
 

which helps arts organizations and artists to
 

develop and improve their management skills
 

To support a computer software package for
 

managing, records for both large and sm~ll arts
 

organizations
 

To support the Development Services Program
 

which assists performing arts groups in
 

developing marketing and audience expansion
 

programs
 

To support converting previous participants in
 

the ticket voucher program into non-subsidized
 

ticket buyers
 

To support the organization’s national services
 

to the arts through workshops, consultancies,
 

and publications in 1982
 

To support development of a national network of
 

organizations and to expand research, education,
 

and publication programs concerning the legal
 

problems of the arts in 1981
 

To support providing business, management, and
 

administrative services to arts and cultural
 

organizations in the greater New York Area
 

To support a series of workshops offering
 

technical assistance to new and emerging
 

sponsors
 

15,000
 

13,000
 

39,689
 

29,767
 

20,000
 

10,000
 

20,000
 

10,000
 

10,000
 

15,000
 

20,000 TF
 

12,500
 

30,000
 
164 Inter-Arts 

Xicanindio Artists
 To support Atlatl in providing information and
 Coa li ti on
 skills-development workshops for Native American
 5,000


Mesa AZ artists and managers of tribal cultural
 

facilities
 

TOTAL FOR SERVICES TO THE FIELD
 

66 GRANTS
 1,146,571
 

TOTAL FOR INTER-ARTS PROGRAM
 

280 GRANTS
 5,398,136
 

TF--treasury funds; PG--program funds
 
166
 International 
 

 

 

 

167 

International
 

The Endowment’s international activities currently encompass a range of program possibilities. At present, they include an artists’ exchange
 

program with Japan, support for two international symposia in the United States, and a
 

cooperative arrangement with the International
 

Communication Agency.
 

International Grants 

International Arts 

Activities 

To support a symposium of panels, exhibits, and
 100,000
 American Scandinavian
 

Foundation performances to familiarize the American public
 

New York
 NY with the culture of contemporary Scandinavia


10,000
 Arizona Commission on the To support coordination efforts of the bi-


Arts cultural program with Mexico
 

Phoenix AZ
 

6,360
 Council for International	 To support a survey of foreign governments’
 

Urban Liaison
 support for the arts


Washington DC
 

Fauntleroy, Talmadege R. To support a study of stage design, lighting and
 

Washington DC presentation techniques at the Teatro Comunale
 

and the University of Florence
 

To support administrative and printing expenses 1,591
 International
 

Communications Agency belated to an interagency agreement with the
 

Washington
 DC International Communications Agency


15,000
 Labor Institute for Human To support one or more conferences of dance
 

Enrichment experts from the U.S. and abroad
 

Washington DC
 

750 
 

 

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Maine State Commission on
 

the Arts and Humanities
 

Augusta ME
 

Meridian House
 

International
 

Washington
 DC
 

Middle East Institute
 

Washington
 DC
 

Netherlands-American Amity
 

Trust
 

Washington DC
 

To support developing an exchange of cultural,
 

advisory, and technical resources between
 12,500


American state arts agencies and the arts
 

agencies of Quebec and the Atlantic Provinces of
 

Canada
 

To support an exhibition "Picasso on Paper - His
 

Spanish Roots"
 7,500


To support "Egypt Today," an international
 50,000
 symposium consisting of panels, exhibits, and
 

performances in the United States
 

To support a symposium of panels, exhibits, and
 25,000 TF
 performances to familiarize the American public
 

with the culture of the Netherlands
 

TOTAL FOR INTERNATIONAL ARTS ACTIVITIES
 

US/Japan Fellowships
 

Japan-US Friendship 

Commission 

Washington DC 

Japan-US Friendship 

Commission 

Washington DC 

Japan-US Friendship 

Commission 

Washington DC 

TOTAL FOR US/JAPAN FELLOWSHIPS
 

TOTAL FOR INTERNATIONAL PROGRAM
 

|
 

TF--treasury funds
 

10 GRANTS 228,701
 

To support panelists’ and consultants, travel
 

5,976
 expenses related to an interagency agreement
 

with the Japan-US Friendship Commission
 

To support the 1982 United States/Japan Exchange
 

29,000
 Program
 

To enable five mid-career American artists to
 75,000
 work and study in Japan
 

3 GRANTS 109,976
 

13 GRANTS 338,677
 
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171 

Literature
 

The Literature Program offers fellowships to also makes grants to organizations that sponsor 

individual writers and literary translators as well residencies for writers, develop audiences for 

as grants to literary journals, small presses, and contemporary literature, or provide services to 

other organizations that distribute or promote writers. 

books by contemporary writers. The Program 

Literature Advisory Panels
 

Rudolph Anaya
 

Novelist, teacher
 

Albuquerque, NM
 

Janet Bailey
 

Bookseller, specialist
 

in distribution
 

Chicago, IL
 

Toni Cade Bambara
 

Novelist, short story
 

writer
 

Atlanta, GA
 

Marvin Bell
 

Poet, teacher
 

Iowa City, IA
 

Doris Betts
 

Novelist, short story
 

writer
 

Sanford, NC
 

Michael Dennis Browne
 

Poet, teacher
 

Minneapolis, MN
 

Jayne Cortez
 

Poet
 

New York, NY
 

Peter Davison
 

Editor, poet
 

William Gass
 

Fiction writer,
 

essayist, teacher
 

St. Louis, MO
 

Francine Duplessix Gray
 

Essayist, novelist
 

New York, NY
 

Joy Harjo
 

Poet, teacher
 

Tempe, AZ
 

Michael Harper
 

Poet, educator, editor
 

Providence, RI
 

Lyn Hejinian
 

Poet, small press
 

editor
 

Berkeley, CA
 

Calvin Hernton
 

Novelist, poet,
 

teacher
 

Oberlin, OH
 

George Hitchcock
 

Poet, editor,
 

playwright
 

Santa Cruz, CA
 

Momoko Iko
 

Scriptwriter, poet
 

New York,’-NY
 

Lawson Inada
 

Poet, teacher
 

Ashland, OR
 

David Ishii
 

Bookseller
 

Seattle, WA
 

Josephine Jacobsen
 

Poet, fiction author,
 

essayist
 

Baltimore, MD
 

Laura Jensen
 

Poet
 

Tacoma, WA
 

Diane Johnson
 

Novelist, scriptwriter
 

Berkeley, CA
 

Nicolas Kanellos
 

Editor, teacher
 

Houston, TX
 

Michael Lomax
 

State arts commission
 

member
 

Atlanta, GA
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Paul Metealf
 

Poet, essayist, editor
 

Chester, MA
 

Grace Paley
 

Short story writer,
 

teacher
 

New York, NY
 

Thomas Sanchez
 

Fiction author,
 

essayist
 

Litchfield, CT
 

Gilbert Sorrentino
 

Novelist, poet,
 

teacher
 

Dara Wier
 

Poet, teacher
 

Tuscaloosa, AL
 

Literature Grants
 

Residencies 

for Writers 

80 Langton Street
 

San Francisco
 CA
 

Actors Theatre of St. Paul
 

St. Paul MN
 

Alabama State Council on
 

the Arts and.Humanities
 

Montgomery AL
 

Alabama State Council on
 

the Arts and Humanities
 

Montgomery AL
 

Alabama, University of
 

Birmingham AL
 

Alaska-Juneau, University
 

of
 

Juneau AK
 

Allentown Community Center
 

Buffalo NY
 

 ̄ American Conservatory
 

Theatre Foundation
 

San Francisco CA
 

American Repertory Theatre
 

Company
 

Cambridge MA
 

American Revolutionary
 

Road Company
 

Johnson City TN
 

Hilma Wolitzer
 

Novelist
 

Syosset, NY
 

Suzanne Zavrlan
 

Literary magazine
 

editor
 

New York, NY
 

For organizations and public institutions to sponsor
 

residencies by published writers.
 

3,500
 

5,000
 

5,000
 

5,000
 

5,000
 

5,000
 

5,000
 

5,000
 

5,000
 

5,000
 

Amherst College, Trustees
 

of 

Washington DC 

Appalshop 

Whitesburg KY 

Arizona Commission on the
 

Arts
 

Phoenix AZ
 

Arizona Commission on the
 

Arts
 

Phoenix AZ
 

Arizona State University
 

Tempe AZ
 

Arkansas, University of
 

Fayetteville AR
 

Artists’ Resource Forum
 

Columbia SC
 

Aspen Leaves
 

Aspen CO
 

Austin Peay State
 

University
 

Clarksville TN
 

Bard College Center
 

Annandale-on-Hudson NY
 

1,810
 

5,000
 

5,000
 

5,000
 

3,500
 

5,000
 

3,750
 

2,000
 

2,500
 

5,000
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

~Basement Workshop
 

NY
 ~eW York
 

:Bilingual Foundation of 

the Arts
 

Los Angeles CA
 

Boise State University
 

Boise ID
 

Brooklyn Academy of Music
 

Brooklyn MY
 

Case Western Reserve
 

University
 

Cleveland
 OH
 

Center Theatre Group of
 

Los Angeles 

Los Angeles CA 

Centrum Foundation 

Port Townsend WA 

Changing Scene 

Denver CO 

Charleston, College of
 

Charleston SC
 

Chicago Theatre Group
 

Chicago IL
 

Circle Repertory Theater
 

Company
 

New York NY
 

COMPAS
 

St. Paul MN
 

Contra Costa College
 

San Pablo CA
 

Cottonwood Arts Foundation
 

Norman OK
 

Cultural Council
 

Foundation
 

New York NY
 

Deer Track
 

South Bend IN
 

Drake University
 

Des Moines IA
 

East West Players
 

Los Angeles CA
 

5,000
 

1,000
 

7,500
 

2,500
 

1,500
 

5,000
 

9,400
 

2,500
 

5,000
 

5,000
 

5,000
 

5,000
 

2,500
 

4,700
 

5,000
 

5,000
 

2,200
 

1,950
 

Eastern Washington
 

University
 

Cheney WA
 

Ensemble Studio Theatre
 

New York HY 

Equinox Theatre 

Houston TX 

Fine Arts Work Center in
 

Provincetown
 

Provincetown MA
 

Florida Studio Theatre
 

Sarasota FL
 

Founders Society, Detroit
 

Institute of Arts
 

Detroit MI
 

Franconia, City of
 

Franconia NH
 

Frank Silvera Writers’
 

Workshop Foundation
 

New York NY.
 

Friends of the Tucson
 

Public Library
 

Tucson AZ
 

George Mason University
 

Fairfax VA
 

Greater Juneau Arts and
 

Humanities Council
 

Juneau AK
 

Hamilton College
 

Clinton NY
 

Hampshire College
 

Amherst MA
 

Hartford Playwrights
 

Hartford CT
 

Hawaii Literary Arts
 

Council
 

Honolulu HI
 

Hutchinson Repertory
 

Company
 

Hutchinson KS
 

IllinoisArts Council
 

Chicago IL
 

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2,500
 

5,000
 

5,000
 

5,000
 

1,550
 

5,000
 

1,525
 

5,000
 

5,000
 

5,000
 

5,000
 

4,500
 

3,000
 

5,000
 

2,950
 

5,000
 

900 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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India 

Atascadero CA 

Institution Programs 

Bartlesville OK 

International Arts 

Relations 

New York NY 

Intersection 

San Francisco CA 

Jewish Com~.unity Center of
 

Kansas City, Missouri
 

Kansas City MO
 

Johns Hopkins University
 

Baltimore MD
 

Julian Company Theatre
 

San Francisco CA
 

Juniata College
 

Huntington PA
 

Kansas State University
 

Manhattan KS
 

Kentucky Arts Commission
 

Frankfort KY
 

Kentucky, University of
 

Lexington KY
 

Lion Walk Performing Arts
 

Center
 

Pittsburgh PA
 

Looking Glass Theatre
 

Providence RI
 

Los Angeles Actors Theatre
 

Foundation
 

Los Angeles CA
 

Magic Theatre
 

San Francisco
 CA
 

Manhattan Theatre Club
 

New York NY
 

Maryland Institute
 

Baltimore
 MD
 

4,800
 

10,000
 

2,500
 

5,000
 

4,920
 

1,240
 

5,000
 

4,500
 

3,900
 

4,900
 

5,000
 

3,200
 

4,925
 

5,000
 

5,000
 

5,000
 

2,000
 

Massachusetts, University
 

of
 

Amherst MA
 

Michigan, University of
 

Ann Arbor MI
 

Milwaukee Public Library
 

Milwaukee WI
 

Montana, University of
 

Missoula MT
 

Montana, University of
 

Missoula MT 

Morningside College 

Sioux City IA 

New American Theater 

Rockford IL 

New England Foundation for
 

the Arts
 

Cambridge MA
 

New Mexico State
 

University
 

Las Cruces NM
 

New Playwrights’ Theatre
 

of Washington
 

Washington DC
 

New York Shakespeare
 

Festival
 

New York . NY
 

North Carolina at
 

Greensboro, University of
 

Greensboro NC
 

Northeast Missouri State
 

University
 

Kirksville MO
 

Oberlin College
 

Oberlin OH
 

Off Center Theatre
 

New York
 NY
 

Ohio Arts Council
 

Columbus OH
 

2,600.
 

2,500
 

4,895
 

5,000
 

3,700
 

3,775
 

2,130
 

I0,000
 

2,510
 

5,000
 

5,000
 

2,000
 

2,243
 

2,010
 

2,500
 

5,000
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Oklahoma Summer Arts 2,500 Talking Band 4,450 

Institute New York NY 

Oklahoma City OK 

Texas Commission on the ’6,500 

One Act Theatre Company of 2,500 Arts and Humanities 

San Francisco Austin TX 

San Francisco CA 

Theatre, Inc. 5,000 

Oregon Coast Council for 3,000 New York NY 

the Arts 

Newport OR Victory Gardens Theater 4,000 

Chicago IL 

Pacifica Foundation 5,000 

Los Angeles CA Walker Art Center 7,500 

Minneapolis MN 

Play Group 2,500 

Knoxville TN Washington Drama Society 5,000 

Washington DC 

Playwrights Horizons 5,000 

New York NY Wayne State College 5,000 

Wayne NE 

Portland Poetry Festival 5,000 

Portland .OR Whole Theatre Company 2,000 

Montclair NJ 

Radford University 4,680 

Radford VA Wilkes College 3,500 

Wilkes-Barre P~ 

Rio Grande Writers 4,000 

Association 

Albuquerque NM William Woods College 

Fulton MO 

3,466 

Rockland Center for the 

Arts 

2,500 William and Mary, College 

of 

4,790 

West Nyack NY Williamsburg VA 

Santa Fe Council for the 

Arts 

Santa Fe NM 

4,900 Wisconsin, University of 

Madison WI 

1,697 

Self-Help Graphics and Art 

Los Angeles CA 

5,000 Women’s Community 

Los Angeles CA 

5,000 

South Carolina Arts 

Commission 

5,000 Women’s Intersrt Center 

New York NY 

5,000 

Columbia SC 

Woodrow Wilson National 9,980 

South Dakota Arts Council 2,965 Fellowship Foundation 

Sioux Falls SD Princeton NJ 

St. Nicholas Theater 4,900 Writer’s Center 5,000 

Company Glen Echo MD 

Chicago IL 

Wyoming Council on the 5,000 

Swarthmore College 1,350 Arts 

Swarthmore PA Cheyenne WY 
 

 

 

 

 

 

176 Literature 

TOTAL FOR RESIDENCIES FOR WRITERS
 121 GRANTS
 

Distribution 

and Promotion 

Alameda County
 

Neighborhood Arts Program
 

Oakland CA
 

Alameda County
 

Neighborhood Arts Program
 

Oakland CA
 

Alameda County
 

Neighborhood Arts Program
 

Oakland CA
 

Alameda County
 

Neighborhood Arts Program
 

Oakland CA
 

Allied Arts of Seattle
 

Seattle WA
 

Arts Resource Management,
 

Foundation for
 

Minneapolis MN
 

Beyond Baroque Foundation
 

Venice CA
 

Boston Critic
 

Cambridge MA
 

Carolina Wren Press
 

Chapel Hill NC
 

Center for Book Arts
 

New York
 NY
 

To support payment to writers whose works appear
 

in the various programs of the Ten Mile River
 

Poets Cooperative
 

To support small press distribution and
 

promotion in the Bay Area and nationally through
 

the catalogues and sales staff of the Barbary
 

Coast Distribution Company
 

To support low-cost offset printing services to
 

the non-commercial literary publishing community
 

by the West Coast Print Center
 

To support administrative costs and payments t.o
 

writers involved in the Broadsides Series, the
 

Big River News Poetry Page, the Poetry on the
 

Radio Program, and the Poets on the Road
 

Project.
 

To support poetry placards on the buses in
 

Seattle
 

To support the three-day Great Midwestern
 

Bookshow
 

To support New Camp Graphics Center’s low-cost
 

phototypesetting facilities and related
 

educational and ~raphic services to noncommercial literary publishers and arts
 

communication organizations in Southern
 

California
 

To support the "New Boston Review," a bi-monthly
 

journal of contemporary culture with a special
 

emphasis on literature
 

To support the promotion of small press
 

publications through a syndicated review column
 

called "Home Grown Books"
 

To support the operations of a letterpress print
 

shop providing quality printing and educational
 

services at a reasonable cost to literary
 

publishers and individual writers
 

511,161
 

5,550
 

13,940
 

112,500
 

5,550
 

5,000
 

4,150
 

26,460
 

10,800
 

10,000
 

5,000
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Cultural Council 

Foundation 

New York NY 

Cultural Council 

Foundation 

New York NY 

Dutchess County Arts 

Council 

Poughkeepsie 

Dutchess County Arts
 

Council
 

Poughkeepsie NY
 

Emory University
 

Atlanta
 GA
 

Firehouse Theater Company
 

Mill Valley CA
 

Four Seasons Foundation
 

San Francisco CA
 

Generalist Association
 

New York NY
 

Generalist Association
 

New York NY
 

Generalist Association
 

New York NY
 

Hollow Spring Artists and
 

Writers Guild
 

,Chester MA
 

Intersection
 

San Francisco CA
 

Kansas Arts Commission
 

Topeka KS
 

Kentucky Arts Commission
 

Frankfort KY
 

Kilgour
 

Amherst MA
 

Literature 177 

To support the national review magazine, the
 12,000


"American Book Review"
 

To support low-cost quality printing for small
 49,500


press and literary magazine publishers, and to
 

teach the art of production at the Print Center
 

To support the Open Studio Print Shop’s work in
 40,000


supplying high-quality, low-cost production and
 

educational services to writers, literary
 

publishers, and non-profit arts organizations
 

To support low-cost perfect-bindery services for
 9,000


independent literary publishers by the Open
 

Studio Bindery
 

To support the writer’s honoraria, travel, and
 15,370


per diem for the Conference on Black South
 

Literature and Arts
 

To support the "Threepenny Review," a quarterly
 5,000


review magazine
 

29,700
 To support the distribution and promotion
 

activities of Small Press Distribution
 

To support the New York Book Fair
 10,000


5,000
 To support the promotion of the literary review
 

journal, the "Literary Monitor"
 

10,140
 To support the Prison Project which provides
 

free literary magazines and books to prison
 

inmates throughout the country
 

5,000
 To support a literature and printing bookfair
 

and conference held in the Berkshire Hills in
 

the summer of 1981
 

23,000
 To support the activities of the Small Press
 

Book Center which include reading series,
 

writing workshops, a mail-order catalogue, a
 

small press library, and a book center
 

To support the promotion and distribution of
 13,250


contemporary literarymaterials in the lower
 

Midwest by Midwest Distributors
 

To support the promotion and distribution of
 13,950


small press books by Gnomon Distribution
 

To support production and distribution of "Stony
 5,000


Hills: The New England Alternative Press Review"
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Maine State Commission on
 

the Arts and Humanities
 

Augusta ME
 

Netzahaulcoyotl Historical
 

Society
 

Berkeley CA
 

Netzahaulcoyotl Historical
 

Society
 

Berkeley CA
 

New Mexico Institute of
 

Mining and Technology
 

Socorro NM
 

New Virginia Review
 

Norfelk VA
 

Participation Projects
 

Foundation
 

New York NY
 

Peace and Pieces
 

Foundation
 

 ̄ San Francisco CA
 

Plains Distribution
 

Service
 

FarFo ND
 

Poetry Society of America
 

New York NY
 

Poetry on the Buses
 

Pittsburgh PA
 

Segue Foundation
 

New York NY
 

South Carolina Arts
 

Commission
 

Columbia SC
 

Texas Commission on the
 

Arts
 

Austin TX
 

Texas Institute for
 

Educational Development
 

Galveston TX
 

Tompkins County Arts
 

Council
 

Ithaca NY
 

To support amending grant # 02-5240-133 to 

extend the distribution and promotion activities 

of the Maine Writers and Publishers Alliance 

2,000 

To support promotion and distribution of small 

press books and magazines through Before 

Columbus’s catalogue 

10,000 

To support Makintosh and Young’s fine 

typography, letter-press printing, and handbinding operations 

15,750 

To support the promotion and distribution of 

small press volumes and journals to bookstores 

and libraries in the Southwest by the Swift 

Lizard 

5,000 

To support the Small Press Display, a mobile 

library to accompany the annual Book Tour 

5,000 

To support four issues of "Precisely," a 

periodical devoted to critical reviews of 

innovative literature 

5,000 

To support the Bay Area Small Press Bookfair for 

San Francisco Arts and letters 

7,900 

To support the promotion and distribution of 

small press volumes throughout the Midwest 

22,813 

To support the society’s poetry library and 

information service and the distribution of 

remaindered poetry books 

22,500 

To support poetry placards of contemporary 

American works on transit systems throughout the 

country 

25,000 

To support the promotion and distribution 

activities of the Segue Distribution. project 

3,440 

To support the Mobile Literature Truck using a 

resident writer 

5,000 

To support the promotion and distribution of 

small press volumes to libraries, .schools, and 

bookstores throughoutTexas 

20,512 

To support three regional bookfairs and mailorder distribution of press volumes and literary 

magazines 

29,690 

To support distribution of small press volumes 10,000 
 

 

 

 

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Visual Studies Workshop
 

Rochester NY
 

Watershed Foundation
 

Washington DC
 

Watershed Foundation
 

Washington DC
 

Watershed Foundation
 

Washington DC
 

Women Library Workers
 

Berkeley CA
 

Woodland Pattern
 

Milwaukee WI
 

Writer’s Center
 

Glen Echo
 MD
 

Writer’s Center
 

Glen Echo
 MD
 

To support the Writers and Books/Book Bus
 30,000


Distribution Program which distributes small
 

press materials in the Northeast and a catalogue
 

nationwide
 

14,175
 To support the distribution of literary
 

recordings through the Poets’ Audio Center
 

8,000
 To support the distribution of literary
 

recordings on National Public Radio’s satellite
 

system for the New Classroom
 

5,200
 To support the writers’ fees for the "New
 

American Short Story," a 13-program series of
 

one-hour dramatizations of new short fiction
 

5,000
 To support the production of a "Women’s Press
 

Promotion and Marketing Model" designed as a
 

teaching aid for presses and magazines doing
 

their own production
 

26,820
 To support the premotion and distribution of
 

small press volumes throughout the greater
 

Milwaukee area and activities at Woodland
 

Pattern
 

9,800
 To support low-cost design, typesetting,
 

production support, and training for independent
 

presses
 

4,300
 To support the center’s distribution activities
 

through its mail order service and the Book
 

Gallery
 

48 GRANTS 737,760
 TOTAL FOR DISTRIBUTION AND PROMOTION
 

Assistance
 

to Literary


Magazines
 

13th Moon 

New York NY 

Ahern, Tom 

Providence RI 

Alabama, University of
 

Birmingham AL
 

To help nonprofit.magazines finance special issues; 

improve format, design, production, or readership; 

orassist in long-range development plans. 

6,000 

For: "Diana’s Bi-Monthly Magazine" 6,000 

For: "Aura" 2,000 

5,375 

American Poetry Review
 

Philadelphia PA
 
 

 

 

 

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Anderson, ’ Kathy E. 

Washington DC 

Barone, Dennis 

Philadelphia PA 

Bartel, Dennis 

Los Angeles CA 

Bellamy, Joe David 

Canton NY 

Benjarano, Guillermo 

Los Angeles CA 

Berkeley Poets Workshop
 

and Press
 

Berkeley CA
 

Beyond Baroque Foundation
 

Venice CA
 

Big River Association
 

St. Louis MO
 

Brent, Jonathan
 

Evanston IL
 

Bulkin, Elly
 

Brooklyn NY
 

Centro Cultural de la Raza
 

San Diego. CA
 

City College Fund
 

New York NY
 

Clemson University
 

Clemson SC
 

Colorado Foundation,
 

University of
 

Colorado Springs CO
 

Columbia University,
 

Trustees of
 

New York NY
 

Coordinating Council of
 

Literary Magazines
 

New York NY
 

III 

For: "Nethula Journal of Contemporary 2,500 

Literature" 

For: "Tamarisk" 2,720 

For: "Gramercy Review" 2,590 

For: "Fiction International" 6,000 

For: "Xhismearte" 5,000 

3,700 

4,230 

For: "River Styx" 4,000 

For: "Triquarterly" 6,000 

For: "Conditions" 3,340 

For: "Maize" 5,500 

For: "Fiction"­ 6,000 

For: "South Carolina Review" 2,000 

For: "Writers’ Forum" 6,000 

For: "Columbia" 3,000 

"For CCLM’s program of subgrants to literary 496,830 

magazines and related services 

Cuddihy, Michael For: "Ironwood" 4,000
 

Tucson AZ
 
 

 

 

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Cultural Council For: "Unmuzzled Ox" 4,740 

Foundation 

New York NY 

Deblinger, Paul For: "Window" 2,500 

Bowling Green OH 

Freilicher, Melvyn For: "Crawl Out Your Window" 3,800 

Del Mar CA 

Garmhausen, James H. For: "Black Book" 1,000 

Bloomdale OH 

Gay Sunshine Press For: ,Gay Sunshine Journal" 5,000 

San Francisco CA 

6,000 

Giorno Poetry Systems 

Institute 

New York NY 

Gosciak, Josh For: "Contact II" 3,800 

New York NY 

Great River Review 3,430 

Minneapolis 

Grossinger, Richard For: "IO" 6,000 

Richmond CA 

Halpern, Daniel For: "Antaeus" 6,000 

New York NY 

Hanna, Charles S. For: Damascus Road Press 4,500 

Wescosville PA 

Helicon Nine: A Journal 6,000 

of Women’s Arts and 

Letters 

Kansas City MO 

Hershon, Robert For: "Hanging Loose Magazine" 4,850 

Brooklyn NY 

Hill, Dorothy Combs For: "Carolina Quarterly" 5,000 

Chapel Hill NC 

Iowa, University of For: "Iowa Review" 6,000 

Iowa City IA 

Janisse, Thomas 

Volcano CA 

For: . "Volcano Review" 4,780 

Kenyon Hill.Publications For: "New England Review" 3,875 

Hanover NH 
 

 

 

 

 

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Koch, Peter For: "Deadstart" 4,000 

San Francisco CA 

Mississippi, University of For: "Mississippi Review" 6,000 

Southern 

Hattiesburg MS 

Missouri, Curators.of the For: "New Letters" 5,500 

University of 

Kansas City MO 

Montemora Foundation 5,530 

New York NY 

New York University For: "Drama Review" 6,000 

New York NY 

Northern Iowa Foundation, For: "North American Review" 5,380 

University of 

Cedar Falls IA 

Ohio University For: "Ohio Review" 30,000 

Athens OH 

Paradis, David For: "Pequod" 4,000 

San Francisco CA 

Peckenpaugh, Angela For: "Sackbut Review" 600 

Milwaukee WI 

Phillips, William For: "Partisan Review" 6,000 

Boston MA 

Poetry Society of America 3,400 

New York NY 

Poetry in Review For: "Parnassus" 30,000 

Foundation 

New York NY 

Rodetsky, Peter For: "Quarry West" 3,000 

Santa Cruz CA 

Siotis, Dino For: "Coffeehouse Magazine" 3,000 

San Francisco CA 

Slate, Ron M. For: "Chowder Review" 5,000 

Wollaston MA 

Spirit That Moves Press 3,500 

Iowa City IA 

Staley, Eric For: "Missouri Review" 3,750 

Columbia MO 
 

 

 

 

Story Quarterly, A
 

Charitable Foundation
 

Highland Park IL 

Sunbury Press Books 

Bronx NY 

Tendril 

Green Harbor MA 

Tennessee, University of
 

Chattanooga TN
 

Texas Institute for
 

Educational Development
 

Galveston TX
 

Texas, University of
 

TX
 Dallas
 

Ulmer, James K.
 

Seattle
 WA


Valine, Robert A.
 

Berkeley
 CA


For:
 

For: 

For:
 

For:
 

For:
 

"Poetry Miscellany"
 

"Hoo-Doo ~agazine"
 

,,Mundus Artium"
 

,,Vegetable Box"
 

"West Coast Plays"
 

Literature 183 

2,000
 

4,450
 

3,000
 

1,150
 

5,000
 

30,000
 

1,850
 

6,000
 

63 GRANTS 838,170
 

TOTAL FOR ASSISTANCE TO LITERARY MAGAZINES
 

Assistance 

to Small Presses 

Alice James Poetry 

Cooperative 

Cambridge 

August House 

Little Rock AR 

Bergland, Brita 

Windsor VT 

Berkeley Poets Workshop
 

and Press
 

Berkeley CA
 

Brandi, John
 

Guadalupita NM
 

To help small, independent presses publish and distribute
 

creative prose and poetry, including experimental work
 

that might not otherwise be published.
 

6,000
 

5,850
 

2,245
 

For: Awe4e Press
 

3,500
 

9,000
 

For: Tooth of Time Press
 

6,000
 

Carolina Wren Press
 

Chapel Hill
 NC

 

184 Literature 

Centro Cultural De La Raza For: Maize Press 10,000
 

San Diego CA 

Centrum Foundation 

Port Townsend WA 

Cushman, Don 

Oakland CA 

Denison, Carol 

Missoula MT 

Dryad Press 

San Francsco CA 

Ellis, Donald S. 

Berkeley CA 

Erikson, Buzz 

Santa Barbara CA 

Everett, Graham 

Port Jefferson NY 

Foreman, Foster 

Austin TX 

Friedman, Richard 

Chica~o IL 

Gay Sunshine Press 

San Francisco CA 

Hershon, Robert 

Brooklyn NY 

Jargon Society 

Winston-Salem NC 

King, Susan E. 

Venice CA 

L’Epervier Press 

Seattle WA 

Lange, Gerald 

Madison WI 

McPherson, Bruce P. 

New Paltz NY 

For: Copper Canyon Press 

For: Cloud Marauder Press 

For: Calliopea Press 

For: Creative Arts Book Company
 

For: Ross-Erikson Publishers
 

For: Backstreet Editions
 

For: Thorp Springs Press
 

For: Yellow Press
 

For: Hanging Loose Press
 

For: Paradise Press
 

For: Bieler Press
 

For: Treacle Press
 

10,910
 

6,700
 

10,700
 

7,500
 

12,500
 

9,015
 

2,000
 

8,500
 

8,700
 

10,000
 

12,500
 

IO,000
 

3,930
 

9,730
 

5,800
 

10,000
 

Messerli, Douglas For: Sun and Moon Press 5,000
 

College Park
 

Miller, Steven K. For: Red Ozier Press 10,000
 

New York NY
 
 

 

 

 

 

Mohr, William
 

Santa Monica
 CA
 

Murphy, Jr., George E.
 

Green Harbor MA 

New Rivers Press 

St. Paul MN 

Performing Arts Journal
 

New York NY
 

Perlman, Jim
 

Minneapolis
 

Petrosky, Patricia
 

Pittsburgh PA
 

Plymell, Pamela Beach
 

Cherry Valley NY
 

Pynyon Press and Foundry
 

Atlanta GA
 

Quasha, George
 

Barrytown NY
 

Reed, Ishmael
 

Berkeley CA
 

Reese, Harry
 

Isla Vista
 CA


Sheep Meadow Press
 

New York
 NY
 

Slate, Ron M.
 

Wollaston F~
 

Southern Review
 

Charlotte
 NC
 

Sunbury Press Books
 

Bronx
 NY


Tarachow, Michael
 

Markesan
 WI
 

Teachers and Writers
 

Collaborative
 

New York
 NY


Unicorn Foundation for the
 

Advancement of Modern
 

Poetry
 

Greensboro NC
 

,i
 

For:
 

For:
 

For:
 

For:
 

For:
 

For:
 

For:
 

For:
 

For:
 

For:
 

For:
 

For:
 

Momentum Press
 

Wampeter Press
 

Holy Cow!Press
 

Slow Loris Press
 

Cherry Valley Editions
 

Station Hill Press
 

I. Reed Books
 

Turkey Press
 

Chowder Chapbooks
 

Red Clay Books
 

Pentagram Press
 

Fiction Collective
 

II wI Iillili 

Literature 185 

7,370
 

3,000
 

12,500
 

11,820
 

10,500
 

11,920
 

10,800
 

3,000
 

12,500
 

12,500
 

12,500
 

12,500
 

3,050
 

3,000
 

12,500
 

10,500
 

12,500
 

,
 
 

 

 

186 Literature 

Vincent, Stephen
 For: Nomo’s Press 12,500
 San Francisco CA
 

Waldrop, Rosmarie For: Bur~ing Deck Press 12,500
 

Providence RI
 

Walker, Scott For: Graywolf Press
 12,500


Port Townsend WA
 

Watershed Foundation For: Watershed Tapes
 10,000
 Washington DC
 

Young, Geoffrey For: Figures
 12,500
 Berkeley CA
 

Young, Noel
 For: Capra Press
 12,500
 Santa Barbara
 CA
 

Ziegler, Alan For: Release Press
 2,500
 Brooklyn NY
 

da Silva, Rachel For: Seal Press
 3,020
 Seattle WA
 

TOTAL FOR ASSISTANCE TO SMALL PRESSES
 51 GRANTS 440,560
 

Creative Writers’ To allow published writers to set aside time for writing, 

Fellowships research, or travel to advance their careers. 

The following creative writers were awarded $12,500 each.
 

A4ams, Glen4a E. Bennett, George H. Brody, Leslie D.
 New York
 NY New York NY San Francisco CA
 

Anderson, Jon V. Berssenbrugge, Mei Mei Brook, Donna


Tucson AZ E1 Rito NM Brooklyn NY
 

Angst, B. A. Bim 

Starkville PA 

Birstein, Ann 

New York NY 

Brown, Linda J. 

New York NY 

Aubert, Alvin 

Detroit MI 

Blaise, Clark L. 

Saratoga Springs NY 

Brown, Rosellen 

Peterborough NH 

Baker, William 

Nampa ID 

Blessing, Richard A. 

Seattle WA 

Bruce, Debra M. 

Norfolk VA 

Baraka, Amirl 

Newark NJ 

Boatin, Elaine F. 

Somerville MA 

Bush, Barney 

Herod IL 

Beausoleil, Laura J. 

San Francisco CA 

Boe, Deborah L. 

Princeton NJ 

Calhoun, Conyus

San Francise 
 

 

 

Cannon, Steve 

New York NY 

Carter, Jared R. 

Indianapolis IN 

Chametzky, Marianne Halley
 

Amherst MA
 

Cheronis-Selz, Thalia
 

MD
 Columbia
 

Cisneros, Sandra
 

Chicago IL
 

Clausen, Jan L.
 

Brooklyn NY
 

Coleman, Wanda
 

Los Angeles CA
 

Cooper, Jane M.
 

IA
 Iowa City
 

Covino, Michael F.
 

Berkeley CA
 

Creeley, Robert W.
 

Buffalo
 NY


Cruz, Victor H.
 

San Francisco
 CA


Currey, Richsrd A.
 

Los. Lunas
 NM
 

Daniell, Rosemary H.
 

Savannah
 GA
 

Davis, Kathryn
 

East Calais
 VT


De Veaux, Alexis
 

Brooklyn
 NY


DeFrees, Madeline M.
 

Amherst
 MA
 

Deagon, Ann F.
 

Greensboro
 NC


Dillard, Annie
 

Middletown
 CT


Dobyns, Stephen J.
 

Searsport
 ME


Driscoll, John F.
 

Interlochen
 

Dunn, Stephen E.
 

Absecon
 

Dybeck, Stuart J.
 

Kalamazoo
 

Eades, Joan
 

Grand Forks
 

Eakins, Partricia A.
 

New YorF
 

Edson, Russell
 

Stamford
 

Ehrlich, Gretel
 

Shell
 

Elizondo, Sergio D.
 

Las Cruces
 

Epstein, Leslie D.
 

Brookline
 

Everson, William O.
 

Davenport
 

Fein, Cheryl J.
 

New York
 

Fisher, David L°.
 

Ssn Francisco
 

Flint, Roland H.
 

Silver Spring
 

Forbes, Calvin L.
 

Columbia
 

Frost, Carol K.
 

Otego
 

Gallagher, Tess
 

Port Angeles
 

Garcia, Cecilio
 

Albuquerque
 

Gifford, Barry C.
 

Berkeley
 

Gilpin, Laura C.
 

New York
 

NJ
 

MI
 

ND
 

NY
 

CT
 

NM
 

MA
 

CA
 

NY
 

CA
 

NY
 

WA
 

CA
 

NY
 

Literature 187 

Goodman, Ivy H.
 

Palo Alto
 CA


Goreau, Angeline W.
 

Princeton
 NJ
 

Grobel, Lawrence
 

Los Angeles CA
 

Hamill, Sam
 

Port Townsend
 WA


Hanson, Kenneth O.
 

Portland
 OR
 

Hardwick, Elizabeth L.
 

New York NY
 

Harrison, Barbara G.
 

Brooklyn NY
 

Hathaway, James B.
 

Cincinnati
 OH


Hathaway, W. Stephen
 

Wichita
 KS
 

Heinemann, Larry C.
 

Chicago IL
 

Hirsch, Edward M.
 

Detroit
 MI


Hobson, Geary
 

Alexander
 AR


Hongo, Garrett K.
 

Gardena
 CA


Howell, Christopher L.
 

Portland OR
 

Howland, Bette
 

Albuquerque NM
 

Hyde, W. Lewis
 

MA
 Watertown
 

Janowltz, Tama
 

New Haven
 CT


Johnson, Curtis L.
 

Chicago
 IL


Johnson, Denis H.
 

Phoenix
 AZ

 

 

 

 

188 Literature 

Jordan, June 

Brooklyn NY 

Knight, Etheridge 

Memphis TN 

Lockert, Lucia A. 

East Lansing MI 

Kalechofsky, Roberta 

Marblehead MA 

Knoepfle, John I. 

Auburn IL 

Lorde, Audre G. 

Staten Island NY 

Kaneko, Lonny M. 

Seattle WA 

Komunvakaa, Yusef 

Bogalusa LA 

Low, David 

New York NY 

Katz, Steve 

Boulder CO 

Kraf, Elaine 

Maspeth NY 

Lux, Thomas 

Eugene OR 

Kaufman, Bob 

San Francisco CA 

Kuzma, Greg S. 

Lincoln NE 

O’Toole, John L. 

Washington DC 

Kearney, Lawrence M. 

Stony Brook NY 

LaSalle, Peter 

Austin TX 

Oligario, Carole 

Los Angeles CA 

Keeley, Edmund L. 

.Princeton NJ 

Lally, Michael D. 

New York NY 

Pitkethly, Lawrence J. 

New York NY 

Kennedy, William J. 

Averill Park NY 

Lavers, Norman 

Jonesboro AR 

Singleton, Donald L. 

Benton AR 

Kenyon, Jane J. 

Danbury NH 

Lazard, Naomi 

Missoula MT 

Torres, Joan E. 

Santa Monica CA 

Kirk, Irina 

Mansfield Center CT 

Lee, Don L. 

Chicago IL 

Vigoda, Dsvid 

Middleburgh NY 

Kissick, Gary R. 

Port Richey FL 

Levin, Robert A. 

Berkeley CA 

Wsnshel, Jeffrey M. 

Larchmont NY 

Kittredge, William A. 

Missoula MT 

Levine, Philip 

Fresno CA 

Wheeler, Doug N. 

Los Angeles CA 

Liu, Stephen S. 

Las Vegas NV 

TOTAL FOR FELLOWSHIPS FOR CREATIVE WRITERS 115 GRANTS 1,437,500 

Fellowships	 To enable published translators of creative literature 

to pursue specific projects, translating works from for Translators other languages into-English.
 

Barraclough, Frances 

Ithaca NY 

12,500 Blasing, Randolph C. 

Providence RI 

12,500 

Berns, Gabriel 

San Francisco CA 

6,250 Bogin, Magda 

New York NY 

6,250 
 

 

 

 

 

 

Carpenter, John R. 

Seattle WA 

Cattaneo, Anne M. 

New York NY 

Cohen, Jonathan I. 

Setauket NY 

Davis, Lydia B. 

Brooklyn NY 

Fourtouni, Eleni 

New Haven CT 

Holt, Marion P. 

New York NY 

Levine, Suzanne J. 

Cambridge MA 

Mikbail, Mona N 

New York NY 

12,500
 

6,250
 

6,250
 

6,250
 

6,250
 

6,250
 

6,250
 

12,500
 

Norman, Howard A.
 

Venice
 CA
 

Peden, Margaret Sayers
 

Columbia MO 

Pevear, Richard L. 

New York NY 

Read, Ralph R. 

Austin TX 

Valle, Victor M. 

Evanston IL 

Van Heurck, Jan M. 

East Haven CT 

Vangelisti, Paul L. 

Los Angeles CA 

Weissbort, Daniel J.
 

Iowa City IA
 

Literature 189 

6,250
 

12,500
 

12,500
 

6,250
 

12,500
 

6,250
 

6,250
 

6,250
 

20 GRANTS 168,750
 

TOTAL FOR FELLOWSHIPS FOR TRANSLATORS
 

Professional 

Development 

Allentown Come_unity Center
 

Buffalo NY
 

Allentown Community Center
 

Buffalo NY
 

Associated Writing
 

Programs
 

Norfolk
 VA
 

Bay Area Lawyers for the
 

Arts
 

San Francisco CA
 

Beyond Baroque Foundation
 

Venice CA
 

Carnegie-Mellon University
 

Pittsburgh PA
 

9,950
 To support workshops aimed at integrating the
 

deaf and hearing-impaired into Just Buffalo’s
 

regular programming
 

14,925
 To support Just Buffalo’s programs of readings,
 

workshops, lectures, Dublications, and a library
 

resource.center
 

78,050
 To support the publications program, and
 

services to writers and creative writing
 

departments
 

3,800
 To support the editing and publication of the
 

proceedings of a conference on literary law held
 

in San Francisco on July 28, 1979
 

23,100
 To support the services of Beyond Baroque’s
 

Small Press Library
 

10,000
 To support the Carnegie-Mellon University Press
 

Poetry Series
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

190 Literature 

Center for Inter-American
 

Relations
 

New YQrk NY
 

Columbia University of the
 

City of New York, Trustees
 

of 

New York NY 

Cultural Council 

Foundation 

New York NY 

Fine Arts Work Center in
 

Provincetown
 

Provincetown ~
 

Frederic Burk Foundation
 

for Education
 

San Francisco CA
 

Missouri, University of
 

Columbia MO
 

Nation Institute
 

New York
 NY
 

P.E.N. American Center
 

New York NY
 

Pittsburgh, University of
 

Pittsburgh .PA
 

Playwrights Lab/Loft
 

Minneapolis MN
 

Poets and Writers
 

New York
 NY
 

St. Mark’s Church-inthe-Bowery
 

New York NY
 

Teachers and Writers
 

Collaborative
 

New York
 NY
 

Texas, University of
 

Dallas TX
 

To support the publication of three volumes of
 

Latin American fiction and poetry in cooperation
 

with Columbia University Press, Wesleyan
 

University Press, and Leete’s Island Press
 

To support the programs of the Translation
 

Center which include translators’ fellowships,
 

workshops, a conference, readings program, and
 

an information clearinghouse
 

To support the Writers Room, a communal
 

workspace in Mid-Manhattan located near research
 

and library facilities
 

To support fellowship stipends for writers,
 

readings, and workshops for the public
 

To support the American Poetry Archive, a
 

lending library of video and audio tapes of
 

contemporary American writers
 

To support the University of Missouri Press’s
 

Breakthrough Book Series
 

To support fees and travel costs for writers who
 

will appear on the panels of the American
 

Writers Congress, 1981
 

To support programs of service to American
 

writers including an information service, the
 

Writer’s Fund, annual publications, awards, and
 

the Prison Writing Program
 

To support the publication of volumes of poetry
 

in the Pitt Poetry Series of the University of
 

Pittsburgh Press
 

To support the publication of a services
 

information pamphlet geared towards midwestern
 

writers and five workshops on taxes, copyright,
 

marketing, agents, and grants
 

To support national information and research
 

services for writers, the publication of the
 

monthly newsletter "CODA," and other resource
 

publications
 

To support the Poetry Project and its programs
 

of readings and workshops
 

To support the publications and distribution
 

program for writers and teachers
 

To support projects of the ALTA
 

5,000
 

66,000
 

4,900
 

28,000
 

30,000
 

6,740
 

2,000
 

80,500
 

10,000
 

3,900
 

297,000
 

28,625
 

74,000
 

14,000
 
Literature 191 

Volunteer Lawyers for the To support the Plains Distribution Service’s 3,000
 

Arts Legal Project which addresses the legal problems
 

New York NY of literary publishers and distributors O1
 

TOTAL FOR PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT 21 GRANTS 793,490
 

Interdisciplinary 

Watershed Foundation To support the strengthening of management and 10,000
 

Washington DC marketing staff
 

TOTAL FOR INTERDISCIPLINARY I GRANT 10,000
 

TOTAL FOR LITERATURE PROGRAM 440 GRANTS 4,937,391
 
192 Media Arts 

Media Arts Poster c Ron Lieberman 
193 

Media Arts:
 

Film/R adio / Telev is ion
 

The Media Arts: Film/Radio/Television Program provides support to individual artists working in these media and to nonprofit organizations 

that help artists carry out their intentions. The 

latter groups include the American Film Institute, media arts centers, exhibition centers, facilities, archives, and service organizations. The 

Program defines the media ~arts broadly to include 

documentary, experimental, and narrative works, 

as well as electronic image manipulation, animated film, and audio art. 

The Program also offers funding for a limited 

number of major public television and radio 

series that bring other art forms to a wide public. 

Media Arts Advisory Panels
 

Jaime Barrios
 

Filmmaker
 

New York, NY
 

Peter Bradley
 

Television executive
 

Minneapolis, MN
 

Richard Brandt
 

Film distributor,
 

exhibitor
 

New York, NY
 

Merrill Brockway
 

Television producer,
 

director
 

Los Angeles, CA
 

Red Burns
 

Professor of
 

telecommunications
 

New York, NY
 

Roy Campanella
 

Filmmaker
 

Los Angeles, CA
 

Teresa Clifford
 

Radio executive
 

Washington, D.C.
 

Susan Dalton
 

Archival consultant
 

Washington, D.C.
 

Dee Davis
 

Media arts center
 

director
 

Whitesburg, KY
 

Sally Dixon
 

Arts administrator,
 

film curator
 

Minneapolis, MN
 

Ed Emshwiller
 

Video artist
 

Los Angeles, CA
 

Louise Etra
 

Video artist
 

Oakland, CA
 

Lucy Fischer
 

Film scholar
 

Pittsburgh, PA
 

Kit Fitzgerald
 

Video artist
 

New York, NY
 

Oliver Franklin
 

Film producer
 

Philadelphia, PA
 

Robert Gardner
 

Filmmaker
 

Atlanta, GA
 

Robert Gore
 

Radio producer
 

New York, NY
 

William Greaves
 

Fil~naker
 

New York, NY
 

Hartford Gunn
 

Television executive
 

Los Angeles, CA
 

Robert Haller
 

Arts administrator,
 

film critic, scholar
 

New York, NY
 

John Hanhardt
 

Film and video curator
 

New.York, NY
 
194 Media Arts 

William Hay
 

Radio producer
 

Columbia, SC
 

Charles Hobson
 

Television producer,
 

director
 

Washington, D.C.
 

Susan Horwitz
 

Radio producer
 

San Francisco, CA
 

Warrington Hudlin
 

Filmmaker
 

New York, NY
 

Kathy Huffman
 

Video curator
 

Long Beach, CA
 

Alan Jacobs
 

Filmmaker
 

New York, NY
 

William Judson
 

Film curator, scholar,
 

media center director
 

Pittsburgh, PA
 

Lucy Kostelanetz
 

Arts administrator
 

New York, NY
 

Rosalind Krauss
 

Scholar, critic
 

New York, NY
 

Jack Kroll
 

Theater and film
 

critic
 

New York, NY
 

Shigeko Kubota
 

Video artist
 

New York, NY
 

Jennifer Lawson
 

Filmmaker, arts
 

administrator
 

Washington, D.C.
 

Larry Littlebird
 

Filmmaker
 

Santa Fe, NM
 

Tom Luddy
 

Film studio executive
 

San Francisco, CA
 

Sharon Maeda
 

Radio executive
 

Los Angeles, CA
 

Adan Medrano
 

Media artist, educator
 

San Antonio, TX
 

Jonas Mekas
 

Film scholar,
 

archivist
 

Los Angeles, CA
 

Patricia Mellenkamp
 

Film scholar
 

Milwaukee, WI
 

Sylvia Morales
 

Filmmaker
 

Los Angeles, CA
 

Jeanne Mulcahy
 

Television executive
 

Los Angeles, CA
 

Kathleen Nolan
 

Actress
 

Los Angeles, CA
 

Gerald O’Grady
 

Film scholar, media
 

arts center director
 

Buffalo, NY
 

Denise Oliver
 

Radio producer, media
 

center executive
 

New York, NY
 

Stevenson Palfi
 

Video artist
 

Washington, D.C.
 

Ted Pedas
 

Film exhibitor
 

Washington, D.C.
 

Anna Marie Piersimoni
 

Media arts center
 

director
 

Atlanta, GA
 

John Ptak
 

Talent agent
 

Los Angeles, CA
 

Lucille Rhodes
 

Filmmaker
 

New York, NY
 

Bob Rosen
 

Film Archivist
 

Los Angeles, CA
 

Phil Rubin
 

Engineer in public
 

telecommunications
 

Washington, D.C.
 

Juan Salazar
 

Filmmaker
 

Denver, CO
 

Barbara Schultz
 

Television producer
 

Los Angeles, CA
 

ChizSchultz
 

Producer, director
 

New York, NY
 

Robert Sitton
 

Media arts center
 

director
 

Portland, OR
 

Annick Smith
 

Filmmaker
 

Missoula, MT
 

Robert Stearns
 

Video curator
 

Cincinnati, OH
 

Daniel Taradash
 

Screenwriter
 

Los Angeles, CA
 

Steven Tatsukawa
 

Filmmaker
 

Los Angeles, CA
 

Claire Townsend
 

Film producer
 

Los Angeles, CA
 

Cicely Tyson
 

Actress
 

Los Angeles, CA
 
 

 

 

 

Media Arts 195 

Carmen J. Vigil III Linda Williams Robert Wise 

Film programmer Critic, scholar, Film director, 

San Francisco, CA filmmaker producer 

Chicago, IL Hollywood, CA 

Media Arts Grants
 

Programming 

in the Arts 

Academy of Media and
 

Theatre Arts
 

San Francisco CA
 

African-American
 

Encyclopedia Corporation
 

New York NY
 

American Dance Festival
 

Durham NC
 

Aurora Music Foundation
 

New York NY
 

Boston University,
 

Trustees of
 

Boston
 

Center Screen
 

Cambridge MA
 

Children’s Radio Theater
 

Washington DC
 

Columbia University in the-


City of. New York
 

New York NY
 

Columbia University in the
 

City of New York
 

New York NY
 

Community Television of
 

Southern California
 

Los An£eles CA
 

To support development and production on radio
 

of the play "Flowers of Memory"
 

To support the development of "Beginnings," a
 

series of dramatic television programs based on
 

Africa’s early history and culture
 

To support "Salute to Vaudeville Dance," a one-


hour program performed st the 1981 American
 

Dance Festival
 

To support the production of the documentary,
 

"Philip Glass: A Composer for the 80’s," by
 

Michael Blackwood
 

To support "Boston Live," a 26-week series of
 

live remote broadcasts by WBUR-FM from Boston-


area jazz clubs
 

To support production of a one-hour optical
 

video disc of animation programming in
 

collaboration with Vision Machine Research of
 

Cambridge, Massachusetts
 

To support production of 26 half-hour radio
 

programs for children, including original
 

dramatic material focusing on social issues,
 

classic tales, Native American stories, and
 

writing submitted by children
 

To support amending grant # R80-34-214N to
 

complete "A Recorded Treasury of Black Folk
 

Song"
 

To support "American Patchwork," a five-part
 

series on American folk performance styles,
 

featuring master artists from various multicultural communities
 

To support KCET-TV’s use of optical disc
 

technology to make a permanent archival record
 

4,000
 

50,000
 

35,000
 

50,000
 

5,000
 

12,500
 

15,000
 

3,000
 

495
 

25,000
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

196 Media Arts 

Connecticut Public Radio
 

Hartford CT
 

Creative Music Foundation
 

Woodstock NY
 

CRI
 

New York NY
 

Cultural Council
 

Foundation
 

New York NY
 

Cultural Council
 

Foundation
 

New York NY
 

Educational Broadcasting
 

Corporation
 

New York NY
 

Educational Broadcasting
 

Corporation
 

New York NY
 

Educational Broadcasting
 

Corporation
 

New York NY
 

Educational Broadcasting
 

Corporation
 

New York NY
 

Educational Broadcasting
 

Corporation
 

Boston MA
 

Educational Broadcasting
 

Corporation
 

New York NY
 

Educational Media
 

Associates of America
 

Berkeley CA
 

Feminist Radio Network
 

Seabrook gD
 

To support production of 13 half-hour radio
 

programs by Janus Adams for the series "When I
 

Think of the Sun," consisting of stories and
 

songs for the young
 

To support production of a radio series on the
 

works of artists in residence at the Creative
 

Music Studio
 

To support production of a pilot program for a
 

radio series on the lives of 20th-century
 

American composers
 

To support production of a one-hour optical
 

video disc of arts programming for children by
 

Independent Cinema Artists and Producers
 

To support a film on the life and work of film
 

director George Stevens
 

To support the fifth year of the Independent
 

Documentary Fund for Public Television at the
 

Television Laboratory, for the production of
 

independent film and video documentaries for
 

public television broadcast
 

To support the first season of "Playhouse," the
 

new American series for public television
 

To support the seventh season of "Dance in
 

America"
 

To support the Script Development Unit at WNET
 

which works with leading writers to develop
 

drama for television
 

To support "American Masters," a series of
 

documentary portraits of American artists
 

To support the fourth year of the Independent
 

Documentary Fund for Public Television at the
 

Television Laboratory, which supports the
 

production of independent film and video
 

documentaries for public television broadcast
 

To support amending grant # 02-3442-0284 for
 

three one-hour productions on "Diaghilev and His
 

Ballets Russes"
 

To support production of 13 half-hour radio
 

programs in the series "The Evolution of Pan,"
 

tracing the development of the steel band from
 

Africa to the present
 

20,000
 

8,000
 

5,000
 

15,000
 

50,000
 

150,000 PG
 

150,000 TF
 

500,000
 

200,000 PG
 

500,000 TF
 

75,840
 

500,000
 

250,000
 

35,731
 

25,000
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

Media Arts 197 

F ilmAmer i ca
 

New York NY
 

Global Village Video
 

Resource
 

New York NY
 

Greater Washington Educ.
 

Telecommunications Assn.
 

Washington DC
 

Greater Washington Educ.
 

Telecommunications Assn.
 

Washington DC 

Haleakala 

New York NY 

Hauser, Rick
 

Los Angeles CA
 

Isaac in America
 

Foundation
 

New York NY
 

Lincoln Center for the
 

Performing Arts
 

New York NY
 

Lincoln Center for the
 

Performing Arts
 

New York NY
 

Lincoln Center for the
 

Performing Arts
 

New York NY
 

Los Angeles Philharmonic
 

Association
 

Los Angeles CA
 

Mabou Mines Development
 

Foundation
 

New York NY
 

Media Study
 

Buffalo NY
 

~Aetropolitan Opera
 ssociation
 

New York NY
 

To support a one-hour documentary by John Huszar
 

on the life and musical career of Vladimir
 

Horowitz
 

To support a television series of independently
 

produced film and video works
 

To support the production of a series of five
 

one-hour programs on architecture, planning, and
 

design
 

To support a series of four live simul-casts by
 

WETA-FM from Washington-area jazz clubs
 

To support "Empire," the pilot for a 13-part
 

television series of works by composers,
 

choreographers, video, film, and visual artists
 

To support the preservation of videotapes
 

gocumenting a oerformance by the Living Theatre
 

Collective
 

To support the filming of introductions by I.
 

B. Singer to a dramatic series of his short
 

stories
 

To support the seventh season of "Live from
 

Lincoln Center"
 

To support taping and post production of a
 

television program of the Lincoln Center Theater
 

Company’s production of "MacBeth"
 

To support amending grant # 06-3442-0297 for the
 

sixth season of "Live from Lincoln Center"
 

To support a series of concerts featuring
 

Maestro Carlo Maria Giulini and the Los Angeles
 

Philharmonic
 

To support production of additional episodes of
 

the original dramatic series the "Joey Schmerda
 

Story," an experimental novelizationfor radio
 

To support a documentary film on the work and
 

vision of Walker Evans by Tom Johnson and Lance
 

Bird
 

To supportthe fifth season of "Live From the
 

Met"
 

50,000
 

50,000
 

197,110 PG
 

347,89O TF
 

10,000
 

49,000
 

6,000
 

44,810
 

@I
 

296,000 TF
 

17,500
 

275,000 TF
 

25,000 PG
 

75,000 TF
 

5,000
 

20,000
 

150,000 T
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

198 Media Arts 

Metropolitan Pittsburgh
 

Public Broadcasting 

Pittsburgh PA 

Mills College 

Oakland CA 

Minnesota Public Radio
 

St. Paul MN
 

Minnesota Public Radio
 

St. Paul MN
 

Music Project for
 

Television
 

New York NY
 

N.P. Repertory Studio
 

New York NY
 

National Public Radio
 

Washington DC
 

National Radio Theater of
 

Chicago
 

Chicago IL
 

National Radio Theater of
 

Chicago
 

Chicago IL
 

New Wave Corporation
 

Columbia MO
 

New York Center for Visual
 

History
 

New York NY
 

New York Foundation for
 

the Arts
 

New York NY
 

New York Foundation for
 

the Arts
 

New York NY
 

To support the completion of a film on Harold
 

Clurman by WQED
 

To support production of a series of live
 

satellite radio broadcasts from the New Music
 

America ’81 festival in San Francisco
 

To support the seventh season of "A Prairie Home
 

Companion," a weekly live radio program of
 

traditional music, jazz, light opera, satire,
 

and storytelling
 

To support production of "St. Paul Sunday
 

Morning," a series of 26 live radio broadcasts
 

featuring discussion and performance of chamber
 

music
 

To support a one-hour production documenting the
 

Bach Aria Festival and Institute at Stony Brook
 

in 1981
 

To support 15 half-hour videotapes documenting
 

Sanford Meisner’s extraordinary way of teaching
 

actors and a one-hour documentary portrait of
 

this master teacher
 

To support the fourth series of "Jazz Alive"
 

specials
 

To support the production, packaging, marketing,
 

and distribution of a major anthology series of
 

dramas for radio
 

To support development of three major national
 

series for radio: "Quest," "Classics of
 

Suspense," and "Wonder Person"
 

To support production of a radio series
 

consisting of eight live performances of Works
 

by composers working in the areas of new music
 

and text-sound
 

To support the production of "Whitman," a one-


hour documentary pilot for "Voices and Visions,"
 

a ten-part television series on American poetry
 

To support amending grant # 02-3442-282 for a
 

documentary film by Aviva Slesin on the writers
 

and critics who sat around the "Algonquin Round
 

Table"
 

To support a film on the post-Constructivist,
 

kinetic sculptor George Rickey
 

19,065
 

6,000
 

2,075 PG
 

77,925 TF
 

20,000 TF
 

75,000
 

25,000 PG
 

25,000 TF
 

12,500
 

50,000 TF
 

35,000
 

4,000
 

50,000
 

40,000
 

25,000
 
 

 

 

 

 

Media Arts 199 

New York Foundation for
 

the Arts 

New York NY 

New York Shakespeare 

Festival 

New York NY 

New York University 

New York NY 

One Act Theater Company of
 

San Francisco
 

San Francisco CA
 

Pacifica Foundation
 

Los Angeles CA
 

Pacifica Foundation
 

Berkeley CA
 

Pacifica Foundation
 

Washington DC
 

Solomon R. Guggenheim
 

Foundation
 

New York NY
 

South Carolina Educational
 

Radio Network
 

Columbia SC
 

South Carolina Educational
 

Radio Network
 

Columbia SC
 

Squaw Valley Creative Arts
 

Society
 

Olympic Valley CA
 

Texas, University of
 

Austin TX
 

Watershed Foundation
 

Washington DC
 

WCUW-FM
 

Worcester MA
 

WGBH Educational
 

Foundation
 

Boston
 

To support amending grant #92-3415-286 for
 

completion of a feature documentary, "Lee
 

Strasberg and the Actors Studio" by Herb Kline
 

To support "New Music at the Public Theater," a
 

jazz concert series for radio
 

To support an electronic poetry magazine on
 

teletext produced by the Alternate Media Center
 

To support production of 12 one-act olays for
 

radio
 

To support production of the third season of the
 

Los Angeles Theater of the Ear, a series of live
 

dramatic performances
 

To support the Radio Arts Project at KPFA-FM,
 

involving production of eight dramatic works for
 

radio by writers living in the Bay.Area
 

To support WPFW’s series of six live concerts
 

featuring Sun Ra, Johnny Hartman, Sam Rivers,
 

Joseph Jarman, and Dexter Gordon
 

To support the completion of the film "Alfred
 

Stieglitz: Portrait of an American," by Paul
 

Falkenberg and Hans Namuth
 

To support production of" Backstage with Richard
 

Mohr," presenting interviews with prominent
 

figures in the world of opera
 

To support production of the radio series
 

"American Popular Singers," 13 one-hour programs
 

hosted by Eileen Farrell
 

To support a screenwriters conference
 

To support production of the "National Arts
 

Review" on KUT-FM, featuring interviews with
 

artists
 

To support production of the "New American Short
 

Story," a series of.13 one-hour radio programs
 

showcasing American short fiction
 

To support a series of 12 jazz concerts taped at
 

the New England Repertory Theater
 

To support "Soundings: The New Music," a
 

television series on new American music and its
 

composers
 

25,000
 

25,000
 

10,000
 

20,000
 

I0,000
 

15,000
 

3,000
 

I0,000 O
 

20,000
 

10,000
 

4,000
 

5,000
 

6,000
 

2,500
 

145,400
 
200 Media Arts 

WGBH Educational 

Foundation 

Boston 

WGBH Educational 

Foundation 

Boston 

WGBH Educational 

Foundation 

Boston MA 

WGBH Educational 

Foundation 

Boston MA 

WGBH Educational 

Foundation 

Boston 

ZBS Foundation
 

Fort Edward NY
 

Zuni Communications
 

Authority
 

Zuni NM
 

Boston Fiim/Video
 

Foundation
 

Boston
 

Film Company
 

Washington DC
 

WGBH Educational
 

Foundation
 

Boston MA
 

WGBH Educational
 

Foundation
 

Boston MA
 

National Public Radio
 

Washington DC
 

To support production of "America’s Musical
 

Theater," a new series on opera and musical
 

theater for public television
 

To support production of a series of several
 

concerts, to be aired monthly by the Boston
 

Artists Ensemble
 

To support the seventh season of "Evening at
 

Symphony" during the 100th year of the Boston
 

Symphony Orchestra
 

To support a pilot program on John Cheever for
 

"The Writers World," on outstanding contemporary
 

American writers
 

To support the production of three one-hour
 

programs to commemorate the 1982 centennial of
 

Igor Stravins~y’s birth
 

To support production of "Big Deal," a 26-week
 

dramatic radio series set in the 24th century
 

To support the collection and editing of
 

material into a 12-part series of traditional
 

stories in the Zuni language
 

To support a 60-minute documentary film by Midge
 

MacKenzie about the pioneering independent
 

filmmaker Richard Leacock
 

To support the development of three one-hour
 

television specials on Ernest Hemingway, F.
 

Scott Fitzgerald, and Thomas Wolfe
 

To support WGBH to engage a cultural arts
 

reporter to provide material to the "Daily
 

Exchange Feed"
 

To support post-production work on the first
 

experimental television comedy-drama designed to
 

utilize the unique interactive cable technology
 

of the OUBE two-way cable system
 

To support production of a radio series
 

presenting operatic works performed by American
 

companies
 

300,000 TF
 

5,000
 

50,000 TF
 

50,000
 

I00,000 PG
 

200,000 TF
 

35,000
 

8,000
 

15,000
 

25,000
 

12,500
 

15,000
 

7,000
 

TOTAL FOR PROGRAMMING IN THE ARTS
 77 GRANTS 6,397,346
 
 

 

 

 

 

Media Arts 201 

Media Arts Centers 

Alabama Film-Makers Co-op
 

Huntsville AL
 

Appalshop
 

Whitesburg KY
 

Appalshop
 

Whitesburg KY
 

Art Institute of Chicago
 

Chicago IL
 

Bay Area Video Coalition
 

Ssn Francisco CA
 

Boston Film/Video
 

Foundation
 

Allston
 

California, Regents of the
 

University of
 

Berkeley CA
 

Carnegie Institute
 

Pittsburgh PA
 

Colorado, Regents of the
 

University of
 

Boulder CO
 

Downtown Community TV
 

Center
 

New York NY
 

Film in the Cities
 

St. Paul MN
 

To provide access to film and video postproduction facilities, workshops, publication of
 

"The Reel World," and administration of
 

Filmmakers in the Schools
 

To support training programs, access to
 

production and post-production facilities, film
 

exhibitions, and distribution services in 1981
 

To support training programs, access to
 

production and post-production facilities, film
 

exhibitions, and distribution services in 1982
 

To support the Film Center and the Video Data
 

Bank, including exhibition programs,
 

publications, maintenance of a study collection,
 

a circulation program of artists’ videotapes,
 

and visiting artists programs
 

To support provision of production and postproduction facilities, publication of "Video
 

Networks," consulting services to video artists,
 

workshops and forums, special publications, and
 

grants management services
 

To support exhibitions, visiting artist
 

programs, and provision of film/video equipment
 

and facilities
 

To support Pacific Film Archive’s film and video
 

exhibition programs, video installation and
 

performances, residencies by film and video
 

artists and critics, maintenance of research and
 

study facilities, and maintenance of film and
 

video collections
 

To support exhibitions, publication of the "Film
 

and Video Makers Travel Sheet," publication of
 

"Directory of Film and Video Makers,". and
 

maintenance of a film and video study collection
 

To support exhibition programs, artist
 

residencies, maintenance of a film study
 

collection, film information services, and
 

special outreach programs
 

To support 200 studio workshops, .50 color
 

workshops, a video equipment bank, maintenance
 

of a videotape library, and exhibitions
 

To support visiting artist and workshop
 

programs, exhibitions, the Community Extension
 

Program, publications, and information services
 

20,000
 

21,000
 

12,000
 

36,000
 

23,000
 

30,000
 

40,000
 

26,000
 

34,000
 

23,000
 

35,000
 
 

 

 

 

202 Mddia Arts 

Global Village Video
 

Resource Center
 

New York
 NY
 

Haleakala
 

New York
 NY
 

Long Beach Museum of Art
 

Long Beach CA
 

Media Study
 

Buffalo
 NY
 

Millenium Film Workshop
 

New York NY
 

Museum of Modern Art
 

New York
 NY
 

Ohio University
 

Athens
 OH
 

Pittsburgh Film-Makers
 

Pittsburgh PA
 

Portland Art Association
 

Portland OR
 

South Carolina Arts
 

Commission
 

Columbia
 SC
 

To support regular video exhibitions,
 

publication of "Airtime," workshops in video
 

production, information services, and access to
 

video production and post-production facilities
 

To amend grant # 92-3412-277 to support the
 

Kitchen’s media center activities, including
 

video exhibitions, operation of the Media
 

Bureau, a video research center, and provision
 

of video playback facilities
 

To support video exhibitions and installations,
 

access to video post-production facilities,
 

lectures and seminars with visiting video
 

artists, and maintenance of a video collection
 

To support film, video, audio, and electronic
 

arts programming; media workshops; publications;
 

conferences; information services; and access to
 

post-production film/video/audio facilities
 

To support the Personal Cinema exhibition
 

series, filmmaking workshops, publication of the
 

"Millenium Film Journal," and access to
 

filmmaking facilities
 

To support regular and special film exhibition
 

programs, maintenance of the film study center,
 

video exhibitions, and provision of musical
 

accompaniments for silent film presentations
 

To support media activities at the Athens Center
 

for Film and Video, including the Athens
 

International Film Festival, satellite
 

workshops, publication of the journal "Wide
 

Angle," and access to film/video production and
 

post-production facilities
 

To support film and video exhibitions, film
 

distribution services, workshops, maintenance of
 

a resource library, provision of access to media
 

post-production facilities and community
 

outreach programs
 

To support the Northwest Film Study Center’s
 

instructional programs in film- and video-making,
 

publication of "The Animator," regular film and
 

video exhibitions, and access tofilm and video
 

facilities
 

To support the activities of the commission’s
 

regional Media Arts Center, including access to
 

post-production filmmaking facilities, the Young
 

Filmmakers Festival, publications, workshops,
 

touring exhibition programs, and information
 

services
 

34,000
 

38,000
 

18,000 TF
 

41,000
 

30,000
 

40,000
 

18,000
 

34,000
 

38,000
 

34,000
 
 

Me~aArts 203 

Southwestern Alternate
 

Media Project
 

Houston
 

Syracuse University
 

Syracuse NY
 

~alker Art Center
 

Minneapolis MN
 

TOTAL FOR M~DIA ARTS CENTERS
 

Aid to Film/Video

Exhibition 

REGULAR EXHIBITIONS
 

Archdiocesan
 

Communications Center
 

San Francisco CA
 

Artists Television Network
 

New York NY
 

Baltimore Film Forum
 

Baltimore MD
 

Berks Filmmakers
 

Reading PA
 

Black Filmmaker Foundation
 

New York NY
 

Center Screen
 

Cambridge MA
 

Chicago Filmmakers
 

Chicago IL
 

Collective for Living
 

Cinema
 

New York NY
 

To support regular film and video exhibition
 

programs~ workshops, visiting artists programs,
 

publications, and access to film and video postproduction facilities
 

To support the Synapse Video Center’s provision
 

of access to two-inch video production and postproduction facilities, video exhibitions,
 

distribution of video artists’ works, and
 

workshops
 

To support film and videoexhibition programs,
 

outreach and circulating exhibition programs,
 

publications, and information services
 

24 GRANTS
 

To support a video exhibition program at Video
 

Free America, consisting of weekly video
 

exhibitions, installations, and performances
 

To support a twice-weekly exhibition program of
 

artists’ videotapes on cable television
 

To support a film exhibition program consisting
 

of a 14-day festival, exhibition series, and an
 

independent filmmaker competition
 

To support exhibitions of documentary films,
 

works by Pennsylvania filmmakers, and a series
 

on the history of experimental cinema
 

To support a traveling exhibition series 

entitled "Dialogues with Black Filmmakers" 

To support a film exhibition program focusing on
 

independent cinema and rarely screened feature
 

films
 

To support an exhibition program consisting of
 

works by independent filmmakers, with the
 

filmmakers in attendance
 

To support an exhibition program consisting of
 

independent and classic narrative films
 

34,000
 

20,000
 

29,000
 

708,000
 

9,000
 

10,000
 

5,000
 

4,000
 

3,000
 

16,000
 

10,000
 

9,000
 
 

 

 

 

204 Media Arts 

Cornell University 

Ithaca NY 

To support an exhibition program of 

independently produced films, videotapes, and 

narrative films 

3,000 

Craft and Folk Art Museu~
 

Los Angeles CA
 

District Curators
 

Washington DC
 

District of Columbia,
 

University of the
 

Washington DC
 

Facets Multimedia
 

Chicago IL
 

Film Art Fund
 

New York NY
 

Fondo gel Sol
 

Washington DC
 

Foundation for Art in
 

Cinema
 

San Francisco
 CA
 

Helena Film Society
 

Helena MT
 

Honolulu Academy of Arts
 

Honolulu HI
 

Image
 

Atlanta GA
 

int,l Museum of Photography
 

at George Eastman House
 

Rochester NY
 

To support an exhibition program of
 

independently produced films with filmmakers in
 

attendance, nine presentations on the history of
 

the avant-garde cinema, and 15 special programs
 

To support a film/video exhibition program of
 

independently produced films, videotapes, and
 

rarely screened foreign films
 

To support the Black Film Institute’s film
 

exhibition and lecture/presentation program,
 

consisting of historically important feature and
 

independent films by black and Third World
 

filmmakers
 

To support an exhibition program consisting of
 

independent films, visiting filmmakers,
 

seminars, a children’s film festival, a film
 

festival, a film study program, outreach
 

programs, and a programming resource center
 

To support Anthology Film Archive’s exhibition
 

program, consisting of repertory film programs
 

and new works, historical video programs, and
 

one-person shows with the artist in attendance
 

To support a film/video exhibition program of
 

video installations, a southern video festival,
 

a Latino film and video festival, and visiting
 

artists
 

To support the film exhibition program of Canyon
 

Cinematheque and the publication of "Cinemanews"
 

To support a film exhibition program consisting
 

of independently produced films and foreign
 

films
 

To support a film/video exhibition program
 

consisting of lectures, workshops, and
 

screenings of independently produced works
 

To support a film/video exhibition program
 

consisting of regionally produced independent
 

films and tapes by southeastern artists
 

To support a film exhibition program, including
 

films from the museum’s archival collection
 

8,000
 

3,000
 

11,000
 

8,000
 

18,000
 

3,000
 

10,000
 

3,000
 

3,000
 

9,000
 

5,000
 

!nter-Media Art Center	 To support an exhibition program consisting of
 9,000
 Bayville NY	 multi-media performances, single channel video
 

works, installations, and film showings
 
 

 

 

 

 

Media Arts 205 

International House of To support the exhibition program of the 20,000 

Philadelphia Neighborhood Film Project, and the exhibition 

Philadelphia PA programs at Moore College of Art and the 

Philadelphia College of Art 

Kent State University To support the exhibition of experimental films, 4,000 

Kent OH classic feature films, and documentary films with 

personal appearances by independent filmmakers 

Los Angeles Institute of To support an exhibition program featuring works 3,000 

Contemporary Art by independent videomakers and regional 

Los Angeles CA presentations at five local colleges and 

universities 

~ississippi Museum of Art To support the New South Film Center’s 4,000 

Jackson MS exhibition program of classic independent film 

and video 

Moving Image To support Film Forum’s exhibition program of 20,000 

New York NY documentary films, animated films, avant-garde 

films, in-person shows, and group shows 

Nebraska, University of To support the film exhibition program of the 10,000 

Lincoln NE Sheldon Film Theater, focusing on independent 

films and classic narrative films 

New Community Cinema To support the exhibition of independent feature 3,000 

.Huntington NY and silent films,’classic American and foreign 

films, w~th visiting artists 

New York Visual To support a film exhibition program of 2,500 

Anthropology Center independently produced ethnographic films 

New York NY 

Ohio State University To support the exhibition of independent films 6,000 

Columbus OH and classic.international films with visiting 

artists and critics 

Pasadena Film Forum To support a film exhibition program of twice­ 9,000 

Pasadena CA weekly, in-person showings by independent 

filmmakers 

Real Art Ways To support a film/video exhibition series, 2,800 

Hartford CT including in-person shows byStan Vanderbeek, 

Paul Sharits, Peter Gidal, Carolee Schneeman, 

and Roberta Friedman 

Rising Sun To support a film/video exhibition program 5,000 

SantaFe NM focusing on documentary, experimental, and 

narrative works, with 12 appearances by film and 

video artists 

Sun Ship Communications To support the exhibition program of classic 6,000 

Buffalo NY films by black filmmakers and a series on "Film 

in the Parks" 

Upstate Films To support a thematic repertory film exhibition 5,500 

Rhinebeck NY program 
 

 

 

 

206 MediaArts 

Utah Media Center
 

Salt Lake City UT
 

Walnut Street Theatre
 

Philadelphia PA
 

Whitney Museum of American
 

Art
 

.New York NY
 

CIRCULATING EXHIBITIONS
 

American Federation of
 

Arts
 

New York NY
 

Media Study
 

Buffalo NY
 

Museum of ~odern Art
 

New York
 NY
 

St. Louis Art Museum
 

St. Louis MO
 

To support an independent film series, a
 

traveling independent film program, an animated
 

film festival, and visiting artists program
 

To support a film/video exhibition program
 

consisting of ten thematically oriented film
 

series, video programs, short films, and
 

visiting artists
 

For a film/video exhibition program consisting
 

of short and feature-length avant-garde,
 

documentary, and narrative films and videotapes
 

To support a circulating film program devoted to
 

European avant-garde films of the last 20 years
 

previously unavailable to the American film
 

public
 

To support a circulating film program on humor
 

and styles of comedy in video art, performance
 

art, and broadcast television
 

To support a circulating film program entitled
 

"Rediscovering French Film" a retrospective of
 

the history of French cinema from 1930 to 1960
 

To support a circulating film program entitled
 

"Black on Black" showcasing films by 30 black
 

independent filmmakers
 

TOTAL FOR AID TO FILM/VIDEO EXHIBITONS
 42 GRANTS
 

In Residence/

Workshop Program 

Academy of Media and
 

Theatre Arts
 

San Francisco CA
 

Archdiocesan
 

Communications Center.
 

San Francisco CA
 

Art Institute of Chicago
 

School of the
 

Chicago IL
 

To support a workshop program for young people
 

in collaboration with Western Public Radio
 

To support a residency with video artist Nam
 

June Paik at Video Free America, and a
 

residency/tour with video artists Kit Fitzgerald
 

and John Sanborn
 

To support a series of screenings, lectures,
 

workshops, and seminars with six filmmakers
 

3,000
 

9,000
 

20,000
 

20,000
 

9,000
 

25,000
 

25,000
 

370,800
 

3,500
 

5,000
 

4,500
 
 

 

 

 

 

Media Arts 207 

Asian Cine-Vision
 

New York NY
 

Atlanta, City of
 

Atlanta GA
 

Brown University
 

Providence RI
 

Chicago Editing Center
 

Chicago IL
 

Cincinnati, University of
 

Cincinnati OH
 

Collective for Living
 

Cinema
 

New York. NY
 

Contemporary Arts Center
 

New Orleans LA
 

Educational Media
 

Associates of America
 

Berkeley CA
 

Fort Mason Foundation
 

San Francisco CA
 

Foundation for Art in
 

Cinema
 

San Francisco CA
 

Hampshire College
 

Amherst
 

I.P. Hunt Foundation
 

Jackson MS
 

Inter-Media Art Center
 

Bayville NY
 

International House of
 

Philadelphia
 

Philadelphia PA
 

Iowa, University of
 

Iowa City IA
 

Kanza Society
 

Pierceville KS
 

To support the workshop component of an Asian-


American media conference
 

To support the workshop component of the Third
 

World Film/Video Conference
 

To support a series of workshops/lectures by
 

video artists
 

To support an artist-in-residence program with
 

eight video artists
 

To support a workshop/symposium on film
 

animation
 

To support intensive filmmaking workshops and
 

seminars
 

To support a series of video workshops
 

To support the Public Broadcasting Association’s
 

workshop series on dance, film, and video in
 

cooperation with the Pacific Film Archive and
 

Video Free America
 

To support a month-long residency by video
 

artist Peter D’Agostino
 

To support visits by 36 independent filmmakers
 

To supporta program of intensive three-week
 

workshops/seminars on production aspects of film
 

and video art at the Summer Institute on the
 

Media Arts
 

To support four five-day video workshops for
 

community artists and arts groups
 

To support a three-week production workshop
 

conducted by video artist Edin Velez
 

To support a series of workshops, seminars,
 

screenings, and lectures of the Neighborhood
 

Film Project
 

To support a visiting artists program at
 

Corroborree Gallery on multimedia and intermedia
 

workshops, performances, and exhibitions
 

To support a three-day workshop With radio
 

producers, writers, and directors
 

5,000
 

5,000
 

3,500
 

7,000
 

2,938
 

5,000
 

3,500
 

4,000
 

5,
 

3,000
 

5,000
 

5,000
 

5,000
 

5,000
 

3,000
 

3,000
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

208 Media Arts 

Latinos in Public Radio
 

Los Angeles CA
 

Life Experience School
 

Washington DC
 

Media Bus
 

Woodstock NY
 

Mills College
 

Oakland CA
 

Museum of Fine Arts
 

Boston MA
 

Nebraska, University of
 

Lincoln NE
 

New School for Social
 

Research
 

New York
 NY
 

Portable Channel
 

Rochester
 NY
 

Positive Productions
 

Washington DC
 

San Jose Museum of Art
 

San Jose CA
 

Southern Arts Federation
 

Atlanta GA
 

Sundance Institute for
 

Film and Television
 

Provo UT
 

University Student
 

Telecommunications
 

Minneapolis
 

Vermont, University of
 

Burlington VT
 

To support a three-day workshop/seminar on the
 10,000
 

future of media arts and Hispanic programming
 

To support workshops for the Handicapped
 10,000
 

Information Service at national media
 

conferences, conventions, and film festivals on
 

the portrayal of the disabled in the media
 

To support a series of eight summer weekend
 3,000
 

workshop/seminars with eight video artists
 

To support, the Center forContemporary Music’s
 2,000
 

series of screenings, lectures, and intensive
 

wqrkshops with film and video artists
 

To support a ten-part lecture series by Willard .
 3,000
 

Van Dyke on the history of the non-fiction film
 

To support visits by eight film and video
 4,000
 

artists to the Sheldon Film Theater of the
 

University Art Galleries
 

To support four lectures and discussions on
 2,000
 

acoustic art and radio
 

To support workshops on the film, video, and
 3,500
 audio arts
 

To support workshops on third-world film
 5,000
 

production, distribution, and exhibition
 

To support a visiting artist series with ten
 5,000
 

film and videomakers
 

To support a series of workshops on the
 10,000 

programming of independent film exhibitions in
 

conjunction with a regional media arts touring
 

program
 

To support an intensive four-week
 5,000
 

workshop/seminar program for independent
 

filmmakers working with 15 producers, directors,
 

writers and actors from the motion picture
 

industry
 

To support University Community Video’s two "in­ 3,000
 

residence" programs by video artists Stevenson
 

Palfi and Dan Sandin
 

To support a month-long residency by video
 1,500
 artist William Wegman
 
 

 

 

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Media Arts 209 

Virginia Museum of Fine To support a video workshop program, a regional. 2,000
 

Arts competition, and a three-month video program
 

Richmond VA curated by Tom Bowes
 

Women’s Interart Center To support a two-month residency by filmmaker
 

New York NY Shirley Clarke, and a series of film production
 

workshops by Ellen Hovde and Muffle Myer
 

Young Filmmaker Foundation To support a series of film/video workshops in
 

New York NY writing, directing, and editing
 

TOTAL FOR IN RESIDENCE/WORKSHOP PROGRAM 36 GRANTS
 

Endowment/

Corporation for 

Public Broadcasting 

Joint Fund 

Eugene O’Neill Theater 

Center 

Waterford CT 

To support the New Drama for Television project 

Global Village Video 

Resource Center 

New York NY 

To support a series of regional workshops 

designed to prepare the independent producer for 

the oublic broadcast system 

ZBS Foundation 

Ft. Edward NY 

To support New Medium’s technical assistance 

seminars and to represent independent media 

artists at the annual PBS Program Fair 

TOTAL FOR NEA/CPB JOINT FUND 3 GRANTS
 

Short Film Showcase 

Foundation for Independent To amend a contract to continue the Short Film
 

Video and Film
 Showcase
 

New York NY
 

Ol
 

3,000
 

5,000
 

159,938
 

I0,000
 

40,000
 

46,000
 

96,000
 

150,000
 

The following filmmakers were awarded $3,000 each for the 

use of their films in the Short Film Showcase program. 

Aaron, Andy 

San Francisco CA 

Canemaker, John 

New York NY 

Deitch, Donna 

Santa Monica CA 
 

 

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Griffin, George 

New York NY 

Hoey, Randal~ 

Los Angeles CA 

Melly, Patrick 

Venice CA 

Hankin, Larry 

Los Angeles CA 

Leaf, Caroline 

Winchester MA 

Schiller, Tom 

New York NY 

TOTAL FOR SHORT FILM SHOWCASE
 10 GRANTS 177,000
 

American Film
 

Institute
 

American Film Institute To support the institute’s public service
 1,850,000
 Washington DC
 programs; exhibition, television, video,.
 

education, and distribution services; catalog
 

department, Center for Advanced Film Studies,
 

Directing Workshop for Women, Academy Intern
 

Program, AFI Theater, L. B. Mayer Library
 

TOTAL FOR AMERICAN FILM INSTITUTE
 

I GRANT 1,850,000
 

AFI/Endowment Film 

Archival Program 

American Film Institute To support services related to the AFI/NEA film
 731,000
 Washington DC archival program
 

TOTAL FOR AFI/NEA FILM ARCHIVAL PROGRAM
 I GRANT 731,000
 

Prospective Archives 

Landmark Art Projects
 To support a videotape of interviews with visual
 

La Jolla
 3,000
 CA	 and performing artists produced by Joyce Cutler
 

Shaw
 

TOTAL FOR PROSPECTIVE ARCHIVES
 

I GRANT 3,000
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

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AFI/Independent 

Filmmaker 

Fellowships 

American Film Institute To support the Independent Filmmaker Awards
 

Washington DC Program
 

TOTAL FOR AFI INDEPENDENT FILMMAKER PROGRAM	 I GRANT
 

Production Grants 

ORGANIZATIONS/FILM
 

112 Workshop
 

New York
 

Black Fil~maker Foundation
 

New York NY
 

Center for Documentary
 

Media
 

New York NY
 

Checkerboard Foundation
 

~ew York NY
 

Community Television of
 

Southern California
 

Los Angeles CA
 

Educational Broadcasting
 

Corporation
 

New York NY
 

Educational Broadcasting
 

Corporation 

New York NY 

Film Art Fund 

New York NY 

To support a film documentary by Robert Fiore
 

about performance artists
 

To support a narrative film by Robert Gardner
 

about a black southern family transplanted to
 

the urban North, and the role of the church in
 

their lives
 

To support a documentary film by Jack Willis
 

about safety and health problems that may be
 

associated with the use of nuclear power
 

To support two documentary films by Theodore
 

Haimes on photographers Barbara Morgan and Harry
 

Callahan
 

To support the completion of a dramatic film
 

directed by Jesus Trevino entitled "Sequin"
 

To support an original half-hour video drama for
 

television by Mark Rappaport entitled
 

"Postcards"
 

To support the completion of a feature-length
 

documentary film by Errol Morris about a small
 

rural town in North Florida
 

To support completion of Jonas Mekas’
 

experimental film diaries
 

450,000
 

450,000
 

15,000
 

20,000
 

20,000
 

15,000
 

10,000
 

15,000
 

20,000
 

13,000
 

15,000 PG
 Fund for Theater and Film	 To support a 90-minute dramatic f~lm by Jan
 

5,000 TF
 Cambridge MA	 Egleson about a juvenile probation officer and
 

his charges
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Japanese-American Citizens
 

League
 

San Francisco CA
 

Labor Education Film
 

Center
 

Washington
 DC
 

National Black Touring
 

Circuit
 

New York NY
 

Netzahaulcoytl Historical
 

Society 

Berkeley CA. 

New Dance Theatre 

Denver CO 

New Hampshire Media
 

Foundation
 

Concord
 NH
 

New York Foundation for
 

the Arts
 

New York NY
 

New York Foundation for
 

the Arts
 

New York NY
 

New York Foundation for
 

the Arts
 

New York NY
 

New York, Research Fdn.
 

of the State Univ. of
 

Albany NY
 

Portland Art Association
 

Portland OR
 

Social and Public Art
 

Resource Center
 

Venice
 CA
 

Southern California Asian-


American.Studies Central
 

Los Angeles CA
 

To support a one-hour documentary film by Steven
 

Okazaki on Japanese-American survivors of
 

Hiroshima and Nagasaki
 

To support a 60-minute documentary film by
 

Lorraine Gray comparing the lives of women
 

factory-workers and their families in the United
 

States with women working in similar types of
 

labor-intensive industries in underdeveloped
 

countries
 

To support a 60-minute docu-drama by filmmaker
 

Woodie King entitled "Sunday, February 21, 1965~
 

The Day Nalcom X Was Killed"
 

To support a dramatic film by Bill Gunn and
 

Ishmael Reed entitled "Personal Problems -­

Volume II"
 

To support production of a documentary film by
 

Margie Soo Hoo Lee on choreographer/dancer Cleo
 

Parker Robinson and director/writer/composer
 

Gordon Parks
 

To support completion of a pilot program for a
 

television series about rural life by filmmakers
 

Herb Di Gioia and Lovering Hayward
 

To support two 15-minute dramatic films by John
 

Block 4esigned for children
 

To support a 25-minute dramatic film by Linda
 

Feferman on the problems of adolescence
 

To support the completion of a film by Jim Brown
 

and George Stoney on the reunion of the
 

folksinging group, the Weavers
 

To support amending grant # 02-3411-215 for a
 

film by D. A. Pennebaker and Chris Hegedus on
 

the rehearsal process and performance of a new
 

play, "Rockabay,,, by Samuel Beckett
 

To support a 60-minute documentary by Les Blank
 

on the making of a film by a German director
 

Werner Herzog in the jungles of. Peru
 

To support a 90-minute narrative film by Donna
 

Deitch entitled "Desert of the Heart," adapted
 

from the novel by Jane Rule
 

To support filmmaker Jose Luis Ruiz to adapt
 

Rudolpho A. Anaya’s novel "Bless Me, Ultima" to
 

a mini-series for public television
 

20,000
 

10,000 P(
 

I0,000 T~
 

20,000 PG
 

5,000 TF
 

25,000
 

5,000
 

15,000 PG
 

5,000 TF
 

20,000
 

20,000
 

10,000
 

10,000
 

17,000
 

10,000 PG
 

10,000 TF
 

~J 25,000
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Southern California Asian-


American Studies Central
 

Los Angeles CA
 

ORGANIZATIONS/VIDEO
 

Atlas Theater Company
 

New York
 NY
 

Bay Area Video Coalition
 

San Francisco CA
 

Byrd Hoffman Foundation
 

New York NY
 

Capitol Children’s Museum
 

Washington DC
 

Caribbean Center for
 

Understanding Media
 

Kingshill VI
 

Educational Broadcasting
 

Corporation
 

New York NY
 

Religious Communities for
 

the Arts
 

New York NY
 

Stuart Ostrow Foundation
 

Pound Ridge NY
 

Vasulka Corporation
 

Santa Fe
 NM
 

To support Visual Communication’s "The Nation
 

Builders," a series about Asian-Americans
 

produced for public television
 

To support the Manhattan Project’s 90-minute
 

documentary by Jill Godmilow and Mercedes
 

Gregory on the work of Jerzy Grotowski and the
 

Polish Laboratory Theater
 

To support a series of videotapes entitled "Art
 

and C~munity" designed for national public
 

television
 

To support a one-hour videotape by Robert Wilson
 

entitled "Stations"
 

To support a video installation as part of a
 

major permanent exhibit entitled
 

"Communications"
 

To support a 30-minute documentary videotape by
 

Ademah Hackshaw about Cariso, a form of musical
 

dialect devised by West Indian slaves
 

To support a one-hour experimental videotape
 

entitled "Constant Change" designed for
 

television by Kit Fitzgerald and John Sanborn
 

To support the pilot program for "Not as
 

Advertised," a series about the elderly
 

To support Stanley Silverman and Richard Foreman
 

in producing an opera-musical theater production
 

for television, based on Nathanial Hawthorne’s
 

short story "Young Goodman Brown"
 

To support an experimental videotape entitled
 

"Paganini," by Steina Vasulka, using electronic
 

image processing
 

20,000 PG
 

10,000 

20,000
 

30,000
 

10,000 PG
 

15,000 TF
 

10,000
 

7,500
 

20,000
 

5,000
 

15,000
 

25,000
 

INDIVIDUALS/FILM 

Aaron, Jane 

New York NY 

To support a film about travel combining live 

action with animated footage 

9,000 

Baillie, Bruce 

Elizaville NY 

To support completion of "Roslyn Romance," an 

experimental film incorporating a number of film 

genres 

12,000 
214 Media Arts 

Beroes, Stephanie
 

Pittsburgh PA
 

Bourne, St. Clair
 

New York
 NY
 

Brakhage, Stan
 

Rollinsville
 CO
 

Burnett, Charles
 

Los Angeles
 CA
 

Choy, Christine
 

New York
 NY
 

Citron, Michelle
 

Chicago
 IL
 

Collins, Kathleen
 

Piermont
 NY
 

Cooper, Harry
 

Brookline
 MA
 

Dash, Julie
 

Los Angeles
 CA
 

Gerima, H~ile
 

Washington
 DC
 

Hanson, John and
 

Schulberg, Sandra
 

St. Paul
 MN
 

Korolenko, Michael D.
 

Brooklyn
 NY
 

Lewis, Brady
 

Pittsburgh
 PA
 

Lowe, Felicia
 

San Francisco
 CA
 

Lyon, Danny
 

Bernalillo
 NM
 

To support completion of "The Dream Screen," a
 

60-minute experimental film based on the life of
 

actress Louise Brooks and on G. W. Pabst’s
 

"Pandora’s Box"
 

To support a documentary film about writer/poet
 

Amiri Baraka (Leroi Jones)
 

To support the comDletion of "Duplicity," an
 

abstract, autobiographical film exploring the
 

use of light and shadow
 

To support ~ 90-minute narrative feature film
 

entitle@ "My Brother’s Wedding"
 

To support a documentary film on the history of
 

Chinese inhabitants of the Mississippi Delta
 

To support a 60-minute film about women working
 

in traditionally male-dominated fields, using
 

both the documentary ~nd narrative ~enres
 

To support a half-hour narrative film entitle@
 

"Losin~ Ground (or the Ghostly Lovers)," about a
 

youn~ woman’s search for the i@eal mate
 

To support the production of "Deadlines," a film
 

about composer Serge Hovey
 

To support a narrative film entitled "Bridges,"
 

about the migration to the North of an extended
 

southern family
 

To support a 90-minute narrative film entitled
 

"Callaloo," about a Viet Nam veteran’s "reentry" into American society
 

To support "Red Ghosts of Mesabi," a feature-


length narrative film set in northern
 

Minnesota’s iron-mining region
 

To support "The Chords of Fame," a film based on
 

the stage production of "Circle of Friends," a
 

musical documentary of the career of the late
 

American folk singer Phil Ochs
 

To support "Birth Without Violins," a short
 

animated film
 

To support a one-hour film for public television
 

about Angel Island, the "Ellis Island" of the
 

West
 

To support a half-hour film about a boy who
 

grows up to be a photographer
 

5,000
 

10,000
 

10,000
 

12,000
 

11,000
 

10,000
 

11,000
 

5,000
 

11,000
 

12,000
 

12,000
 

8,000
 

7,000
 

5,000
 

I0,000
 
 

Media Arts 215 

Nelson, Gunvor
 

Sausalito CA
 

Noren, Andrew
 

Brooklyn NY
 

Portillo, Lourdes
 

San Francisco
 CA
 

Rance, Mark
 

Charleston
 

Rose, Kathy
 

Whitestone
 NY
 

Spotted Eagle, Chris
 

Golden Valley
 

Wang, Wayne
 

San Francisco CA
 

Woodward, R. Stanley
 

Columbia SC
 

INDIVIDUALS/VIDEO
 

Blumberg, Skip
 

Woodstock
 NY
 

Galloway, Kit and
 

Rabinowitz, Sherrie
 

North Hollywood CA
 

Hill, Gary
 

Tarrytown NY
 

Land, Owen
 

Chicago IL
 

Sanborn, John
 

New York NY
 

Sweeney, Skip
 

San Francisco CA
 

VanDerBeek, E. Stanley
 

Baltimore MD
 

Yonemoto, Bruce Neal
 

Venice CA
 

To support a 60-minute, experimental film
 

centering on mother-daughter relationships
 

To support an experimental film exploring the
 

nature of cinematic illusion
 

To support a 30-minute narrative film about
 

teenage girls in the Mission District of San
 

Francisco
 

To support a documentary film on the filmmaker’s
 

extended West Virginia family
 

To support a 20-minute animated film with paper
 

puppets entitled "Paper Play"
 

To support a half-hour documentary film entitled
 

"Our Sacred Lands," on AmeriCan Indian culture
 

To support "Chart is Missing," a feature-length
 

mystery film set in San Francisco"s "Chinatown"
 

To support completion of the documentary film
 

"The Day Skylab Fell to Earth"
 

To support an experimental videotape
 

To support the aesthetic applications of
 

satellite technology in a video project entitled
 

"Light Transition"
 

To support "Composite," a 20-minute experimental
 

videotape consisting of electronically generated
 

images and a spoken script
 

To support "Reproduction: A Non-Malthusian
 

Fantasy," a videotaped musical drama
 

To support the production of a half-hour
 

experimental videotape
 

To support the pilot program of a satirical
 

video series entitled, "How to Live"
 

To support an experimental videotape utilizing
 

computer-generated animation
 

To support a one-hour narrative videotape
 

entitled "Green Card," about a Japanese woman’s
 

decision to make America her home
 

13,000
 

8,000
 

13,000
 

8,000
 

10,000
 

14,000
 

12,000
 

10,500
 

10,000
 

8,000
 

6,000
 

I0,000
 

5,000 

10,000
 

3,000
 

10,
 
 

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RADIO PRODUCTION
 

Adderley, Olga James
 

Los Angeles
 CA
 

Allison, Jay
 

West Hurley
 NY
 

Anderson, James
 

Washington
 DC
 

Blanche, Deborah
 

Albuquerque
 NM
 

Boardman, William
 

Woodstock
 VA
 

Brouk, Joanna M. 

Oakland CA 

Capitol Children’s Museum
 

Washington DC
 

Charles, Geneva L.
 

Plainfield
 NJ
 

Cromwell, Arthur
 

Falls Church
 VA
 

Freedberg, Louis
 

Berkeley
 CA
 

Freudberg, David
 

Cambridge
 

Hagen, Carlos
 

Malibu
 CA
 

To support production of a series of five radio
 

programs for children, aged five through nine
 

To support production of "Making It: The Artist
 

in America,,, a series of 13 half-hour radio
 

programs focusing on the creative impulse in art
 

To support production of "The Outsider," a story
 

for radio by H. P. Lovecraft
 

To support development and production of four
 

series of short dramatizations for radio drawn
 

from Hispanic and Native-American sources
 

To support production of "The Panther Program -­

A Cabaret Theater for Radio," incorporating
 

comedy and comment in 13 one-hour episodes
 

To support Droduction of a series of half-hour
 

radio programs in the Oral Arts Radio Project,
 

combining the work of poets, story-tellers,
 

anthropologists, and folklorists working in the
 

area of oral literature
 

To support production of radio/sound
 

environments by Gregory Schifrin and Tom Lopez


to be included as part of a major permanent
 

exhibit entitled "Communications,,
 

To support production of "Kuumba," a series of
 

six one-hour radio programs focusing on the
 

lives and philosophies of African and Afro-


American musicians
 

To support production of "Jazz Birth," a series
 

of 52 radio portraits of jazz artists to be
 

aired on their respective birthdays
 

To support production of cultural and arts
 

reviews as part of the "Youth News" project, a
 

weekly 15-minute news magazine for radio
 

produced by and for teenagers
 

To support production of the first part of a
 

four-part radio series, "Beyond Language,,,
 

focusing on the divisions and misunderstandings
 

caused by language barriers
 

To support production of a 13-part series of
 

half-hour radio programs on the social and
 

artistic aspects of the Beat Generation
 

10,000
 

9,000
 

5,000
 

4,000
 

9,000
 

3,000
 

9,000
 

4,000
 

I0,000
 

6,000
 

3,000
 

8,000 
 

Media Arts 217 

Joyce, Donald S.
 

Emeryville CA
 

Kasamatsu, Mary S.
 

St. George ~’~
 

Kostelanetz, Richard
 

New York NY
 

Mahler, Richard M.
 

Santa Monica CA
 

Martin, Vonulrick
 

Seabrook
 MD
 

Massett, Larry
 

Washington DC
 

McMurray, Jose D.
 

Washington DC
 

McPherson, Karen M.
 

Fairbanks AK
 

Moss, David
 

Marlboro VT
 

Nelson, David and Silva,
 

Nikki
 

Santa Cruz CA
 

Pacifica Foundation
 

Washington DC
 

Pacifica Foundation
 

Berkeley CA
 

To support production of an original two-part 4,000
 

radio comedy entitled"Electric Life,"
 

structured as improvisation within a scripted
 

outline set in a hypothetical future
 

To support production of three radio programs
 5,000


entitled "Cool Country Women"
 

To support work on audio art, including
 5,500


preparation of an "audio-autobiography"
 

To support production of "Strange to Be 3,000
 

Seventy," a one-hour documentary radio portrait
 

of aging Americans
 

To support production of a seven-part radio 7,000
 

series focusing on the relationship between
 

Caribbean history and present-day consciousness
 

as revealed in.reggae, calypso, and cadence
 

music
 

To support production of a one-hour experimental
 12,000


radio documentary on the work of anthropologist
 

Stephen Feld on the Kaluli of New Guinea
 

To support production of six one-hour radio
 10,000


documentaries on Latino composers and performers
 

from classical music, jazz, salsa, country and
 

western, and rock and roll
 

To support production of the first programs in a 9,000
 

projected 13-part series for radio, presenting
 

dramatizations of Alaskan native oral literature,
 

incorporating native music, environmental
 

sounds, and Alaskan language
 

To support production of" Soundspots," a series 3,000
 

of three-minute radio features combining
 

traditional and new instruments, voices,
 

composition, and improvisation
 

To support production of "Every Wrinkle Tells a
 3,000


Story," a ten-part radio series presenting half-


hour portraits of life in central coastal
 

California
 

To support production of a 12-part segment of 6,000
 

the radio series "Inside/Outside," focusing on
 

the voices of prison inmates, assembled from
 

poetry, music, and prose
 

To support KPFA-/FM’s Disability Radio Project
 

in which three two-hour music specials focusing
 

on living disabled musicians or composers will
 

be produced
 
218 Media Arts 

Pietrafesa, Sunny E.
 

Salt Lake City
 UT
 

Radio Foundation
 

New York
 NY
 

Radio Foundation
 

New York
 NY
 

Robinson, Steve
 

Newark
 NJ
 

Scott, Barinetta
 

Oakland
 CA
 

Shields, William F.
 

San Francisco
 

Stavro, Deborah
 

Cambridge
 

VIDEO FELLOWSHIPS
 

CA
 

MA
 

To support production of a series of half-hour
 2,000
 radio documentaries exploring the role of women
 

within the Mormon Church
 

To support production of "Vox Inhumana," a work
 7,000
 by audio artist Larry Josephson of sounds and
 

verbal images produced by "machines that talk"
 

To support production of three original satiric
 

works for radio by the Duck’s Breath Mystery
 9,000


Theater, the Firesign Theater, and the BBC
 

Radiophonic Workshop
 

To support production of a series of two-hour
 

1,500
 radio programs in the series "Collage"
 

To support production of three one-hour radio
 3,000
 programs exploring the history of jazz through
 

interviews and demonstrations with Earl Hines,
 

Cecil.Taylor, and Thelonious Monk
 

To support production of five I/2-hour radio
 4,000
 programs exploring the changing nature of the
 

work experience under the impact of the new
 

industrial revolution
 

To support production of "Runaway Shops," a two­ 5,000
 part radio documentary focusing on the movement
 

of United States electronics firms to Mexican
 

border towns and the effect of this movement on
 

the Mexican people
 

The following video artists received $6,500 each:
 

Buckner, Barbara 

New York NY 

Logue, Joan 

New York 

Froese, Dieter 

New York NY 

Lucier, Mary 

New York 

Heyward, Julia 

Clearwater FL 

Ramos, Anthony 

New York 

Robbins, Allan 

New York 

NY 

NY 

NY 

Sato, Norie 

Seattle 

Vasulka, Steina 

Santa Fe 

Velez, Edin 

New York 

WA 

NM 

NY 

NY 
 

 

 

 

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The following video artists received $2,000 each:
 

Arvanites, John
 

Los Angeles CA
 

Devyatkin, Dmitri
 

New York NY
 

REGIONAL FELLOWSHIPS
 

Alabama Filmmakers Co-op
 

Huntsville AL
 

Boston Film/Video
 

Foundation
 

Boston MA
 

Film in the Cities
 

Minneapolis
 

Southwestern Alternate
 

Media Project
 

Houston TX
 

Western States Arts
 

Foundation
 

Santa Fe NM
 

DEVELOPING ARTISTS FELLOWSHIPS
 

Community Film Workshop
 

 ̄ Chicago
 

Downtown Community
 

Television Center
 

New York NY
 

Greater Washington Educ.
 

Telecommunications Assn.
 

Washington DC
 

Northern Community Radio
 

Grand Rapids MI
 

Oblate College of the
 

Southwest
 

San Antonio TX
 

Feingold, Ken 

Minneapolis MN 

Oursler, Tony 

Nyack NY 

To support regional fellowship grants in ten
 

southeastern states
 

To support regional fellowship grants in the six
 

New England states
 

To support regional fellowship grants
 

To support regional fellowship grants
 

To support regional fellowshipgrants in nine
 

western states 

To support promising filmmakers with grants from
 

$1,000 to $2,500
 

To assist Promising videomakers with grants from
 

$5oo to $1,500
 

To support promising videomakers with grants to
 

produce programming for public television
 

To support production of ,,Childvolces:
 

Explorations in the Art of the Word," a series
 

of six half-hour radio programs based on writing
 

done by children
 

To support a grants program for .promising film
 

and videomakers
 

30,000
 

30,000
 

I0,000
 

36,000
 

30,0000
 

15,000
 

15,000
 

15,000
 

8,000
 

24,000
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

22{} Media Arts 

TOTAL FOR PRODUCTION
 

Services to the Field 

CONFERENCES
 

Atlanta Arts Alliance
 

Atlanta GA
 

Atlantic Productions
 

Tampa FL
 

Community Action for the
 

Urbanized American Indian
 

Culver City CA
 

Eugene O’Neill Memorial
 

Theater Center
 

Waterford CT
 

Film Society of Lincoln
 

Center
 

New York NY
 

Film Society of Lincoln
 

Center
 

New York NY
 

National Film Preserve
 

Telluride CO
 

Oblate College of the
 

Southwest 

San Antonio TX 

Sinking Creek Film 

Celebration 

Greeneville TN 

Southern California,
 

University of
 

Los Angeles
 CA
 

Sun Ship Communications
 

Buffalo NY
 

120 GRANTS
 

To support a series of four seminars entitled
 

"Perspectives on Avant-Garde Film"
 

To support the fifth annual Chinsegut Hill
 

Film/Video Conference
 

To support the fifth annual festival of the
 

American Indian Film Institute
 

To support the New Drama for Television Project,
 

in which playwrights work with producers,
 

directors, editors, actors, and technicians to
 

adapt their work for television
 

To support the 19th annual New York Film
 

Festival
 

To support the tenth annual presentation by the
 

Film Society and the Museum of Moder~ Art of
 

"New Directors/New Films"
 

To support the Santa Fe Festival’s presentation
 

of New Directors/New Films
 

To support the San Antonio CineFestival,
 

designed to promote excellence in Hispanic film
 

and video
 

To support a number of services including
 

screenings, seminars, workshops, and
 

dissemination of information about independent
 

cinema
 

To support a conference in collaboration with
 

the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, the
 

University of California at Los Angeles, and the
 

American Film Institute, designed to address key
 

issues in the study of film history
 

To support the Clarence Muse Media Arts
 

Conference, bringing together regional minority
 

film, video, and radio producers
 

I ,352,500
 

2,700
 

5,000
 

5,000
 

10,000
 

10,000
 

15,000
 

3,000
 

11,000
 

I0,000
 

15,000
 

5,000
 
 

 

 

Media Arts 221 

Utah Arts Council
 

Salt Lake City UT
 

RESEARCH
 

Cultural Council
 

Foundation
 

New York
 NY
 

Electronic Body Arts
 

Albany NY
 

Reagan, Michael
 

Atlanta GA
 

Sippel, Richard
 

Cincinnati
 OH
 

DISTRIBUTION
 

American Federation of
 

Arts
 

New York NY
 

Cine Information
 

New York NY
 

Colorado, Regents of the
 

University of
 

Boulder CO
 

Columbia Museums of Art
 

and Science
 

Columbia SC
 

Cultural.Council
 

Foundation
 

New York
 NY
 

Film Art Fund
 

New York
 NY
 

Film Fund
 

New York
 NY
 

To support a summer institute for independent
 

filmmakers seeking assistance in developing
 

narrative feature-film projects at the Sundance
 

Institute for Film and Television
 

To enable the Holographic Film Foundation to
 

conduct research and develop techniques for
 

realistic color holograms
 

To support investigating new techniques for
 

computer animation
 

To support researching the inclusion of
 

broadcast~quality independent video productions
 

for the Turner Broadcasting system
 

To support research to improve the quality of
 

work produced by artists using computer image
 

processors and video synthesizers
 

To support the Film Subsidy Program which
 

reduces the rental and purchase fees of touring
 

film programs
 

To support the Film Users’ network, a
 

computerized mailing list of film users coded by
 

interests, which facilitates distribution for
 

independent media artists
 

To support the Colorado Film Network, a touring
 

exhibition of quality feature films which would
 

not otherwise be available
 

To support the Southern Circuit, a touring
 

program that brings film artists from all over
 

the country to screen and discuss their work in
 

six southern cities
 

To support the Independent Cinema Artists and
 

Producers in distributing the work of film and
 

video artists to pay cable, over-the-air pay
 

television, and basic cable television systems
 

To support the Film-Makers Cooperative, a film
 

rental service offering works by over 500
 

independent filmmmakers and servicing over 3500
 

organizations nationwide
 

To support the Independent Feature Project in
 

five major cities
 

15,000
 

10,000
 

7,500
 

4,000
 

2,800
 

10,
 

I0,000
 

I0,000
 

12,000
 

15,000
 

14,000
 

10,000
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

,I ,
 

222 Media Arts 

Foundation for Art in
 

Cinema
 

San Francisco
 CA
 

Int’l House for the
 

Neighborhood Film Project
 

Philadelphia PA
 

Northwest Media Project
 

Portland OR
 

Southern California Asian-


American Studies Central
 

Los Angeles CA
 

Star Film Library
 

Boston MA
 

WGBH Educational
 

Foundation
 

Boston
 

FACILITIES AND
 

WORKING SPACES
 

and/or service
 

Seattle ~TA
 

Archdiocesan
 

Communications Center
 

San Francisco
 CA
 

Artists Television Network
 

New York NY
 

Austin Community
 

Television
 

Austin
 TX
 

Cable Ten Educational TV
 

Frankfort KY
 

Chicago E~iting Center
 

Chicago IL
 

Chicago Filmmakers
 

Chicago
 IL
 

Colorado, Regents of the
 

University of
 

Boulder CO
 

Community Film Workshop
 

Chicago IL
 

To support the Canyon Cinema Cooperative
 

catalog, providing distribution information on
 

independent films
 

To support the Film Share Program, which
 

facilitates the presentation of film programs by
 

community groups
 

To support distribution of films produced in the
 

Northwest to schools, libraries, and public and
 

cable television stations
 

To support Visual Communication’s efforts to
 

develop the Asian Pacific Television System,
 

which produces and distributes Asian programs to
 

television stations in eight cities
 

To support services, including workshops for film
 

 ̄ users, exhibitions, and distribution of films to
 

community groups in New England
 

To support acquisition of short films and
 

videotapes by independent media artists to be
 

broadcast on public television
 

18,000
 

I0,000
 

12,000
 

10,000
 

4,000
 

"I0,000
 

For organizations to provide independent film and video
 

makers with the equipment resources to complet~ projects.
 

7,500
 

7,000
 

6,500
 

4,000
 

3,000
 

9,000
 

6,000
 

3,000
 

4,000
 

Creative Outlet
 

Portland
 OR
 

Double ~elix Corporation
 

St. Louis NO
 

Electronic Arts Intermix
 

New York NY
 

Experimental Television
 

Center 

Owego NY 

Film Arts Foundation 

San Francisco CA 

Fondo ~el Sol 

Washington DC 

Image 

Atlanta GA 

Inter-Media Art Center
 

Bayville NY
 

Media Bus
 

Woodstock
 NY
 

3,000
 

9,000
 

20,000
 

9,000
 

8,000
 

2,000
 

9,000
 

11,000
 

5,000
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Media Arts 223 

MOntevideo
 

CT
 H~rtford
 

Ne~w Orleans Video Access
 

center
 

New Orleans LA
 

Portable Channel
 

Rochester
 NY


Rising Sun
 

Santa Fe
 NM


Tucson Museum of Art
 

Tucson
 AZ


CO~INED SERVICES
 

Alabama Filmmakers Co-op
 

Huntsville AL
 

Black Filmmaker Foundation
 

New York NY
 

Colorado, Regents of the
 

University of
 

Boulder CO
 

Educational Film Library
 

Association
 

New York NY
 

Film Art Fund
 

New York
 NY
 

Film Fund
 

New York
 NY
 

Film Fund
 

New York
 NY


Foundation for Independent
 

Video and Film
 

New York NY
 

Foundation for Independent
 

Video and Film
 

5,000	 University Community Video
 

Minneapolis MN
 

7,000	 Western Public Radio
 

San Francisco
 CA
 

Women’s Interart Center
 

8,000 New York NY
 

Young Filmmakers
 

5,000
 Foundation
 

New York
 NY
 

4,000
 ZBS Foundation
 

Fort Edward
 NY


To support regional media services of the
 

Coalition of Southern Media Organizations
 

including a newsletter, a resource directory,
 

workshops, and a regional media conference
 

To support a cooperative distribution service
 

for black filmmakers, programming, assistance to
 

organizations designing black film series, an
 

equipment access center, and a library of
 

information about blacks and media
 

To support costs of an inter~overnmental
 

personnel agreement for an arts administrator to
 

serve temporarily in the Endowment’s Media Arts
 

Program
 

To support a film/video evaluation service,
 

authors’ fees for "Sightlines" magazine, and the
 

inclusion of video works in the American Film
 

Festival
 

To support the services of the National Alliance
 

of Media Arts Centers
 

To support marketing and distribution of films
 

produced by the Independent Feature Project
 

To support technical and informational services
 

for independent media artists
 

To support Media Awareness, a program designed
 

to enhance the production, distribution, and
 

promotion of the work of independent media
 

artists
 

To support Core Services, an information access
 

center for the media arts and publication of
 

ll~ha 

11,000
 

’4,000
 

4,000
 

18,000
 

14,000
 

12,000
 

20,000
 

56,574
 

16,000
 

20,000
 

8,000
 

18,000
 

15,000
 

15,000
 

@I
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

224 Media Arts 

Image Co-op
 

Montpelier VT
 

International House of
 

Philadelphia
 

Philadelphia PA
 

Ithaca Video Projects
 

Ithaca
 NY
 

Minnesota State Arts Board
 

Minneapolis ~.~
 

National Communications
 

Foundation
 

Studio City CA
 

National Federation of
 

Local Cable Programmers
 

Kettering OH
 

Rochester Area Educational
 

Television Association
 

Rochester NY
 

Sharp, Willoughby
 

New York ~y
 

Washington Area Film/Video
 

League
 

Washington DC
 

Women Make Movies
 

New York
 NY
 

Writers Guild of America,
 

East
 

New York NY
 

INFORgATIONAL MATERIALS
 

Bourne, St. Clair
 

Hollywood CA
 

CameraObscura
 

Berkeley CA
 

Camera Obscura
 

Berkeley
 CA
 

To support services including a newsletter,
 

provision of work and exhibition space, access
 

to post-production equipment, and exhibitions
 

To support services to strengthen media arts
 

centers in the Mid-Atlantic region of the United
 

States
 

To support the annual Ithaca Video Festival, and
 

video editing facilities
 

To support services, including a directory of
 

Minnesota media artists, seminars for media
 

artists, and regional networking conferences
 

To support the development of a television
 

production unit which will employ deaf personnel
 

and will produce programming for both deaf and
 

hearing audiences
 

To support a conference, including workshops on
 

such topics as video art and arts access to
 

cable television and to support publication of
 

"Community Television Review"
 

To support services to media artists including
 

equipment-access grants, post-production grants,
 

and artists-in-residence ~rants
 

To support a series of workshops designed to
 

demonstrate access to satellite systems by media
 

artists
 

To support services including a newsletter and
 

workshops
 

To support services including a monthly
 

newsletter, workshops, screenings, and
 

distribution of films and videotapes by women
 

To support screenwriting fellowships to enable
 

writers to complete scripts for film or
 

television
 

To support a catalog listing films and
 

videotapes by black and/or Third World producers
 

To support "Camera Obscura: A Journal of
 

Feminism and Film Theory"
 

To support, the publication in 1982 of "Camera
 

Obscura: A Journal of Feminism andFilm Theory"
 

5,000
 

4,000
 

II,000
 

9,000
 

10,000
 

8,000
 

10,000
 

5,000
 

8,000
 

I0,000
 

10,000
 

5,000
 

5,000
 

4,000
 
 

 

 

 

 

Media Arts 225 

~acobs, Lewis 

Thomaston NY 

Kudaka, Geraldine 

San Francisco CA 

Media Center for Children
 

New York NY
 

Neiman, Catrina
 

New York
 NY
 

Video Rainbow
 

Hartsdale
 NY
 

Visual Studies Workshop
 

Rochester NY
 

Washington Community Video
 

Center
 

Washington DC
 

RADIO
 

Audio Independents
 

New York
 NY
 

National Federation of
 

Community Broadcasters
 

Washington DC
 

New Wave Corporation
 

Columbia MO
 

Pacifica Foundation
 

Los Angeles CA
 

Radio Foundation
 

New York NY
 

Research Communications
 

B6ston MA
 

Watershed Foundation
 

Washington DC
 

To support research for a companion volume to
 

Lewis Jacob’s "The Rise of the American Film"
 

To support developing informational material
 

related to the role of Asians and Asian-


Americans in American film
 

To support a book entitled "On the Nature of
 

Films for Children"
 

To support amending grant # 01-3422-227 to
 

qomplete the research for volumes two and three
 

of "The Legend of Maya Deren"
 

To support the Children’s Video Set Project
 

Catalog, designed to promote the use of
 

independent video in schools, libraries, and
 

museums
 

To support coverage of independent film and
 

video in the monthly newspaper "Afterimage"
 

To support video/television criticism in
 

"Televisions" magazine, including reviews of
 

international video and new music and video
 

To support a series of seminars and workshops on
 

sound techniques
 

Tosupport services to public radio producers
 

and programmers
 

To support a three-day working conference on
 

live radio theater production
 

To support promotion and improvement in
 

distribution procedures of the Pacifica Program
 

Service
 

To amend grant # 02-3422-0081 to support
 

increased costs and additional travel subsidies
 

for independent producers to attend a seminar on
 

the art of radio
 

To support a survey on an alternative commercial
 

distribution service of youth programming for
 

radio
 

To support distribution of literarY programing
 

to non-commercial radio stations
 

7,500
 

7,500
 

7,500
 

1,000
 

1,500
 

10,000
 

10,000
 

5,000
 

11,500
 

9,000
 

7,000
 

10,000
 

3,500
 

4,000
 
 

226 Media Arts 

TOTAL FOR SERVICES TO THE FIELD
 94 GRANTS 863,574
 

TOTAL FOR MEDIA ARTS PROGRAM
 

410 GRANTS 13,159,158
 

TF--treasury funds; PG--program funds
 
228 Museum 

ART
 

Augus! 27­

Oclober 25. 

1981 
229 

Museums
 

The Museum Program funds projects of artistic In general, an organization must have been in

significance in the museum field. All types of operation for at least two years before submitting 

museums, as well as some other organizations an application. 

and museum professionals, are eligible for grants. 

Museum Advisory Panels
 

Jack Agueros
 

Museum director
 

New York, NY
 

Margaret Armstong
 

Retired educator
 

Baltimore, MD
 

Marjorie Beebe
 

Gallery director
 

Claremont, CA
 

Peter Bermingham
 

Museum director
 

Tucson, AZ
 

Jean S. Boggs
 

Museum director
 

Philadelphia, PA
 

Edgar Po Bowron
 

Museum director
 

Raleigh, NC
 

Adelyn Breeskin
 

Arts consultant, former
 

museum director
 

Washington, D.C.
 

John Daniel
 

Museum education
 

specialist
 

Saraso~a, FL
 

Arturo Davila
 

Director of university
 

museum
 

Rio Piedras, PR
 

Jonathan Fairbanks
 

Museum curator
 

Boston, MA
 

Judith Fox
 

Museum assistant
 

director
 

Wellesley, MA
 

Edmund Gaither
 

Museum director
 

Boston, MA
 

Thom Gentle
 

Conservation~lab
 

director
 

Oberlin, OH
 

Linda Goode-Bryant
 

Art historian, gallery
 

director
 

New York, NY
 

FrankGoodyear
 

Curator
 

Philadelphia, PA
 

Elaine Gurian
 

Museum education
 

specialist
 

Boston} MA
 

Anne Hawley
 

State arts agency
 

executive director
 

Boston, MA
 

Henry Hopkins
 

Museum director
 

San Francisco, CA
 

Arnold Jolles
 

Museum director
 

Seattle, WA
 

Lynn Jorgenson
 

Museum service
 

organization director
 

San Francisco, CA
 

Kendra Lovette
 

Conservation lab
 

director
 

Baltimore, MD
 

Richard Muhlberger
 

Museum director
 

Springfield, MA
 
 

 

 

 

 

230 Museum 

Peter Rodriguez
 

Museum director
 

San Francisco, CA
 

Ann N. Rorimer
 

Associate curator
 

Chicago, IL
 

Carolyn Rose
 

Conservation lab
 

director
 

Washington, D.C.
 

Pat Schoenfeld
 

Arts administrator
 

New York, NY
 

Douglas Schultz
 

Chief curator
 

Buffalo, NY
 

Kenneth Starr
 

Museum director
 

Milwaukee, WI
 

David Steadman
 

Museum director
 

Norfolk, VA
 

Susan Stitt
 

Museum director
 

Stony Brook, NY
 

Ann Tucker
 

Museum curator
 

Houston, TX
 

 ̄ Marcia Tucker
 

Museum director
 

New York, NY
 

Museum Grants
 

Jan van der Marck
 

Arts center director
 

Miami, FL
 

James Wood
 

Museum director
 

Chicago, IL
 

Robert Yassin
 

Museum director
 

Indianapolis, IN
 

Alice Yelen
 

Museum curator,
 

education specialist
 

New Orleans, LA
 

Wider Availability


of Museums
 

Albright College
 

Readirg PA
 

Art Institute of Chicago
 

Chicago IL
 

Art Institute of Chicago
 

Chicago IL
 

Baltimore Museum of Art
 

Baltimore MD
 

Bronx Museum of the Arts
 

Bronx NY
 

Brooklyn Children’s Museum
 

Brooklyn NY
 

To support an outreach program at the Freedman
 

Gallery for elderly and handicapped residents of
 

Bucks County
 

To support a series of family activities such as
 

lectures and workshops that will be implemented
 

in order to attract a broader audience to the
 

institute
 

To support the Tactile Gallery’s programs for
 

the handicapped
 

To support the Senior Citizen Program
 

To support the activities of the museum’s
 

Satellite Gallery Program which places the work
 

of local artists in public spaces
 

To support the School Loan Program, which will
 

make the museum’s collections more accessible to
 

New York students
 

7,000
 

I0,000
 

15,000
 

7,500
 

20,000
 

15,000
 
 

 

 

 

Museum 231 

Buffalo Fine Arts Academy
 

Buffalo NY
 

Carnegie Institute
 

Pittsburgh PA
 

Children’s Museum
 

Boston MA
 

Continuum
 

Ft. Lauderdale FL
 

Crocker Art Museum
 

Association
 

Sac ra men to CA
 

Danforth Museum
 

Frami~gham MA
 

Dartmouth College
 

Hanover NH
 

Dayton Art Institute
 

Dayton OH
 

De Cordova and Dana Museum
 

and Park
 

Lincoln MA
 

Denver Art Museum
 

Denver CO
 

E1 Museo del Barrio
 

New York NY
 

Everson Museum of Art
 

Syracuse NY
 

Exploratorium
 

San Francisco CA
 

Ferrum College
 

Ferrum VA
 

Field Museum of Natural
 

History
 

Chicago IL
 

To enable the Albright-Knox Art Gallery to
 

produce a 30-minute television program depicting
 

art museums and contemporary art in an engaging
 

and informative way
 

To enable the Museum of Art to develop
 

Artexpress Museum/School Projects for children,
 

aged seven to ten
 

To support the development of 12 Discovery Kits
 

geared for eight to 12 year-olds to emphasize
 

the museum’s central theme areas
 

To support the design and implementation of a
 

creative art program in the Discovery Center, a
 

hands-on museum of art, science, and history
 

To enable the E. B. Crocker Art Gallery to
 

initiate "Art Ark," a mobile art traler that
 

will serve surrounding community facilities
 

To support a film series on art and artists
 

To support the Hopkins Center Outreach Program
 

To support the production of a Videotape for pre-


visit orientation
 

To support the New England Museum Association’s
 

Video Project
 

TO support the museum’s multi-media program of
 

art events designed to attract young adults and
 

families to the museum’s collections
 

To support radio programs to attract new
 

visitors to the Museo
 

To support a senior citizen outreach program
 

To support the development of "discovery"
 

videotapes for commercial television
 

To support "Museums of Virginia’s Backwoods," a
 

series of television and video programs on
 

little-known museums in Virginia
 

To support the establishment of a Student­

 ̄ Teacher Training Internship Program in
 

conjunction with local colleges and universities
 

40,000
 

15,000
 

20,000
 

7,000
 

18,660
 

4,380
 

11,000 

19,090
 

15,000
 

20,000
 

8,000
 

29,000
 

12,000
 

20,0000
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

232 Museum 

Fine Arts Museums
 

Foundation
 

San Francisco
 CA
 

Fort Worth Art Museum
 

Fort Worth TX
 

Foundation of African-


American Life and Culture
 

Dallas TX
 

Franklin Furnace Archive
 

New York NY
 

Franklin Furnace Archive
 

New York NY
 

Fuller Memorial, Trustees
 

of the
 

Brockton MA
 

Honolulu Academy of Arts
 

Honolulu HI
 

Huntington Galleries
 

Huntington WV
 

Institute of Contemporary
 

Art
 

 ̄ Boston
 MA
 

Institute of Contemporary
 

Art
 

Boston MA
 

Learning to Read Through
 

the Arts 

New York NY 

Mexican Museum 

San Francisco CA 

Minneapolis Society of
 

Fine Arts
 

Minneapolis MN
 

Minnesota Museum of Art
 

St. Paul MN
 

To support a film, "A Country Called France,"
 

which will show the relationship between
 

specific works in the collections of the Fine
 

.Arts Museums of San Francisco and French
 

culture, geography, and history
 

To support a 15-week comprehensive series of
 

slide lecture/discussion sessions on 20thcentury art
 

To support the Youth Arts Institute with classes
 

in visual arts, music, and drama
 

To support 16 lectures which will complement
 

ongoing exhibitions at Franklin Furnace
 

To support the presentation of aural works in
 

the form of installations, performances, and
 

tapes by visual artists
 

To enable the Brockton Art Museum to design a
 

program to improve language skills while
 

developing appreciation and interpretation of
 

art
 

To support the academy’s touring
 

lecture/workshop program
 

To support cooperative educational programs
 

which provide many students of this area with
 

their only direct experience with fine arts
 

To support "Arts Alive," an arts education
 

program aimed at the Boston public school
 

system’s middle schools
 

To support an education outreach program for
 

recently blinded adults in a rehabilitation
 

center
 

To support "Art for Learning and Living," a
 

museum-school program for gifted students
 

To support the museum’s outreach program to area
 

schools and the Mexican art and dance workshops
 

To enable the Minneapolis Institute of Arts to
 

develop a five-year plan in the uses of video
 

for educational and artistic purposes
 

To support education programs based on the
 

museum’s special exhibition schedule to broaden
 

understanding of the exhibitions
 

40,000
 

1,500
 

15,000
 

4,000
 

10,000
 

16,500
 

6,000
 

15,000
 

20,000
 

14,810
 

17,500
 

15,770
 

10,420
 

15,000
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Mississippi Museum of Art
 

Jackson MS
 

Museum of Fine Arts
 

Boston
 MA
 

Museum of Fine Arts
 

Boston
 MA
 

Museum of Modern Art
 

New York
 NY
 

Museum of the American
 

Indian Heye Foundation
 

New York NY
 

National~Center of Afro-


American Artists
 

Boston MA
 

Native American Center for
 

the Living Arts
 

Niagara Falls NY
 

Neenah, City of
 

Neenah
 WI
 

New Museum
 

New York
 NY
 

Newport Harbor Art Museum
 

Newport Beach CA
 

Oakland Museum Association
 

Oakland CA
 

Pennsylvania, University
 

of
 

Philadelphia PA
 

San Francisco Museum of
 

Modern Art, Trustees of
 

the
 

San Francisco CA
 

Sierra Nevada Museum of
 

Art
 

Reno NV
 

To support the Open Gallery Program in a space
 

designed for artists’ residencies
 

To support a two-part film on Camille Pissarro
 

for use with an exhibition in 1981
 

To support the museum’s outreach program aimed
 

at hearing-impaired visitors
 

To support the gallery lecture program in which
 

graduate students discuss temporary exhibitions
 

with the public
 

To support the Native American Film a~d Video
 

Catalog
 

To support educational programs based on the
 

exhibition "Christian Art of Ethiopia"
 

To support an outreach education program for
 

public schools and Indian reservations
 

To enable the Municipal Museum Foundation to
 

present an outreach program including tours to
 

the museum
 

To support outreach activities providing
 

children with an understanding of a work of art
 

~rom its inception, and the Minorities Dialog
 

Series
 

To support a program which would enable the
 

Museum to produce broadcast-quality educational
 

videotapes, extending exhibitions beyond the
 

museum
 

To support the Museum On Wheels Program, which
 

takes hands-on exhibits to Oakland Public
 

Schools, community centers, and senior centers
 

For support of "The World: Ancient and Modern,"
 

an education program at the University Museum
 

To enable the museum to mount three educational
 

exhibitions to promote appreciation of painting,
 

sculpture, and architecture
 

To support outreach programs in the visual arts
 

to outlying areas, and to support the position
 

of curator of education and traveling
 

exhibitions
 

Museum 233 

19,600
 

25,000
 

10,270
 

15,000
 

10,000
 

13,500
 

30,000
 

9,370
 

15,000
 

25,000
 

21,510
 

4,000
 

13,230
 

300 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

234 Museum 

Southeast Arkansas Arts
 

and Science Center
 

Pine Bluff AR
 

St. Louis Art Museum
 

St. Louis
 MO
 

Staten Island Children’s
 

Museum
 

Staten Island NY
 

Studio Museum in Harlem
 

New York NY
 

Walker Art Center
 

Minneapolis
 

To support traveling interpretive exhibits 7,00 

To support Arts in the Basic Curriculum, a 

program which integrates the study of works of 

art with basic learning in art, language arts, 

and social sciences 

10,00 

To support the Special Events Program of 

performances, lecture-demonstrations and 

workshops 

6,00~ 

To support the production of a series of five 

videocassette programs: three on individual 

artist’s exhibitions, and two on cultural events 

40,00~ 

For supplies, equipment rental, and processing 

facilities for Monitor, the center’s video and 

slide tape presentations of orientation 

materials for museum visitors 

25,00( 

TOTAL FOR WIDER AVAILABILITY OF MUSEUMS
 

Cooperative
 

Programs
 

Alabama State Council on
 

the Arts and Humanities
 

Montgomery AL
 

Arizona Commission on the
 

Arts and Humanities
 

Phoenix AZ
 

Arizona Commission on the
 

Arts and Humanities
 

Phoenix AZ
 

Art Resources and
 

Transport of Connecticut
 

New Haven CT
 

Baltimore Museum of Art
 

Baltimore MD
 

54 GRANTS 818,410
 

To support the position of museum coordinator
 12,120
 and costs related to providing increased
 

technical assistance and support services
 

To support the commission’s Traveling Exhibition
 18,000
 Program consisting of 15-20 exhibitions
 

traveling to more than 70 sponsors in the
 

western states
 

To support the position of museum coordinator
 11,100
 and costs related to exhibit design seminars and
 

basic collection maintenance workshops
 

To support the activities of Art Resources of
 22,000
 Connecticut, a statewide visual arts
 

collaborative that distributes exhibitions and
 

provides low-cost insurance to the state’s
 

museums and individual artists
 

To support the museum’s Traveling Exhibitions
 15,000
 Program, in cooperation with the Maryland Arts
 

Council
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Columbia Museums of Art
 

and Science 

Columbia SC 

Delaware State Arts 

Counc il 

wilmington DE 

Fine Arts Museums 

Foundati on 

San Francisco CA 

Franklin Institute
 

Philadelphia PA
 

Fuller Memorial, Trustees.
 

of the
 

Brockton MA
 

Gallery Association of New
 

York State
 

Hamil ton NY
 

Gallery Association of New
 

York State
 

Hamilton NY
 

Harvard University
 

Cambridge MA
 

Indiana Arts Commission
 

Indianapolis IN
 

Indiana Arts Commission
 

Indianapolis IN
 

Miami University
 

Oxford
 OH
 

Michigan Museums
 

Association
 

Detroit MI
 

Mid-America Arts Alliance
 

Kansas City MO
 

Mid-America Arts Alliance
 

Kansas City MO
 

To support a study that would evaluate past
 

projects and develop future programs that would
 

share resources
 

To support the position of museum coordinator
 

and hire consultants ~
 

To support an exhibition organized by the Fine
 

Arts Museums of San Francisco on the life and
 

career of Anna Pavlova in cooperation with the
 

San Francisco Ballet
 

To support the Franklin Institute’s cooperative
 

program with the Philadelphia Museum of Art
 

To support the ongoing cooperative loan program
 

between the Brockton Art Museum and the Museum
 

of Fine Arts, Boston
 

To support the cost of insurance for circulating
 

the Lehman Collection of the Metropolitan Museum
 

of Art to four upstate museums
 

To support the association’s art transport
 

service which facilitates the interchange of
 

works of art
 

To support the loan to the Busch-Reisinger
 

Museum of three Kandinsky oil paintings and four
 

Klee watercolors from the Solomon R. Guggenheim
 

Museum
 

To support a stateside touring program that will
 

enable Indiana museums to organize and prepare
 

exhibitions and accompanying catalogues
 

To support the position of museum coordinator
 

and costs related to providing technical
 

assistance to museums throughout the state
 

To support a program of extended loans of 20thcentury American Art to the Miami University Art
 

Museum from the Whitney Museum of American Art
 

To support the position of museum coordinator
 

and hire consultants
 

To support the position of museum coordinator
 

and costs related to coordinating and touring
 

exhibitions, providing technical assistance, and
 

holding seminars and workshops for museums
 

To support the loan of paintings from the New
 

Mexico Museum of Fine Arts to the Mid-America
 

Arts Alliance in cooperation with the Sheldon
 

Memorial Art Gallery
 

Museum 235 

2,000
 

8,300
 

20,000
 

15,000
 

25,000
 

5,000
 

49,370
 

4,330
 

25,000
 

9,180
 

17,660
 

8,490
 

11,750
 

20,000
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

236 Museum 

Mid-America Arts Alliance
 

Kansas City MO
 

Mississippi Museums
 

Association
 

Jackson
 MS
 

Museum of Modern Art
 

New York
 NY
 

Native American Center
 

Niagara Falls NY
 

Nebraska Arts Council
 

Omaha
 NE
 

New England Foundation for
 

the Arts
 

Cambridge MA
 

Ohio Foundation on the
 

Arts
 

Co lumbu s OH
 

Ohio Museums Association
 

CI eve land OH
 

Oklahoma, State Arts
 

Council of
 

Oklahoma City
 OK
 

Oregon Arts Commission
 

Salem OR
 

Southern Arts Federation
 

Atlanta GA
 

Southern Arts Federation
 

Atlanta GA
 

Utah Arts Council
 

Salt Lake City
 

To support Alternative Exhibits, a touring
 

program of inexpensive exhibitions drawn from
 

regional museums
 

To support the position of museum coordinator
 

and costs related to providing technical
 

assistance
 

To support a special cooperative program
 

designed to make cultural organizations in the
 

New York City Area more sensitive to the needs
 

of the hearing-impaired  ̄
 

To support the position of museum coordinator
 

and costs of planning programs at the American
 

Indian Museum Association
 

To support the position of museum coordinator
 

and the development of a touring exhibition
 

program
 

To support the foundation,s touring exhibition
 

program to regional museums
 

To support Statewide Arts Services, a visual
 

arts touring program
 

To support the position of museum coordinator
 

and costs related to providing technical
 

assistance and writing and publishing a
 

newsletter
 

To support the position of museum coordinator
 

and costs related to providing technical
 

assistance, sponsoring exhibition development,
 

and improving communications among the state’s
 

museums
 

To support Visual Arts Resources, which brings
 

the resources of the University of Oregon Museum
 

of Art to residents in outlying areas of the
 

state
 

To support a visual arts touring program of
 

regionally organized exhibitions that will
 

travel to approximately 80 museums in ten
 

Southeastern states
 

To support four workshops by the Smithsonian
 

Institution’s Office of Museum Programs in
 

several locations in the Southeast
 

To support the position of museum coordinator
 

and costs related to providing technical
 

assistance to the state’s museums
 

8,880
 

9,330
 

10,000
 

15,000
 

8,600
 

20,000
 

15,000
 

9,020
 

9,910
 

20 , 000
 

20,000
 

4,000
 

10,690
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

vermont Council on the
 

Arts
 

Montpeli er VT
 

virginia History and
 

Museums Federation
 

Richmond
 VA
 

Western Association of Art
 

Museums
 

San Francisco CA
 

Western Association of Art
 

Museums
 

San Francisco CA
 

To support the position of museum coordinator
 

and costs related to expanding assistance
 

programs for the state’s museums
 

To support the position of museum coordinator
 

and costs related to providing greater technical
 

assistance to museums in the state
 

To support a cooperative endeavor between the
 

association and the Tyler Museum in Tyler,
 

Texas; the Sierra Nevada Museum of Art in Reno,
 

Nevada; and the Gallery Paule Anglim in San
 

Francisco
 

To support a cooperative endeavor that will
 

share four exhibitions from the Sierra Nevada
 

Museum’s permanent collections with 27 medium-


sized museums
 

TOTAL FOR COOPERATIVE PROGRAMS
 36 GRANTS


Museum 237 

9,480
 

5,050
 

9,660
 

25,000
 

508,920
 

Museum 

Purchase Plan 

Akron Art Museum
 

Akron
 OH
 

American Craft Council
 

New York NY
 

Arizona, University of
 

Tuc son AZ
 

Arkansas Arts Center
 

Little Rock
 AR
 

Art Institute of Chicago
 

Chicago IL 

Art Today 

Memphis TN 

Atlanta Arts Alliance
 

Atlanta
 GA
 

Atlanta Arts Alliance
 

Atlanta GA
 

Birmingham Museum of Art
 

Birmingham AL
 

To encourage museums to purchase works in all media by
 

living American artists.
 

5,000
 

10,000
 

5,000
 

15,000
 

5,000
 

10,000
 

20,000
 

15,000
 

20,000
 

Bowdoin College
 

Brunswick
 

Brooks Memorial Art
 

Gallery
 

Memphis TN
 

 ̄
Buffalo Fine Arts Academy
 

Buffalo NY
 

California State
 

University
 

Long Beach CA
 

Carnegie Institute
 

Pittsburgh PA
 

Corcoran Gallery of Art
 

Washington DC
 

Cornell University
 

Ithaca NY
 

Corning Museum of Glass
 

Corning NY
 

5,000
 

5,000
 

10,000
 

5,000
 

10,000
 

15,000
 

20,000
 

5,000
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

238 Museum 

Crocker Art Museum
 

Sacramento CA
 

Dacotah Prairie Museum
 

Aberdeen SD
 

Dallas Museum of Fine Arts
 

Dallas TX
 

Dallas Museum of Fine Arts
 

Dallas TX
 

Denver Art Musuem
 

Denver CO
 

Founder’s Society
 

Detroit MI
 

Grand Rapids Art Museum
 

Grand Rapids MI
 

Harvard University
 

Cambridge MA
 

Indiana University
 

Bloomington IN
 

Indiana University
 

Bloomington IN
 

International Center of
 

Photography
 

New York NY
 

Iowa, University of
 

Iowa City IA
 

J. B. Speed Art Museum
 

Louisville KY
 

Joslyn Art Museum
 

Omaha
 NE
 

Kalamazoo Institute of
 

Arts
 

Kalamazoo MI
 

Kansas, University of
 

Lawrence KS
 

Madison Art Center
 

Madison
 WI
 

5,000
 

2,500
 

10,000
 

20,000
 

10,000
 

5,000
 

5,000
 

5,000
 

5,000
 

10,000
 

5,000
 

5,000
 

5,000
 

10,000
 

10,000
 

10,000
 

20,000
 

Mexican Museum 

San Francisco CA 

Middlebury College 

Middlebury VT 

Millicent A. Rogers 

Memorial Museum 

Taos NM 

Milwaukee Art Museum 

Milwaukee WI 

Milwaukee Art Museum 

Milwaukee WI 

Minneapolis Society of
 

Fine Arts
 

Minneapolis MN
 

Minnesota Museum of Art
 

St. Paul MN
 

Museum of Contemporary Art
 

Chicago IL
 

Museum of Fine Arts
 

Houston
 TX
 

Museum of Modern Art
 

New York
 NY
 

Museum of New Mexico
 

Santa Fe NM
 

Nebraska Art Association
 

Lincoln NE
 

New Orleans Museum of Art
 

New Orleans LA
 

Oakland Museum Association
 

Oakland CA
 

Ohio University
 

Athens OH
 

Oklahoma, University of
 

Norman OK
 

Pennsylvania Academy of
 

the Fine Arts
 

Philadelphia PA
 

Pennsylvania Academy of
 

the Fine Arts
 

Philadelphia PA
 

5,00(
 

5,00(
 

5,00(
 

5,00(
 

20,00(
 

10,000
 

5,000
 

10,000
 

15,00.0
 

15,000
 

5,000
 

20,000
 

20,000
 

5,000
 

20,000
 

5,00’0
 

20,000
 

10,000
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Museum 239 

Portland Museum of Art
 

Portland ME~
 

Portland Museum of Art
 

Portland ME
 

Princeton University
 

Princeton
 NJ
 

Rhode Island School of
 

Design
 

Providence RI
 

Saint Louis Art Museum
 

Saint Louis MO
 

San Francisco Museum of
 

Modern Art
 

San Francisco CA
 

Santa Barbara Museum of
 

Art
 

Santa Barbara CA
 

Solomon R. Guggenheim
 

Museum
 

New York NY
 

Solomon R. Guggenheim
 

Museum
 

New York NY
 

Storm King Art Center
 

Mountainville NY
 

TOTAL FOR MUSEUM PURCHASE PLAN
 

Special Exhibitions 

Akron Art Institute 

Akron OH 

Akron Art Institute 

Akron OH 

Aldrich Museum of
 

Contemporary Art
 

Ridgefield CT
 

10,000	 Storm King Art Center
 

Mountainville NY
 

5,000	 Toledo Museum of Art
 

Toledo OH
 

5,000	 Utah Museum of Fine Arts
 

Salt Lake City UT 

20,000 Vassar College 

Poughkeepsie NY 

VisualStudies Workshop 

10,00Q Rochester NY 

Walker Art Center 

15,000 Minneapolis MN 

Walker Art Center 

5,000 Minneapolis MN 

Wellesley College Museum 

Wellesley MA 

15,000 

Whitney Museum of American 

Art 

New York NY 

15,000 Wright State University 

Dayton OH 

15,000
 

72 GRANTS
 

To support an exhibition of portraits by William
 

Merrit Chase
 

To support "Dialogues," a series of small
 

flexible exhibitions each comparing and
 

contrasting two contemporary artists
 

To support an exhibition of works by
 

approximately 15 contemporary artists
 

15,000
 

’15,000
 

5,000
 

10,000
 

2,500
 

15,000
 

5,000
 

5,000
 

15,000
 

20,000
 

745,000
 

14,000
 

30,000
 

10,000 O1
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

240 Museum 

Allentown Art Museum
 

Allentown PA
 

American Federation of
 

Arts
 

New York NY
 

American Federation of
 

Arts
 

New York NY
 

American Federation of
 

Arts
 

New York NY
 

Amon Carter Museum of
 

Western Art
 

Fort Worth TX
 

Arizona Co~ission on the
 

Arts and Humanities
 

Phoenix AZ
 

Art Institute of Chicago
 

Chicago IL
 

Art Institute of Chicago
 

Chicago IL 

Asia Society 

New York NY 

Atlanta Arts Alliance
 

Atlanta GA
 

Atlanta Arts Alliance
 

Atlanta
 GA
 

Baltimore Museum of Art
 

Baltimore MD
 

Bard College
 

Annandale-on-Hudson NY
 

Boston Athenaeum
 

Boston MA
 

Brooklyn Institute of Arts
 

and Sciences
 

Brooklyn NY
 

To support the showing in Allentown of "A
 

Century of Ceramics in the United States: 1878­

1978
 

To support an exhibition of jewelry from ancient
 

to modern times drawn from the gallery’s
 

collection
 

To support an exhibition of 19th- and 20thcentury American landscape paintings from the
 

National Academy of Design’s collection
 

To support the organization of an exhibition of
 

arms and armor from the collection of the
 

Metropolitan Museum of Art
 

To support an exhibition of the work of Alfred
 

Jacob Miller and the Buffalo Bill Historical
 

Center
 

To support an exhibition of basketry, weaving,
 

and other traditional crafts by contemporary
 

Arizona Hopi and Navajo artists
 

To support an exhibition of the work of Mariano
 

Fortuny (1871-1939)
 

To support amending grant # R60-20-228 for a
 

photography exhibition
 

To support an exhibition of Chinese jade
 

carvings from the Asia House Gallery produced
 

from the Han through the early Ch’ing dynasties
 

To enable the High Museum of Art to mount an
 

exhibition of 19th- and 20th-century European
 

and American drawings from Georgia collections
 

To support the showing at the High Museum of Art
 

of an exhibition of the work of Arthur Dove
 

To support the research and planning of the
 

first comprehensive exhibition of French 18thcentury prints and illustrated books in this
 

country
 

To support an exhibition of the work of Konrad
 

Cramer (1888-1963) in the Edith Co Blum Art
 

Institute
 

To support an exhibition of the hand-wrought
 

silver of Arthur Jo Stone
 

To support the second biennial National Drawing
 

Competition
 

10,000
 

40,000
 

41,820
 

50,000
 

20,000
 

3,440
 

40,000
 

34,750
 

35,000
 

10,000
 

4,430
 

10,000
 

14,000
 

11,100
 

10,000
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Brooklyn Institute of Arts
 

and Sciences
 

Brooklyn NY
 

Brooklyn Institute of Arts
 

and Sciences 

Brooklyn NY 

Brown University 

Providencg RI 

Buffalo Fine Arts Academy
 

Buffalo NY
 

Buffalo Fine Arts Academy
 

Buffalo NY
 

Buffalo Fine Arts Academy
 

Buffalo NY
 

California State
 

University
 

Fullerton CA
 

California, Regents of the
 

University of
 

Santa Barbara CA
 

California, University of
 

Los Angeles CA
 

California, University of
 

Berkeley CA
 

California, University of
 

Berkeley CA
 

Carnegie Institute Museum
 

of Art
 

Pittsburgh PA
 

Centerfor Inter-American
 

Relations
 

New York NY
 

Center for Inter-American
 

Relations
 

New York NY
 

Center for Inter-American
 

Re lat i on s
 

New York NY
 

To support Brooklyn Museum’s exhibition,
 

"African Furniture and Household Objects"
 

To support the Brooklyn Museum’s 22nd National
 

Print Exhibition
 

To support an exhibition at the Bell Gallery
 

centering around Manet’s "Execution of
 

Maximilian"
 

To support a series of four exhibitions of
 

contemporary art to be jointly organized by
 

Albright-Knox Art Gallery, Hallwalls, and CEPA
 

To enable the Albright-Knox Gallery to mount the
 

Ree Morton retrospective exhibition
 

To support a retrospective exhibition of the
 

work of American sculptor Kenneth Snelson at the
 

Albright-Knox Art Gallery
 

To enable the Fullerton Art Gallery to mount an
 

exhibition of contemporary figurative art
 

objects by artists living in the western states
 

To enable the Art Museum to mount a
 

comprehensive survey of Cubist prints
 

To support an exhibition to be held at the
 

Frederick So Wight Gallery
 

To support the University Art Museum’s
 

Matrix/Berkeley project
 

To support an exhibition at the University Art
 

Museum entitled "Neil Jenney: Paintings and
 

Sculptures," spanning the period of 1967-1980
 

To enable the Museum of Art to mount an
 

exhibition of works of social and political
 

satire by the American itinerant painter David
 

Blythe (1840-1865)
 

To support an exhibition of works by three Latin
 

American photographers: Hugo Denizart (Brazil),
 

Arm Luisa Figueredo (Venezuela), and Jorge Ortiz
 

(Columbia)
 

To support an exhibition entitled "Roberto
 

Matta: Works on Paper: 1934 to the Present"
 

To support an exhibition of photography in Latin
 

America between 1840 and 1910
 

Museum 241 

I0,000
 

30,000
 

12,000
 

10,000
 

4,000
 

15,000
 

8,000
 

24,000 O1
 

100,000
 

35,930
 

20,000
 

10,000
 

6,000
 

20,000
 

20,000
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

242 Museum 

Central Louisiana Art
 

Association
 

Alexandria LA
 

China Institute in America
 

New York NY
 

China Institute in America
 

New York NY
 

Cincinnati Art Museum
 

Cincinnati OH
 

Colorado, Regents of the
 

University of
 

Boulder CO
 

Colorado, Regents of the
 

University of
 

Boulder CO
 

Columbia Museums of Art
 

and Science
 

Columbia
 SC
 

Co~ittee for the Visual
 

Arts
 

New York NY
 

Contemporary Arts
 

Association of Houston
 

Houston TX
 

Contemporary Arts
 

Association of Houston
 

Houston TX
 

Contemporary Arts
 

Association of Houston
 

Houston TX
 

Contemporary Arts Center
 

Cincinnati OH
 

Contemporary Arts Center
 

Cincinnati OH
 

Corcoran Gallery of Art
 

Washington DC
 

Corcoran Gallery of Art
 

Washington DC
 

To support the showing in Louisiana at the
 

Alexandria Museum of the Southern Arts
 

Federation’s touring exhibition, "Southern
 

Realism"
 

To support an exhibition entitled "Chinese
 

Porcelain in European Mounts"
 

To support an exhibition entitled "Tz’u-Chou
 

Ware" at the China House Gallery
 

To support the first exhibition of arms and
 

armor drawn from the collection of the Tower of
 

London
 

To support an exhibition at the Art Gallery
 

organized in collaboration with Independent
 

Curators, of works that include maps and mapping
 

techniques
 

To support the showing in Colorado of the Ree
 

Morton retrospective exhibition
 

To support an exhibition of approximately 50
 

recent works by 10 South Carolina artists
 

To support a series of exhibitions of works by
 

ten artists to be held in Artists Space
 

To support the showing in Houston at the
 

Contemporary Arts Museum of the work of Neil
 

Jenny
 

To support an exhibition of the paintings and
 

constructions by the contemporary American
 

artist Roger Brown
 

To enable the Contemporary Arts Museum to mount
 

"Perspectives," an exhibition series of works by
 

11 contemporary artists
 

To support a three-part exhibition,
 

"Constructions," featuring on-site works
 

constructed at the center
 

To support "In Performance, a series of
 

performance art programs and a lecture
 

presenting the history of performance art
 

To support an exhibition of Charles Peale Polk
 

To support the "Corcoran Biennial"
 

4,570
 

20,000
 

I0,000
 

50,000
 

10,500
 

3,590
 

7,261
 

13,000
 

7,000
 

7,000
 

25,000
 

20,000
 

15,000
 

20,000
 

50,000
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Corcoran Gallery of Art
 

Washington DC
 

Corcoran Gallery of Art
 

Washington DC
 

Corcoran Gallery of Art
 

Washington DC
 

Cornell University
 

Ithaca
 NY
 

Corning Museum of Glass
 

Corning NY
 

Corning Museum of Glass
 

Corning NY
 

Cranbrook Academy of Art
 

Bloomfield Hills MI
 

Creative Time
 

New York
 NY
 

Creative Time
 

New York NY
 

Crocker Art Museum
 

Asso6iation
 

Sac ra men to CA
 

Currier Gallery of Art
 

Manchester NH
 

Dartmouth College,
 

Trustees of
 

Hanover
 

Darwin R. Barker Library
 

Historical Museum
 

Fredonia NY
 

Dayton Art Institute
 

Dayton OH
 

Delaware Art Museum
 

Wilmington DE
 

Denver Art Museum
 

Denver CO
 

To support an exhibition program of works by
 

Washington, D.C. artists
 

To support an exhibition of Leonardo da Vinci’s
 

notebook entitled, "Of the Nature, Weight and
 

Movement of Water"
 

To support the showing in Washington of
 

"Treasures of Ancient Nigeria: Legacy of 2,000
 

Years"
 

To support an exhibition of recent works by New
 

York artists
 

To support an exhibition of Cameo glass from the
 

Roman era to the present
 

To support an exhibition of glass made in
 

Czechoslovakia fromthe mid-14th century to the
 

present
 

To support an exhibition at the Museum of Art of
 

works by artists associated with the academy
 

To support an outdoor exhibition of site-


oriented sculpture for the BatterY Park Landfill
 

To support an exhibition of site-oriented works
 

which portray aspects of the urban environment
 

To support an exhibition at the Eo B° Crocker
 

Art Gallery of paintings and ceramics by artists
 

supported by the renowned Candy Store Gallery
 

To support an exhibition of works by Neil
 

Welliver
 

To support a catalogue which will supplement the
 

exhibition "Theater Art of the Medici" at the
 

college’s museums and galleries
 

To support an exhibition of paintings by three
 

19th-century artists who lived and worked in
 

Chatauqua County, New York
 

To support the research and planning of an
 

international loan exhibition of works from the
 

Hapsburg court in Prague
 

To support the showing in Wilmington of an
 

exhibition of paintings and sculptures from the
 

National Academy of Design
 

To support a retrospective exhibition of pastels
 

by Lucas Samaras
 

Museum 243 

18,010
 

5,000
 

10,000
 

15,000
 

20,000
 

30,000
 

7,500
 

20,000
 

10,000
 

5,500
 

15,000
 

4,200
 

1,560
 

5,000
 

7,020
 

25,000
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

244 Museum 

Denver Art Museum
 

Denver
 co
 

Drawing Center
 

New York
 NY
 

Drawing Center
 

New York
 NY
 

East Carolina University
 

Greenville NC
 

Edmundson Art Foundation
 

Des Moines IA
 

Everson Museum of Art
 

Syracuse NY
 

Everson Museum of Art
 

Syracuse
 NY
 

Fairbanks Museum and
 

Planetarium
 

St. Johnsbury
 VT
 

Fashion Institute of
 

Technology
 

New York
 NY
 

Fellows of Contemporary
 

Art
 

Los Angeles CA
 

Fine Arts Patrons 6f
 

Newport Harbor
 

Newport Beach CA
 

Fort Wayne Museum of Art
 

Fort Wayne IN
 

Fort Worth Art Museum
 

Fort Worth TX
 

Fort Worth Art Museum
 

Fort Worth TX
 

Fort Worth Art Museum
 

Fort Worth TX
 

To support "The Philip Guston Retrospective,,,
 

organized by the San Francisco Museum of Modern
 

Art
 

To support four exhibitions of works by little-


known artists
 

To support an exhibition of 18th- and 19thcentury sculptors’ drawings
 

To support an exhibition at the Gray Art Gallery
 

of works in fiber and ceramics by nationally
 

known artists
 

To enable the Des Moines Art Center to mount a
 

retrospective exhibition of works by Giorgio
 

Morandi
 

To support an exhibition of William Grueby’s
 

turn-of-the-century glazed pottery
 

To support an exhibition of works by Charles
 

Hinman
 

To support an exhibition of works by regional
 

photographers working from 1855 to the present
 

To support an exhibition of Mariano Fortuny’s
 

costume design works
 

To support an exhibition of the paintings of
 

California-born artist Craig Kauffman
 

To support a continuing series of small
 

exhibitions at the Newport Harbor Art Museum
 

designed to serve the various constituencies.
 

found in the surrounding Orange County area
 

To support an exhibition of oil paintings by
 

contemporary American Abstract Expressionist
 

Grace Hartigan
 

To support an exhibition of large scale works by
 

Alice Aycock, Tom Holste, and Michael Singer
 

To support an exhibition of works by German
 

sculptor Ulrich Ruckriem
 

To support "Focus," a series of eight one-


artist, small scale exhibitions examining
 

developments in contemporary art
 

14,370
 

30,000
 

40,000
 

10,670
 

40,000
 

10,000
 

7,500
 

10,000 

10,000
 

12,000
 

15,000
 

4,850
 

10,000
 

12,000
 

20,470
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Museum 245 

Founders Society
 

MI
 Detro it
 

Founders Society
 

Detroit
 MI


Founders Society
 

Detroit
 MI


Founders Society
 

Detroit
 MI
 

Franklin Furnace Archive
 

New York NY
 

Franklin Furnace Archive
 

New York NY
 

Franklin Institute
 

Philadelphia PA
 

Fuller Memorial, Trustees
 

of the
 

Brockton MA
 

Gallup Museum of Indian
 

Arts
 

Church Rock NM
 

Graduate Center Mall,
 

Friends of the
 

New York
 NY
 

Grand Rapids Art Museum
 

Grand Rapids MI
 

Guild Hall of East Hampton
 

East Hampton NY
 

Guild Hall of East Hampton
 

East Hampton NY
 

Harvard University
 

Cambridge MA
 

Hawaii-Manoa, University
 

of
 

Honolulu HI
 

50,000 TF To support an exhibition at the Detroit
 

Institute of Fine Arts by artists associated
 

with the first 25 years of the Cranbrook Academy
 

in Bloomfield Hills, Michigan
 

50,000 TF
 To support an exhibition at the Detroit
 

Institute of Arts of Costa Rican archeological
 

art
 

75,000 TF
 To enable the Detroit Institute of Arts to mount
 

an exhibition examining the art and culture of
 

Naples during the Bourbon reign, 1734-1805
 

75,000
 To enable the Detroit Institute of Fine Arts to
 

mount an exhibition of prints, drawings, books,
 

and manuscripts
 

12,000
 To support an exhibition of performance art by
 

women artists from Los Angeles and London
 

12,800
 To support an exhibition illustrating how the
 

artists’ books have been used as an alternative
 

space
 

37,500
 To support an exhibition on lens-less
 

photography
 

7,500
 To support a retrospective exhibition 6f the
 

paintings, watercolors, and graphic works of
 

Blanche Ames at the Brockton Art Museum
 

5,000
 To support an exhibition of photographs for the
 

Red Rock State Park of photographs of early 18thcentury Navajo rock drawings and sculpture found
 

in the San Juan Basin of northwestern New Mexico
 

15,000
 To support a series of five exhibitions of new
 

works not previously shown in New York City
 

30,000
 To support an exhibition of 2Oth-century art
 

from midwestern collections to coincide with the
 

museum’s opening in a new location
 

25,000
 To support an exhibition of works by Willem de
 

Kooning
 

25,000
 To support an exhibition of works by Lee Krasner
 

and Jackson Pollock
 

150,000
 To enable "the Fogg Art Museum to mount the first
 

retrospective exhibition of works by Dutch
 

landscape artist Jacob van Ruisdael
 

10,000
 To support an international juried exhibition of
 

sculpture
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

246 Museum 

Hebre~ Union College 

Los Angeles CA
 

Hudson River Museum
 

Yonkers
 NY
 

Hudson River Museum
 

Yonkers NY
 

Hudson River Museum
 

Yonkers
 NY
 

Indian Heritage, Office of
 

Atlanta GA
 

Indiana University
 

Bloomington
 

Institute of Contemporary
 

Art
 

Boston MA
 

O
 Institute of Contemporary
 

Art
 

Boston MA
 

Institute of Contemporary
 

Art
 

Boston MA
 

Institute of Contemporary
 

Art
 

Boston MA
 

International Center of
 

Photography
 

New York NY
 

International Center of
 

Photography
 

New York NY
 

International Exhibitions
 

Foundation
 

Washington DC
 

International Exhibitions
 

Foundation
 

Washington DC
 

Jewish Museum
 

New York
 NY
 

To enable the Skirball Museum to mount an
 

exhibition entitled "Danzig 1939: Treasures of a
 

Destroyed Community"
 

To support an exhibition of the drawings,
 

sketchbooks, and studies by Thomas Cole
 

To support an exhibition of recent works by
 

American artist Larry Bell
 

To support an exhibition based on sculptor Yuri
 

Schwebler’s current project
 

To support the exhibition of Native American art
 

objects produced in the southeastern United
 

States from the Paleolithic period to the Indian
 

Removal in 1838
 

To support the planning, researching and
 

catalogue preparation for the exhibition at the
 

Art Museum of "Italian Portrait Drawings (1400­

1800) from North American Collections"
 

To support an exhibition of paintings by artists
 

currently working in the tradition of geometric
 

abstraction
 

To support an exhibition devoted to the career
 

of architect Eleanor Raymond
 

To support a retrospective survey of the work of
 

Arthur Bo Davies
 

To support an exhibition of the work of four
 

Northwest visionaries: Mark Tobey, Kenneth
 

Callahan, Morris Graves, and Leo Kinney
 

To support an exhibition of the work of
 

photographer Jacob Riis
 

To support a retrospective exhibition of the
 

work of photographer Berenice Abbott
 

To support an exhibition of 40 major American
 

paintings from the Lawrence Bloedel Collection
 

To support an exhibition of architectural
 

drawings by Andrea Palladio
 

To support a retrospective exhibition of works
 

by Max Weber
 

8,570
 

16,500
 

I0,000
 

11 ,000
 

30,000
 

6,300
 

10,000
 

21,820
 

28,810
 

23,190
 

15,000
 

16,000
 

10,000
 

25,000
 

60,000
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Museum 247 

Kansas City Art Institute
 

Kansas City MO
 

Kansas, University of
 

KS
 Lawrence
 

Kansas, University of
 

Lawrence
 KS


Kentucky, University of
 

Lexington KY 

La Jolla Museum of 

Contemporary Art 

La Jolla CA 

Lake George Arts Project
 

Lake George NY
 

Laumeier Internationa 1
 

Sculpture Park
 

St. Louis MO
 

Long Beach Museum of Art
 

Long Beach CA
 

Los Angeles Institute of
 

Contemporary Art
 

Los Angeles CA
 

Los Angeles Institute of
 

Contemporary Art
 

Los Angeles CA
 

Los Angeles Municipal Art
 

Gallery Associates
 

Los Angeles CA
 

Maryland Institute
 

Baltimore
 

Massachusetts Institute of
 

Technology
 

Cambridge MA
 

Metropolitan Museum of Art
 

NewYork NY
 

Miami, University of
 

Coral Gables.
 

Miami, University of
 

Coral Gables
 

To support a site installation/exhibition of
 

five sculptures by Jim Roche
 

To support an exhibition of the engravings of
 

Marcantonio Raimondi and members of his school
 

at the Spencer Museum of Art
 

To support an exhibition of the paintings,
 

drawings, and graphic work of Marius de Zayas
 

(1880-1960) at the Spencer Museum of Art
 

To enable the Art Museum to present an
 

exhibition of Kentucky painting (1800-1917)
 

To support an exhibition of works by American-


born artist Charles Garabedian
 

To support an exhibition during the winter
 

festival of Lake George
 

To support a site installation/exhibition of
 

architecturally stacked wood pyramids.by Jackie
 

Ferrara
 

To support an exhibition of 25 carousel animals
 

hand-carved by master wood craftsman C~arles
 

Looff
 

To support a project that will put artworks by
 

nationally known artists in public settings
 

To support an exhibition of two Japanese artists:
 

Tomohuru Murakami and Satoru Shoji
 

To support an exhibition of antique quilts
 

To support an exhibition of works in various
 

media by 25 emerging artists
 

To support an exhibition organized by the
 

Committee on the Fine Arts of works by Richard
 

Artschwager, Cynthia Carlson, and Richard Haas
 

To support an exhibition which will provide a
 

historical survey of monotypes from the 17th to
 

the 20th century
 

To support the first retrospective exhibition at
 

the Lowe Art Museum of works by Jackie Ferrara
 

To support an exhibition at the Lowe Art Museum
 

of 81 album-leaf paintings from the Museum of
 

Fine Arts, Boston
 

5,000
 

"15,000
 

19,950
 

15,000
 

15,000
 

20,000
 

10,000
 

7,500
 

30,000
 

5,000
 

10,000
 

9,450
 

15,000
 

40,000
 

15,000 O
 

4,540
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

248 Museum 

Miami, University of
 

Coral Gables FL
 

Michigan, University of
 

Ann Arbor MI
 

Mid-America Arts Alliance
 

Kansas City MO
 

Mills College
 

Oakland
 CA
 

Milwaukee Art Center
 

Milwaukee WI
 

Minneaplis Society of Fine
 

Arts
 

Minneapolis MN
 

Minneapolis Society of
 

Fine Arts
 

Minneapolis MN
 

Minneapolis Society of
 

Fine Arts
 

Minneapolis MN
 

Minnesota Museum of Art
 

St. Paul MN
 

Mississippi Art
 

Association
 

Jackson
 

Mississippi Art
 

Association
 

Jackson
 

Mississippi Art
 

Association
 

Jackson
 

Monterey Peninsula Museum
 

of Art
 

Monterey CA
 

Montgomery Museum of Fine
 

Arts
 

Montgomery AL
 

To support an exhibition of prints and drawings
 

by Utagawa Kuniyoshi
 

To support an exhibition of French-woodcuts from
 

1875-1900
 

To support "Visions ’81," the first of a series
 

of juried exhibitions showcasing the visual
 

artists of the Midwest
 

To support a retrospective exhibition of the
 

work of Nell Sinton at the College Art Gallery
 

To support an exhibition of works by John
 

Steuart Curry, Aaron Bohrod, and John Wilde
 

To support an exhibition exploring the principal
 

artistic movements in 19th century Spain
 

To support an exhibition to be held at the
 

Minneapolis College of Art and Design of the
 

works by Canadian film artist, painter, and
 

musician Michael Snow
 

To support the showing at the Minneapolis
 

Institute of Arts of "The Vikings," an
 

exhibition of approximately 600 items reflecting
 

over 300 years in Viking history, organized by
 

the British Museum
 

To support an exhibition documenting the
 

architecture of the Prairie School
 

To enable the Mississippi Museum of Art to
 

present an exhibition of works by masters and
 

contemporary artists working in collage and
 

assemblage
 

To support a survey exhibition of Art Nouveau
 

and Art Deco objects at the Mississippi Museum
 

of Art
 

To support the planning of an exhibition at the
 

Mississippi Museum of Art of stage sets and
 

costumes executed by 20th-century Russian
 

artists for Western European schools and dance
 

halls
 

To support the showing in Monterey of an
 

exhibition entitled "Inuit Games: Traditional
 

Sport and Play of the Eskimo"
 

To support an exhibition of works by the 19thcentury American landscape painter Joseph
 

Rusling Meeker
 

2,000
 

30,000
 

20,000
 

7,800
 

16,810
 

90,023’
 

5,918
 

35,000
 

35,000
 

25,000
 

25,000
 

5,000
 

2,580
 

14,270
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Museum 249 

Morris Museum of Arts and
 

Sciences
 

Convent NJ
 

Morris Museum of Arts and
 

Sciences
 

Convent NJ
 

Museum of American Folk
 

Art
 

New York NY
 

Museum of American Folk
 

Art
 

New York NY
 

Museum of Contemporary Art
 

Chicago IL
 

Museum of Contemporary Art
 

Chicago IL 

Museum of Fine Arts 

Boston MA 

Museum of Fine Arts of
 

St. Petersburg
 

St. Petersburg FL
 

Museum of Modern Art
 

New York NY
 

Museum of Modern Art
 

New York
 NY
 

Museum of Modern Art
 

New York
 NY
 

Museum of New Mexico
 

Santa Fe
 NM
 

Native American Center for
 

the Living Arts
 

Niagara Falls NY
 

Nelson Gallery Foundation
 

Kansas City MO
 

New Museum
 

New York
 NY
 

New Museum
 

New York
 NY
 

To support an exhibition of temporary art
 

projects for which environmental artists will
 

transform raw terrain into art environments
 

To support an exhibition which will examine and
 

contrast various forms of light sculpture such
 

as neon, fluorescent, and tungsten light
 

To support an exhibition of 17th-, 18th- and
 

19th-century folk art
 

To support two exhibitions: "The Icons of John
 

Perates," and an exhibition of 18th- and 19thcentury quilts and bed covers
 

To support an exhibition of sculpture by Charles
 

Simonds
 

To support five one-artist exhibitions as part
 

of "Options"
 

To support the first major exhibition of works
 

by Camille Pissarro
 

To support an exhibition of small bronze
 

sculptures by Italian artists ..
 

To support "Before Photography," an exhibition
 

examining the aesthetic and philosophical
 

environment during which photography was
 

developed as a technological advance
 

To support a series of exhibitions of recent
 

drawing, featuring works by relatively unknown
 

artists
 

To support an exhibition of furniture and
 

interior design by Marcel Breuer
 

To support a traveling exhibition on Pueblo
 

architecture and town planning
 

To support an exhibition of contemporary art of
 

the Woodland Indians
 

To support the showing in Kansas City of the
 

exhibition "5,000 Years of Korean Art"
 

To support the first retrospective exhibition of
 

John Baldessari
 

To support "New Work/New York," the third in a
 

series of exhibitions which show recent works by
 

artists who have not yet exhibited widely nor
 

have a gallery affiliation
 

10,600
 

5,160
 

10,000
 

6,900
 

18,000
 

25,000
 

150,000
 

10,000
 

75,000
 

50,000
 

75,000
 

15,000
 

10,000 

20,000
 

15,000
 

15,000
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

250 Museum 

N~w Organization for the
 

Visual Arts 

C1 eve land OH 

New York University 

New York NY 

New York, Research Fdn.
 

of the State University of
 

New Paltz NY
 

New York, Research Fdn. of
 

the State University of
 

Plattsburgh NY
 

Niagara University-Deveaux
 

Campus
 

Niagara Falls NY
 

North Dakota, University
 

of
 

Grand Forks ND
 

Northern Iowa, University
 

of
 

Cedar Falls IA
 

Northern Mariana Islands
 

Con~nonwealth Arts Council
 

Saipan CM
 

Northwestern University
 

Evanston IL
 

Oakland University
 

Rochester
 MI
 

Parrish Art Museum
 

Southamp ton
 NY
 

Pennsylvania Academy of
 

the Fine Arts
 

Philadelphia PA
 

Pennsylvania Academy of
 

the Fine Arts
 

Philadelphia PA
 

Pennsylvania, University
 

of
 

Philadelphia PA
 

Pennsylvania, University
 

of
 

Philadelphia PA
 

To support the installation and exhibition of 15
 

large-scale outdoor sculptures at Edgewater Park
 

in Cleveland
 

To support an exhibition at the Grey Art Gallery
 

of the works of Edward Burra, Paul Nash, and
 

Stanley Spencer
 

To support an exhibition of prints by Tsukioka
 

Yoshitoshi
 

To support an exhibition which will examine
 

"useable art"
 

To support an exhibition of photographs of
 

Niagara Falls at the Buscaglia-Catellani Gallery
 

To support an exhibition at the Art Galleries of
 

contemporary art which will examine the American
 

Indian as both subject and artist
 

To support an exhibition at the Gallery of Art
 

of paintings, drawings, and prints executed in
 

1971-1981 by the American realist painter Philip
 

Pearlstein
 

To support an exhibition in the Saipan Museum to
 

illustrate the culture of the Mariana Islands
 

To support an exhibition of Chinese ceramics
 

from Chicago-area collections to be held at the
 

Mary and Leigh Block Gallery
 

To support a sculpture exhibition to be held at
 

the Meadow Brook Art Gallery
 

To support the first of three exhibitions which
 

will document the role of artists who worked on
 

Long Island from 1865 to 1914
 

To support an exhibition of William Rush’s
 

sculpture
 

To support an exhibition entitled "Contemporary
 

American Realism Since 1960"
 

To enable the Institute of Contemporary Art to
 

mount an exhibition surveying contemporary
 

artists’ involvement with machinery
 

To support the first retrospective exhibition at
 

the Institute of Contemporary Art of works by
 

American decorative oalnta~.
 

15,000
 

24 , 000
 

2,834
 

9,700
 

15,000
 

15,000
 

10,000
 

5,000
 

15,000
 

20,000
 

16,470
 

25,000
 

75,000
 

20,000
 

10,000
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Pennsylvania, University
 

of
 

Philadelphia PA
 

Pennsylvania, University
 

of
 

Philadelphia PA.
 

Pennsylvania, University
 

of
 

Philadelphia PA
 

Philadelphia Museum of Art
 

Philadelphia PA
 

Philadelphia Museum of Art
 

Philadelphia PA 

Phillips Collection 

Washington DC 

Phoenix Art Museum 

Phoenix AZ 

Phoenix Art Museum 

Phoenix AZ 

Pierpont Morgan Library
 

New York NY
 

Plains Art Museum
 

Moorhead
 MN
 

Portland Art Association
 

Portland OR
 

Portland Art Association
 

Portland OR
 

Portland Center for the
 

Visual Arts
 

Portland OR
 

Portland Center for the
 

Visual Arts
 

Portland OR
 

Portland Center for the
 

Visual Arts
 

Portland OR
 

Portland Museum of Art
 

.Po.tlsnd ME
 

To support an exhibition at the Institute of
 

Contemporary Art which will emphasize the
 

formalist issue in photography
 

To support an exhibition at the Institute of
 

Contemporary Art examining the recent
 

developments in drawing in this country
 

To support "ICA Street Lights," an ongoing
 

series of exhibitions, performances, and
 

installations at the Institute of Contemporary
 

Arts
 

To support the planning of an exhibition of the
 

w~rk of Jean-Baptiste Oudry (1686-1755)
 

To support an exhibition surveying the work of
 

Sir Edwin Landseer
 

To support an exhibition of works by Arthur Dove
 

To support an exhibition of sculpture produced
 

at the Roman Bronze Works between 1900 and 1920
 

To support an exhibition focusing on the
 

activities of American artists in Brittany and
 

Normandy between the years 1860 and 1910
 

To support the research and catalogue
 

preparation for an exhibition of 15th- and 16thcentury French illuminated manuscripts from
 

American collections
 

To support an exhibition of the work of the
 

Minnesota-born artist Fritz Scholder
 

To support an exhibition of 20th-century
 

Japanese prints, concentrating on the years
 

prior to World War II
 

To support a retrospective exhibition of works
 

by Oregon artist C. S. Price (1874-1950)
 

To support a series of small exhibitions and
 

special projects focusing on contemporary art
 

To support the exhibition of an installation by
 

Dennis Oppenheim
 

To support an exhibition of new works by Charles
 

Ross
 

To support a retrospective exhibition of work by
 

James Brooks
 

Museum 251 

"20.,000
 

15,000
 

10,000
 

20,000
 

50,000
 

70,000
 

29,500
 

30,000
 

60,000
 

5,000
 

20,000
 

45 , 000
 

23,910
 

15,000
 

13,930
 

28,000
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

252 Museum 

Private Arts Foundation
 

Washington DC
 

Queens College
 

Flushing NY
 

Renaissance Society
 

Chicago IL
 

Renaissance Society
 

Chicago IL
 

Renaissance Society
 

Chicago IL
 

Roanoke Fine Arts Center
 

Roanoke VA
 

Roberson Memorial
 

Binghamton NY
 

Rochester, University of
 

Rochester NY
 

Rutgers University
 

New Brunswick
 NJ
 

Rutgers University Art
 

Gallery
 

New Brunswick NJ
 

Rutgers University Art
 

Gallery
 

New Brunswick NJ
 

Rye Historical Society
 

Rye NY
 

San Antonio Museum
 

Association
 

San Antonio
 TX
 

San Francisco Museum of
 

Modern Art
 

San Francisco CA
 

San Francisco Museum of
 

Modern Art
 

San Francisco CA
 

To support an exhibition of neon sculpture to be
 

installed in empty store fronts around the
 

Washington Project for the Arts
 

To support three exhibitions at the Godwin and
 

Ternbach Museum
 

To support an exhibition of the work of John
 

Hejduk
 

To support the showing in Chicago of the Ree
 

Morton Retrospective exhibition
 

To support an exhibition of recent work by the
 

sculptor Louise Bourgeois
 

To support an exhibition of works by artists
 

living and working in the lower valley of
 

Virginia
 

To support an exhibition of Slavic textile art
 

To support the planning of an exhibition which
 

will examine genre paintings of Near East
 

subjects
 

To support the Women Artists Series at Douglass
 

College
 

To support an exhibition of European prints
 

produced from 1775 to 1835
 

To support an exhibition of American realistic
 

painting of the 1940’s, 50’s, and 60’s
 

To support an exhibition of European and
 

American painted wooden dummy board figures
 

which were human and animal forms used for
 

decorations from the 17th through 19th centuries
 

To support an exhibition which will focus on how
 

artists create space in their work by
 

manipulating perspective, color; light, and
 

point of view
 

To support an exhibition which will explore the
 

parallel directions of Precisionist painting and
 

American photography during the 1920’s
 

To support the showing in San Francisco of
 

"Wiley Territory,,, an exhibition organized by
 

the Walker Art Center in Minneapolis
 

20,000
 

10,000
 

4,000
 

4,000
 

4,000
 

6,270
 

15,000
 

7,550
 

4,230
 

10,000
 

47,230
 

5,000
 

15,000
 

50,000
 

15,000
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Museum 253 

San Francisco Museum of
 

Modern Art
 

San Francisco CA
 

Santa Barbara Museum of
 

Art
 

Santa Barbara CA
 

Scarsdale Historical
 

Society 

Scarsdale NY 

Seattle Art Museum 

Seattle WA 

Seattle Art Museum 

Seattle WA 

Seattle Art Museum
 

Seattle WA
 

Sheboygan Arts Foundation
 

Sheboygan WI
 

Sierra Nevada Art Gallery
 

Reno NV
 

Sierra Nevada Art Gallery
 

Reno NV
 

Siskiyous, College of the
 

Weed CA
 

Smith College
 

Northampton MA
 

Solomon Ro Guggenheim
 

Foundation
 

New York
 NY
 

South Florida, University
 

of
 

Tampa FL
 

South Florida, University
 

of
 

Tampa FL
 

Southern Alleghenies
 

Museum of Art
 

Loretto
 PA
 

To support an exhibition of ceramic sculpture by 


six contemporary artists
 

To support an exhibition examining the American
 

illustrations done for children’s literature
 

from 1850 through 1920
 

To support an exhibition surveying the
 

decorative arts of the 18th and 19th century
 

from Westchester Country
 

To support an exhibition: "100 Masterpieces from
 

the Idemitsu Collection"
 

To support the first major exhibition in this
 

country of the work of the European artist, Mark
 

Boyle
 

To support the showing in Seattle of
 

"Lichtenstein"
 

To enable the John Michael Kohler Arts Center to
 

support a series of small exhibitions of recent
 

works by contemporary artists
 

To support the showing in Reno of "American
 

Painting of the Sixties and Seventies ~ the
 

Real, the Ideal, the Fantastic: Selections from
 

the Whitney Museum of American Art"
 

To support an exhibition exploring the state of
 

the arts in America in 1931, the year of the
 

founding of the Nevada Art Gallery
 

To support two invitational exhibitions of
 

contemporary works by California artists
 

To support an exhibition at the Museum of Art
 

that will explore the integration of elements
 

from antiquity into contemporary architectural
 

vocabulary
 

To support a retrospective exhibition of works
 

by Arshile Gorky at the Solmon R. Guggenheim
 

Museum
 

To support an exhibition at the University
 

Galleries of sculptures, prints, and drawings by
 

the American sculptor Robert Morris
 

To support an exhibition at the University
 

Galleries of sculptures, drawings, and prints by
 

American sculptor Alice Aycock
 

To support an exhibition of contemporary quilts
 

produced by quiltmakers working within the
 

Appalachian region and others influenced by this
 

75,000
 

10,000 

2,000
 

90,000
 

10,000
 

15,000
 

13,820
 

10,000
 

O1
 

10,000
 

8,500
 

25,000
 

100,000 TF
 

5,000
 

5,000
 

4,500
 
 

 

 

 

 

254 Museum 

Southern California,
 

University of
 

Los Angeles CA
 

Springfield Library and
 

Museums Association
 

Springfi eld MA
 

St. Louis Art Museum
 

St. Louis
 MO
 

St. Louis Art Museum
 

St. Louis MO
 

St. Louis Art Museum
 

St. Louis
 MO
 

St. Louis Art Museum
 

St. Louis
 MO
 

Sterling and Francine
 

Clark Art Institute
 

Williamstown MA
 

Studio Museum in Harlem
 

New York NY
 

Studio Museum in Harlem
 

New York NY
 

Studio Museum in Harlem
 

New York NY 

Textile Museum 

Washington 

Textile Museum 

Washington DC 

Virginia Museum of Fine
 

Arts
 

Richmond VA
 

Wadsworth Atheneum
 

Hartford CT
 

Walker Art Center
 

Minneapolis MN
 

To enable the University Galleries to mount
 

exhibitions documenting the work of six young
 

ceramic sculptors from the western United States
 

To support a series of exhibitions examining
 

aspects of contemporary realism at the Museum of
 

Fine Arts
 

To support a traveling exhibition of paintings,
 

drawings, and sculptures by Roy Lichtenstein
 

To support an exhibition~jointly organized by
 

the St. Louis Art Museum and the Museum of Fine
 

Arts, Boston, entitled "Dutch Printmaking in the
 

Age of Rembrandt"
 

To support the showing in St. Louis of "The
 

Realist Tradition: French Painting and Drawing,
 

1830-1900," organized by the Cleveland Museum of
 

Art
 

To.support "Currents," a continuing exhibition
 

program of contemporary art by artists new to
 

the museum public
 

To support an exhibition of the drawings of
 

Robert Morris
 

To support a retrospective exhibition of the
 

work of Charles White
 

To support an exhibition of the work of four
 

contemporary black American artists who left
 

this country to work abroad
 

To support the planning of a retrospective
 

exhibition of the work of Norman Lewis
 

To support an exhibition of Moroccan pile and
 

flatwoven rugs
 

To support an exhibition examining the links
 

between the structure of historical textiles and
 

the structure of contemporary American fiber
 

To support an exhibition, "Generations in Clay:
 

Pueblo Pottery of the American Southwest," which
 

will represent 1300 years of the ceramic art of
 

the Pueblo Indians
 

To support "Matrix," a changing exhibition
 

program of contemporary art
 

To support an exhibition of works by American
 

sculptor Robert Graham
 

8,000
 

15,000
 

75,000 ~I
 

10,000
 

10,000
 

20,000
 

12,000
 

35 , 000
 

20,000
 

5,000
 

25 , 000
 

5,000
 

7,000
 

25,000
 

30,000
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

Walker Art Center
 

Minneapolis MN
 

~

Washington State
 

University
 

’Pullman
 WA


Wave Hill
 

Bronx
 NY


Whitney Museum of American
 

Art
 

New York NY
 

Whitney Museum of American
 

Art
 

New York NY
 

Whitney Museum of American
 

Art
 

New York NY
 

William Ao Farnsworth
 

Museum
 

Rockland ME
 

Worcester Art Museum
 

Worcester MA
 

World Print Competition
 

San Francisco CA
 

Wright State University
 

Dayton OH
 

Yale University
 

New Haven
 CT


and/or service
 

Seattle
 WA
 

and/or service
 

Seattle
 WA
 

To support the center’s exhibition series,
 

"Viewpoints"
 

To support an exhibition entitled "The
 

Contemporary American Potter: Recent Vessels"
 

for the Museum of Art
 

To support the fifth outdoor sculpture
 

exhibition, "Tableaux"
 

To support the exhibition "Decisions and
 

Revisions: the Process of Prints," which will
 

review the process of print-making in America
 

from 1890 to 1980
 

To support the Whitney Museum’s 1981 biennial
 

exhibition
 

To support a major exhibition of the work of
 

Milton Avery
 

To support an exhibition of American master
 

prints produced from 1910-1930
 

To support an exhibition of Post:Impre’ssionist
 

paintings, sculpture, prints and drawings
 

To support an exhibition exploring the full
 

range of recent work being done with paper as a
 

medium by contemporary American artists
 

To support a retrospective exhibition of
 

conceptual photographic works by John Baldessari
 

To support the production of a catalogue to
 

accompany an exhibition of 100 prints and
 

drawings by Hans Baldung Grien
 

To support a series of small flexible
 

exhibitions focusing on new media, experimental
 

works, and other types of work not currently
 

presented in Seattle
 

To support a series of exhibitions focusing on
 

artists’ involvement in political and social
 

issues
 

Museum 255 

50,000
 

9,710
 

20,000
 

25,000
 

50,000 TF
 

75,000
 

15,000
 

15,000
 

40,000
 

7,500
 

60,000
 

17,680
 

I0,730
 

TOTAL FOR SPECIAL EXHIBITIONS 244 GRANTS 5,387,5960
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

256 Museum 

Utilization of Museum O Collections 

Akwesasne Library and
 To support the purchase of materials needed for
 Cultural Center
 the installation of 65 Mohawkcultural artifacts 6,660
 Hogansburg NY
 and a miniature diorama depicting Iroquois life
 

American Institute of
 To support an exhibition and catalogue of
 Architects Foundation
 architectural drawings and photographs of the 20,000
 Washington DC
 work of architect Richard Morris Hunt
 

Art Institute of Chicago
 To support an exhibition and catalogue of the
 Chicago 	 IL
 works of Peter Bonnett Wight for the Burnham 20,000
 

Library of Architecture
 

Austin, University of
 To support an exhibition and catalogue of the
 Austin 	 TX
 works of Eric Gill for the Humanities Research 12,000
 

Center
 

Baltimore Museum of Art
 To support the installation of the museum’s
 Baltimore 	 MD
 extensive collection of European decorative arts 25,000
 

in a newly created gallery space
 

Cedar Rapids Art Center
 To support the reinstallation of the center’s
 Cedar Rapids IA
 collection of 200 works .by Grant Wood	 4,500
 O
 Colonial Williamsburg
 To support the interpretive research and
 Foundation
 exhibition preparation of approximately 35
 35,000


Williamsburg VA
 percent of the foundation’s permanent
 

collections
 

Corcoran Gallery of Art
 To support an exhibition and accompanying
 Washington DC
 catalogue of works by landscape artists active 12,190
 

in the Washington region during the past 180
 

years
 

Corcoran Gallery of Art
 To support an exhibition and catalogue of the
 Washington DC
 gallery’s collection of 19th-century French art 10,000
 

Cornell University
 To support an exhibition and catalogue of the
 Ithaca
 NY	 Herbert Fo Johnson Museum of Art’s collection of 15,000
 

Pre-Hispanic art from Ecuador
 

Corning-Painted Post
 To support a series of exhibitions from the
 Historical Society
 costume collection	 3,870
 Corn ing
 NY
 

Denver Art Museum
 To support an exhibition and catalogue of Ch’ing
 Denver
 CO Dynasty robes, jackets, aprons, Mandarin 30,000
 

squares, sleeve bands, and accessories
 

O	 Denver Art Museum
 To support an exhibition and catalogue of Plains
 Denver
 CO	 Indian art drawn from the museum’s collection 45,000
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Museum 257 

Field Museum of Natural
 

History
 

chicago IL
 

’~Fuller Memorial, Trustees
 

of the
 

Brockton MA
 

Grand Rapids Art Museum
 

Grand Rapids MI
 

Harvard University
 

Cambridge MA
 

Harvard University
 

Cambridge MA
 

Honolulu Academy of Arts
 

Honolulu HI
 

Hunterdon Art Center
 

Clinton
 NJ
 

Indiana University
 

Bloomington IN
 

Indianapolis Museum of Art
 

Indianapolis IN
 

International Center of
 

Photography
 

New York NY
 

John and Mable Ringling
 

Museum of Art
 

Sarasota FL
 

John and Mable Ringling
 

Museum of Art
 

Sarasota FL
 

Long Beach Museum of Art
 

Alliance
 

Long Beach CA
 

Maryhill Museum of Art
 

Goldendale WA
 

Metropolitan Museum of Art
 

New York NY
 

To support the installation of a major permanent
 

exhibition of selected specimens from the
 

museum’ s collections
 

To enable the Brockton Art Museum to reinstall
 

its collection of American glass and historical
 

women’s art
 

To support the first exhibition of the entire
 

permanent collection and to publish a collection
 

catalogue
 

To enable the Peabody Museum to publish a
 

catalogue of the museum’s Peruvian collection
 

To support the exhibition of the Peabody
 

Museum’s Peruvian holdings, many of which have
 

never been seen by the public
 

To support the conversion of the academy’s book-


gift shop into a gallery to exhibit the Shibata
 

Zeshin Collection
 

To support the exhibition and catalogue of 100
 

prints
 

To support the reinstallation of the permanent
 

collection of the University Art MuSeum into a
 

new museum building
 

To support the statewide traveling exhibition
 

program, which offers exhibitions to schools,
 

community centers, art centers, museums, and
 

other cultural and educational facilities
 

To support the adaptation of a portion of the
 

center’s main floor into additional gallery
 

space
 

To support an exhibition and catalogue of 150
 

decorative art objects in the permanent
 

collection
 

To support an exhibition of approximately 250
 

objects from the permanent collection of
 

Cypriote art
 

To support an exhibition and scholarly Catalogue
 

of the Milton Wichner Collection of modern
 

German art
 

To support an exhibition and catalogue of the
 

museum’s collection of Native American basketry
 

To support a series of didactic and interpretive
 

exhibitions from the museum’s American art
 

collection
 

75,000 TF
 

10,000
 

20,000
 

8,000
 

6,000
 

7,000
 

6,000
 

20,000
 

25,000
 

8,580
 

10,000
 

20,000
 

12,000
 

15,000
 

30,000
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

258 Museum 

Metropolitan Museum of Art
 

New York NY
 

Mills College
 

Oakland CA
 

Minnesota Museum of Art
 

St. Paul MN
 

Minnesota Museum of Art
 

St. Paul MN
 

Mint Museum of Art
 

Charlotte NC
 

Mississippi, University of
 

University MS
 

Montclair Art Museum
 

Montclair NJ
 

Museo del Barrio
 

New York NY
 

Museum of Fine Arts
 

Boston MA
 

Museum of the American
 

China Trade
 

Mil to n MA
 

Nebraska, University of
 

Lincoln NE
 

Pennsylvania Academy of
 

the Fine Arts
 

Philadelphia PA
 

Pennsylvania, University
 

of
 

Philadelphia PA
 

Philadelphia Museum of Art
 

Philadelphia PA
 

Phillips Collection
 

Washington , DC
 

To support a program for works to be installed
 

in the new Michael C. Rockefeller Wing of
 

Primitive Art
 

To enable the College Art Gallery to purchase
 

frames, hardware, and new archival mats in order
 

to make possible an exhibition of prints,
 

drawings, and photographs from the permanent
 

collection
 

To support the installation of approximately 200
 

ritual objects from the Sepik River and Maprik
 

areas of New Guinea
 

To support the research and documentation of the
 

museum’s collection of art from New Guinea
 

To support the installation of an exhibition
 

drawn from 1,500 pieces of Pre-Columbian art
 

To support the installation and cataloguing of
 

ancient Greek pottery, sculpture, terra cotta,
 

and bronzes in the University Museum
 

To support the installation of approximately 160
 

Audubon prints
 

To support the installation of a greater number
 

of the Museo’s Santos than have previously been
 

displayed
 

To support the reinstallation of the European
 

and American paintings collection
 

To support an exhibition and catalogue of the
 

museum’s collection of Famille Rose porcelain
 

To support the remodeling of a major gallery
 

space at the Center for Great Plains Studies
 

for installation of a newly acquired
 

collection of Western art objects
 

To support a two-year project of conservation of
 

works on paper and the initiation of treatment
 

of the collection
 

To support the installation of the University
 

Museum’s collection of Mayan hieroglyphic
 

inscriptions
 

To support the installation of three photography
 

exhibitions from the museum’s permanent
 

collection
 

To support six small exhibitions and
 

accompanying brochures drawn from the Phillips’
 

40,000
 

3,430
 

15,000
 

11,000
 

20,000
 

25,000
 

5,000
 

10,000
 

75,000
 

14,000
 

40,000 TF
 

15,000
 

14,950
 

9,000
 

25,000
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Museum 259 

Religious Communities for
 

the Arts 

New York NY 

Seattle Art Museum 

Seattle WA 

Spertus Museum of Judaica
 

Chicago IL
 

Textile Museum
 

Washington DC
 

Toledo Museum of Art
 

Toledo
 OH
 

Ukranian Museum
 

New York
 NY
 

Whitney Museum of American
 

Art
 

New York NY
 

Whitney Museum of American
 

Art
 

New York NY
 

Yale University
 

New Haven
 CT
 

TOTAL FOR UTILIZATION OF MUSEUM COLLECTIONS
 

To support the final preparation of the Aaron
 

Douglas Collection for future touring
 

exhibitions
 

To support the reinstallation of the museum’s
 

Asian and Ethnic art collections
 

To support the reinstallation of a major portion
 

of the museum’s permanent collection of coins,
 

metals, paintings, and archaeological artifacts
 

To support the production of a photographic
 

archive of the permanent collection which will
 

be open to the public
 

To support the reinstallation of the George W.
 

Stevens Rare BookGallery and to renovate the
 

vacated space as an additional gallery
 

To support an exhibition, catalogue, lecture
 

series, and workshops relating to the museum’s
 

extensive collection of Rushnyky ritual cloths
 

To support the loan of.80 works from the
 

permanent collection of the Whitney Museum to a
 

minimum of four institutions
 

To support an exhibition of approximately 125 of
 

the museum’s most outstanding examples of 20thcentury paintings and sculpture
 

To support an exhibition and catalogue of
 

musical instruments from the university’s
 

Collection of Musical Instruments
 

52 GRANTS 


Catalogue 

Arizona, University of
 

Tuc son AZ
 

Arizona, University of
 

Tucson AZ
 

Art Institute of Chicago
 

Chicago IL
 

To support the publication of the museum’s
 

collections including the Kress Collection and
 

major pieces of 20th-century painting and
 

sculpture
 

To support the cataloguing of the Center for
 

Creative Photography’s collection and
 

publication of collection guides
 

To support the publication of a catalogue
 

documenting the institute’s collection of French
 

17th- and 18th-century paintings
 

10,000
 

20,000
 

40,000
 

15,000
 

40,000
 

8,000
 

16,000
 

37,500 TF O~
 

12,070
 

I ,032,750
 

25,000
 

25,000
 

20,000
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

260 Museum 

Art Institute of Chicago
 

Chicago IL
 

Atlanta Arts Alliance
 

Atlanta GA
 

Birmingham Museum of Art
 

Birmingham AL
 

Birmingham Museum of Art
 

Birmingham AL
 

Boston Athenaeum
 

Boston MA
 

Brandeis University
 

Waltham MA
 

Brooklyn Museum
 

Brooklyn NY
 

Brooklyn Museum
 

Brooklyn NY
 

California Academy of
 

Sciences
 

San Francisco CA
 

California, University of
 

Los Angeles CA
 

California, University of
 

Berkeley CA
 

Carnegie-Mellon University
 

.Pittsburgh PA
 

Essex Institute
 

Salem MA
 

To support the publication of a catalogue
 

documenting the Institute’s collection of early
 

German panel paintings
 

To support the research and publication of the
 

High Museum of Art’s European painting and
 

sculpture collections
 

To support the research and publication of a
 

handbook documenting works in the museum’s
 

silver collection
 

To support the publication of a catalogue
 

documenting the museum’s collection of art of
 

the Old West
 

To support the cataloguing of the Athenaeum’s
 

collection of works on paper and the researching
 

and cataloguing of the painting and sculpture
 

collections
 

To enable the Rose Art Museum to conduct
 

research for a catalogue documenting the
 

museum’s 20th-century American and European
 

painting and sculpture collections
 

To support the publication of a scholarly
 

monograph on the Greek and Roman gold jewelry
 

collection
 

To support publication of three catalogues
 

documenting the museum’s New England Period
 

Rooms, Southern Rooms, and the two complete
 

ground floors from the 1675 Jo Mo Schenck house
 

To support the publication of a large corpus of
 

southwestern ethno-graphic material, including
 

approximately 1,100 artifacts from four
 

principal collections
 

To enable the Museum of Cultural History to
 

document its approximately 20,O00-piece African
 

collection
 

To enable the University Art Museum to produce
 

an in-depth catalogue of its collection of works
 

by Hans Hofmann
 

To support research and publication of a multi-


indexed catalogue documenting the Hunt Institute
 

for Botanical Documentation’s original works of
 

botanical art and illustration
 

To support the publication of a catalogue of
 

selected works from the institute’s collection
 

of portraits
 

12,800
 

15,000
 

15,400
 

8,500
 

15,000
 

12,000
 

20,000
 

40,000
 

30,000
 

25,000
 

30,000
 

8,000
 

4,220
 
 

 

 

 

 

Everson Museum of Art
 

Syracuse NY
 

Founders Society
 

Detroit MI
 

Haleakala
 

New York
 NY
 

Honolulu Academy of Arts
 

Honolulu HI
 

Hyde Collection Trust
 

Glens Falls NY
 

Indianapolis Museum of Art
 

Indianapolis IN
 

Jewish Museum
 

New York
 NY
 

Joslyn Liberal Arts
 

Society
 

Omaha NE
 

La Salle College
 

Philadelphia PA
 

Marquette University
 

Milwaukee WI
 

Maryland Historical
 

Society
 

Baltimore MD
 

Metro Board of Parks and
 

Recreation
 

Nashville TN
 

Michigan, University of
 

Ann Arbor MI
 

Michigan, University of
 

Ann Arbor MI
 

.... 111 dill/fill,, 

Museum 261 

To support research, appraisal, and inventory of
 5,000


the museum’s collection of intaglio prints and
 

lithographs from the 19th and 20th centuries
 

To enable the Detroit Institute of Fine Arts to 20,000
 

expand the pilot project, Detroit Art
 

Registration Information System
 

To support research and publication of The 6,000
 

Kitchen’s permanent collection of video art
 

To support the publication of a catalogue of 25,-000
 

representative pieces from the permanent
 

collection
 

To support the publication of a catalogue of the 16,500
 

trust’s collection of major European and
 

American Old Master paintings, sculpture,
 

drawings, and tapestries
 

To support the publication of a catalogue of
 35,000


either the Lilly Collection of Oriental Art or
 

the textile collection
 

To support the cataloguing of the museum’s 20,000
 

collec tion
 

To support the researching and pubiication of an 25,000 O1
 

illustrated handbook on the Joslyn Art Museum’s
 

permanent collection
 

To support the completion of the documentation 6,000
 

of the college’s collection of art and rare
 

books
 

To support the research for a catalogue of the
 I0,000


university’s fine art collection for the
 

Committee on the Fine Arts
 

To support the research and publication of a
 25,000


catalogue of the society’s collection of
 

Maryland furniture
 

To support the publication of a catalogue of the
 12,000


Parthenon’s paintings by American artists from
 

1850 to 1925
 

20,000
 To enable the School of Music to document the
 

Stearns musical instrument collection and to
 

prepare and publish a catalogue of its
 

approximately 2,000 items
 

To enable the Kelsey Museum of Archaeology to
 17,000


document, catalogue, and photograph
 

approximately 5,000 Coptic and Islamic textiles
 
 

 

 

 

 

262 Museum 

Millicent A. Rogers
 

Memorial Museum
 

Taos
 NM
 

Minnesota, University of
 

Du lu th M N
 

Mississippi Art
 

Association
 

Jackson
 

Museum Associates
 

Los Angeles CA
 

Museum Of Fine Arts
 

Boston
 MA
 

Museum of Fine Arts
 

Boston MA
 

Museum of Fine Arts
 

Boston
 MA
 

Museum of Modern Art
 

New York
 NY
 

Museum of New Mexico
 

Santa Fe
 NM
 

Museum of Northern Arizona
 

Flagstaff AZ
 

Museum of York County
 

Rock Hill
 SC
 

Museum of the American
 

Indian Heye Foundation
 

New York NY
 

New Jersey Department of
 

Education
 

Trenton NJ
 

Oberlin College
 

Oberlin
 OH
 

Oneida Tribe of Wisconsin
 

DePere WI
 

To support the photographic documentation and
 

cataloguing of the museum’s collection of Native
 

American and Hispanic art of the Southwest
 

To support publication of the Tweed Museum of
 

Arts’ catalogue which wiil be the initial
 

documentation of the European art collection of
 

paintings, drawings, and watercolors
 

To support the cataloguing of the Mississippi
 

Museum of Art’s permanent collection
 

To enable the Los Angeles County Museum of Art
 

to publish two catalogues documenting the
 

museum’s extensive Tibetan and Nepalese
 

collections
 

To support the second phase of cataloguing the
 

museum’s French paintings by artists born
 

between 1790 and 1830
 

To support the publication of a catalogue of the
 

museum’s Italian drawings collection
 

To support the publication of a catalogue
 

documenting the entire European paintings
 

collection
 

To support the preparation and production of two
 

publications documenting 20th-century works on
 

paper in the drawings collection
 

To support the cataloguing and computerization
 

of the Museum of Arts’ approximately 6,000
 

objects
 

To support the publication of a catalogue
 

documenting the collection of Hopi Indian
 

pottery
 

To support research on the museum’s collection
 

of African art
 

To support the publication of a catalogue of the
 

museum’s collection of paintings and drawings
 

To support the research and publication of a
 

catalogue documenting the New Jersey State
 

Museum’s 20th-century American art objects
 

To enable the Allen Memorial Art Museum to
 

publish a scholarly catalogue documenting the
 

Mary A. Ainsworth Collection of Japanese Prints
 

To support a catalogue of the Oneida Nation
 

Museum’s collection
 

~,660
 

15,000
 

3,000
 

40,000
 

25,000
 

12,000
 

30,000
 

30,000
 

23,000
 

15,000
 

2,000
 

35,000
 

15,000
 

20,000
 

4,400
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Panhandle-Plains
 

Historical Museum
 

Canyon TX
 

Pennsylvania Academy of
 

the Fine Arts
 

Philadelphia PA
 

Pennsylvania, University
 

of
 

Philadelphia PA
 

Philadelphia Museum of Art
 

Philadelphia PA 

Phillips Collection 

Washington DC 

Portland Art Association
 

Portland OR
 

Religious Communities for
 

the Arts
 

New York NY
 

Rensselaer County
 

Historical Society
 

Troy NY
 

Rhode Island School of
 

Design
 

Providence RI
 

San Francisco Museum of
 

Modern Art
 

San Francisco CA
 

Santa Barbara Museum of
 

Art
 

Santa Barbara CA
 

Sleepy Hollow Restoration
 

Tarrytown NY
 

Smith College
 

Northampton
 

To support the research and publication of a
 

catalogue documenting the works of Taos artists
 

during the early 20th century
 

To support the publication of a scholarly
 

catalogue documenting the academy’s 18th-, 19thand 20th-century sculptures
 

To support the research and publication of a
 

catalogue documenting the University Museum’s
 

extensive Mayan art collection
 

To support the cataloguing of the museum’s
 

collection of photographs
 

To support the research and documentation of the
 

permanent collection in preparation for the
 

publication of a comprehensive catalogue
 

To support the documentation of the
 

approximately 7,000 items in the Vivian and
 

Gordon Gilkey Graphic Arts Collection of the
 

Portland Art Museum
 

To support the publication of a catalogue to
 

accompany Jacob Lawrence’s "Toussaint
 

L’Ouverture"
 

To support the recataloguing of the items in the
 

permanent collection in preparation for storage
 

in a newly renovated museum building
 

To enable the Museum of Art to publish a
 

catalogue to accompany an exhibition of 87 of
 

the its finest European Old Master drawings
 

To support the cataloguing of the museum’s
 

painting and sculpture collections
 

To support the development of curatorial files
 

for the works in the museum’s American,
 

European, and Oriental collections
 

To support the publication of a catalogue of
 

selections from objects in the permanent
 

collection
 

To support the publication of a handbook of the
 

permanent collection for the Museum of Art
 

Museum 263 

7,000
 

25,000
 

20,000
 

12,600
 

25,000
 

7,000
 

4,480
 

7,500
 

15,000
 

15,000
 

16,000
 

26,000
 

20 , 000
 

SOC. for the Pres. of New To support the cataloguing of eight properties 24,000 

England Antiquities in New Hampshire 

Boston MA 
 

264 Museum 

Solomon R. Guggenheim
 

Foundation
 

New York NY
 

St. Louis Art Museum
 

St. Louis MO
 

Textile Museum
 

Washington DC
 

Tucson Museum of Art
 

Tucson AZ
 

Valparaiso University
 

Va ip ara iso IN
 

Vassar College
 

Poughkeepsie NY
 

Wadsworth Atheneum
 

Hartford CT
 

Walters Art Gallery
 

Baltimore MD
 

Western Maryland College
 

Westminster MD
 

TOTAL FOR CATALOGUE
 

Fellowships for 

Museum Professionals 

Annis, Zoe K.
 

St. Louis MO
 

Bohlin, Diane D.
 

Washington DC
 

To support the publication of a comprehensive
 

catalogue of the.works by Vasily Kandinsky in
 

the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum’s collection
 

To support the publication of a catalogue
 

documenting the museum’s collection of 19th and
 

early 20th-century French paintings
 

To support the publication of a general handbook
 

on the museum’s collection of handmade textiles
 

and rugs
 

To support research and publication of a
 

catalogue documenting the museum’s pre-Hispanic
 

and Mexican art collections and the Heller
 

Collection of Modern Art
 

To support research of the collection of
 

approximately 250 Junius R. Sloan oil and
 

watercolor portraits and landscape paintings at
 

the University Art Galleries and Collections
 

To support research and publication of the first
 

of four separate volumes documenting the College
 

Art Gallery’s collections
 

To support the publication of a catalogue
 

documenting the Atheneum’s collection of
 

American paintings and sculptures
 

To support preparatory research for a catalogue
 

documenting the gallery’s collection of Islamic
 

ceramics
 

To support the documentation of the college’s
 

collection of ancient Egyptian and Roman
 

figurines
 

68 GRANTS.
 

To support a three-month internship at the Abegg
 

Foundation in Berne, Switzerland to study
 

textile conservation
 

To support travel to Italy to study 16th- and
 

17th-century Italian drawings in public and
 

private collections
 

30,000
 

15,000
 

20,000
 

6,000
 

6,000
 

8,500
 

30,000
 

20,000
 

5,000
 

I,’190,560
 

9,520
 

18,000
 
 

 

ml
 

Davies, Hugh M.
 

Amherst MA
 

Gold, Peter H.
 

Bloomington IN
 

Greenwald, Alice M.
 

Los Angeles CA
 

Harris, Ann Sutherland
 

New York NY
 

Lewis, Phillip H.
 

Chicago IL
 

Lipson, Clara
 

Brooklyn NY
 

McCauley, Elizabeth
 

Albuquerque
 

Roosevelt, Anna C.
 

New York
 NY
 

Schaefer, Scott J.
 

Boston
 MA
 

Sullivan, Michael C.
 

St. Louis
 MO
 

Thimme, Danae
 

Bloomington IN
 

Tripp, Susan G.
 

Towson MD
 

Welu, James A.
 

Worcester MA
 

To support a series of articles on site-specific
 

sculpture
 

To support research and documentation of arts
 

activities at the Tibetan Music, Dance, and
 

Drama Society in Dharmasala, India
 

To support travel to Israel to study collections
 

of Jewish ritual art ethnographic materials
 

TO support completion of a catalogue of the
 

drawings and paintings of G. L. Bernini
 

To support travel to New Ireland, New Guinea to
 

carry out research on the island’s art forms
 

To support travel in six Latin American
 

countries to examine pre-Columbian and
 

ethnographic art
 

To support travel to France to study the history
 

of the photographic industry
 

To support travel in the U. S., South America,
 

and Europe to study prehistoric art
 

To support travel to Belgium and Holland in
 

order to study Dutch and Flemish painting
 

collections
 

To support a study of the security systems at
 

museums in Washington, New York, Cleveland, and
 

Minneapolis
 

To support six weeks of work in pottery
 

restoration at the J. Paul Getty Museum
 

To support research of the British Museum’s
 

Japanese collection
 

To support travel to The Hague, London, and
 

Paris to study collections of 16th- and 17thcentury Dutch cartography
 

Museum 265 

I0,000
 

,7,660
 

4,700
 

11,000 

6,180
 

12,510
 

10,000
 

9,150
 

4,200
 

2,720
 

2,900
 

3,350
 

5,790
 

TOTAL FOR FELLOWSHIPS FOR MUSEUM PROFESSIONALS
 15 GRANTS 117,680


Museum Training 

Art Institute of Chicago To support the institute’s internship program 22,000
 

Chicago IL for graduate students
 
 

 

 

 

266 Museum 

Boston University
 

Boston MA
 

California Museum
 

Foundation of Los Angeles
 

Los Angeles CA
 

Delaware Art Museum
 

Wilmington DE
 

Fine Arts Museums
 

Foundation
 

San Francisco CA
 

Harvard University
 

Cambridge MA
 

Huntsville Museum of Art
 

Huntsville AL
 

Illinois, University of
 

Urbana IL
 

Joslyn Liberal Arts
 

Society
 

Omaha NE
 

Metropolitan Museum and
 

Art Centers
 

Coral Gables FL
 

Michigan, University of
 

Ann Arbor MI
 

Museo de Arte de Ponce
 

Ponce PR
 

Museum of American Folk
 

Art
 

New York
 NY
 

Museum of Fine Arts
 

Boston
 MA
 

Museum of Modern Art
 

New York
 NY
 

To support a collaborative museum training
 22,500
 

program to enable students from the university
 

to intern at five area museums
 

To support a project in cooperation with an
 10,000
 

occupational work/study program at a local
 

manual arts high school in which selected
 

minority students will receive on-the-job
 

training in graphic design, exhibit design, and
 

exhibit installation
 

To support an internship which offers work
 10,380
 

experience in exhibitions, permanent
 

collections, interpretation, administration, and
 

research
 

To support an internship for a member of the 10,000
 

Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco staff to
 

train for a position as conservation technician
 

To support the Fogg Art Museum’s internship
 23,000
 

program designed to give five graduate students
 

direct experience in museum administration
 

To support a work-study program 2,000
 

To support the Krannert Art Museum’s four­ 15,000
 

semester graduate program in museum studies
 

To support internships for two graduate students
 10,000
 

to work in the Joslyn Art Museum’s Department of
 

. European Art
 

To support two one-year internships
 11,870
 

To support the graduate program in museum
 40,000
 

practice
 

To support a program to train three interns in 40,000
 

conservation techniques with particular emphasis
 

on the problems created by a tropical
 

environment for the Luis Ao Ferre Foundation
 

To support six two-month internships in various
 2,600
 

departments of the museum
 

To support five one-year internships
 30,000
 

To support three curatorial interns and one
 40,000
 program intern
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Museum of Native American
 

Culture s 

Spokane WA 

Museum of New Mexico 

Santa Fe NM 

New York University
 

New York
 NY


New York, City College of
 

City University of
 

New York NY
 

New York, Research Fdno of
 

the State University of
 

Albany NY
 

San Diego Museum of Art
 

San Diego CA
 

Smith College
 

Northampton MA
 

Solomon R. Guggenheim
 

Museum
 

New York
 NY


Solomon R. Guggenheim
 

Mu seum
 

New York
 NY
 

Studio Museum in Harlem
 

New York NY
 

Virginia Museum of Fine
 

Arts
 

Richmond VA
 

Wadsworth Atheneum
 

Hartford
 CT
 

Wayne State University
 

Detroit MI
 

Whitney Museum of American
 

Art
 

New York NY
 

Yale University
 

New Haven
 CT
 

Museum 267 

10,000
 To support the expansion of the museum’s docent-


training program
 

2,780
 To support a three-month training program in
 

conservation for one member of the Museum of
 

Fine Art’s staff
 

40,000
 To support the Institute of Fine Arts’
 

comprehensive museum training program
 

20,000
 To support stipends, honoraria, and travel for
 

City College’s museum studies program
 

To support an internship in museum education and 11,000 

an apprenticeship in museum installation and 

preparation 

To support one internship in exhibition design I0,000 

and twointernships in the registrar’s office 

To support the college’s intern training program 8,790 

10,000
 To support a curatorial fellowship program of
 

training in museum.policies, methods, and
 

prac tices
 

9,600
 To support a three-month summer internship for
 

four graduate students
 

10,000
 To support the establishment of an internship
 

program in the museum’s Education and Exhibition
 

departments for minority students enrolled in
 

museum training programs in the New York area
 

8,000
 To support the museum’s internship program
 

8,000
 To support the Atheneum’s summer internship
 

program for six Hartford area students
 

10,000
 To support the university’s one-year Museology
 

Program conducted in collaboration with the
 

Detroit Institute of Arts
 

25,000
 To support the museum studies fellowships of the
 

Whitney Museum Independent Study Program
 

6,000
 To support the university’s museum training
 

program for doctoral students
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

268 Museum 

TOTAL FOR MUSEUM TRAINING
 

Conservation. 

Akron Art Institute 

Akron OH 

Albany Institute of 

History and Art 

Albany NY 

Art Institute of Chicago
 

Chicago IL
 

Asian Art Museum of San
 

F ra nc is co
 

San Francisco CA
 

Atlanta Arts Alliance
 

Atlanta GA
 

Baltimore, Municipal
 

Museum of the City of
 

Baltimore MD
 

Bishop (Bernice P.) Museum
 

Honolulu HI
 

Bowdoin College
 

Brunswick ME
 

Buffalo Fine Arts Academy
 

Buffalo NY
 

Cedar Rapids Art Center
 

Cedar Rapids IA
 

Columbus Museum of Art
 

Co lumbu s OH
 

Conservation Center for
 

Art and Historic Artifacts
 

Philadelphia PA
 

Corcoran Gallery of Art
 

Washington DC
 

30 GRANTS
 

To support conservation treatment of paintings
 

in the Edwin C. Shaw Collection
 

To support conservation treatment of the
 

photographic holdings of the McKinney Library
 

To support a conservation program in which the
 

institute’s collection of North, Middle and
 

South American ceramics will be restored
 

To support the treatment of Tibetan tankas from
 

the museum’s collection
 

To enable the High Museum of Art to survey the
 

conservation needs of the collection’s works on
 

paper
 

To support a survey of the Peale Museum’s
 

collection of works on paper relating to the
 

city’s past
 

To support the Pacific Regional Conservation
 

Center
 

To support the third phase of the Museum of
 

Art’s conservation program in which drawings and
 

paintings in urgent need of treatment will be
 

conserved
 

To support conservation treatment of 19thcentury paintings and works on paper at the
 

Albright-Knox Art Gallery
 

To support conservation treatment of several
 

works by Grant Wood
 

To support conservation treatment of works in
 

the collection in most urgent need of treatment
 

To support a master-apprentice internship for
 

one student for the purpose of studying advanced
 

problems in the conservation of works of art
 

To support conservation treatment of paintings
 

in the European and American collections
 

presently on view or frequently exhibited
 

478,520
 

4,000
 

4,000
 

15,000
 

13,820
 

1,090
 

2,000
 

40,000
 

7,500
 

8,500
 

5,000
 

8,000
 

10,000
 

8,000
 
 

 

 

 

 

cornell University
 

NY
 Ithaca
 

Dacotah Prairie Museum
 

Aberdeen SD 

Dartmouth College 

Hanover NH 

Delaware Art Museum
 

Wilmington DE
 

Delaware, University of
 

Wilmington DE
 

Denver Art Museum
 

Denver
 CO


Denver, University of
 

Denver
 CO
 

E. B. Crocker Art Museum
 

Sac ra men to CA
 

Fine Arts Museums
 

Foundation
 

San Francisco
 CA
 

Fine Arts Society of San
 

Diego
 

San Diego CA
 

Fort St. Joseph Museum
 

Niles MI
 

Founders Society
 

Detroit
 MI
 

Founders Society
 

Detroit MI
 

Harvard University
 

Cambridge MA
 

Harvard University
 

Cambridge MA
 

To support the treatment of works in the
 

permanent collection of the Herbert F. Johnson
 

Museum of Art
 

To support the treatment of objects in urgent
 

need of conservation
 

To support the conservation of seven paintings
 

in immediate need of treatment from the College
 

Museum and Galleries
 

To support the treatment of several paintings
 

and the archival matting of several works on
 

paper
 

To support the graduate degree program in the
 

conservation of artistic and historic objects at
 

the Winterthur Museum
 

To support the conservation treatment of objects
 

in a variety of media from the permanent
 

collection
 

To support the Rocky Mountain Regional
 

Conservation Center’s services
 

To support the conservation treatment of objects
 

selected from the museum’s collection of"
 

costumes and textiles
 

To support a master-apprentice internship
 

program in conservation with an emphasis on
 

ethnographic material at the Fine Arts Museums
 

of San Francisco
 

To support the conservation treatment of
 

paintings from the permanent collection of the
 

San Diego Museum of Art thought to be in most
 

urgent need of treatment
 

To support the treatment of drawings from
 

Sitting Bull’s pictographic autobiography
 

To support treatment of 14 drawings by Diego
 

Rivera from Rivera’s fresco cycle, "Detroit
 

Industry"
 

To support the treatmentof pieces of American
 

furniture at the Detroit Institute of Fine Arts
 

To support the conservation.training program of
 

the Center for Conservation and Technical
 

Studies at the Fogg Art Museum
 

To support treatment of objects in preparation
 

for the Fogg Art Museum’s expansion into a new
 

facility
 

Museum 269 

5,000
 

2,000
 

7,000
 

5,000
 

200,000
 

10,000
 

40,000
 

5,000
 

10,000
 

10,000
 

4,000
 

12,000
 

10,000
 

50,000
 

10,000
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

270 Museum 

Honolulu Academy of Arts
 

Honolulu HI
 

Intermuseum Conservation
 

Association
 

Oberlin OH
 

J. B. Speed Art Museum
 

Louisville KY
 

Jefferson County
 

Historical Society
 

Watertown NY
 

John and Mable Ringling
 

Museum of Art
 

Sarasota FL
 

Kansas State Historical
 

Society
 

Topeka KS
 

Kansas, University of
 

Lawrence KS
 

Laguna Beach Museum of Art
 

Laguna Beach CA
 

Leo Baeck Institute
 

New York NY
 

Long Beach Museum of Art
 

Long Beach CA
 

Loyola University
 

Chicago IL
 

Lynn Historical Society
 

Lynn MA
 

Marquette University
 

Milwaukee WI
 

Maryland Historical
 

Society
 

Baltimore
 

Maryland Historical
 

Society
 

Baltimore
 

To support the conservation treatment of five
 

Western paintings and to begin treatment of one
 

Japanese handscroll
 

To support the association’s service, an
 

expanded intern training program, seminars,
 

continued staff training program, and the
 

purchase of conservation equipment
 

To support the restoration and conservation of
 

two sculptures and two pieces of furniture from
 

the collection
 

To support the treatment of portraits painted by
 

Watertown artist Jonah Woodruff in the 1840’s
 

To support the purchase of equipment necessary
 

for the museum’s new in-house conservation
 

laboratory
 

To support the treatment of 22 paintings of
 

historic, regional, and artistic importance in
 

most urgent need of conservation
 

To enable the Spencer Museum of Art to treat
 

paintings, works on paper, and one sculpture
 

To support an on-site survey of the permanent
 

collection for establishing subsequent treatment
 

priorities
 

To support the treatment of paintings and the
 

continued restoration and matting of works on
 

paper
 

To support treatment of paintings from the
 

Milton Wichner Collection of German Art
 

To support the treatment of early 16th-century
 

European sculptures and a 17th-century Flemish
 

painting for the Martin D’Arcy Art Gallery
 

To support the repair and treatment of a Civil
 

War poster
 

To support the cleaning and restoration of
 

prints in mixed media by Georges Roualt for the
 

Committee on the Visual Arts
 

To support treatment of paintings and drawings
 

in the collection in the most urgent need of
 

conservation
 

To support the implementation of a comprehensive
 

program of furniture conservation for the
 

society’ s collection
 

5,000
 

20,000
 

5,000
 

I ,970
 

10,000
 

10,000
 

10,000
 

1,360
 

5,000
 

7,000
 

2,000
 

5,000
 

8,000
 

I0,000
 

300 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Maymount Foundation
 

Richmond VA
 

Metropolitan Museum of Art
 

New York NY
 

Metropolitan Museum of Art
 

New York NY
 

Metropolitan Museum of Art
 

New York NY 

Mississippi State 

Historical Museum 

Jackson 

Missouri Historical 

Society 

St. Louis MO 

Montclair Art Museum
 

Montclair NJ
 

Museum of Contemporary Art
 

Chicago IL
 

Museum of Fine Arts
 

Boston MA
 

Museum of Fine Arts
 

Boston
 MA
 

Museum of Fine Arts
 

Boston
 MA
 

Museum of the American
 

Indian Heye Foundation
 

New York NY
 

Museums at Stony Brook
 

Stony Brook NY
 

Muskegon Museum of Art
 

Muskegon MI
 

National Academy of Design
 

New York NY
 

Native American Center for
 

the Living Arts
 

Niagara Falls NY
 

To support surveys of the foundation’s
 

decorative arts and carriage collections to
 

determine immediate conservation needs
 

To support a one-year internship for a graduate
 

student
 

To support a one-year internship for a graduate
 

student
 

To support a one-year internship for a graduate
 

student
 

To support the cleaning and restoration of
 

portraits of John and Sarah Buckholtz Richards
 

by William Edward West
 

To support the conservation treatment of five
 

paintings in the society’s collection
 

TO support the treatment of works on paper
 

dating from the 16th to the 19th centuries
 

To support the implementation of a long-range
 

conservation plan in cooperation with the Upper
 

Midwest Conservation Consortium
 

To supporta two-year program for treatment and
 

restoration of selected European and American
 

paintings
 

To support the restoration of a 19th-century
 

stained-glass window in the museum’s collection
 

of American decorative arts
 

To support a furniture conservation internship
 

TO support a major conservation program for 19thand 20th-century drawings and paintings on paper
 

To support restoration ofseveral 19th-century
 

paintings from thepermanent collection
 

To support the treatment of paintings and works
 

on paper
 

To support the treatment of 19th- and 20thcentury American paintings in the collection
 

To support the treatment of historic tribal
 

artifacts in critical need of conservation
 

Museum 271 

3,040
 

5,000
 

5,000
 

5,000
 

2,640
 

2,850
 

4,000
 

1,500
 

12,500
 

5,000
 

5,500
 

I0,000
 

10,000
 

5,000
 

10,000
 

5,000
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272 Museum 

New Castle County Dept. of
 

Parks and Recreation
 

Wi Imi ng to n DE
 

New England Document
 

Conservation Center
 

And over MA
 

New England Document
 

Conservation Center
 

Andover MA
 

New Jersey Historical
 

Society
 

Newark NJ
 

New Mexico, University of
 

Taos NM
 

New York State Historical
 

Association 

Cooperstown NY 

New York University 

New York NY 

New York University
 

New York. NY
 

New York University
 

New York NY
 

Ohio Historical Society
 

Columbus OH
 

Oneida Tribe of Indians of
 

Wisconsin
 

DePere WI
 

Palm Beach Art Institute
 

West Palm Beach FL
 

Parrish Art Museum
 

Sou thamp ton NY
 

Pennsylvania Academy of
 

the Fine Arts
 

Philadelphia PA
 

To support a conservation survey which will make
 

recommendations on installation, storage, and
 

exhibit improvements for the permanent
 

collection at Rockwood Museum
 

To support the center’s programs, broadening its
 

services into the area of photography
 

conservation
 

To support a one-year internship in paper
 

conservation
 

To support the treatment of 18th- and 19thcentury engineering drawings
 

To support a-conservation survey of works on
 

paper and Spanish-American arts and crafts for
 

the Harwood Foundation
 

To support student fellowships in connection
 

with a three-year graduate degree program in
 

conservation
 

To support costs related to equipping new
 

laboratory facilities with new technical and
 

specialized conservation equipment at the
 

Institute of Fine Arts Conservation Center
 

To support the publication costs associated with
 

"Art and Archaeology Technical Abstracts" an
 

international bibliographic journal published by
 

the Institute of Fine Arts Conservation Center
 

To support the four-year conservation training
 

program at the Institute of Fine Arts
 

Conservation Center
 

To support an apprenticeship in furniture
 

conservation
 

To support a conservation and maintenance survey
 

of the collection of the Oneida Nation Museum
 

To support the treatment of works on paper from
 

the collection which have previously received
 

little conservation attention
 

To support conservation treatment of a recent
 

bequest of paintings by Fairfield Porter
 

To support treatment of approximately 40
 

sculptures from the collection as part of a
 

three-year conservation program
 

I ,000
 

20,000
 

6,000
 

3,420
 

I ,920
 

89,500
 

50,000
 

25,000
 

II0,000 PG
 

90,000 TF
 

5,000
 

2,300
 

5,420
 

10,000
 

10,220
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Pennsylvania, University
 

of
 

Philadelphia PA
 

Philadelphia Museum of Art
 

Philadelphia PA
 

Philadelphia Museum of Art
 

Philadelphia PA
 

Philbrook Art Center
 

Tulsa OK 

Phillips Collection 

Washington DC 

Portland Art Association
 

Portland OR
 

Portland Museum of Art
 

Portland ME
 

Protestant Episcopal
 

Cathedral Foundation
 

Washington DC
 

Religious Communities for
 

the Arts
 

New York NY
 

Rhode Island Historical
 

Society
 

Providence RI
 

Rhode Island School of
 

Design
 

Providence RI
 

Rochester, University of
 

Rochester NY
 

Santa Barbara Museum of
 

Art
 

Santa Barbara CA
 

Seattle Historical Society
 

Seattle WA
 

Smith College
 

Northampton MA
 

To support the treatment of Attic red-figure and
 

white-ground vases at the University Musuem
 

To support a one-year master-apprentice
 

internship program in the conservation of
 

decorative arts
 

To support treatment of photographs and drawings
 

as part of an ongoing conservation program
 

To support the treatment of 13 paintings from
 

the center’s collections
 

To support the conservation treatment of
 

paintings in need of immediate attention from
 

the collection
 

To support the treatment of paintings given to
 

the association in the Pre-World War II period
 

To support the treatment of paintings,
 

sculptures, and works on paper from the Hamilton
 

Easter Field Art Foundation Collection
 

To support the conservation treatment of a
 

Gilbert Stuart painting of George Washington
 

To support the treatment of works by black
 

American artists
 

To support treatment .of a theatrical drop
 

curtain depicting a panoramic view of Providence
 

in the early 1900’s
 

To enable the Museum of Art to treat works of
 

highest priority from its collection
 

To support the conservation treatment of
 

sculpture, furniture, and works on paper from
 

the collection of the Memorial Art Gallery
 

To support the conservation of paintings in
 

Urgent need of treatment from the American and
 

European collections
 

To support a study which will survey
 

conservation needs of the collection of the
 

Historical Society of Seattle
 

To support the treatment of 13 paintings for the
 

Smith Museum of Art
 

Museum 273 

10,000
 

7,000
 

10,000
 

12,370
 

10,000
 

10,000
 

10,000
 

8OO 

5,560
 

6,040
 

I0,130
 

10,000
 

10,000
 

1,980
 

6,200
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

274 Museum 

Solomon R. Guggenheim
 

Foundation
 

New York NY
 

Springfield Library and
 

Museums Association
 

Springfield MA
 

St. Louis Art Museum
 

St. Louis MO
 

Studio Museum in Harlem
 

New York NY
 

Tennessee State Museum
 

Nashville TN
 

Upper Midwest Conservation
 

Association 

Minneapolis MN 

Vassar College 

Poughkeepsie NY 

Virginia Museum of Fine
 

Arts
 

Richmond VA
 

Virginia Museum of Fine
 

Arts
 

Richmond VA
 

Washington University
 

St. Louis MO
 

Whitney Museum of American
 

Art
 

New York NY
 

William A. Farnsworth
 

Library and Art Museum
 

Rockland ME
 

Williams College
 

Williamstown MA
 

Williamstown Regional Art
 

Conservation Laboratory
 

Williamstown MA
 

To support a two-year project in which works by
 

Kandinsky will be treated, as well as several
 

works on paper and paintings from the Peggy
 

Guggenheim Collection of the Solomon R.
 

Guggenheim Museum
 

To support the purchase of conservation
 

laboratory equipment for the Museum of Fine Arts
 

To support an in-house conservation treatment
 

program for the textile collections
 

To support a survey of the Van der Zee
 

photography archive
 

To support the purchase of conservation
 

equipment for the museum’s new laboratory
 

To support the association’s conservation
 

services
 

To support the treatment of the College Art
 

Gallery’s paintings in the most urgent need of
 

treatment
 

To support the treatment of miniature paintings
 

on ivory and paper supports from the museum’s
 

collections
 

To support the examination and proposal of
 

treatments for Chinese, Indian, Greek, Egyptian,
 

and Byzantine bronze artifacts
 

To support the treatment of five paintings and
 

three sculptures in the Gallery of Art’s
 

permanent collec tion
 

To support the second phase in a major program
 

of conservation treatment of paintings dating
 

from 1930 to 1950
 

To support treatment of 19th- and 20th-century
 

American paintings
 

To support the treatment of eight works from the
 

Museum of Art’s collections
 

To improve the lab’s facilities by the purchase
 

of equipment


15,000
 

10,000
 

10,000
 

8,000
 

17,000
 

40,000
 

10,000
 

5,750
 

1,500
 

3,900
 

15,000
 

5,000
 

4,580
 

0,000
 

Worcester Art Museum Tosupport an in-depth conservation internship 5,000
 

Worcester MA
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Museum 275 

Yale University
 

New Haven
 CT
 

TOTAL FOR CONSERVATION
 

Collection Maintenance 

Art Museum of the Palm
 

Beaches
 

West Palm Beach FL
 

Art Museum of the Palm
 

Beaches
 

West Palm Beach FL
 

Asian Art Museum of San
 

Franc is co 

San Fancis co CA 

Beloit College 

Beloit WI 

Buffalo Bill Memorial
 

Association
 

Cody WY
 

Columbia Art Association
 

Columbia SC
 

Cranbrook Academy of Art
 

Bloomfield MI
 

Danforth Museum
 

Framingham MA
 

Essex Institute
 

Salem
 MA
 

Field Museum of Natural
 

History
 

Chicago IL
 

Fort Worth Art Museum
 

Fort Worth TX
 

Grand Rapids Art Mnseum
 

Grand Rapids MI
 

To enable the Art Gallery ~o treat Revolutionary
 

War paintings by John Trumbull and a third ­

century A.D. Roman sarcophagus
 

104 GRANTS 


To support amending grant #06-4430-0428 for the
 

installation of a painting-storage rack
 

To support amending grant #06-4430-0427 for the
 

modifications to the existing control system
 

To support the renovation of the museum’s
 

fire/security systems
 

To support the upgrading of storage at the
 

Theodore Lyman Wright Art Center
 

To support amending grant #06-4430-0429 for
 

radio units for increased security
 

To purchase and install storageequipment and
 

security materials for the Columbia Museums of
 

Art and Science
 

To support the expansion of the storage vault
 

area
 

To support the purchase and installation of a
 

fire detection system
 

To support the modifications connected with
 

climate control of the museum’s storage areas
 

To support the purchase of additional equipment
 

for the storage of the textile collection
 

To support a survey designed to define problems
 

and recommend solutions in the museum’s air-


conditioning and heating systems
 

To support the purchase and installation of a
 

two-phased security system
 

9,500
 

1,429,660
 

7,500 TF
 

19,400 TF
 

40,000 TF
 

12,790
 

1,500 TF
 

10,000
 

10,000
 

5,000
 

10,000
 

22,000
 

5,000
 

12,500
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

276 Museum 

Honolulu Academy of Arts
 

Honolulu HI
 

Hudson River Museum
 

Yonkers NY
 

Int’l. Museum of Photog.
 

at George Eastman House
 

Rochester NY
 

Iowa, University of
 

Iowa IA
 

Joslyn Liberal Arts
 

Society
 

Omaha NE
 

Litchfield Historical
 

Society
 

Litchfield CT
 

Missouri Historical
 

Society
 

St. Louis MO
 

Museum of Contemporary Art
 

Chicago IL
 

Museum of Fine Arts
 

Boston MA
 

Museum of Modern Art
 

New York NY
 

M~seum of the American
 

Indian Heye Foundation
 

New York NY
 

National Academy of Design
 

New York NY
 

Native American Center
 

Niagara Falls NY
 

Nebraska, University of
 

Lincoln NE
 

Oregon Historical Society
 

Portland OR
 

To support the purchase and installation of a
 

climate control system, shelving, and a
 

communication system for improved security
 

To support the installation of a security system
 

and renovation of studio space for storage
 

To support the installation of an additional air-


conditioning system
 

To enable the Museum of Art to purchase and
 

install a new security system
 

To support a survey to determine what
 

improvements in climate control, shelving, and
 

fire prevention are necessary at the Joslyn Art
 

Mu seum
 

To support the installation of storage racks for
 

the museum’s extensive textile collections
 

 ̄ To support the installation of sliding screens
 

for storage of the museum’s painting collections
 

To support the installation of climate control
 

equipment and improvements in one of the
 

permanent collection storage areas
 

To support the modification of the museum’s
 

painting storage facilities
 

To support major expansion and upgrading of the
 

museum’s climate control and fire/security
 

systems
 

To support the upgrading of the fire/security
 

systems of the Museum of the American Indian
 

To support amending grant #16-4430-0442 for the
 

creation of appropriate storage facilities
 

To support the modification of the museum’s
 

storage facilities
 

To support the installation of a climate control
 

and security system in the Love Library at the
 

Center for Great Plains Studies
 

To support the installation of an electric
 

mobile storage system and a carbon pollution
 

filtration system
 

9,550
 

5,000
 

25,000
 

10,000
 

5,000
 

I ,644
 

7,000
 

10,000
 

50,000 TF 

500,000 TF 

20,000
 

18,060
 

2,770
 

12,000 TF
 

10,000 PG
 

20,000 TF
 

Parrish Art Museum To support a survey to determine needed 2,500
 

Southampton NY modifications of the existing storage areas
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Museum 277 

Pennsylvania Academy of
 

the Fine Arts
 

Philadelphia PA
 

Penobscot Marine Museum
 

Searsport ME 

Roberson Memorial 

Binghamton NY 

Santa Barbara Museum of
 

Art
 

Santa Barbara CA
 

Shelburne Museum
 

Shelburne
 VT
 

Studio Museum in Harlem
 

New York NY
 

Virginia Museum of Fine
 

Arts
 

Richmond VA
 

Wadsworth Atheneum
 

Hartford
 CT
 

Worcester Art Museum
 

Worcester
 MA
 

To support the installation of two modern
 

systems, one for security and the other for
 

temperature/humidity control
 

To support the expansion and upgrading of the
 

museum’s storage areas
 

To support a survey of the mechanical equipment
 

and control systems at the Roberson Center for
 

the Arts and Sciences
 

To support a survey to precede modernization of
 

the existing climate control, security, and
 

storage systems
 

To support a survey of the museum’s security
 

system
 

To support the purchase and installation of
 

climate control and security and storage systems
 

for the museum’s new building
 

To support improvements in climate control,
 

security, and storage
 

TO support the implementation of security, and
 

energy-conservation systems
 

To support the design phase of a masterplan to
 

modernize the fire security, climate control,
 

and storage systems at the museum
 

37 GRANTS
 

TOTAL FOR COLLECTION MAINTENANCE
 

Visiting Specialists 

African-American Museums
 

.Association
 

Washington DC
 

Atlanta Arts Alliance
 

Atlanta
 GA


Black Archives of Mid-


America
 

Kansas City MO
 

To support the services of a visiting specialist
 

in developing an overall plan for assessing the
 

association’s and its members’ pregramming and
 

fiscal needs
 

To support the services of a visiting specialist
 

to assist in the development of a communications
 

department for the High Museum of Art
 

To support the services of two visiting
 

specialists to develop plans for more effective
 

fund-raising
 

30,000 TF
 

7,420
 

8,250
 

20,000
 

10,000
 

25,000
 

10,000 TF
 

50,000 TF
 

20 , 000
 

1,044,884
 

5,000
 

11,000
 

5,000
 
 

 

 

 

 

278 Museum 

Bryn Mawr College
 

Bryn Mawr PA
 

Central Louisiana Art
 

Association
 

Alexandria LA
 

Contemporary Arts Museum
 

Houston TX 

Drawing Center 

New York NY 

Drexel University 

Philadelphia PA 

Fort Peck Tribal Museum
 

Poplar MT
 

Fuller Memorial, Trustees
 

of the
 

Brock ton MA
 

Harvard University
 

Cambridge MA
 

Indianapolis Museum of Art
 

Indianapolis IN
 

Jewish Museum
 

New York NY
 

Jewish Museum
 

New York NY
 

Metropoli.tan Dade County
 

Miami FL
 

Parrish Art Museum
 

Sou thamp ton NY
 

Philadelphia Museum of Art
 

Philadelphia PA
 

To support the services of a visiting specialist
 

to analyze the needs of the college’s art
 

collection in the areas of conservation/
 

preservation, storage, security, and
 

documentation
 

To support the services of a visiting specialist
 

to develop, coordinate, and direct a three-year
 

fund-raising campaign for the Alexandria Museum
 

To support the services of a visiting specialist
 

in the area of museum publications
 

To support the services of a consultant in
 

identifying new sources of funding
 

To support the services of a visiting specialist
 

to advise on exhibit design and lighting for the
 

university’s museum
 

To support the services of visiting specialists
 

in the areas of administration, installation
 

techniques, and fund-raising
 

To support the services of a visiting specialist
 

to study the Brockton Art Museum’s collection of
 

works by women artists
 

To support the services of a visiting specialist
 

to design the installation of the permanent
 

collection galleries at the Fogg Art Museum
 

To support a study to analyze current
 

information systems and develop improvements in
 

such areas as signage, gallery labeling,
 

direction, and ground signs
 

To support the services of a direct mail fund-


raising firm to develop and initiate a multifaceted direct mail membership campaign for the
 

museum
 

To support the consultant fees for a major
 

development/fund-raising program
 

To support the services of visiting specialists
 

to develop a comprehensive design program for
 

the Center for the Arts
 

To support the services of a visiting specialist
 

to catalog the museum’s European art collection
 

To support a series of visiting specialist
 

programs to research the yon Kienbusch
 

Collection of Armor and Arms
 

4,960
 

5,500
 

1,550
 

1,750
 

9,500
 

6,000
 

2,500
 

6,720
 

4,650
 

8,000
 

I0,000
 

12,000
 

4,000
 

15,000
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Museum 279 

Rochester, University of
 

Rochester NY
 

Staten Island Children’s
 

Museum
 

Staten Island NY
 

Studio Museum in Harlem
 

New York NY
 

Tucson Museum of Art
 

Tucson AZ
 

Wadsworth Atheneum
 

Hartford
 CT
 

Williams College
 

Williamstown
 MA
 

Winterthur Museum, Henry
 

Francis du Pont
 

Winterthur DE
 

Winterthur Museum, Henry
 

Francis du Pont
 

Wi nte r thu r DE
 

TOTAL FOR VISITING SPECIALISTS
 

General Services 

to the .Field 

American Association of
 

Museums
 

Washington DC
 

American Law. Institute
 

Philadelphia PA
 

Art Institute of Chicago
 

Chicago IL
 

Dunlap Society
 

Essex
 NY
 

2,000 To support the services of visiting specialists
 

to study the European drawings, and Pre-


Columbian and Egyptian collections of the
 

Memorial Art Gallery
 

12,000
 To support the services of a visiting specialist
 

to develop a fund raising program
 

12,000
 To support the services of a visiting specialist
 

to develop a communications component for the
 

museum
 

6,200
 To support the services of a visiting specialist
 

to coordinate the activities of the Archives of
 

Arizona Art
 

2,350
 To support the services of a visiting specialist
 

to study and advise the museum on its collection
 

of picture frames
 

6,730
 To support the services of a design firm to plan
 

the reinstallation of the Museum of Art’s
 

permanent collections
 

To support the services of a fund-raising firm
 5,000


to provide counsel on planning and to conduct a
 

major study of fund-raising potential for the
 

museum
 

15,000
 To support the services of a specialist to help
 

increase the number of members in the Winterthur
 

Guild--the museum’s general membership program
 

25 GRANTS 174,410
 

25 , 000
 To support ten workshops which will provide a
 

forum for staff and trustees of foundations and
 

museums to share ideas on museum issues
 

28,850
 To support stipends for approximately 85 museum
 

professionals to attend a three-day course of
 

study on legal problems of museum administration
 

24,000
 To support the development, production and
 

distribution of a basic training film for musuem
 

security guards at both large and small museums
 

15,000
 To support the production of slide sets based on
 

major exhibitions of American art
 
 

 

 

 

280 Museum 

Gallery Association of New
 

York State
 

Hamil ton NY
 

Museums Collaborative
 

New York NY
 

Museums Collaborative
 

New York NY
 

Pennsylvania, University
 

of
 

Philadelphia PA
 

Western Association. of Art
 

Museums
 

San Francisco CA
 

Western Association of Art
 

Museums
 

San Francisco CA
 

Whitney Museum of American
 

Art
 

New York NY
 

To support the association’s art transport 15,000
 

system which facilitates the interchange of
 

works of art
 

To support the collaborative’s Cultural 15,000
 

Institutions Management Program
 

To support a four day conference for Puerto 29,400
 

Rican museum professionals
 

To enable the Institute of Contemporar~ Art to 9,000
 

publish "Catalogue Anthology: 1980," a
 

selection of the most important catalogue essays
 

on contemporary art published in 1980
 

To support the Visiting Specialist Program which 15,000
 

provides small-to medium-sized visual arts
 

organizations with on-site expert consultations
 

To support the Museum Management Institute’s 70,000
 

four-week course in management theory and
 

business practice
 

To support the publication of "Expanded 10,000
 

Dimensions in Film and Video"
 

TOTAL FOR SERVICES TO THE FIELD
 11 GRANTS
 256,250


Interdisciplinary 

District 1199 Cultural
 

Center 

New York NY 

Michigan Artrain 

Detroit MI 

Orinoco Dance Foundation
 

Los Angeles CA
 

To support an exhibition entitled "Social 

Concern and Urban Realismu American Paintings 

in the 1930’s" 

15,000 

To support Artrain, a touring art museum in 

converted railroad cars designed to take art to 

people 

25,000 

To support "Aboriginal Arts of Australia," a 

multi-disciplinary traveling presentation of the 

traditional aboriginal culture of Australia 

10,000 

TOTAL FOR INTERDISCIPLINARY 3 GRANTS 50,000 

TOTAL FOR MUSEUM PROGRAM 751 GRANTS 13,234,640 

TF--treasury funds; PG--program funds 
282 Music 
283 

Music
 

program awards grants to individuals and to a The Music Program provides support for the wide range of performing, presenting, and career performance and creation of music. It also sup- development organizations. ports efforts to develop informed audiences for the 

art form. Through its various categories the 

Music Advisory Panels
 

CHAMBER MUSIC
 

Robert Mann
 

(Chairman)
 

Composer, conductor,
 

violinist, teacher
 

New York, NY
 

Thomas Wolf
 

(Vice-Chairman)
 

Regional arts
 

foundation director
 

Boston, Ma
 

Jerome Bunke
 

Concert management
 

director,
 

clarinettist
 

New York, NY
 

Marta Istomin
 

Performing arts center
 

artistic director
 

Washington, DC
 

Robert Jones
 

Union official
 

Portland, OR
 

Peter Marsh
 

Violinist, arts
 

administrator
 

Binghamton, NY
 

Robert Nagel
 

Trumpeter, composer,
 

conductor
 

New York, NY
 

Judith Raskin
 

Soprano
 

New York, NY
 

Joanne Rile
 

Artist manager
 

Philadelphia, PA
 

Sheila Schonbrum
 

Soprano
 

New York, NY
 

Lucy Shelton
 

Soprano
 

New York, NY
 

Marcus Thompson
 

Violist, educator
 

Boston, MA
 

CHORUS
 

Margaret Hillis
 

(Co-Chairman)
 

Symphony orchestra
 

chorus director
 

Chicago, IL
 

Robert Page
 

(Co-Chairman)
 

Symphony orchestra
 

chorus director
 

Pittsburgh, PA
 

Betty Baisch
 

Choral singer,
 

union official
 

Yonkers, NY
 

Elaine Brown
 

Choral director,
 

educator
 

Philadelphia, PA
 

Robert De Cormier
 

Choral director
 

Belmont, VT
 

Thomas Dunn
 

Choral director
 

Boston, MA
 

Margaret Hawkins
 

Choral director,
 

educator
 

Milwaukee, WI
 

Joseph Liebling
 

Choral director
 

Oakland, CA
 
284 Music 

Albert Morales-McNeil
 

Choral director,
 

educator
 

Hermosa Beach, CA
 

Gregg Smith
 

Choral Director
 

New York, NY
 

Roger Wagner
 

Choral director
 

Los Angeles, Ca
 

Richard Westenburg
 

Choral director,
 

educator
 

New York, NY
 

Wendell Whalum
 

Choral director,
 

educator
 

COMPOSERS
 

Jacob Druckman
 

(Chairman)
 

Composer, educator
 

New York, NY
 

Morton Subotnick
 

(Vice-Chairman)
 

Composer, educator
 

Valencia, CA
 

Dominick Argento
 

Composer, educator
 

Minneapolis, MN
 

Leslie Bassett
 

Composer, educator
 

Ann Arbor, MI
 

Hector Campos-Parsi
 

Composer, arts
 

administrator
 

San Juan, PR
 

Paul Chihara
 

Composer
 

New York, NY
 

Charles Dodge
 

Composer, educator
 

Brooklyn, NY
 

Ulysses Kay
 

Composer, educator
 

Teaneck, NJ
 

Tania Leon
 

Composer, conductor
 

New York, NY
 

Shulamit Ran
 

Composer, educator
 

Chicago, IL
 

Charles Strouse
 

Composer, lyricist,
 

librettist
 

New York, NY
 

Joan Tower
 

Composer, educator
 

New York, NY
 

JAZZ
 

James Jordan
 

(Chairman)
 

Arts administrator
 

New York, NY
 

Richard (Muhal) Abrams
 

Instrumentalist,
 

composer, historian
 

New York, NY
 

Alvin Batiste
 

Clarinettist,
 

educator, composer
 

Baton Rouge, LA
 

Kenny Burrell
 

Guitarist, composer
 

Studio City, CA
 

Donald To Byrd
 

Trumpeter, educator
 

Durham, NC
 

Ken Chaney
 

Pianist, educator
 

Chicago, IL
 

Frank Foster
 

Saxophonist,-composer
 

arranger
 

New York, NY
 

Olaive Jones.
 

Pianist, composer,
 

consultant
 

Washington, DC
 

Orrin Keepnews
 

Independent record
 

producer, jazz
 

historian
 

San Francisco, CA
 

Melba Liston
 

Tromponist, composer,
 

arrange r
 

New York, NY
 

Georgia Ryder
 

Pianist, composer,
 

educator
 

Norfolk, VA
 

Archie Shepp
 

Saxophonist, educator
 

Amhert, MA
 

Ann Sneed
 

Writer, lecturer,
 

administrator
 

Stony Brook, NY
 

Cecil Taylor
 

Pianist, composer
 

New York, NY
 

Patricia Willard
 

Writer, historian
 

Los Angeles, CA
 

MUSIC FESTIVALS
 

Ernest Fleischmann
 

(Chairman)
 

Symphony orchestra
 

executive director
 

Los Angeles, CA
 

Edward Gordon
 

Music festival
 

executive, pianist
 

Chicago, IL
 

Gordon Hardy
 

Music festival
 

executive
 

Aspen, CO
 

Helen Martin
 

Music festival
 

executive
 

Philadelphia, PA
 
Carman Moore
 

Composer, critic, art
 

center music director
 

Lenox, MA
 

Robert Page
 

Symphony orchestra
 

chorus director
 

Pittsburgh, PA
 

Richard Westenburg
 

Choral director
 

educator
 

New York, NY
 

MUSIC PROFESSIONAL
 

TRAINING
 

Betty Allen
 

Mezzo-soprano
 

New York, NY
 

Great Beglarian
 

Educator
 

Los Angeles, CA
 

Eileen Cline
 

Pianist, educator
 

New Haven, CT
 

Elliot Galkin
 

Music institute
 

director
 

Baltimore, MD
 

Grant Johannesen
 

Concert pianist,
 

educator
 

Cleveland, OH
 

Leonard Nelson
 

Attorney
 

Portland, ME
 

Rise Stevens
 

Opera advisor
 

New York, NY
 

Hugo Weisgall
 

Composer, educator
 

Great Neck, NY
 

Wendell Whalum
 

Choral director,
 

educator
 

Atlanta, GA
 

MUSIC RECORDING
 

Martin Bookspan
 

(Chairman)
 

Radio commentator
 

New York, NY
 

Victor Fuentealba
 

Labor union official
 

New York, NY
 

Morton Gould
 

Conductor, composer
 

Great Neck, NY
 

Margaret Hillis
 

Symphony orchestra
 

chorus director
 

Chicago, IL
 

Natalie Hinderas
 

Pianist, educator
 

Elkins Park, PA
 

Orrin Keepnews
 

Independent record
 

producer, jazz
 

historian
 

San Francisco, CA
 

Elizabeth Larsen
 

Composer, artistic
 

director
 

St. Paul, MN
 

Harold Lawrence
 

Symphony orchestra
 

president and
 

executive director
 

Oakland, CA
 

Kenneth Schermerhorn
 

Symphony orchestra
 

conductor
 

Milwaukee, WI
 

Bertram Turetzky
 

Performer, author,
 

composer
 

Del Mar, CA
 

NEW MUSIC PERFORMANCE
 

Neva Pilgrim
 

(Chairman)
 

Soprano
 

Syracuse, NY
 

Music 285 

Dorrance Stalvey
 

(Vice Chairman)
 

Composer, concert
 

director
 

Los Angeles, CA
 

Elizabeth Larson
 

Composer, artistic
 

director
 

St. Paul, MN
 

Mary MacArthur
 

Artists space
 

executive director
 

New York, NY
 

David Mahler
 

Composer, music
 

director
 

Seattle, WA
 

Carman Moore
 

Composer, critic, art
 

center music director
 

Lenox, MA
 

Juan Orrego-Salas
 

Composer,°educator
 

Bloomington, IN
 

Ross Powell
 

Director of instrument
 

ensemble
 

Dallas, TX
 

David Stock
 

Composer, conductor
 

Pittsburgh, PA
 

Bertram Turetzky
 

Performer, author,
 

Composer
 

Del Mar, CA
 

ORCHESTRA
 

Thomas Morris
 

(Chairman)
 

Symphony orchestra
 

general manager
 

Boston, MA
 

Thomas Briccetti
 

Music director,
 

conductor
 

Omaha, NE
 
 

 

 

Karen Dobbs
 

Symphony orchestra
 

manager
 

Charlotte, NC
 

Akira Endo
 

Orchestra music
 

director
 

Louisville, KY
 

Ernest Fleischmann
 

Symphony orchestra
 

executive director
 

Los Angeles, CA
 

Thomas Gerdom
 

Symphony orchestra
 

general manager
 

New Haven, CT
 

Judy Rapanos
 

Symphony orchestra
 

board member
 

Midland, MI
 

Kenneth Schermerhorn
 

Symphony orchestra
 

conductor
 

Milwaukee, WI
 

Music Grants
 

Professional Training 

Baldwin-Wallace College
 

Conservatory of Music
 

Berea OH
 

Berklee College of Music
 

Boston MA
 

Boston Symphony Orchestra
 

Boston MA 

Boston University 

Boston MA 

Buffalo Philharmonic
 

Orchestra Society
 

Buffalo NY
 

Henry Shaw
 

Editor, violinist
 

Cincinatti, OH
 

Ruth Spero
 

Symphony orchestra
 

manager
 

Buffalo, NY
 

Yoshimi Takeda
 

Symphony orchestra
 

music director
 

Albuquerque, NM
 

Beatrice Vrandenburg
 

Symphony orchestra
 

manager
 

Colorado Springs, CO
 

Fred Zenone
 

Cellist
 

Washington, DC
 

SOLO RECITALISTS
 

Judith Raskin
 

(Chairman)
 

Soprano
 

New York, NY
 

Samuel Baron
 

Flutist, conductor
 

Great Neck, NY
 

Jerome Bunke
 

Concert management
 

director,
 

clarinettist
 

New York, NY
 

Mattiwilda Dobbs
 

Coloratura soprano
 

Arlington, VA
 

Patrick Hayes
 

Impressario
 

Washington, DC
 

Natalie Hinderas
 

Pianist
 

Phildelphia, PA
 

Neva Pilgrim
 

Soprano
 

Syracus, NY
 

Bertram Turetzky
 

Performer, author,
 

composer
 

Del Mar, CA
 

To support fees for visiting master artists
 

To support the program of scholarship aid
 

To support the Berkshire Music Center at
 

Tanglewood
 

To support the program of a scholarship aid
 

To support a two-week program of training for
 

young minority instrumentalists
 

1,800
 

7,500 TF
 

100,000 TF
 

17,000 TF
 

9,800
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Chicago Conservatory
 

College
 

Chicago IL
 

Cleveland Institute of
 

Music
 

Cleveland OH
 

Colorado Philharmonic
 

Evergreen CO
 

Congress of Strings
 

Scholarship Fund
 

New York
 NY


Cornish Institute
 

Seattle
 WA
 

Juilliard School
 

New York
 NY
 

Kent State University
 

Kent
 OH
 

Loma Linda University
 

Riverside CA
 

Los Angeles Philharmonic
 

Association
 

Los Angeles CA
 

MCA Educational Activities
 

Rockville MD
 

Manhattan School of Music
 

New York NY
 

Mannes College of Music
 

New York NY
 

Marlboro School of Music
 

Marlboro VT
 

Michigan, University of
 

Ann Arbor MI
 

Music Assistance Fund of
 

the New York Community
 

Trust
 

New York NY
 

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To support the program of scholarship aid
 

To support the program of scholarship aid
 

To support fees for guest conductors and guest
 

artists and the program of scholarship aid
 

To support the American Federation of Musicians’
 

Congress of Strings training program
 

To support the program of scholarship aid
 

To support the program of scholarship aid
 

To support the program of scholarship aid at the
 

Blossom Festival School
 

To support fees for master teachers for’othe
 

Herbert Blomstedt Institute of Orchestral
 

Conducting and Symphonic Performance
 

To support the Orchestral Training Program for
 

Minority Students
 

To support administrative and developmental
 

operations and conferences
 

To support the program of scholarship aid
 

To supportthe program of scholarship aid and
 

the Alumni Master Artist-in-Residence Program
 

To support the program of scholarship aid for
 

outstanding young professional artists, and the
 

program of scholarships and fellowships for less-


experienced young artists
 

To support the program of fellowship aid
 

To support the Music Assistance Fund in its
 

program of scholarship aid to minority musicians
 

in conservatories and music schools
 

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10,000
 

40,000 TF
 

7,400
 

15,000
 

3,900
 

55,000 TF
 

10,200
 

3,600
 

27,500
 

30,000
 

40,000 TF
 

30,000 TF
 

40,000
 

18,000 TF
 

15,900
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Music Associates of Aspen
 

Aspen CO
 

New England Conservatory
 

of Music 

Boston MA 

New School of Music 

Philadelphia PA 

New York, City University
 

of
 

Flushing NY
 

New York, Research Fdn. of
 

the State University of
 

Binghamton NY
 

Orchestral Association
 

Chicago IL
 

Peabody Institute of the
 

Johns Hopkins University
 

Baltimore MD
 

Philadelphia College of
 

the Performing Arts
 

Philadelphia PA
 

Rochester, University of
 

Rochester NY
 

Rutgers University
 

New Brunswick NJ
 

San Francisco C~nservatory
 

of Music
 

San Francisco CA
 

Southern California,
 

University of
 

Los Angeles CA
 

Southern Methodist
 

University
 

Dallas
 TX
 

To supportthe training components of the Aspen
 

Festival Orchestra and the Aspen Chamber
 

Symphony, the training program for young
 

conductors,and the opera training program
 

To support the program of scholarship aid
 

To support the New School of Music’s orchestra
 

training-teaching fellowship program
 

To support the program of scholarship aid and
 

fees for visiting master artists for Queen’s
 

College
 

To support the program of scholarship aid
 

To support the scholarship aid program of the
 

Civic Orchestra of Chicago, which is the
 

training orchestra for the Chicago Symphony
 

Orchestra
 

To support fees for master artists, teachers,
 

and performers participating in the series of
 

master classes and to support the program of
 

scholarship aid
 

To support the program of scholarship aid
 

To support the program of scholarship aid and td
 

establish a string apprenticeship program for
 

the Eastman School of Music
 

To support Livingston College’s program of
 

scholarship aid
 

To support the program of scholarship aid
 

To support the program of scholarship aid and
 

fees for visiting master artists
 

To support a career-entry program for
 

outstanding undergraduate and graduate string
 

performers involving personnel from the Dallas
 

Symphony Orchestra
 

50,000 p(
 

50,000 T~
 

45,000 T~
 

30,000 T~
 

10,300
 

11,800
 

12,300
 

40,000 TF
 

25,000 TF
 

36,000 TF
 

4,100
 

40,000 TF
 

28,000 TF
 

7,000
 
 

 

 

 

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St. Louis Conservatory and
 

Schools for the Arts
 

St. Louis MO
 

Wisconsin Conservatory of
 

Music 

Milwaukee WI 

Yale University 

New Haven CT 

Yankton College
 

Yankton
 SD
 

Young Men’s and Young
 

Women’s Hebrew Association
 

New York NY
 

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To support the program of scholarship aid
 2,400


13,000 TF
 To support the program of scholarship aid
 

To support the program of scholarship aid
 7,900


To support fees for visiting master artists 2,000
 

6,000
 To support the program of scholarship aid and
 

fees for visiting master artists
 

38 GRANTS 903,400
 TOTAL FOR MUSIC PROFESSIONAL TRAINING
 

Composers 

COMPOSERS FELLOWSHIPS
 

FISCAL 1980
 

Adler, Samuel H.
 

Pittsford NY
 

Aitken, Hugh
 

-Oakland
 NJ
 

Albright, William H.
 

Ann Arbor
 MI
 

Allen, Judith S.
 

Charlottesville VA
 

Anderson, Ruth
 

Crompond NY
 

Appleton Jon H.
 

Norwich
 VT
 

Composers Fellowships provide for the creation or completion of musical works or for research related to creative
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activity. For budgetary reasons, all fiscal 1980 Composers
 

Fellowships were awarded during fiscal 1981. Names of the
 

recipients are listed below:
 

1,900
 

2,300
 

2,200
 

2,500
 

2,500 


4,000
 

Asia, Daniel I. 

Seattle WA 

5,625 

Avshalomov, Jacob D. 

Portland OR 

2,500 

Baker, David N. 

Bloomingtoh IN 

2,800 

Balada, Leonard 

Pittsburgh PA 

5,250 

Banchs, William Henry 

Medford MA 

2,000 

Basart, Robert D. 

Berkeley CA 

2,800 
 

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Blaustein, Susan M. 

New Haven CT 

5,000 Faulconer, Bruce L. 

Dallas TX 

2,000 

Boone, Charles N. 

San Francisco CA 

4,200 Felder, David C. 

La Jolla CA 

2,500 

Busby, Gerald 

New York NY 

2,000 George, Ronald M. 

Solana Beach CA 

2,200 

Calabro, Louis 

Bennington VT 

5,330 Grantham, Donald Jo 

Austin TX 

2,100 

Carl, Robert B. 

Atlanta GA 

4,000 Gressel, Joel 

New York NY 

4,050 

Chance, Nancy L. 

New York City NY 

2,500 Hanlon, Kevin F. 

Austin TX 

2,500 

Chihara, Paul 

Los Angeles CA 

2,500 Harada, Higo Ho 

San Jose CA 

4,950 

Consoli Marc Antonio 

Rego Park NY 

2,000 Heifetz, Robin J. 

North Hollywood CA 

2,500 

Cummings, Conrad M. 

San Francisco CA 

2,500 Heiss, John C. 

Auburndale NC 

2,200 

Curtis-Smith, Curtis O. 

Kalamazoo MI 

4,050 Heussenstamm, George 

La Crescenta CA 

2,500 

Dashow, James 

Glencoe IL 

4,500 Hoiby, Lee 

New York NY 

4,650 

Diemer, Emma Lou 

Santa Barbara CA 

2,000 Jaffe, Stephen A. 

Amherst 

2,400 

Dinerstein, Norman M. 

Cincinnati OH 

4,800 Janson, Thomas 

Pittsburgh PA 

2,000 

Eckert, Michael S. 

New Orleans LA 

2,000 Jensen, Eric C. 

Seattle WA 

1,950 

Erb, Donald J. 

Cleveland Heights OH 

8,250 Kievman, Carson

New York NY 

5,550 
 

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Klof, John A. 

South Pasadena CA 

2,500 Marshall, Ingram D. 

San Francisco CA 

2 100 

Kramer, Gregory P. 

Cincinnati OH 

2,000 Mattox, Janis R. 

Palo Alto CA 

2,000 

Krenek, Ernst 

Palm Springs CA 

7,500 Mowitz, Ira J~ 

Princeton NJ 

2,300 

LaBarbara, Joan 

Valencia CA 

1,900 Naumann, Joel E. 

Chevy Chase MD 

4,200 

Lees, Benjamin 

Great Neck NY 

5,250 Nelson, Kalvert 

New York NY 

3,640 

Lentz, Daniel K. 

Santa Barbara CA 

2,000 Newell, Andrew D. 

Savoy IL 

2,000 

 ̄ Levi, Paul A. 

New York NY 

2,300 Niblock, Phill 

New York NY 

2,200 

Lewin, Frank 

Princeton NJ 

2,100 Nixon, Roger A. 

San Mateo CA 

2,000 

Lieberson, Peter G. 

Boston MA 

2,000 Olan, David 

New York NY 

2 100 

Lindemann, Eric 

Pasadena CA 

2,000 Peel, John M. 

Moylan PA 

2,000 

Lindenfeld, Harris H. 

Clinton NY 

2,500 Perlongo, Daniel J. 

Marion Center PA 

2,000 

Loy, David B. 

Claremont CA 

2,000 Pevsner, Mark D. 

Baltimore MD 

2,000 

Lundborg, Charles E. 

New York NY 

2,300 Phillips, Elizabeth L. 

New York NY 

2,300 

MacCombie, Bruce F. 

New Haven CT 

5,250 Reale, Paul V. 

Canoga Park CA 

Machover, Tod 

White Plains NY 

4,500 Retzel, Frank A. 

Chicago IL 

2,000 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Riley, Dennis D. 1,800 Theberge, Paul 2,000 

New York NY Brunswick ME 

Rorem, Ned 6,750 Townsend, Douglas 2,000 

New York NY Flushing NY 

Schiff David A. 5,700 Trombly, Preston A. 1,800 

New York NY New York NY 

Schwartz, Elliott S. 2,100 Tull, Fisher A. 1,900 

Brunswick ME Huntsville TX 

Seletsky, Harold 2,500 Wheelock, Donald F. 2,000 

Brooklyn NY Northampton MA 

Singleton, Alvin Eo 1,800 Wieneke, Paul R. 2,000 

Brooklyn NY Stanford CA 

Skrowaczewski, Stanislaw 

Wayzata MN 

2,000 Wuorinen, Charles 

New York NY 

6,300 

Smart, Gary 2,200 Yavelov, Christopher F. 2,500 

Laramie WY Timonium MD 

Surinach, Carlos 

New York NY 

2,100 Zupko, Ramon 

Kalamazoo MI 

4,500 

Tcherepnin, Ivan A. 1,800 Zwilich, Ellen T. 2,000 

Cambridge MA Riverdale NY 

COLLABORATIONS FELLOWSHIPS Collaborations Fellowships enable composers to work with 

FISCAL 1980 artists in other disciplines for the creation or completion of collaborative works. For budgetary reasons, all 

fiscal 1980 Collaborations Fellowships were awarded during 

fiscal 1981. Names of the recipients are listed below: 

Anderson, Thomas J. 2,100 Carnelia, Craig B. 3,825 

Winchester New York NY 

Behrman, David A. 1,800 Chioles, John 5,250 

Oakland CA Worcester MA 

Biscardi, Chester 2,200 Cope, David H. 2,200 

New York NY Santa Cruz CA 

Burton, Stephen Douglas 2,000 Dibbern, Daniel P. 5,625 

Vienna VA 
 

 

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Garza, Edward C.
 

Tucson
 

Ghent, Emmanuel R.
 

New York
 

Glass, Philip
 

New York
 

Glinsky, Albert V.
 

New York
 

Harris, Hilary T.
 

New York
 

Hollister, David M.
 

New York
 

Honig, Edwin
 

Providence
 

Keene, Christopher
 

New York
 

Kindley, Jeffrey B.
 

New York
 

LeBaron, Alice Anne
 

Decatur
 

Levine, Michael A.
 

New York
 

Lombardo, Robert M.
 

Chicago
 

AZ
 

NY
 

NY
 

NY
 

NY
 

NY
 

RI
 

NY
 

NY
 

AL
 

NY.
 

IL
 

3,600
 

1,800
 

2,000
 

2,000
 

1,900
 

1,900
 

3,900
 

6,150
 

2,925
 

2,500
 

2,100
 

3,640
 

McCurty, Mary H.
 

Lubbock TX
 

Moss, Lawrence K.
 

Silver Spring
 

Paull, Barberi P.
 

New York
 NY
 

Pinkerton, Daniel F.
 

St. Paul
 MN
 

Roberts, George A.
 

Minneapolis
 

Rodriguez, Robert Xavier
 

Richardson TX
 

Schwartz, Lillian F.
 

Watchung NJ.
 

Sherman, Kim D.
 

Minneapolis MN
 

Siegmeister, Elie
 

Great Neck NY
 

Taub, Bruce J.
 

New York
 NY
 

Villarini, Awilda M.
 

New York
 NY
 

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2,000
 

4,500
 

2,100
 

3,915
 

3,250
 

6,750
 

1,800
 

3,250
 

1,800
 

1,300
 

2,000
 

Career Advancement Fellowships help composers and libret-
 CAREER ADVANCEMENT
 tists further their careers. For budgetary reasons, all
 FELLOWSHIPS
 fiscal 1980 Career Advancement Fellowships were awarded
 FISCAL 1980
 during fiscal 1981. Recipients are listed below:
 

Rouse, Christopher C. 2,000
 Lauth, James
 1,000


Ann Arbor
 MI


New York
 NY

 

~~MusicSemegen, Dar±a W. 1,100 Wooldridge, David Ho M. 2,100 

East Satauket NY 

Sirota, Robert B.
 

Concord MA
 

COMPOSERS FELLOWSHIPS
 

FISCAL 1981
 

Ashley, Robert
 

New York NY
 

Bokser, Zelman
 

Fairport NY
 

Chaitkin, David
 

New York NY
 

Creshevsky, Noah E.
 

New York NY
 

Fahrner, Raymond E.
 

Port Jefferson Stn. NY
 

Garwood, Margaret
 

Allentown PA
 

Holloway, Jack E.
 ~
 

; Las Vegas NV 

Jenni, Donald M.
 

Iowa City IA
 

Kim, Earl
 

Cambridge MA
 

Lansky, Paul
 

Princeton Junction NJ
 

1,600 

7,680 

8,880
 

7,680
 

9,120
 

7,680
 

7,680
 

8,400
 

9,120
 

8,640
 

9,600
 

Bridgewater 


Mamlock, Ursula
 

New York
 

Matthews, William R.
 

Lewiston
 

McKinley, William T.
 

Reading
 

McLean, Priscilla A.
 

Austin
 

Melrose, Ronald K.
 

New York
 

Picker, Tobias
 

New York
 

Rush, Loren
 

Atherton
 

Schober, Brian
 

Fort Worth
 

Snow, David J.
 

Silver Spring
 

St. John, Kathleen L.
 

San Diego
 

CT
 

NY
 

ME
 

MA
 

TX
 

NY
 

NY
 

CA
 

TX
 

MD
 

CA
 

7,920
 

7,920 

8,400
 

7,920
 

8,400
 

8,400
 

8,160
 

7,920
 

7,920
 

7, 920
 

Lerdahl, Fred 9,600 Tudor, David 9,600
 

New York NY Stony Point NY
 

Lucier, Alvin A. 7,920 Wernick, Richard F. 8,640
 

Middletown CT Media PA
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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COLLABORATIONS FELLOWSHIPS
 

FISCAL 1981
 

Biller, Wendy 2,800 Herbert, James A. 8,400
 

New York NY Athens GA
 

9,120 Kolb, Barbara 8,400
 Bruehl, William
 New York NY
 Setauket NY
 

7,680 Mollicone, Henry Jo 8,400
 Buchla, Donald F.
 Sherman Oaks CA
 Berkeley CA
 

9,120 Pogue, Katherine E. 5,600
 Davies, Laurence J.
 

Georges Mills NH Houston TX
 

Dembski, Stephen Mo 9,120 Rae, Jesse 2,800
 

NH New York NY
 Hanover
 

9,120 Rogers, Bryan L. 7,680
 Deutsch, Daniel S.
 

Stony Brook NY San Francisco CA
 

CENTERS FOR
 For innovative music facilities, including electronic


NEW MUSIC RESOURCES
 music studios and computer centers to provide resources


that allow composers to collaborate with other artists.
 

Lewis and Clark College 3,500
 and/or service 4,200
 

Portland OR
 Seattle WA
 

Michigan, University of 6,700
 Brooklyn College 13,000
 

Brooklyn NY Ann Arbor MI
 

Middlebury College 4,500
 California Institute of 14,250
 

Middlebury VT
 the Arts
 

Valencia CA
 

13,100 Mills College 6,800
 California, San Diego,
 

Oakland
 CA
 University of
 

La Jolla CA
 

Pittsburgh, University of 3,800
 Canyon Foundation
 4,200


Pittsburgh PA
 Santa Fe NM
 

4,750 Queens College 4,760
 Georgia, University of
 Flushing NY
 Athens GA
 

Stanford University 16,400
 Illinois, University of 7,800
 

Stanford CA
 Urbana IL
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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SERVICES TO COMPOSERS
 

American Academy in Rome
 

New York 	 NY
 

American Academy in Rome
 

New York 	 NY
 

American Music Center
 

New York	 NY
 

American Music Center
 

New York	 NY
 

Composers’ Forum
 

New York	 NY
 

CONSORTIUM COMMISSIONING
 

20th Century Consort
 

Washington DC
 

American Composers
 

Concerts
 

New York	 NY
 

Contemporary Music Forum
 

Washington DC
 

Gregg Smith Singers
 

New York NY
 

Los Angeles Chamber
 

Orchestra Society
 

Pasadena CA
 

Mount Vernon Brass Players
 

Baltimore MD
 

For organizations to provide services to composers on a
 

national or regional basis.
 

10,000 Haleakala
 

New York NY
 

10,000 International League of
 

Women Composers 

New York NY 

23,000 Meet the Composer 

New York NY 

22,000	 Minnesota Composers Forum
 

Saint Paul MN
 

2,800	 New England Contemporary
 

Ensemble
 

Roxbury CT
 

For consortia of three or more music organizations to
 

commission works which they will eventually perform.
 

9,600
 

19,200
 

9,600
 

9,600
 

16,000
 

9,600
 

Musical Traditions.
 

Emeryville CA
 

New York New Music
 

Ensemble
 

New York NY
 

Pittsburgh New Music
 

Ensemble
 

Pittsburgh PA
 

Santa Fe Chamber Music
 

Festival
 

Santa Fe NM
 

Sequoia String Quartet
 

Foundation
 

Newhall CA
 

Walker Art Center
 

Minneapolis MN
 

4,500
 

1,000
 

47,110 TF
 

4,800
 

3,400
 

4,800
 

9,600
 

16,000
 

9,600
 

12,000
 

7,200
 

TOTAL FOR COMPOSERS	 200 GRANTS 1,031,255
 
 

 

 

 

 

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Chamber Music 

ENSEMBLES AND PRESENTINGORGANIZATIONS
 

Aeolian Chamber Players
 

New York NY
 

Affiliated State Arts
 

Agencies of Upper Midwest
 

Minneapolis MN
 

Appel Farm Arts and Music
 

Center 

Elmer NJ 

Ars Musica 

Ann Arbor MI 

Artists for Environment
 

Foundation
 

Walpack Center NJ
 

Atlanta Chamber Players
 

Decatur 


Atlanta Virtuosi
 

Foundation
 

Atlanta
 

Audubon Quartet
 

Scranton
 

Audubon Quartet
 

Scranton
 

Aulos Ensemble
 

New York
 

Badinage
 

New York
 

Bargemusic
 

Brooklyn
 

Boehm Quintette
 

New York
 

GA
 

GA
 

PA
 

PA
 

NY
 

NY
 

NY
 

To support the 1981-82 touring program,
 

featuring works commissioned by or for the
 

players
 

To support artists’ fees for a one-week tour by
 

the Philip Glass Ensemble and a two-week tour by
 

the Boehm Quintet during the 1981-82 season
 

To support a series of chamber music concerts
 

between September 1981 and May 1982
 

To support subscription series of concerts at
 

the Toledo Museum of Art and the Flint Institute
 

of Arts during the 1981-82 season
 

To support the summer 1981 Water Gap Concerts at
 

the Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area
 

To support the 1981-82 concert season
 

To support educational lecture/concerts for
 

students and concerts at two shopping malls-in
 

Atlanta
 

To support a residency, including concerts,
 

workshops, and master classes in central Florida
 

during the 1981-82 season
 

To support performances during the 1981-82
 

season
 

To support a tour by the baroque chamber
 

ensemble during the 1981-82 season
 

To support a tour of the South and Southwest
 

during the 1981-82 season
 

To support the 1981-82 chamber music
 

performances at Bargemusic, a converted barge
 

moored at Fulton Ferry Landing
 

To support the 1981-82 season of the wind
 

quintet
 

3,500
 

4,600
 

3,300
 

4,500
 

1,900
 

2,300
 

3,800
 

3,500
 

5,200
 

1,000
 

1,300
 

4,500
 

3,800
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

.,
 

Boston Camerata
 

Brookline MA
 

Boulder Assembly of Arts
 

and Humanities
 

Boulder CO
 

Brass Chamber Music
 

Society of Annapolis
 

Arnold MD
 

Brattleboro Music Center,
 

Friends of the
 

Brattleboro VT
 

Bronx Arts Ensemble
 

Bronx NY
 

Brooklyn Academy of Music
 

Brooklyn NY
 

California State
 

University, Long Beach
 

Long Beach CA
 

California, Regents of the
 

University of
 

Berkeley CA
 

Candlelight Concert
 

Society
 

Columbia MD
 

Capitol Chamber Artists
 

Albany NY
 

Carlow College
 

Pittsburgh PA
 

Catskill Symphony
 

Orchestra
 

Oneonta NY
 

Center for Chamber Music
 

at Apple Hill Farm
 

East Sullivan NH
 

Chamber Music Northwest
 

Portland OR
 

To support the 1981-82 season
 

To support concerts and workshops by the Pablo
 

Casals Trio during the 1981-82 season
 

To support an international brass quintet
 

festival, sponsored by the Annapolis Brass
 

Quintet and the Village of Cross Keys in
 

Baltimore
 

To support the Green Mountain Consortium of the
 

Performing Arts to encourage collaboration among
 

chamber music presenters and for fees to chamber
 

music ensembles
 

To support the 1981-82 residency by the ensemble
 

at the Fordham University Rose Hill campus in
 

the Bronx
 

To support the 1981-82 chamber music concert
 

series
 

To support a six-week residency by the
 

Philadelphia String Quartet of Seattle during
 

the summer of 1981
 

To support the 1981-82 series of chamber
 

concerts of the Committee for Arts and Lectures
 

To support the 1981-82 chamber music series
 

To support the 1981-82 season of concerts in
 

Albany and Troy
 

To support performances by the Renaissance City
 

Woodwind Quintet
 

To support the Catskill Woodwind Quintet in a
 

series of week-long residencies
 

To support concerts by the Apple Hill Chamber
 

Players during the 1981-82 season
 

To support a fund-raising program and the
 

coordination of a touring program in Oregon and
 

Washington
 

3,100
 

4,600
 

5,900
 

10,250
 

1,800
 

6,900
 

9,200
 

5,300
 

1,000
 

2,300
 

1,000
 

3,300
 

4,500
 

3,900
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Chamber Music Society of
 

Lincoln Center
 

New York NY
 

Chestnut Hill Concerts
 

Madison CT
 

Cleveland Institute of
 

Music 

Cleveland OH 

Concert Royal 

New York NY 

Concordium
 

Fayetteville AR
 

Connoisseur Concerts
 

Association
 

Spokane WA
 

Cultural Council
 

Foundation
 

New York
 NY
 

Cultural Council
 

Foundation
 

New York
 NY
 

Da Capo Chamber Players
 

New York NY
 

Dinosaur Annex Music
 

Ensemble
 

Somerville
 MA
 

Dorian Woodwind Quintet
 

Foundation
 

New York NY
 

Early Music Guild
 

Seattle
 WA
 

Fine Arts Music Foundation
 

of Chicago
 

Chicago IL
 

Folger Shakespeare Library
 

Washington DC
 

To support the 1981-82 New Music Series
 

To support increased musicians’ fees, music
 

directors’ fees, and musicians’ travel for the
 

summer of 1981 chamber music concert series
 

To support the fees and travel expenses of
 

master chamber musicians to coach young chamber
 

players at the Cleveland Chamber Music Seminar
 

To support rehearsal time and concerts during
 

the 1981-82 season
 

To support performances by the Arkansas
 

Contemporary Music Ensemble
 

To support the 1981-82 chamber music series
 

To support the chamber ensemble, An die Musik,
 

in a performing and teaching residency at the
 

University of Texas at Dallas
 

To support 1981-82 season of the Sylvan Wind
 

Quintet
 

To support two symposia on contemporary music,
 

concerts, and mini-residencies
 

To support a community outreach program in
 

Somerville
 

To support the quintet’s national tour of 40
 

performances during the 1981-82 season
 

To support the 1981-82 concert series of early
 

music ensembles
 

To support a workshop by the New World String
 

Quartet
 

To support guest artist fees for the Folger
 

Consort during the 1981-82 season
 

Music 299 

5,700
 

3,500
 

6,900
 

2,500
 

1,500
 

1,000
 

1,700
 

2,500
 

9,600
 

1,100
 

7,000
 

1,000
 

1,000
 

3,700
 

To support the 1981-82 series of 12 chamber
 2,500
 Friends of the Arts
 

Locust Valley NY music concerts
 
 

 

 

300 Music 

Grand OperaHouse To support performances during the 1981-82 1,500 

Wilmington DE season by the Friends of Chamber Music 

Hawaii-Manoa, University To support a two-week chamber music residency by 7,100 

of the American Brass Quintet sponsored by the 

Honolulu HI Hawaii Association of Music Societies 

Houston Friends of Music To support the 1981-82 season of chamber music 2,100 

Houston TX concerts by American ensembles 

Iowa, University of To support the presentation of American chamber 3,400 

Iowa City IA ensembles at Hancher Auditorium during the 1981­

82 season 

Jubal Trio To support six concerts during the 1981-82 4,800 

New York NY season 

Kansas Arts Commission To support the 1981-82 Musical Artists of Kansas 1,400 

Topeka KS program which involves the participation of 

chamber ensembles in concerts, clinics, and 

workshops for schools and communities throughout 

the state 

Kneisel Hall To support the summer 1981 Chamber Music 1,000 

Blue Hill ME Festival, a series of 12 concerts by chamber 

musicians on the faculty of the Hall’s summer 

music school 

L’Ensemble To support concerts by members of L’Ensemble 1,800 

Cambridge NY 

Las Vegas, City of To support the 1981-82 series of six chamber 1,000 

Las Vegas NV music concerts at the Charleston Heights Arts 

Center 

Long Island Baroque To support increased rehearsal time during the 1,000 

Ensemble 1981-82 season 

Roslyn Harbor NY 

Mary Baldwin College To support a residency in southwestern Virginia 6,300 

Staunton VA by the Primavera Spring Quartet 

Mid-America Arts Alliance To support 1981-82 tours of Tashi and the St. 14,000 

Kansas City MO Louis Brass Quintet 

Midland-Odessa Symphony To support a June 1981 performance in New York 2,200 

and Chorale City by the Thouvenel String Quartet of Midland 

Midland TX 

Minnesota Public Radio To support.a new chamber music series entitled 7,300 

St. Paul MN "Saint Paul, Sunday Morning," to be broadcast 

nationwide 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Mohawk Trail Concerts
 

Charlemont MA
 

Mostly Music
 

Chicago IL
 

MSQ Enterprises
 

Mt. Kisco NY
 

Music Advisory Council
 

Seattle WA
 

Music For A While
 

Stony Point NY
 

Music at Gretna
 

Mt. Gretna PA
 

Nebraska Assembly of
 

Community Arts Councils
 

Omaha NE
 

New College Music Festival
 

Sarasota FL
 

New England Foundation for
 

the Arts
 

Cambridge MA
 

New York Chamber Soloists
 

New York NY
 

New York Consort of Viols
 

New York NY
 

New York Kammermusiker
 

New York NY
 

New York Philomusica
 

New York NY
 

To support performances by the concerts’
 

ensemble during the 1981-82 season in western
 

Massachusetts, New England, and New York
 

To support the 1981-82 season, including 26
 

lunch-time concerts in Chicago’s business
 

district, seven concerts at National College,
 

and three concerts at Northeastern Illinois
 

University
 

To support the 1981-82 regional touring program
 

of the Manhattan String Quartet
 

To support a 1981 regional festival of chamber
 

music ensembles from universities and colleges
 

of the Pacific Northwest
 

To support the preparation and performance of
 

"The Living Flame of Love"
 

To support the 1981-82 season of chamber music
 

presentations in southeastern Pennsylvania
 

To support ten concerts and workshop-


demonstrations by the Odyssey Brass QuiBtet in
 

Nebraska communities during the 1981-82 season
 

To support artists’ fees for the June 1981 New
 

College Music Festival
 

To support 1981-82 tours in New England by 30
 

classical and contemporary chamber music
 

ensembles
 

To support the 1981-82 touring program
 

To support the 1981-82 performances.of chamber
 

music and dance from Baroque France
 

To support a residency in New Jersey in
 

cooperation with the Monmouth County Arts
 

Council during the 1981-82 season
 

To support 1981-82 chamber music concerts in
 

Albany, New York
 

Music 301 

3,100 

3,300
 

7,000
 

3,500
 

1,900
 

3,600
 

1,600
 

1,800
 

17,000
 

1,500
 

1,300
 

1,700
 

4,500
 

O1
 

New York, Research Fdn. of To support a tour of western New York by the 3,300 

the State University of Tremont String Quartet during the 1981-82 season 

Albany NY 

Oregon Arts Commission To support a television broadcast by the 2,500 

Salem OR Florestan Trio to promote residencies in Oregon 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Orpheus Chamber Ensemble
 

New York NY
 

Peabody Institute of the
 

City of Baltimore
 

Baltimore MD
 

Pittsburgh Chamber Music
 

Society
 

Pittsburgh PA
 

Renaissance Band Calliope
 

New York NY
 

Rochester, University of
 

Rochester NY
 

Rockland Center for the
 

Arts
 

West Nyack NY
 

San Francisco Chamber
 

Music Society
 

San Francisco CA
 

Santa Fe Chamber Music
 

Festival
 

Santa Fe NM
 

Santa Fe Chamber Music
 

Festival
 

Santa Fe NM
 

Sea Cliff Chamber Players
 

Sea Cliff NY
 

Sequoia String Quartet
 

Foundation 

Newhall CA 

Si-Yo Music Society 

Foundation 

New York NY 

Sitka Summer Music 

Festival 

Sitka AK 

Soc. of the Third Street
 

Music School Settlement
 

New York NY
 

Society for Chamber Music
 

in Rochester
 

Rochester NY
 

To support the 1981-82 tour
 

To support outreach activities by the American
 

String Quartet during the 1981-82 season
 

To support concerts during the 1981-82 season by
 

the Concord String Quartet and by the New Arts
 

Trio
 

To support touring-residencies of one or two
 

days in four locations during the 1981-82 season
 

To support a tour for the Eastman School of
 

Music of the New Arts Trio
 

To support the 1981-82 season of chamber music
 

performances
 

To support the administrative costs of the 1981­

82 season
 

To support the 1981 American Composer Program
 

To support the August 1981 Seattle residency of
 

the Santa Fe Chamber Music Festival on the
 

University of Washington campus
 

To support the 1981-82 concerts on Long Island
 

and in New York City
 

To support four mini-residencies in the Midwest
 

and Southwest and performances of the complete
 

cycle of Beethoven String Quartets
 

To support the 1980-81 season of chamber music
 

presentations
 

To support performances of the Beethoven cycle
 

of string quartets in several locations in
 

Alaska
 

To support the 1981-82 chamber music series of
 

30 concerts
 

To support the May 1982 Baroque Festival,
 

including a residency by the Concert Royal
 

Baroque Ensemble
 

4,300
 

1,000
 

2,000
 

2,600
 

1,600
 

1,200
 

1,100
 

5,000
 

5,700
 

5,000
 

10,250
 

2,500
 

5,000
 

3,800
 

2,000
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Southern Arts Federation
 

Atlanta GA
 

Stony Baroque Chamber
 

Players
 

New York NY
 

Strawbery Bank Chamber
 

Music Festival 

Portsmouth NH 

Strings for Schools 

Villanova PA 

Syracuse Friends of
 

Chamber Music
 

Syracuse NY
 

Theater Chamber Players
 

Washington DC
 

Twentieth Century Consort
 

Washington DC
 

University Community
 

Concerts
 

Silver Spring
 

Utah Arts Council
 

Salt Lake City UT
 

Vermont Mozart Festival
 

Burlington VT
 

Vermont, University of
 

Burlington VT
 

Virginia Polytechnic
 

Institute
 

Blacksburg VA .
 

Walter W. Naumburg
 

Foundation
 

New York NY
 

Warren Wilson College
 

Swannanoa NC
 

To support the 1981-82 tours of the southeastern
 

states by the Atlanta Chamber Players, the
 

Clarion Wind Quintet, and the Blair String
 

Quartet
 

To support the 1981-82 series of three concerts
 

of chamber music from the 18th and 20th
 

centuries
 

To support the 1981 summer series and 1981-82°
 

winter subscription series of concerts by a
 

variety of chamber ensembles
 

To support the 1981-82 chamber music concerts in
 

schools, institutions for the aged or
 

handicapped, and inner city locations
 

To support the presentation of chamber music
 

ensembles during the 1981-82 season
 

To support residencies in North Carolina and
 

Virginia and concerts in Reston, Virginia and
 

Columbia, Maryland during the 1981-82 season
 

To support the Emerson String Quartet’s touring
 

and performances of the Beethoven cycle,in Ohio
 

duringthe 1981-82 season
 

To support the 1981-82 season of chamber music
 

concerts by both newer and well-known ensembles,
 

and a series for children
 

To support touring by Utah chamber ensembles
 

during the 1981-82 season
 

To support chamber music concerts during the
 

1981-82 winter season
 

To support a residency by the Raphael Trio
 

during the 1981-82 season sponsored by the
 

George Bishop Lane Series
 

To support a ten-week residency by the Audubon
 

String Quartet
 

To support the Alice Tully Hall appearances of
 

the ensembles receiving the Naumburg chamber
 

music award
 

To support the summer 1981 chamber music
 

festival in Swannanoa, Burnsville, and
 

Hendersonville, North Carolina
 

Music 303 

12,000
 

2,100
 

1,000
 

2,900
 

1,000
 

12,000
 

10,250
 

2,000
 

5,000
 

2,500
 

8,500
 

10,250
 

6,200
 

1,500
 

Washington, University of To support residencies by Soni Ventorum, a 6,900
 

Seattle WA woodwind quintet, during the 1981-82 season
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

304 Music 

Waverly Consort
 

New York NY
 

Westchester Chamber Chorus
 

and Orchestra Foundation
 

New York NY 

Western Michigan 

University 

Kalamazoo MI 

Western States Arts 

Foundation 

Santa Fe NM 

Western Wind Vocal 

Ensemble 

New York NY 

Women’s Interart Center
 

New York NY
 

YM and YWHA of Washington
 

Heights and Inwood
 

New York NY
 

Young Audiences of Chicago
 

Winnetka IL
 

Young Audiences of Greater
 

Cleveland
 

Cleveland OH
 

Young Audiences of Indiana
 

Indianapolis IN
 

Young Audiences of Oregon
 

Portland OR
 

Young Men’s andYoung
 

Women’s Hebrew Association
 

New York NY
 

To support increased musicians’ fees and touring 

expenses during the 1981-82 season 

6,000 

To support four chamber music concerts at the 

Metropolitan Museum during the 1981-82 season 

1,800 

To support the 1981-82 residency by the Colden 

String Quartet 

1,500 

To support the 1981-82 touring program in ten 

western states by the Clarion Wind Quintet, the 

Philadelphia String Quartet, and the Casals Trio 

13,700 

To support a rural outreach and performing 

residency in cooperation with Dartmouth College 

5,000 

To support performances by the Ariel.Ensemble of 

music by women composers 

2,000 

To support the 1981-82 series of seven chamber 

music concerts 

2,000 

To support the 1981-82 performances in schools 

by the Chicago Early Music Consort, the Kenwood 

String Quartet, and Musica Viva, a woodwind 

quintet 

1,700 

To support the 1981-82 performances for students 

by the Metropolitan Brass Quintet, the Ingersoll 

Woodwind Trio, and the Ganassi Early Ensemble 

2,600 

To support the 1981-82 performances in schools 

by the Indianapolis Brass Quintet and the 

Chanticleer String Quartet 

1,300 

To support the 1981-82 performances in schools 

by the Woodwind Conspiracy 

1,000 

To support the 1981-82 season of chamber music 

concerts 

7,500 

SERVICES TO THE CHAMBER MUSIC FIELD
 

Chamber Music America To support the 1981-82 services to its 23,000 

New York NY membership, comprising chamber ensembles and 

presenting organizations 
 

 

 

 

 

TOTAL FOR CHAMBER MUSIC
 

Chorus 

PROFESSIONAL CHORUSES
 

Dale Warland Singers
 

St. Paul
 MN
 

Gregg Smith Singers
 

New York
 NY
 

Handel and Haydn Society
 

Boston MA
 

Kenneth Jewell Chorale
 

West Bloomfield MI
 

Los Angeles Master Chorale
 

Association 

Los Angeles CA 

Music of the Baroque 

Chicago IL 

Musica Sacra
 

New York
 NY
 

Orchestral Society
 

Chicago IL
 

Orpheon
 

New York
 NY
 

Pennsylvania Pro Musica
 

Philadelphia PA
 

Philadelphia Singers
 

Philadelphia PA
 

114 GRANTS
 

To support singers’ salaries, to increase
 

salaries for the music director and the
 

assistant conductor, to improve management, and
 

to increase rehearsal time
 

To support salaries for singers
 

To support performance costs of the chorus for
 

its choral programs at Symphony Hall
 

To support salaries for singers and a business
 

manager ..
 

To support costs of increased rehearsal time,
 

the Musical Outreach Program, and the world
 

premiere of "A Song of Faith" by Louis Gruenberg
 

To support salaries for singers and
 

administrative costs
 

To support salaries for singers including
 

increased rehearsal time, and to engage soloists
 

for the 1981-82 performance season
 

To support singers’ salaries of the Chicago
 

Symphony Chorus for the 1981-82 season
 

To support costs of singers’salaries and an
 

increase in the salary of the managing director
 

for The Orpheon Chorale
 

To support singers’ salaries for a series of
 

concerts during the annual St. Cecelia Festival
 

To support singers’ salaries for increased
 

rehearsal time and for concerts in the Academy
 

of Music in Philadelphia
 

Music 305 

476,200
 

18,000
 

25,000
 

25,000
 

6,200
 

25,000
 

18,000
 

25,000
 

25,000
 

5,000
 

2,000
 

8,300
 
 

 

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OTHER INDEPENDENT AND ORCHESTRA CHORUSES
 

Arkansas Boys Choir of
 

Greater Little Rock
 

Little Rock AR
 

Arkansas Boys Choir of
 

Greater Little Rock
 

Little Rock AR
 

Atlanta Symphony Orchestra
 

Chorus
 

Atlanta GA
 

Bach Society of Minnesota
 

Minneapolis MN
 

Bach Society of St. Louis
 

St. Louis MO
 

Baltimore Choral Arts
 

Society
 

Baltimore MD 

Baltimore Symphony 

Orchestra Chorus 

Baltimore 

Bel Canto Chorus of 

Milwaukee 

Milwaukee WI 

Boise Master Chorale 

Boise ID 

Brattleboro Music Center,
 

Friends of the
 

Brattleboro VT
 

Brooklyn Philharmonia
 

Chorus
 

Brooklyn NY
 

Buffalo Schola Cantorum
 

Kenmore NY
 

Cantata Academy of
 

Metropolitan Detroit
 

Dearborn MI
 

Cappella Nova
 

New York NY
 

To support costs of a tour throughout the state 

of Arkansas 

3,700 

To support costs of improved salaries and other 

office expenses relating to improved management 

5,000 

To support costs of master classes by choral 

specialists and soloists, and for teaching 

assistants and a conducting assistant to aid in 

choral preparation 

10,300 

To support increases in salaries for the music 

director and assistant conductor/accompanist 

1,500 

To support soloists’ fees for the 1981-82 season 2,400 

To support soloists’ fees for the 1981-82 season 

and to increase the salary of the administrative 

director 

9,200 

To support costs of classes in group 

musicianship for the entire chorus 

2,700 

To support soloists’ fees for Verdi’s "Requiem" 

and to support the.salary of a full-time 

administrator 

1,800 

To support salaries for a core of singers, to 

increase the salaries of the director and the 

accompanist, and to support costs ef a vocal 

clinic with a master teacher 

2,000 

To support soloists’ fees, to hire a 

professional arts marketing consultant, and to 

augment the salary of the artistic director 

5,700 

To support costs of soloists’ fees, improved 

management, and increases in salaries for the 

conductor and accompanist 

1,000 

To support increases in fees for the music 

director and accompanist and for soloists’ fees 

1,000 

To support salaries of the director, assistant 

director, accompanist, and business manager 

1,700 

To support singers’ concert fees and to improve 

management through the hiring of a business 

manager 

1,000 
 

 

 

 

Cathedral Choral Society
 

of Washington 

Washington DC 

Cecilia Society 

Brookline MA 

Charleston Symphony
 

Orchestra Chorus
 

~Charleston SC
 

Choral Arts Society of
 

Washington
 

Washington DC
 

Choral Guild of Atlanta
 

Atlanta GA
 

Chorus Pro Musica
 

Boston
 MA
 

Chorus of Santa Fe
 

Santa Fe
 NM
 

Cincinnati Musical
 

Festival Association
 

Cincinnati
 OH
 

Collegiate Chorale
 

New York NY
 

Colorado Chorale
 

Denver CO
 

Columbia Pro Cantare
 

Columbia
 

Columbus Symphony
 

Orchestra Chorus
 

Columbus
 

Community Chorus of
 

Westerly
 

Westerly RI
 

To support performance costs of a special 40thanniversary performance of Mahler’s "Eighth
 

Symphony"
 

To support soloists’ fees and to improve
 

salaries for the music director and associate
 

director/accompanist
 

To support an increased salary for the choral
 

director
 

To support soloists’ fees for the 1981-82 season
 

and to improve management
 

To support costs of improved management through
 

the employment of an executive secretary
 

To support the salary of a permanent, part-time
 

manager
 

To support costs of improved management
 

To support salaries of the May Festival chorus
 

director, an assistant chorus director, and an
 

accompanist
 

To support improved staff salaries, soloist
 

fees, and choral workshops
 

To support salaries of the conductor,
 

accompanist, and marketing and promotions
 

director
 

To support costs of soloists’ fees, an improved
 

salary for the director, assistant conductor,
 

and accompanist/apprentice
 

To support increased salaries for the chorus
 

director and accompanist
 

To support increases in salaries for the musical
 

director and the administrative staff, to
 

improve soloists’ fees, and to improve
 

management
 

Music 307 

5,200 

7,000
 

1,700
 

14,000
 

1,200
 

2,300
 

1,200
 

6,300
 

3,300
 

1,500
 

2,000
 

1,400
 

2,200
 

1,300
 Community Music Center	 To support soloists’ fees and improved salaries
 

San Francisco CA
 for the director, accompanist,


1,000
 Contra Costa Chorale To support an improved salary for the music
 

Walnut Creek
 CA director
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

308 Music 

E1 Paso Pro Musica
 

E1 Paso TX
 

Evanston Classic Chorale
 

Evanston IL
 

Gainesville Civic Chorus
 

Gainesville FL
 

Holland Community Chorale
 

Holland MI
 

Honolulu Symphony Chorus
 

Honolulu HI
 

Institute of Puerto Rican
 

Culture
 

San Juan PR
 

Jackson Choral Society
 

Jackson MS
 

John Oliver Chorale
 

Brookline MA
 

Long Island Symphonic
 

ChoralAssociation
 

Port Jefferson NY
 

Mastersingers
 

Cookeville TN
 

Masterworks Chorale
 

Boston MA
 

Mendelssohn Choir of
 

Pittsburgh
 

Pittsburgh PA
 

Mendelssohn Club of
 

Philadelphia
 

Philadelphia PA
 

Milwaukee Symphony
 

Orchestra
 

Milwaukee
 

Minnesota Chorale
 

Minneapolis
 

To support singers’ salaries for the 1981-82
 

season
 

To support costs of improved management through
 

the hiring of a business manager
 

To support salary increases for the musical
 

director and accompanist
 

To support increases in salaries for the choral
 

director, accompanist, and administrative
 

personnel
 

To support a portion of the salaries for the
 

chorus director, accompanist, and chorus
 

coordinator
 

To support performances of the Coro Augusto
 

Rodriguez throughout Puerto Rico during the 1981­

82 season
 

To support soloists’ fees and salary increases
 

for the conductor and accompanist
 

To support the costs of a part-time publicity
 

manager
 

To support increases in salaries for the
 

conductor, chief administrator, and rehearsal
 

accompanist
 

To support increases in salaries for the
 

conductor and accompanist, and for soloists’
 

fees
 

To support soloists’ fees and salary increases
 

for the music director, accompanist, and
 

management personnel
 

To support hiring 24 professional singers to
 

form the nucleus of the choir and a separate
 

chamber ensemble
 

To support costs of improved management through
 

the hiring of a general manager and a part-time
 

secretary
 

To support activities of the Wisconsin
 

Conservatory Symphony Chorus
 

To support salaries for a core of singers
 

3,000
 

2,000
 

1,000
 

1,100
 

2,000
 

5,700
 

1,000
 

1,400
 

1,000
 

1,100
 

3,400
 

4,200
 

4,500
 

5,300
 

5,800
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Modesto Master Singers
 

Modesto CA
 

Montana Chorale
 

Great Falls
 MT
 

Montgomery Civic Chorale
 

Montgomery AL
 

Muse of Eloquence
 

New York
 NY
 

Musical Arts Workshop
 

Las Vegas NV
 

Nashua Symphony Choral
 

Society
 

Nashua NH
 

National Choral Foundation
 

Washington DC
 

Nebraska Choral Arts
 

Society
 

Omaha
 NE
 

New Mexico Symphony
 

Orchestra Chorus
 

Albuquerque NM
 

New York Choral Society
 

New York NY
 

New York Motet Choir
 

New York
 NY
 

Newark Boys Chorus School
 

Newark NJ
 

To support salaries for section leaders of the
 

chorus and an increase in salary for the music
 

director/conductor
 

To support salaries for singers and salary
 

increases for the conductor and accompanist
 

To support soloists’ fees and increases in
 

salaries for the conductor and accompanist
 

To support activities of the New Calliope
 

Singers including fees for soloists, and to
 

improve the salaries of the conductor and
 

manager
 

To support salaries for a core of singers and to
 

improve the salary of the conductor
 

To support costs of hiring a core of singers
 

To support the Paul Hill Chorale’s salaries for
 

a core of singers, to improve management, and to
 

participate with the Rouse Company. in i~ "Arts
 

in the Marketplace" project
 

To support soloists’ fees for the 1981-82 season
 

To support salaries of a chorus accompanist and
 

a chorus administrative assistant
 

To support improved salaries for the music
 

director, assistant to the music director, and
 

accompanist; fees for soloists; improved
 

management; and choral workshops
 

To support singers’ salaries for the 1981-82
 

season
 

To support costs of a one-day festival/workshop
 

for youth choruses from the greater Newark area
 

Music 309 

1,000
 

1,200
 

1,000
 

1,200
 

1,000 

1,700
 

10,000
 

1,800
 

1,000
 

5,000
 

1,500
 

2,700 "
 

Oakland Symphony Chorus To support salaries for a core of singers 6,000 

Oakland CA 

Oratorio Society of 

Washington 

To support soloists’ fees and increases in 

salaries for the music director and accompanist 

5,000 

Washington DC 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

310 Music 

Oregon Repertory Singers
 

Portland OR
 

Orpheon
 

New York NY
 

Peninsula Choral Society
 

Newport News VA
 

Performing Arts
 

Association of Orange
 

County
 

Newport Beach CA
 

Piedmont Chamber Singers
 

Winston-Salem NC
 

Plymouth Music Series
 

Minneapolis MN
 

Pro Arte Chamber Singers
 

of Connecticut
 

Westport CT
 

Pro Arte Double Chorale
 

Paramus NJ
 

Rochester Civic Music
 

Rochester MN
 

Rogue Valley Chorale
 

Medford OR
 

San Diego Master Chorale
 

San Diego CA
 

San Francisco Symphony
 

Chorus
 

San Francisco CA
 

Sine Nomine Singers
 

Flushing NY
 

To support improved salaries for the choral
 

director and accompanist, soloist’s fees, and
 

other performance costs during the 1981-82
 

season
 

To enable the Greek Choral Society to pay a core
 

of singers and soloists, increase the choral
 

director’s salary, and improve the management
 

To support improved salaries for the music
 

director and an assistant
 

To support soloists’ fees and increases in
 

salaries for the music director and accompanist
 

of the Irvine Master Chorale
 

To support the general manager’s salary and to
 

provide an increase in salary for the musical
 

director
 

To support soloists’ fees and salary increases
 

for the artistic and administrative staff for
 

the 1981-82 season of choral works
 

To support salaries for a core of singers and
 

increases in salaries for the conductor,
 

accompanist, and two managers
 

To support soloists’ fees, a salary for the
 

managing director, and secretarial assistance
 

To support soloists’ fees, a salary for a
 

personnel manager/librarian, and increases in
 

salaries for the chorale conductor and
 

accompanist
 

To support performance costs, including a
 

soloist’s fee for a performance of Walton’s
 

"Belshazzar’s Feast"
 

To support salaries for a core of singers and
 

soloists’ fees
 

To support salaries for a core of singers
 

To support singers’ salaries for performances of
 

Handel oratorios during the 1981-82 season
 

3,700
 

2,500
 

1,100
 

1,500
 

1,000
 

2,400
 

2,000
 

4,700
 

2,800
 

1,000
 

I,I00
 

5 700
 

1,000
 

Singing City To support an improved salary for the chorus 4,800
 

Philadelphia PA director
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Southern Maryland Choral
 

Society
 

Camp Springs MD
 

St. Louis Chamber Chorus
 

and Orchestra
 

St. Louis MO
 

St. Louis Conservatory and
 

Schools for the Arts
 

St. Louis MO
 

St. Louis Symphony Chorus
 

St. Louis MO
 

Utah Chorale
 

Salt Lake City UT
 

Vocal Arts Ensemble of
 

Cincinnati
 

Cincinnati OH
 

Washington Bach Consort
 

Washington DC
 

William Hall Chorale
 

Orange CA
 

Worcester County Music
 

Association
 

Worcester MA
 

Young Men’s and Young
 

Women’s Hebrew Association
 

New York NY
 

Zamir Chorale Foundation
 

New York NY
 

To support salaries for a core of singers during
 

the 1981-82 season
 

To support salaries for a core of singers, a
 

salary for the executive director, and an
 

improved salary for the conductor/music director
 

To support salaries for a core of singers;
 

soloists’ fees; and increased salaries for the
 

choral conductor, accompanist, and chorus
 

manager
 

To support salaries for a core of singers; to
 

improve salaries of the chorus director,
 

associate director, and accompanist; to provide
 

coaching for singers; and to improve management
 

To support soloists’ fees and improved salaries.
 

for the conductor, assistant conductor, and
 

accompanists
 

To support improved salaries for the director,
 

accompanist, and singers
 

To support the costs of improved ~anagement
 

through the hiring of a general manager
 

To support costs of improved publicity
 

management through the hiring of a publicist
 

To support salaries for a core of singers
 

To support soloists’ fees and salaries for
 

section leaders in the chorus
 

To support improved salaries for the music
 

director and business administrator
 

Music 311 

1,300
 

4,500
 

1,700
 

5,200
 

2,500
 

1,300
 

3,125
 

3,600
 

1,000
 

2,100
 

1,200
 

COLLEGE, UNIVERSITY,~ AND CONSERVATORY CHORUSES
 

6,800
 Hartford, University of	 To support a choral symposium for conductors and
 

West Hartford CT
 singers for the Hartt School of Music


2,300
 Howard University To support costs of a tour by theHoward
 

Washington
 DC University Chorale to perform concerts and


present choral workshops
 
 

 

 

 

312 Music 

New York, Research Fdn. of
 

the State University of
 

Binghamton NY 

Wartburg College 

Waverly IA 

To support costs of a three-week choral
 

workshop/festival which offers master classes
 

for conductors and concerts of choral works
 

To support costs of a Festival of Antiphonal
 

Music by the Wartburg College Choir in
 

conjunction with the Gregg Smith Singers
 

SERVICES TO THE CHORAL MUSIC FIELD
 

Affiliated State Arts
 

Agencies of the Upper
 

Midwes
 

Minneapolis MN
 

Mid-America Arts Alliance
 

Kansas City MO
 

Professional Vocal
 

Ensembles, Association of
 

Philadelphia PA
 

Western States Arts
 

Foundation
 

Santa Fe NM
 

TOTAL FOR CHORUS
 

New Music 

Performance 

To support costs of a tour by the Dale Warland
 

Singers
 

To support costs of a tour by the Gregg Smith
 

Singers
 

To support the service organization for
 

professionals in choral music, including costs
 

of publication of a newsletter, a survey, and
 

the annual conference
 

To support costs of a tour by the Gregg Smith
 

Singers
 

102 GRANTS
 

ENSEMBLES AND PRESENTING ORGANIZATIONS
 

20th Century Consort 

Washington DC 

80 Langton Street 

San Francisco CA 

To support the musicians’ costs for the 1981-82
 

season of six contemporary music concerts at the
 

Smithsonian’s Hirshhorn Museum and Museum of
 

Natural History
 

To support the artists’ fees for the 1981-82 new
 

music performance series
 

5,500
 

2,700
 

12,000
 

8,000
 

11,000
 

10,000
 

486,825
 

9,000
 

2,000
 

Albany Symphony Orchestra To support a series of new music concerts
 3,500
 

Albany NY
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Alternative Center for
 

International Arts
 

New York NY
 

American Camerata for New
 

Music 

Wheaton MD 

American Composers 

Concerts 

New York NY 

American Dance Festival
 

Durham NC
 

and/or service
 

Seattle
 WA
 

Associated Students
 

Sacramento
 CA


Aurora Music Foundation
 

New York NY
 

Avant-Garde Music Festival
 

New York NY
 

Boston Musica Viva
 

Newton Centre
 

Cabrillo Guild of Music
 

Aptos CA
 

Chicago Society of
 

Composers
 

Wilmette
 IL
 

Collage
 

Boston
 MA


Composers’ Conference and
 

Chamber Music Center
 

Hyde Park VT
 

Composers’ Forum
 

New.York
 NY


Conimicut Foundation
 

Berkeley CA
 

,if I 

To support the 198~-82 performances by American
 

musicians of new music and non-Western chamber
 

music
 

To support increased paid rehearsal time and an
 

educational program for young people entitled
 

"New Sounds for Young Ears"
 

To support the 1981-82 season of the American
 

Composers Orchestra
 

To support the musical costs for the 1981
 

composers-choreographers workshops
 

To support the 1981-82 season of "Soundwork,"
 

the new music presentation component of and/or
 

To support the 1981 Festival of New Music
 

To support performances by the Philip Glass
 

Ensemble during the 1981-82 season
 

To support the 1981-82 season of the Orchestra
 

of the 20th Century ,o
 

To support the 1981-82 subscription concert
 

series
 

To support the 1981Cabrillo Music Festival,
 

including increased rehearsal time, concerts,
 

workshops, and performances in Santa Cruz and
 

San Juan Bautista
 

To support the 1981-82 season of contemporary
 

chamber music programs and touring activities of
 

an ensemble to nearby cities
 

To support the 1981-82 season of concerts,of
 

contemporary chamber music
 

To support the 1981 conference which involves
 

the reading and performance of works by
 

composer/fellows
 

To support the 1981-82 concert series
 

To support the 1981-82 performaces by the Arch
 

Ensemble around the Berkeley area
 

Music 313 

4,000
 

O1
 

4,000
 

25,000
 

12,000
 

6,000
 

2,000
 

5,000
 

6,000
 

6,100
 

7,500
 

3,500
 

5,000
 

15,000
 

6,000
 

2,500
 
 

 

 

314 Music 

Contemporary Arts Center
 

Cincinnati OH
 

Contemporary Concerts
 

Chicago IL
 

Contemporary Music Forum
 

Washington DC
 

Contrasts in Contemporary
 

Music 

New York NY 

Cultural Council 

FoundationNew York NY 

Cultural Council 

Foundation 

New York NY 

Cunningham Dance 

Foundation 

New York 

Ensemble of Santa Fe
 

Santa Fe NM
 

Experimental Intermedia
 

Foundation
 

New York NY
 

Foundation for Modern
 

Dance
 

New York NY
 

Foundation for the
 

Creative Community
 

New York NY
 

Gregg Smith Singers
 

New York N¥
 

Group for Contemporary
 

Music
 

New York NY
 

Guild of Composers
 

New York NY
 

To support the 1981-82 season of new music 

concerts entitled "Composers in Performance" 

6,000 

To support the spring 1982 Festival of New Music, 

including concerts, workshops, and composer/ 

lectures 

4,000 

To Support increased rehearsal time, the 

salaries of the musical director and the 

director of development, and a regional touring 

program 

5,000 

To support the 1981-82 season of Composers’ 

Showcase, involving six performances at the 

Whitney Museum 

6,500 

To support the Washington Square Contemporary 

Music Series 

1,000 

To support the 1981-82 season of the New 

Repertory Ensemble Company of New York 

1,000 

To support the music costs for a two-week series 

of dance and new music performances by the Merce 

Cunningham Dance Company 

3,000 

To support the 1981-82 season of performances 

highlighting the works of American composers 

2,500 

To support the 1981-82 series of concerts by 

composers 

4,000 

To support the musicians’ cost for an eightmember musical ensemble to accompany the Erick 

Hawkins Dance Company 

7,000 

To support performances by the piano-percussion 

duo of Jay and Gordon Gottlieb during the 1981­

82 season 

1,500 

To support a series of two-day residencies of 

contemporary music to be integrated into the 

ensemble’s 1981-82 national tours 

10,000 

To support the 1981-82 season of five concerts 

at the Manhattan School of Music, Symphony 

Space, and Cooper Union in New York City 

10,000 

To support the 1981-82 season of four concerts 

of contemporary music 

1,000 
 

 

 

 

 

 

Haleakala
 

New York NY
 

Haleakala
 

New York NY
 

Hallwalls
 

Buffalo NY
 

Harry Partch Foundation
 

San Diego CA
 

Harvestworks
 

New York
 NY
 

Independent Composers
 

Association
 

Los Angeles CA
 

Inter-American University
 

of Puerto Rico
 

San Juan PR
 

Inter-Media Art Center
 

Bayville NY
 

Kronos Performing Arts
 

Association
 

San Francisco CA
 

League of Composers-Int’l
 

Soc. for Contemporary
 

Music
 

New York NY
 

Lenox Arts Center
 

New York NY
 

Long Island Chamber
 

Ensemble
 

Huntington Station NY
 

Los Angeles Institute of
 

Contemporary Art
 

Los Angeles CA
 

Media Study
 

Buffalo
 NY
 

To support the administrative expenses of the
 

New Music Alliance during the 1981-82 year
 

To support the 1981-82 season of new music
 

performances at The Kitchen Center for Video,
 

Music and Dance
 

To support the 1981-82 series of new music
 

concerts entitled "The Performing Composer"
 

To support a tour by the Harry Partch Ensemble
 

To support the 1981-82 season of Electronic
 

Musicmobile, a touring ensemble of synthesizer
 

players
 

To support the 1981-82 season of new music
 

concerts in Los Angeles
 

To support a concert series by the Sociedad
 

Puertorriquena de Musica Contemporanea
 

To support musicians’ fees for the 1981 series
 

of ten new music programs
 

To support performances by the Kronos String
 

Quartetin northern and central California
 

during the 1981-82 season, to be performed for
 

handicapped and retarded children and adults,
 

senior citizens, and inmates of prisons in
 

California
 

To enable the Contemporary Music/U.S. Section to
 

present the 1981-82 series of seven concerts at
 

Carnegie Recital Hall
 

To support the 1981-82 season of the Lenox Arts
 

Center Chamber Ensemble in Stockbridge,
 

Massachusetts, and New York City
 

To support the 1981-82 season of 14 concerts on
 

Long Island and at Alice Tully Hall in New York
 

City
 

To support the 1981-82 series of new music.
 

concerts
 

To support concerts and residencies by musicians
 

during the 1981-82 season
 

Music 315 

2,500
 

15,000
 

1,500
 

5,000
 

3,000
 

4,500
 

7,400
 

1,000
 

12,000
 

5,000
 

8,000
 

5,000
 

4,500
 
 

 

316 Music 

Mills College To support the 1981-82 new music presentations 2,0 

Oakland CA of the Center for Contemporary Music 

MillsCollege To support the 1981 New Music America Festival 6,0 

Oakland CA 

Minnesota Composers Forum To support the 1981-82 season of new music 6,0 

St. Paul MN presentations, involving nine concerts and nine 

workshops at the Walker Art Center and the 

Landmark Center 

Monadnock Music To support the new music performances of the 7,0 

Peterborough NH Summer 1981 concert series 

Music Alliance 

Atlanta GA 

To support the Fall 1981 touring program of the 

Atlanta New Music Ensemble, involving 

concert/workshops in Atlanta and other Georgia 

communities 

1,0 

New Music Circle 

St. Louis MO 

To support the 1981-82 season of concerts of 

contemporary music 

2,5 

New Music Consort 

New York NY 

To support a tour during the 1981-82 season 7,5 

New Wave Corporation 

Columbia MO 

To support a series of live new-music 

performances on KOPN radio 

4,C 

New York New Music 

Ensemble 

New York NY 

To support tours during the 1981-82 season to 

California and the Southeast 

5,C 

Orchestra of Our Time 

New York NY 

To support the 1981-82 season of performances I0,C 

Outward Visions 

New York NY 

To support six one-day residencies by new music 

performers for young people in treatment centers 

and in delinquency prevention community outreach 

programs 

5,C 

Pacifica Foundation 

North Hollywood CA 

To support a series of six workshop-residencies 

by new music performers during the 198I-82 

season 

3,( 

Parnassus Contemporary 

Music Foundation 

New York NY 

To support four concerts in New York City during 

the 1981,82 season 

Performers’ Committee 

New York NY 

To support mini-residencies in 20th-century 

music by Continuum 
 

 

 

 

 

 

Music 317 

Pittsburgh New Music
 

Ensemble
 

Pittsburgh PA
 

Portland Center for the
 

Visual Arts 

Portland OR 

Real Art Ways 

Hartford CT 

Reich Music Foundation
 

New York NY
 

Relache
 

Philadelphia PA
 

San Francisco Contemporary
 

Music Players
 

San Francisco CA
 

S.E.Mo Ensemble
 

Buffalo
 NY
 

Sonora House
 

Haines Falls
 NY
 

Southern California
 

Chamber Music Society
 

Los Angeles CA
 

Speculum Musicae
 

New York
 NY
 

St. Paul Chamber Orchestra
 

St. Paul MN
 

Symphonic and Chamber
 

Music Society of Las Vegas
 

Las Vegas NV
 

Syracuse Society of New
 

Music
 

Syracuse NY
 

Texas Tech University
 

Lubbock
 TX
 

To support the 1981-82 performance season
 

through increased rehearsal time, the hiring of
 

a part-time administrator, and the broadcast of
 

five concerts over WQED-FM
 

To support the 1981-82 new music concert series
 

To support the 1981-82 season of new music
 

presentations
 

To support :the 1981-82 season of concerts by
 

Steve Reich and Musicians
 

To support the 1981-82 series of four concerts
 

of contemporary music
 

To support the 1981-82 season of ten concerts by
 

the players and a concert by a guest ensemble
 

To support a performance in New York City
 

To support costs of rehearsal time and fees for
 

the artistic director to prepare for a regional
 

tour in Spring 1982
 

To support the 1981-82 season of 12 Monday
 

 ̄ Evening Concerts of works mostly by living
 

American composers
 

To support the 1981-82 performance season, which
 

includes a tour of the West Coast
 

To support the performance of American works
 

during the 1981-82 season
 

To enable the Nevada State Council on the Arts
 

to support the 1981-82 season of eight concerts
 

by the Las Vegas Chamber Players and the 11th
 

Annual Las Vegas Contemporary Music Festival
 

To support the 1981-82 series of 13 contemporary
 

chamber music concerts
 

To support the 1981-82 Leading Edge Series of
 

six new music events
 

12,000
 

O1
 

4,500
 

5,500
 

7,500
 

1,000
 

8,000
 

1,000
 

1,000
 

17,000
 

7,500
 

2,000
 

9,000
 

5,500
 

2,000
 
 

 

318 Music 

Theater of the Performing
 

Arts
 

Tucson AZ
 

Trinity Episcopal Church
 

Redlands CA
 

Uwharrie Clarinet-


Percussion Duo
 

Lenoir NC
 

Voices of Change
 

Dallas TX
 

Walker Art Center
 

Minneapolis MN
 

Western States Arts
 

Foundation
 

Santa Fe NM
 

Wisconsin Conservatory of
 

Music
 

Milwaukee WI
 

To support the 1981-82 series of chamber
 

concerts of American 20th-century composers
 

To support ten concerts on college and
 

university campuses of "Music for Clarinet and
 

Friend," by composer Barney Childs and
 

clarinettist Phillip Rehfeldt
 

To support a tour of six new music concerts by
 

the duo during the 1981-82 season
 

To support the seven-concert series during the
 

1981-82 season
 

To support concerts of new music during the 1981­

82 season
 

To support a tour of western states by Voices of
 

Change during the 1981-82 season
 

To support the 1981-82 season of three new music
 

concerts by Pro Musica Nova
 

TOTAL FOR NEW MUSIC PERFORMANCE 81 GRANTS
 

Orchestra 

ARTISTIC AND ADMINISTRATIVE ACTIVITIES.
 

Albany Symphony.
 

Association
 

Albany GA
 

Albany Symphony Orchestra
 

Albany NY
 

Amarillo Symphony
 

Amarillo TX
 

American Symphony
 

Orchestra
 

New York NY
 

To support the engagement of a music director
 

and general manager
 

To support the engagement of American guest
 

artists, run-out concerts, and an additional
 

concert to the series with an emphasis on
 

contemporary music
 

To support in-school concerts and engagement of
 

string players
 

To suppgrt the Carnegie Hall Sunday afternoon
 

concert series
 

1,500
 

1,500
 

1,500
 

10,500
 

4,500
 

5,000
 

1,000
 

442,500
 

2,000
 

15,000 PG
 

20,000 TF
 

8,000
 

66,000 TF
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

Anchorage Symphony
 

Orchestra.
 

Anchorage AK
 

Ann Arbor Chamber
 

Orchestra
 

Ann Arbor
 

Arkansas Orchestra Society
 

Little Rock AR
 

Atlanta Symphony Orchestra
 

Atlanta GA
 

Austin Symphony Orchestra
 

Austin TX
 

Baltimore Symphony
 

Orchestra
 

Baltimore
 

Bangor Symphony Orchestra
 

Bangor ME
 

Baton Rouge Symphony
 

Association
 

Baton Rouge LA
 

Binghamton Symphony and
 

Choral Seciety
 

Binghamton NY
 

Birmingham Symphony
 

Association
 

Birmingham AL
 

Boise Philharmonic
 

Association
 

Boise
 ID
 

Boston Symphony Orchestra
 

Boston MA
 

Brooklyn Philharmonia
 

Brooklyn NY
 

To support the engagement of guest conductors
 

To support the engagement of an administrative
 

assistant and additional rehearsal time
 

To support the engagement of a resident string
 

quartet and additional rehearsal time
 

To support a regional touring program and an
 

educational program involving children through
 

the 12th grade
 

To support the engagement of guest soloists,
 

conductors, and string players to perform with
 

the orchestra, and for performances by the
 

Chamber Orchestra in cities in central Texas
 

To support the Concert Project, the community
 

Development Program, and the engagement of an
 

additional development staff person
 

To support the engagement of a guest artist
 

To support the engagement of a string quartet to
 

perform with the orchestra and provide ensemble
 

services
 

To support a family Sunday afternoon concert
 

designed for both children and adults and the
 

engagement of American guest artists
 

To support concerts throughout the state and
 

four concerts in Jefferson County which are
 

specifically designed for elderly and minority
 

audiences
 

To support the engagement of one additional
 

principal player to aid in the formation of
 

their "core" orchestra
 

To support the 1981-82 subscription season
 

To support the expansion of a series of 20thcentury music, the expansion of "Music of the
 

Americas," in-school concerts, and free summer
 

park concerts
 

Music 319 

2,000
 

2,000
 

10,000 PG
 

20,000 TF
 

65,000 PG
 

150,000 TF
 

7,000 PG
 

15,000 TF
 

70,000 PG
 

150,000 TF
 

2,000
 

8,000
 

2,000
 

15,000 PGI
 

25,000 TFi
 

4,000
 

100,000 PG
 

215,000 T~
 

36,000 P(
 

12,000
 
 

 

 

320 Music 

Buffalo Philharmonic
 

Orchestra
 

Buffalo
 NY
 

California Chamber
 

Orchestra Symphony Society
 

Los Angeles CA
 

Canton Symphony Orchestra
 

Association 

Canton OH 

Catskill Symphony 

Orchestra 

Oneonta NY 

Cedar Rapids Symphony
 

Orchestra Association
 

Cedar Rapids IA
 

Charleston Symphony
 

Orchestra
 

Charleston
 WV
 

Charlotte Symphony
 

Orchestra
 

Charlotte
 NC
 

Chattanooga Symphony
 

Association
 

Chattanooga TN
 

Cincinnati Symphony
 

Orchestra
 

Cincinnati
 OH
 

Clarion Music Society
 

New York
 NY
 

Colorado Springs Symphony
 

Orchestra Association
 

Colorado Springs CO
 

Columbus Symphony
 

Orchestra
 

Columbus
 OH
 

Concerto Soloists of
 

Philadelphia
 

Philadelphia PA
 

To support an outreach program of concerts in
 

schools, parks, malls, and churches; a
 

children’s series which serves over 450 children
 

with diasabilities; youth concerts in Kleinhans
 

Music Hall; and the engagement of American
 

artists and an educational coordinator
 

To support the chamber music series by the
 

California Chamber Players, youth concerts, and
 

the regular subscription series
 

To support the ensemble programs and the
 

expansion of the subscription series
 

To support in-school concerts
 

To support the continued engagement of a string
 

quartet to perform with orchestra and provide
 

ensemble services
 

To support the continuation of the touring
 

program
 

To support in-school concerts by the chamber
 

orchestra and smaller ensembles throughout North
 

and South Carolina
 

To support run-out concerts, additional
 

rehearsal time, and the engagement of a wind
 

player
 

To support the Area Artist Series, the minifestival program, and youth concerts
 

To support the engagement of soloists, a chorus,
 

an office assistant, and a publicity c6nsultant
 

To support the continuation of ensemble
 

programs, importation of key professional
 

players, and increased remuneration for
 

orchestra musicians
 

To support the Young People’s Series, school
 

concerts, and the engagement of four full-time
 

ensembles and three part-time ensembles
 

To support the engagement of a core orchestra
 

and a development staff person; low-cost tickets
 

to students, senior citizens, andhandicapped
 

persons; performance of compositions by area
 

composers; and presentation of the Young Artists
 

Concert
 

55,000 PG
 

120,000 TF
 

10,000 PG
 

10,000 TF
 

18,000
 

2,000
 

16,000
 

17,000
 

23,000 PG
 

35,000 TF
 

8,000
 

71,000 PG
 

155,000 TF
 

2,000
 

10,000 PG
 

13,000 TF
 

21,000 PG
 

45,000 TF
 

16,000 
 

 

 

 

 

, ,_
 

Corpus Christi Symphony
 

Society
 

Corpus Christi TX
 

Dallas Symphony
 

Association
 

Dallas TX
 

Dayton Philharmonic
 

Orchestra Association
 

Dayton OH
 

Delaware Symphony
 

Association
 

Wilmington DE
 

Denver Symphony
 

Association
 

Denver CO
 

Des Moines Symphony
 

Des Moines IA
 

Detroit Symphony Orchestra
 

Detroit MI
 

Duluth-Superior Symphony
 

Association
 

Duluth-Superior MN
 

E1 Paso Symphony Orchestra
 

E1 Paso TX
 

Elkhart County Symphony
 

Association
 

Elkhart IN
 

Erie Philharmonic
 

Erie PA
 

Eugene Symphony
 

Association
 

Eugene OR
 

Evansville ’Philharmonic
 

Orchestra
 

Evansville IN
 

To support free public performances of Handel’s
 

"Messiah" in English and Spanish, chamber
 

concerts, the continued engagement of a
 

bilingual administrator, and concerts in schools.
 

To support run-out concerts, school concerts, a
 

winter pops and summer Star Fest series, and
 

community services including concerts for the
 

handicapped
 

To support the in-school ensemble programs, the
 

engagement of four additional string players,
 

and the establishment of a three-concert Chamber
 

Orchestra Series
 

To support children’s concerts
 

To support a touring program in the Rocky
 

Mountain region, educational programs, a holiday
 

concert series, and free public concerts
 

To support a Sunday matinee series, a chamber
 

music outreach program, school concerts, and a
 

family concert
 

To support educational concerts, rehearsal
 

costs, and the "Pops Around the Town" series
 

To support additional rehearsal time, engagement
 

of five principal players, in-school ensemble
 

programs, and chamber concerts
 

To support master classes by guest artists and
 

free concerts for the disadvantaged
 

To support the increased costs for a "core"
 

orchestra, engagement of solo artists, and the
 

"Elkhart Night" chamber concert
 

To support the engagement of guest artists and
 

two additional musicians to perform with the
 

orchestra, additional rehearsal time, and run-


out concerts
 

To support the engagement of guest conductors
 

To support additional rehearsal time costs
 

Music 321 

16,000
 

60,000 P
 

130,000 T
 

13,000 P
 

15,000 T]
 

4,000
 

60,000 PI
 

125,000 T1
 

16,000
 

50,00~
 

145,00(
 

20,000
 

4,500
 

2,000
 

10,000 PG
 

15,000 TF
 

2,000
 

4,00(
 
 

 

322 Music 

Fairbanks Symphony
 

~ ssociation 

airbanks AK 

Festival Casals 

San Juan PR 

Flint Institute of. Music
 

Flint MI
 

Florida Gulf Coast
 

Symphony
 

Tampa FL
 

Florida Philharmonic
 

Miami FL
 

Florida Symphony Orchestra
 

Orlando FL
 

Oort Lauderdale Symphony
 

Orchestra Association
 

Fort Lauderdale FL
 

Fort Wayne Philharmonic
 

Orchestra
 

Fort Wayne IN
 

Fort Worth Symphony
 

Association
 

Fort Worth TX
 

Fresno Philharmonic
 

Association
 

Fresno CA
 

Grand Rapids Symphony
 

Society
 

Grand Rapids MI
 

Greater Akron Musical
 

Association
 

Akron OH
 

Haddonfield Symphony
 

~ociety.
 

addonfield NJ
 

To support a guest artist residency
 

To support run-out concerts on the island,
 

school concerts, engagement of Puerto Rican
 

guest soloists, performances of works by
 

contemporary Puerto Rican composers, engagement
 

of additional administrative staff, and pops
 

concerts
 

To support the Flint Symphony Orchestra’s youth
 

concerts, in-school ensemble concerts, and
 

family rug concerts
 

To support youth and tiny tots concerts, pops
 

concerts, and concerts in other locations
 

throughout the state
 

To support school and work-place concerts and
 

additional rehearsal time
 

To support the contemporary Music Festival, run-


out concerts, and the collaboration with dance
 

companies
 

To support a series of concerts to attract new
 

subscribers and to increase the number of
 

subscription concerts
 

To support the continued engagement of
 

professional musicians to perform with the
 

orchestra and to provide chamber music services
 

To support run-out concerts, engagement of a
 

director of minority affairs, and chamber
 

concerts
 

To support run-out concerts, youth concerts, and
 

the engagement of a string trio
 

To support the continued engagement of
 

professional musicians to perform with the
 

orchestra and to provide ensemble services
 

To support a summer concerts-in-the parks
 

series, additional rehearsal time, and
 

engagement of string players
 

To support the continued engagement of.a manager
 

2,000
 

32,000
 

13,000 PG
 

15,000 TF
 

10,000 PG
 

20,000 TF
 

27,000
 

32,000
 

13,000
 

16,000 PG
 

25,000 TF
 

15,000
 

15,000 PG
 

15,000 TF
 

16,000 PG
 

25,000-TF
 

17,500
 

2,000
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Honolulu Symphony Society
 

Honolulu HI
 

Houston Symphony Society
 

Houston TX
 

Hudson Valley Philharmonic
 

Society
 

Poughkeepsie NY
 

Indiana State Symphony
 

Society
 

Indianapolis IN
 

Jackson Symphony Orchestra
 

Jackson MS
 

Jacksonville Symphony
 

Association
 

Jacksonville FL
 

Kalamazoo Symphony Society
 

Kalamazoo MI
 

Kansas City Philharmonic
 

Association
 

Kansas City MO
 

Knoxville Symphony Society
 

Knoxville TN
 

Lansing Symphony
 

Association
 

Lansing
 

Lawton Philharmonic
 

Orchestra
 

Lawton OK
 

Lexington Philharmonic
 

Society
 

Lexington KY
 

Lima Symphony Orchestra
 

Lima OH
 

To support the educational services forthe
 

islands, the Mozart Festival, statewide touring,
 

and the development of a new summer series of
 

Waikiki Shell
 

To support free summer concerts, young people’s
 

concerts in Jones Hall, a concert for
 

handicapped people, a joint performance with the
 

Student Festival Orchestra, run-out concerts,
 

and the Stokowski Legacy Series to feature newly
 

commissioned works by American composers
 

To support the Youth Series, engagement of a
 

development assistant, and engagement of a
 

string quartet
 

To support the youth concerts, Visions Concerts,
 

and concerts in Indiana communities
 

To support the expansion of the string program
 

To support additional services and rehearsal
 

time, youth concerts, programs in special areas,
 

and state touring
 

To support young people’s concerts, expansion of
 

the chamber orchestra concert series, and the
 

continued engagement of the three ensembles
 

To support the chamber orchestra series, the
 

major subscription series, young people’s
 

concerts, free concerts for the handicapped and
 

senior citizens, and the engagement of an
 

audience development staff person
 

To support young people’s concerts, engagement
 

of a string quartet, chamber orchestra concerts
 

 ̄ in the schools, and a world premiere of David
 

Van Vactor’s "Sixth Symphony"
 

To support the educational program, the
 

engagement of guest artists and conductors, and
 

the expansion of the subscription series
 

To support the young people’s concert series
 

To support the continued engagement of
 

additional musicians to perform with the
 

orchestra
 

To support the engagement of a string quartet to
 

perform with the orchestra and provide ensemble
 

services
 

Music 323 

45,000 PG
 

90,~00 TF
 

50,000 PG
 

110,000 TF
 

13,500
 

65,000 PG
 

140,000 TF
 

19,000 PG
 

30,000 TF
 

12,500 PG
 

30,000 TF
 

9,000 PG
 

20,000 TF
 

45,000 PG
 

105,000 TF
 

15,000
 

4,000
 

2,000
 

4,000
 

2,000
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

324 Music 

Long Beach Symphony 

Association 

Long Beach CA 

Los Angeles Chamber 

Orchestra Society 

Pasadena CA 

Los Angeles Philharmonic
 

Association
 

Los Angeles CA
 

Louisville Philharmonic
 

Society
 

Louisville KY
 

Madison Civic Music
 

Association
 

Madison WI
 

Marin Symphony Association
 

Marin CA
 

Memphis Orchestral Society
 

Memphis TN
 

Midland-Odessa Symphony
 

and Chorale
 

Midland-Odessa TX
 

Milwaukee Symphony
 

Orchestra
 

Milwaukee
 

Minnesota Orchestral
 

Association
 

Minneapolis MN
 

Monterey County Symphony
 

Association
 

Carmel CA
 

Music Assistance Fund of
 

the New York Community
 

Trust
 

New York NY
 

Music for Long Island
 

North Massapequa NY
 

To support run-out concerts
 

To support run-out concerts, additional
 

rehearsal time for preparation of newly
 

commissioned American works, and the use of
 

computer technology for marketing activities
 

To support a series of concerts at various
 

Southern California locations, rehearsals with
 

Maestro Giulini at the beginning of season, and
 

the Festival of Music from Los Angeles
 

To support additional rehearsal time and the
 

engagement of musicians for a "core" orchestra
 

to perform with the orchestra
 

To support the engagement of nine musicians for
 

the string section and hall rental costs
 

To support the performance of special works
 

To support chamber orchestra concerts, in-school
 

concerts by the Memphis Little Symphony, and
 

additional rehearsal time
 

To support the engagement of additional string
 

players
 

To support educational concerts, run-out
 

concerts to rural communities, the development
 

of a marketing strategy, free outdoor summer
 

concerts, drop-in rehearsals, and statewide
 

touring
 

To support community services programs, tours, a
 

summer festival, and an audience development
 

program
 

To support the continued engagement of
 

professional musicians to perform with the
 

orchestra and to provide in-school ensemble
 

programs
 

To support the orchestral fellowship program
 

To support the educational activities of
 

Orchestra da Camera
 

6,000
 

11,000 PG
 

15,000 TF
 

80,000 PG
 

235,000 TF
 

21,000 PG
 

50,000 TF
 

4,000
 

4,000
 

i3,000 PG
 

20,000 TF
 

8,000
 

64,000 PG
 

136,000 TF
 

80,000 PG
 

190,000 TF
 

5,000
 

40,000
 

45,000
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

Music for Long Island
 

North Massapequa NY
 

Music for Westchester
 

Symphony Orchestra
 

White Plains NY
 

Musical Arts Association
 

Cleveland OH
 

Nashville Symphony
 

Association
 

Nashville TN
 

National Symphony
 

Orchestra Association
 

Washington DC
 

New Hampshire Symphony
 

Manchester NH
 

New HavenSymphony
 

Orchestra
 

New Haven CT
 

New Mexico Symphony
 

Orchestra
 

Albuquerque NM
 

New Orleans Philharmonic
 

Symphony Society
 

New Orleans LA
 

North Carolina Symphony
 

Society
 

Raleigh NC
 

Oakland Symphony Orchestra
 

Association
 

Oakland CA
 

Oklahoma Symphony
 

Orchestra
 

Oklahoma City OK
 

Omaha Symphony Association
 

Omaha NE
 

To support amending grant # 04-3125-453 for
 

educational programs
 

To support additional rehearsal time
 

To support the Cleveland Orchestra’s concert
 

performances in neighboring communities,
 

educational concerts for junior and senior high
 

school students, and an early matinee series
 

To support the orchestra’s subscription series,
 

continuation of the pops series, addition of two
 

string players, and a concert performance of
 

"Porgy and Bess"
 

To support the main subsciption series
 

To support in-school concerts and a concert
 

series in Boston as part of the Boston
 

University Celebrity Series
 

To support an additional Winter Series concert,
 

engagement of additional stringplayers,
 

expansion of summer concerts, and engagement of
 

a marketing/public relations director
 

To support educational concerts, a state wide
 

touring program, and engagement of an assistant
 

conductor
 

To support in-school concerts, concerts with
 

black choruses, collaboration with the New
 

Orleans Ballet and Delta Festival Ballet, and
 

regional touring
 

To support the educational program involving the
 

full orchestra, the Little Symphony, and
 

ensembles
 

To support the educational program, run-out
 

concerts, free public concerts in the city, and
 

the expansion of orchestra services to include
 

chamber orchestra concerts and pop concerts
 

To support run-out concerts and regional touring
 

To support the Nebraska Sinfonia and the
 

engagement of an assistant manager and a
 

director of development
 

Music 325 

4,000
 

100,000 PG
 

2i5,000 TF
 

21,000 PG
 

50,000 TF
 

60,000 PG
 

135,000 TF
 

4,000
 

13,000 PG
 

26,000 ~
 

18,000 PG
 

30,000 TF
 

51,000 PG
 

110,000 TF
 

25,000 PG
 

50,000 TF
 

30,000 PG
 

30,000 TF
 

15,000 PG
 

33,000 TF
 

21,000
 

30,000 TF
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

326 Music 

Opera Orchestra of New
 

York
 

New York NY
 

Orchestra of Santa Fe
 

Santa Fe NM
 

Orchestral Association
 

Chicago IL
 

Oregon Symphony Society
 

Portland OR
 

Owensboro Symphony
 

Orchestra
 

Owensboro KY
 

Pasadena Symphony
 

Association
 

Pasadena CA
 

Philadelphia Orchestra
 

Association
 

Philadelphia PA
 

Philharmonic Society of
 

Northeastern Pennsylvania
 

Avoca PA
 

Philharmonic-Symphony
 

Society of New York
 

New York NY
 

Phoenix Symphony
 

Association
 

Phoenix AZ
 

Piedmont Chamber Orchestra
 

Winston-Salem NC
 

Pittsburgh Symphony
 

Society
 

Pittsburgh PA
 

Portland. Symphony
 

Orchestra
 

Portland
 

Queens Symphony Orchestra
 

Rego Park NY
 

To support the costs of additional rehearsal
 

time, engagement of a full-time manager, and
 

performances engaging young American artists
 

To support the engagement of a guest artist and
 

a development administrator
 

To support the Chicago Symphony Orchestra’s
 

youth educational programs and orchestra
 

rehearsals conducted by the music director
 

To support increased rehearsal time, expansion
 

of the family concert series, and the initiation
 

of the first "Marathon Concert"
 

To support expansion of the Young People’s
 

Program
 

To. support the addition of a seventh concert on
 

the subscription series
 

To support the subscription series and student
 

concerts
 

To support the engagement of an assistant
 

manager, the performance and rehearsal costs for
 

an all-American program, and for a performance
 

of a choral work
 

To support subscription concerts and summer park
 

concerts by the New York Philharmonic
 

To support run out concerts, the collaboration
 

with Ballet West, a series of concerts by the
 

chamber orchestra, and a series of concerts in
 

churches and synagogues
 

To support additional rehearsal time, engagement
 

of guest conductors, and educational programs
 

and workshops
 

To support a one-week residency at Pennsylvania
 

State University, a summer program including
 

park concerts, an~ young people’s concerts
 

To support the classical series, the chamber
 

orchestra’s concerts and run-outs, and youth
 

activities, including a youth symphony
 

To support educational concerts which include a
 

largeaudience of handicapped people
 

9,000
 

4,000
 

100,000
 

40,000 P( 

75,000 T] 

2,000
 

8,000 P( 

15,000 T1 

100,000 P( 

215,000 TI 

17,000 

100,000 P(
 

215,000 T~
 

26,000 P(
 

55,000 T~
 

12,000
 

107,500 PG
 

190,000 TF
 

15,000 PG
 

20,000 TF
 

8,000
 
 

 

 

 

Rhode Island Philharmonic
 

Providence RI
 

Richmond Symphony
 

Richmond VA
 

Rochester Civic Music
 

Rochester MN
 

Rochester Philharmonic
 

Orchestra
 

Rochester NY
 

Sacramento Symphony
 

Association
 

Sacramento CA
 

San Diego Symphony
 

Orchestra Association
 

San Diego CA
 

San Francisco Symphony
 

Association
 

San Francisco CA
 

San Jose Symphony
 

Association
 

San Jose CA
 

Santa Barbara Symphony
 

Orchestra Association
 

Santa Barbara CA
 

Santa Rosa Symphony
 

Santa Rose CA
 

Savannah Symphony Society
 

Savannah GA
 

Seattle Symphony Orchestra
 

Seattle WA
 

Shreveport Symphony
 

Shreveport LA
 

To support the educational programs throughout
 

the states of Massachusetts and Rhode Island and
 

for the series of Sunday concerts
 

To support the expansion of the Richmond
 

Sinfonia’s statewide touring program
 

To support the continued engagement of
 

administrative staff and the expansion of
 

chamber and ensemble performances
 

To support educational concerts, run-out
 

concerts, summer concerts, free public concerts,
 

and pops concerts
 

To support the performances by the Sacramento
 

Symphony Chamber Players throughout central and
 

Northern California
 

To support the school concert series, the summer
 

series, and the engagement of a music director
 

To support the Symphony Forum, an audience
 

development program, and youth concerts
 

To support the youth concerts, expansion of the
 

subscription concert series to 12 pairs of
 

concerts, expansion of run-out concerts, free
 

outdoor concerts, and small ensemble
 

performances in public places
 

To support the Sunday Matinee Series, the
 

performance of a newly commissioned work, and
 

the engagement of an assistant manager
 

To support the engagement of two string players
 

To support the youth concerts and the Saturday
 

and Sunday series
 

To support Sunday matinees featuring young
 

soloists, engagement of an associate conductor,
 

Musical Galaxy concerts for young people, an all-


Mahler festival, continuation of "University of
 

Washington Music Laboratory," and an informal
 

Wednesday evening concert series
 

To support the tour to three communities in Ark-


La-Tex, the collaboration with regional dance
 

companies, and an apprenticeship program for an
 

assistant manager and an associate conductor
 

Music 327 

13,000 PG
 

21,000 PG
 

50,000 TF
 

3,000
 

60,000 PG
 

135,000 TF
 

15,000 PG
 

20,000 TF
 

25,000 PG
 

50,000 TF
 

70,000 PG
 

200,000 TF
 

24,000 PG
 

35,000 TF
 

16,000
 

2,000
 

13,000 PG
 

25,000 TF
 

60,000 PG
 

125,000 TF
 

20,000
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

I
 

328 Music 

Sioux City Symphony
 

Orchestra Association
 

Sioux City IA 

South Bend Symphony 

Orchestra 

South Bend IN 

South Dakota Symphony
 

Sioux Falls SD
 

SpokaneSymphony Society
 

Spokane WA
 

Springfield Orchestra
 

Association
 

Springfield MA
 

Springfield Symphony
 

Orchestra
 

Springfield OH
 

St. Louis Symphony Society
 

St. Louis MO
 

St. Paul Chamber Orchestra
 

St. Paul MN
 

Symphony Society of
 

Greater Hartford
 

Hartford CT
 

Symphony Society of
 

Greensboro
 

Greensboro NC
 

Symphony Society of San
 

Antonio
 

San Antonio TX
 

Syracuse Symphony
 

Orchestra
 

Syracuse NY
 

Toledo Symphony Orchestra
 

Association
 

Toledo OH
 

Tucson Symphony Society
 

Tucson AZ
 

To support the in-school educational program
 

To support the engagement of the principal
 

players and an administrative assistant
 

To support the engagement of a woodwind quintet
 

To support the Classical Masters Series, the
 

engagement of American guest artists, and the
 

engagement of marketing staff
 

To support youth concerts, engagement of 14
 

principal players, and a free July 4th concert
 

To support performances by ensembles from the
 

orchestra in schools, factories, unions, and
 

malls
 

To support development activities, expansion of
 

the orchestra’s repertoire of American music,
 

and performances by small ensembles
 

To support the Capitol Series, the Baroque
 

Series, and the additional rehearsal time
 

necessary to prepare for the contemporary music
 

series
 

To support the Discovery Concert Series for
 

students throughout Connecticut in public and
 

private schools
 

To support the educational program involving in-


school concerts by ensembles and a full
 

orchestra concert
 

To support the engagement of American guest
 

artists and conductors, the engagement of a
 

development director, and to continue
 

participation in the Rio Grande Valley
 

International Music Festival
 

To support school concerts, family concerts, and
 

touring in central New York
 

To support run-out concerts by the ensembles
 

drawn from the orchestra and for the expansion of
 

the Young People’s Concerts
 

To support the engagement of a core orchestra,
 

the in-schooi program, the touring activities of
 

the chamber orchestra, informal outdoor
 

concerts, and pops concerts
 

4,000
 

4,000
 

4,000
 

14,000 P
 

30,000 T
 

15,000 P
 

25,000 T
 

2,000
 

90,000
 

180,000
 

45,000 P{
 

85,000 T[
 

13,500 P~ 

14,000 Ti 

4,000
 

39,000 P{
 

85,000 T~
 

36,200 PG
 

77,8OO TF
 

15,000 PG
 

30,000 TF
 

13,000 PG
 

15,000 TF
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Tulsa Philharmonic Society
 

Tulsa OK
 

Twin Cities Symphony
 

St. Joseph MI
 

Utah Symphony
 

Salt Lake City UT
 

Vermont Symphony Orchestra
 

Burlington VT
 

Virginia Orchestra Group
 

Norfolk VA
 

Wheeling Symphony Society
 

Wheeling WV
 

.Wichita Symphony Society
 

Wichita KS
 

Winston-Salem Symphony
 

Association
 

Winston-Salem NC
 

Young Men’s and Young
 

Women’s Hebrew Association
 

New York NY
 

Youngstown Symphony
 

Society
 

Youngstown OH
 

CREATIVE PROJECTS
 

Boston Symphony Orchestra
 

Boston MA
 

Detroit Symphony Orchestra
 

Detroit MI
 

To support the engagement of additional string
 

players
 

To support the engagement of a string quartet to
 

perform with the orchestra
 

To support a regional touring program and
 

honcerts in collaboration with the Utah Opera
 

Company, Ballet West, and the Utah Chorale
 

To support the engagement of a core of string
 

musicians, the engagement of an American
 

composer/conductor, and additional rehearsal
 

time
 

To support the collaboration with area college
 

choruses, the continuation of the Peninsula
 

Series, the engagement of a director of
 

development, and a director of public relations
 

To support the engagement of a string quartet to
 

perform with the orchestra and provide ensemble
 

services and for the continuation of the touring
 

program
 

To support the touring and run-oUt program in
 

Kansas, the continuation of development
 

activities, the continuation of the Soirees
 

Musicales, the engagement of a string quartet,
 

and the expansion of the Young People’s Concerts
 

To support the in-school educational program and
 

the engagement of professional musicians to
 

perform with the orchestra
 

To support increased rehearsal costs for the
 

92nd Street YM-YWHA Chamber Orchestra
 

To support collaboration with an opera company
 

and a chorus, youth concerts, engagement of
 

American guest conductors, and a free summer
 

concert
 

To support assimilating, classifying, and
 

computerizing performance information for
 

symphonic and chamber orchestra repertoire
 

To support the "Classical Roots" concert series
 

involving a living black composer, engagement of
 

a black soloist and conductor, and the
 

collaboration with a local chorus
 

Music 329 

I0,000
 

2,000
 

60,000 PG
 

130,000 TF
 

19,000
 

14,500 PG
 

13,000 TF
 

11,000 PG
 

10,000 TF
 

19,000 P~
 

40,000 TF
 

12,000
 

3,000
 

25,000
 

25,000
 

20,000
 
 

 

330 Music 

Fargo-Moorhead Symphony
 

Orchestral Association
 

Fargo ND
 

Milwaukee Symphony
 

Orchestra
 

Milwaukee
 

Orchestral Association
 

Chicago IL
 

Philharmonic Symphony
 

Society of New York
 

New York NY
 

To support a two-and-a-half day residency by an
 

established soloist to perform with the four
 

North Dakota orchestras and to lead master
 

classes and lecture demonstrations in each
 

location
 

To support a one-day festival devoted to
 

compositions of living American composers
 

To support a conductor’s workshop with the
 

Chicago Symphony Orchestra’s music director, Sir
 

Georg Solti
 

To support the development of an automatic data
 

processing system for the recording and
 

maintenance of subscriber and donor records
 

SERVICEs TO THE ORCHESTRA FIELD
 

Affiliate Artists
 

New York NY
 

Affiliate Artists
 

New York NY
 

Affiliate Artists
 

New York
 NY
 

American Symphony
 

Orchestra League
 

Vienna VA
 

American Symphony
 

Orchestra League
 

Vienna
 VA
 

Music Assistance Fund of
 

the New York Community
 

Trust
 

New York NY
 

To support the continuation of the conductor’s
 

training program, involving 12 mid-career
 

conductors and six entry-level conductors
 

To support a one-year pilot project designed to
 

advance the career of a talented American
 

conductor in the early stages of his or her
 

career
 

To support the Exxon/Arts Endowment Conductors’
 

Program for 1980-81
 

To support the continuation and expansion of the
 

training programs and the continued provision of
 

reference, research, and publication services to
 

orchestras across the country
 

To support the Orchestra Management Training
 

Fellowship Program involving eight fellows
 

selected for a 12-month training period
 

To support the music assistance fund
 

scholarships and the orchestral fellowships
 

during 1981-82
 

16,000
 

10,000
 

6,500
 

7,500
 

125,000 T
 

14,500
 

95,000 T]
 

158,420 P(
 

19,580 Tl
 

50,000
 

53,000 P(
 

3,000 T~
 

TOTAL FOR ORCHESTRA
 158 GRANTS 9,946,187
 
 

 

 

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To enable highly talented professional jazz performers to
 Jazz advance their careers. 

PERFORMERS 

Adams, George R. 5,000 Cox, Kenneth L. II 1,500 

New York NY Detroit MI 

Alexander, Roland E. 

Brooklyn NY 

2,000 Curson, Theodore 

Jersey City NJ 

2,000 

Anderson, Christopher 7,500 Curtis, Jual C. 2,000 

New York NY New York NY 

Austin, Charles L. 

Miami FL 

2,500 Dagradi, Anthony A. 

New Orleans LA 

1,000 

Barker, Thurman 

Chicago IL 

2,500 Dickerson, Walt R. 

Willow Grove PA 

1,500 

Bluiett, Hamiet A., Jr. 

New York NY 

2,500 Draper, Ray 

New York NY 

2,500 

Brooks, Roy 

Detroit MI 

5,000 El, Starlet 

Chicago IL 

2,500 

Bryant, Clora L. 

Los Angeles CA 

7,500 Ellis, Anita 

New York NY 

3,500 

Burrows, Roy K. 

Bronx NY 

1,500 Eubanks, Charles A. 

New York NY 

2,500 

Butler, Henry 1,500 Flanagan, Tommy 5,000 

New Orleans LA New York NY 

Callender, George "Red" 5,000 Ford, Richard A. 2,500 

Reseda CA New York NY 

Cherry, Don 5,000 Fournier, Vernel A. 3,000 

Long Island City. NY Brooklyn NY 

Collins, Joyce L. 2,000 Fowler, Bruce L. 2,000
 

North Hollywood CA Los Angeles CA
 
 

 

332 Music 

Griffin, John A.
 

New York
 NY
 

Grimes, Lloyd
 

New York NY
 

Harper, Arthur, Jr.
 

Philadelphia PA
 

Harper, Billy
 

New York
 NY
 

Hartman, Johnny
 

New York
 NY
 

Haynes, Roy O.
 

New York
 NY
 

Higgins, Billy
 

Los Angeles CA
 

Hillyer, Lonnie
 

New York
 NY
 

Holley, Major Q., Jr.
 

New York
 NY
 

Hopkins, Claude D.
 

Bronx
 NY
 

Hutcherson, Robert H.
 

Montara
 CA
 

Ingram, Marcella L.
 

(Pirot)
 

San Francisco CA
 

Jones, Jonathan, Jr.
 

New York
 NY
 

Jones, Joseph R.
 

Philadelphia PA
 

5,000
 

5,000
 

1,500
 

2,500
 

5,000
 

6,500
 

4,000
 

2,000
 

5,000
 

5,000
 

3,500
 

2,500
 

2,500
 

4,000
 

Jordan, Edward L.
 

New Orleans LA
 

Joyspring
 

New York NY
 

Lancaster, William Byard
 

New York DC
 

Langston, Lane K.
 

Los Angeles CA
 

Lee, Jeanne M.
 

New York NY
 

Lightsey, Kirkland
 

New York NY
 

Linn, Ray S.
 

Studio City CA
 

Maupin, Bennie
 

Altadena CA
 

McBee, Cecil L.
 

New York
 NY
 

McCall, Stephen
 

New York
 NY
 

McGee, Charles E.
 

New York
 NY
 

McIntyre, Kalaparush M.
 

Brooklyn NY
 

McLean, Rene P.
 

New York
 NY
 

Menza, Donald J.
 

North Hollywood
 CA
 

2,000
 

1,500
 

1,500
 

2,000
 

7,500
 

5,000
 

3,000
 

5,000
 

5,000
 

3,000
 

1,500
 

1,000 

7,500
 

3,000
 

Jordan, Clifford L. 3,000
 Moye, Donald F.
 10,000
 New York
 NY Chicago IL
 
Music 333 

Nelson, Louis H. 7,500 Toney, KevinK. 3,000 

New Orleans LA Oxon Hill MD 

Nicholas, George W. 3,500 Turner, Everett J. 4,000 

Washington DC Compton CA 

Payne, Cecil M. 6,000 Turre, Steve 7,500 

Brooklyn NY New York NY 

Pullen, Don G. 

New York NY 

5,000 Tyler, Kenneth M. 

New York NY 

2,000 

Redman, Dewey 

Brooklyn NY 

10,000 Velez, Juan T. 

Carolina PR 

3,000 

Rudd, Roswell H., Jr. 

Richmond ME 

1,000 Wallace, Charles A. 

San Francisco CA 

2,000 

Salomon, Lynne 

Staten Island NY 

1,000 Watkins, Mary M. 

Oakland CA 

7,500 

Sharpe, Avery 

Belchertown MA 

1,000 Williams, James E. 

Boston MA 

3,000 

Smith, Warren I. 

Hempstead NY 

2,000 Wilson, Teddy 

New York MA 

7,500 

Stewart, Robert A. 

New York NY 

1,500 Wood, Vishnu 

New York NY 

3,000 

Theus, Woodrow, II 

Los Angeles CA 

2,500 Wooding, Sam 

New York NY 

10,000 

COMPOSERS To provide highly talented jazz composers with time to 

pursue projects to advance their careers. 

Berg, Gordon C. 5,000 Brookmeyer, Robert E. 4,000 

Sun Valley CA New York NY 

Blake, John E., Jr. 3,000 Brunotte, Gary L. 4,000
 

Philadelphia PA New York NY
 

Braxton, Anthony 3,000 Bushell, Garvin P. 4,000
 

Woodstock NY Las Vegas NV
 
 

 

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Dagradi, Anthony A. 

New Orleans LA 

2,000 Lewis, Victor 

Astoria NY 

3,000 

David, Norman T. 

Boston MA 

1,000 McBee, Cecil L. 

New York NY 

2,000 

Draper, Ray 

New York NY 

4,000 McIntosh, Tom S. 

Los Angeles CA 

6,000 

Fournier, Vernel A. 

Brooklyn NY 

2,000 McIntyre, Earl 

Brooklyn NY 

2,000 

Fumo, John 

Kenosha CA 

3,000 McIntyre, Kalaparush M. 

Brooklyn NY 

2,000 

Green, Thurman A. 

Los Angeles CA 

2,500 MeKinney, Harold W. 

Detroit MI 

2,000 

Hall, A1 Jr. 

Los Angeles CA 

2,000 Mitchell, Roscoe E. 

Hollandale WI 

6,000 

Harris, Theodore E. Jr. 

Highland Park MI 

5,000 Mixon, Daniel 

New York NY 

2,000 

Henderson, Joe Ao 

San Francisco CA 

9,000 Mobley, Henry 

Philadelphia PA 

2,000 

Holman, Bill L. 

Los Angeles CA 

3,500 Redd, Sonny 

Detroit MI 

7,500 

Houston, Clint J. 

New York NY 

3,000 Riley, Herman 

Los Angeles CA 

2,000 

Jarman, Joseph 

Chicago IL 

3,000 Robinson, Janice E. 

New York NY 

2,000 

Jenoure, Theresa 

Amherst MA 

2,500 Russell, George A. 

Cambridge MA 

11,000 

Lake, Oliver E. 

New York NY 

4,000 Smith, Leo 

West Haven CT 

5,000 

Lewis, Fred J. 

Albany NY 

3,000 Stansbury, David 

New York NY 

2,000 
 

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Walton, Cedar A. 

New York NY 

5,000 Wilson, Jack, Jr. 

Culver City CA 

2,000 

Williams, Mary Lou 

New York NY 

15,000 

JAZZ STUDY/APPRENTICESHIPS To provide emerging jazz musicians with the opportunity to study with a master jazz musician. 

Armstead, Rolla W. 

Milwaukee WI 

3,000 Delerme, Asher 

Brooklyn NY 

2,000 

Avelino, Andre J. 

E1 Cerrito CA 

1,665 Eldridge, Robert A., III 

Hollis NY 

2,000 

Ballard, Donald L. 

Los Angeles CA 

1,500 Gainen, Maurice 

San Pedro CA 

2,000 

Ballard, Ronald L. 

Pasadena CA 

2,000 Gallon, Raymond L. 

New York NY 

2,500 

Bennett, Samm M. 

Boston AL 

1,700 Harrison, Donald E., Jr. 

New Orleans LA 

1,078 

Calhoun., Rastine 

Los Angeles CA 

2,000 Hart, William W. 

Teaneck NJ 

4,000 

Chandek, Neal C. 

Milwaukee WI 

2,000 Haynes, Graham B. 

Hollis NY 

644 

Clark, David W. 

Swarthmore PA 

2,500 Howard, Edward C. 

Washington DC 

3,000 

Cobham, Wayne E. 

Jamaica NY 

3,000 Love, Norman A. 

Omaha NE 

3,000 

Crawford, Gilbert E. 

Brooklyn NY 

1,000 Mantilla, Raymond 

New York NY 

2,500 

Cunneff, Philip B. 1,000 Marsalis, Wynton L. 5,000 

New Brunswick NJ New Orleans LA 

De Aguilar, Harry 1,000 Nash, Lewis D. 1,800
 

New York Phoenix AZ
 NY 
 

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O’Brien, Virginia E. 2,000 Stryker, David Mo 3,800
 

Milwaukee WI Omaha
 NE
 

Purcell, John R. 3,070 Sumi, Shizue Tonodka 3,000
 

New York NY Philadelphia PA
 

Purcell, Yvonne 3,000 Thompson, Joshua P. 2,000
 

New York NY Orange NJ
 

Rakha, Youssef A. 2,500 Uba, Mchaka 3,600
 

Bronx NY Chicago IL
 

Rucks, Mack K. 1,820 Van, Robert E. 2,000
 

Baltimore MD Brookline MA
 

Salazar, Anthony E. 1,200 Varner, Thomas L. 1,350
 

New York NY New York NY
 

Sarver, Joseph F. 2,175 Villiger, Scott R. 3,000
 Richmond VA New York NJ
 

Seaton, Lynn E.	 1,700 Walker, Hugh
 2,000
 Tulsa	 OK	 Baltimore
 MD
 

Shneider, Joshua 2,000 Washut, Robert
 

New York NY Greeley CO
 

Strait, Michael T.	 2,045  ̄ Weddington, Jay D.
 2,000
 Topeka	 New York
 NY
 

Strickland, Jean L.	 1,500 Williams, Roderic D.
 1,500
 

Upland CA	 Detroit MI
 

ORGANIZATIONS/PROGRAM ASSISTANCE
 

Artists Collective	 To support concerts and a weekly series of jazz
 10,000
 Hartford CT workshop/demonstrations for local artists led by
 

professional musicians
 

Arts Celebration	 To support fees for local and national jazz
 2,500
 Portland OR	 artists at Artquake, Oregon’s festival of the
 

arts
 

Arts Festival of Atlanta	 To support a three-day residency and performance
 5,000
 Atlanta GA	 by nationally recognized artists at Jazz Day
 

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Assn. for ~he Advancement 

of Creative Musicians 

Chicago IL 

Association for the
 

Advancement of Creative
 

Arts 

Buffalo NY 

Atlanta, City.of 

Atlanta GA 

California, University of
 

Los Angeles CA
 

Centrum Foundation
 

Port Townsend
 WA
 

Century City Educational
 

Arts Project
 

Los Angeles CA
 

Charlie Parker Memorial
 

Foundation
 

Kansas City MO
 

Chelsea Performing Arts
 

W.I .S.
 

New York NY
 

Collective Black Artists
 

New York NY
 

Committee on Jazz
 

Los Angeles CA
 

Community Renewal Team of
 

Greater Hartford
 

Hartford CT
 

Contemporary Arts Center
 

New Orleans LA
 

Creative Arts Collective
 

Detroit MI
 

Creative Music Foundation
 

Woodstock NY
 

To support educational workshops/concerts by
 

national artists and a training program
 

conducted by professional jazz artists
 

To support two professional concerts,
 

individualized instruction for young performers,
 

and group comprehension clinics
 

To support the 1981 Atlanta Free Jazz Festival
 

which includes workshops and performances by
 

Third World jazz artists
 

To support three one-week residencies by major
 

jazz groups which will conduct master classes
 

and workshops
 

To support the 1981 Port Townsend Jazz Festival
 

To support two major concerts by international
 

jazz artists, six smaller concerts, and two week-


long festivals devoted to local artists
 

To support a series of jazz concerts and big
 

band instructional programs by nationally known
 

artists
 

To support a series of weekly jazz concerts and
 

workshops
 

To support performances by the CBA Ensemble
 

directed by Slide Hampton, and the engagement of
 

guest artists to rehearse and perform with the
 

ensemble
 

To support the L.A. Jazz Awareness Program
 

To support the 1981 Hartford Jazz Festival which
 

consists of a series of free jazz concerts in
 

Bushnell Park
 

To support a "Women in Jazz" series and a miniseries for large ensembles
 

To support a concert series focusing on the
 

original works of participating composers
 

To support the studio’s Jazz Concert Series and
 

residencies by professional jazz artists
 

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15,000
 

3,000
 

12,500
 

5,000
 

6,000
 

4,000
 

6,000
 

3,000
 

12,500
 

6,500
 

6,000
 

10,500
 

6,000
 

6,500
 
 

 

 

 

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Creative Musicians 

Improvisers Forum 

New Haven CT 

District Curators 

Washington DC 

For the Love of Jazz
 

Reno
 NV
 

Get Involved Now
 

Foundation
 

Houston
 TX
 

Haleakala
 

New York
 NY
 

Hartford Jazz Society
 

Hartford
 CT
 

Henry Street Settlement
 

New York NY
 

Highlights in Jazz
 

New York
 NY
 

II-V-I Orchestra
 

Detroit
 MI
 

International Art of Jazz
 

Stony Brook NY
 

Jazz Arts Society
 

Washington DC
 

Jazz Heritage Foundation
 

Los Angeles CA
 

Jazz Institute of Chicago
 

Chicago IL
 

Jazz Research Institute
 

Detroit
 

Jazz Unlimited
 

Augusta
 GA
 

To support a series of jazz workshops for
 

students to be conducted by members of the
 

Creative Musicians Improvisors Forum
 

To support a series of jazz concerts and
 

workshops featuring national artists
 

To support a regular jazz concert series by
 

visiting professional jazz artists and a jazz
 

educational program of workshops and lectures
 

To support a series of concerts at senior
 

citizen centers and hospitals
 

To support a contemporary arts series to provide
 

a showcase for performers and composers who are
 

Jazz Program grantees
 

To support a regular jazz concert series by
 

national and international jazz artists
 

To support a program of jazz workshops and
 

concerts by professional jazz artists
 

To support a series of jazz concerts, each
 

emphasizing the contribution of a pivotal jazz
 

performer at NYU’s Loeb Student Center
 

To support 12 concerts featuring major Detroit
 

artists, six of which are free to the public
 

To support the arts education program consisting
 

of performances and workshops by the IAJ
 

ensemble in the public schools
 

To support a series of jazz concerts featuring
 

local performers
 

To support a series of jazz concerts and
 

workshops at schools throughout Los Angeles
 

To support a Red Worro Retrospective that will
 

culminate in a performance by his orchestra
 

To support the further development of the
 

Pioneer Jazz Orchestra and nightly musical
 

presentations in the Jazz Gallery
 

To support a series of jazz workshops/concerts
 

featuring local and national artists
 

5,000
 

3,000
 

3,000
 

2,000
 

6,500
 

3,000
 

10,000
 

3,000
 

4,000
 

25,000
 

3,500
 

10,000
 

2,500
 

19,500
 

2,000
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

JazZ in Arizona
 AZ
 PhoeEiX
 

jazzmobile
 

NY
 New York
 

Jonesboro Jazz Society
 

Jonesboro AR
 

Kuumbwa Jazz Society
 

Santa Cruz
 CA


Las Vegas Jazz Society
 

Las Vegas NV
 

Left Bank Jazz Society
 

Baltimore MD
 

Lenny Tristano Jazz
 

Foundation
 

Jamaica
 NY
 

Lettumplay
 

Washington DC
 

Manna House Workshop
 

New York
 NY
 

Metropolitan Arts Council
 

Omaha NE
 

Milwaukee Performing Arts
 

Center
 

Milwaukee WI
 

Mobile Jazz Festival
 

Mobile
 AL
 

Monmouth County Library
 

Freehold NJ
 

To support a jazz residency program consisting
 

of public concerts by professional artists and
 

in-school workshops and programs
 

To support Jazzmobile’s summer mobile concerts
 

and a school lecture/concert series
 

To support the three-day Arkansas Jazz Festival
 

consisting of concerts, workshops, and jam
 

sessions by local and national artists
 

To support artist and production fees for
 

monthly concerts and to support a bimonthly
 

publication
 

To support the society’s regular concert series
 

and an educational program connected with Jazz
 

Month in May 1981
 

To support a series of concerts by
 

internationally prominent artists
 

To support a monthly jazz series that will be
 

offered free to the public
 

To support a series of concerts for incarcerated
 

women at the D.C. Women’s Detention Center and
 

other local penitentiaries
 

To support a series of low-cost admission
 

concerts and lecture demonstrations by
 

professional musicians
 

To support a three-day outdoor jazz festival
 

featuring outstanding local and national jazz
 

artists
 

To support the 1981 Alewives Jazz Festival
 

To support the clinician fees for the 1981
 

Mobile Jazz Festival
 

To support a program of free jazz performances
 

and demonstrations
 

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7,850
 

40,000
 

5,000
 

4,000
 

20,000
 

10,000
 

2,000
 

O1
 

5,000
 

3,000
 

5,000
 

3,500
 

7,000
 

7,500
 

900
 Mount Vernon Brass Players
 To support a series of concerts and clinics


Baltimore MD
 

Natural Heritage Trust To support artists’ fees for workshops and 4,000 

Lewiston NY performances at Artpark’s fifth annual jazz 

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New Mexico Jazz .Workshop
 

Albuquerque NM
 

New York Shakespeare
 

Festival 

New York NY 

North Carolina Arts 

Council 

Raleigh NC 

Northeast Ohio Jazz 

Society 

Cleveland OH 

Painted Bride Art Center
 

Philadelphia PA
 

Performing Arts for
 

Community and Education
 

Miami FL
 

San Diego International
 

Film Festival
 

La Jolla CA
 

Society of Universal
 

Cultural Arts
 

New York
 NY
 

Sounds.cape
 

New York
 NY
 

Southern Arts Federation
 

Atlanta GA
 

Spokane Jazz Society
 

Spokane
 WA
 

Springfield Jazz Society
 

Springfield MA
 

Springfield, City of
 

Springfield
 MA
 

St. Louis Conservatory and
 

Schools for the Arts
 

St. Louis MO
 

SUM Concerts
 

Houston
 TX
 

To support a series of concerts by mainstream
 

and avant-garde artists
 

To support the engagement of artists to perform
 

in the New Jazz Series at the Public Theater
 

To support two statewide festivals and workshops
 

in Greensboro and Wilmington, North Carolina
 

To support a major jazz concert series and
 

publication of the society’s "Jazz Central"
 

newsletter
 

To support a series of concerts and a two-day
 

festival and workshop for local and
 

international artists
 

To support "All That Jazz," a free two-week
 

intensive showcase of jazz performers
 

To support the La Jolla Jazz Festival
 

To support the free Jazz Concert Series held in
 

parks throughout New York City
 

To support "Interpretations of Monk," a tribute
 

to Thelonius Monk
 

To support a touring program throughout the
 

Southeast by two professional jazz groups
 

To support five concerts by the Spokane Jazz
 

Society Orchestra with guest artists
 

To support a program of jazz concerts and
 

educational presentations, and to support "Jazz
 

Week"
 

To support three major citywide festivals
 

featuring local and national artists
 

To support concerts, workshops, and clinics by
 

nationally recognize4 jazz ensembles
 

To support the second annual Houston Jazz
 

Festival
 

3,00(
 

5,000
 

7,000
 

5,000
 

5,000
 

5,000
 

3,000
 

7,500
 

5,000
 

10,000
 

3,000
 

5,000
 

3,000
 

3,500
 

5,000
 
 

 

 

 

Three Rivers Arts Festival
 

Pittsburgh PA
 

Tucson Jazz Society
 AZ
 Tucson
 

Universal Jazz Coalition
 

New York NY
 

WBUR-FM
 

Boston
 MA


WCUW
 

Worcester
 MA
 

WETA
 

Washington DC
 

WPFW-FM
 

Washington DC
 

Walker Art Center
 

Minneapolis MN
 

Wichita Jazz Festival
 

Wichita KS
 

Women’s Jazz Festival
 

Kansas MO
 

To support a three-day Jazz festival featuring
 

native Pittsburgh artists
 

To support a free two-day jazz concert and
 

workshop series featuring local and nationally
 

recognized jazz artists
 

To support concerts and workshops and the costs
 

of administering the programs of service to jazz
 

artists
 

To support "Boston Live," a new program designed
 

to give local jazz talent more exposure
 

To support a jazz concert series featuring
 

leading jazz artists
 

To support a jazz concert series featuring solo
 

and/or small ensemble performances by leading
 

jazz artists
 

To support six live performances by nationally
 

known musicians
 

To support a monthly jazz series featuring local
 

and nationally recognized artists
 

To support the engagement of local and
 

nationallyknown jazz artists to participate in
 

the 1981 Wichita Jazz Festival
 

To support the 1981 Women’s Jazz Festival
 

ORGANIZATIONS/MANAGEMENT ASSISTANCE
 

Artists Collective
 

Hartford CT
 

Assn. for the Advancement
 

of Creative Musicians
 

Chicago IL
 

Century City Educational
 

Arts Project
 

Los Angeles CA
 

To support engaging a development specialist to
 

bolster membership and to institute cooperative
 

programming
 

To support the engagement of an administrator to
 

develop an effective bookkeeping system and long-


term planning strategies, and to improve
 

management
 

To support the engagement of a public relations
 

manager responsible for publicity.and audience
 

development
 

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3,500 

3,000
 

16,000
 

5,000
 

2,500
 

7,500
 

4,000
 

3,200
 

.3,500
 

15,000
 

10,000
 

15,000
 

4,100
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Chelsea Performing Arts,
 

W.I .S.
 

New York NY
 

Consortium of Jazz
 

Organizations and Artists
 

New York NY
 

Contemporary Arts Center
 

New Orleans LA
 

International Art of Jazz
 

Stony Brook NY
 

Jazzmobile
 

New York
 NY
 

Las Vegas Jazz Society
 

Las Vegas NV
 

Lettumplay
 

Washington DC
 

Universal Jazz Coalition
 

New York NY
 

WPFW-FM
 

Washington DC
 

To support the salary of an assistant manager
 

responsible for scheduling, public relations,
 

and facility management
 

To support the costs of engaging a qualified
 

management assistant to coordinate the
 

membership program
 

To support the engagement of a jazz coordinator
 

to develop a regional and national jazz resource
 

network, strengthen outreach programs, and
 

expand the center’s organizational structure
 

To continue the support of a financial planner
 

to assist in fund-raising
 

To support the engagement of a development
 

director to coordinate and expand Jazzmobile’s
 

fundraising strategies and long-range planning
 

techniques
 

To support the engagement of a production
 

officer to coordinate program development, and a
 

fiscal officer to develop fundraising techniques
 

To support the costs of engaging qualified
 

consultants to develop fundraising strategies,
 

improve bookkeeping and accounting records, and
 

advise on legal concerns
 

To support the salaries of three new part-time
 

positions
 

To support the engagement of a full-time music
 

director and consultants specializing in
 

fundraising and audience development
 

JAZZ-RELATED ACTIVITIES/SERVICES TO JAZZ
 

Clark, Merrilee J.
 

Chicago
 IL
 

Consortium of Jazz
 

Organizations and Artists
 

New York NY
 

Hinton, Milton
 

St. Albans
 NY
 

To support the recording and photographing of
 

approximately 25 principal Blues musicians in
 

the Chicago area
 

To support a national service organization which
 

provides information to the public concerning
 

jazz activity, technical assistance, the
 

gathering of statistical information, the
 

dissemination of information, a series of jam
 

session/workshops, and a weekly radio program
 

To support the restoration, identification, and
 

printing of old photographs of jazz activities
 

and artists
 

2,500
 

12,500
 

7,500
 

I0,000
 

8,000
 

15,000
 

7,500
 

7,500
 

16,000
 

3,000
 

29~000
 

5,000
 
 

 

 

 

institution Programs
 

OK
 Bartlesville
 

National Jazz Foundation
 

Washington DC
 

National Public Radio
 

Washington DC
 

Newark Public Radio
 

Newark
 NJ


Parrott, Billy
 

New York
 NY


Ridley, Larry
 

Englishtown NJ
 

Rutgers, The State
 

University of New Jersey
 

New Brunswick NJ
 

Simone, Nina
 

Washington DC
 

Twin Cities Public
 

Television
 

St. Paul
 

Western Regional
 

Federation for Jazz
 

Las Vegas
 

COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES
 

Arizona, University of
 

Tucson AZ
 

Bismarck Junior College
 

Bismarck ND
 

To support a series of workshops at four
 

Oklahoma correctional institutions
 

To support three conferences during 1981-82
 

involving historically black colleges, provide
 

technical assistance for selected jazz
 

organizations, conduct a feasibility study, and
 

administer onsite grantee evaluation activities
 

To support the "Jazz Alive!" series with four
 

specials
 

To support creation of a program entitled "The
 

Life and Music of Louis Armstrong"
 

To support the production of a documentary
 

feature film entitled "Max Roach: Behind the
 

Magic," a profile of the nationally known jazz
 

drummer
 

To support administrative assistance in the
 

performance of his duties as national
 

coordinator for the music/jazz component of the
 

Artists in Education Program
 

To support the Jazz Oral Histories P~oject of
 

the Institute of Jazz Studies
 

To support the recostruction of Madame Simone’s
 

own musique for philharmonic orchestra, piano,
 

and voice
 

To support the production of a 60-minute film
 

entitled"McCoy Tyner"
 

To support the development of touring specifics
 

and planning for the future
 

To support a series of concerts, master classes,
 

workshops, and lecture/demonstratlons by jazz
 

artists during Arizona Jazz Week
 

To support a week-long jazz festival
 

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5,000
 

126,000
 

12,500
 

5,000
 

5,000
 

15,000
 

80,0000
 

5,000
 

4,000
 

7,500
 

3,000
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Brown University
 

Providence
 RI
 

Dartmouth College
 

Hanover
 

Drake University
 

Des Moines
 IA
 

Governors State University
 

Park Forest South IL
 

Howard University"
 

Washington
 DC
 

Long Beach Community
 

College District
 

Long Beach
 CA
 

Nora Blatch Educational
 

Communications Foundation
 

New Orleans LA
 

Pittsburgh, University of
 

Pittsburgh PA
 

Rutgers, The State
 

University of New Jersey
 

New Brunswick NJ
 

South Florida, University
 

of
 

Tampa FL
 

Virginia Commonwealth
 

University
 

Richmond VA
 

TOTAL FOR JAZZ
 

Solo rtists A

PRESENTERS
 

Affiliated State Arts
 

Agencies of Upper Midwest
 

Minneapolis MN
 

To enable Rites and Reason to present four
 

lectures/workshops/concerts focusing on the


evolution of Afro-American music in the jazz
 

tradition
 

To support the tenth season of the John Coltrane
 

Memorial World Music Series
 

To support a three-day jazz symposium of
 

clinics, workshops, concerts, and jam sessions
 

by five professional musicians
 

To support three one-week artist-in-residence
 

programs
 

To support a series of concerts, workshops,
 

lectures, clinics, and audio-video taping of
 

nationally known jazz artists
 

To support a visiting artist program which will
 

include short-term clinics and public concerts
 

by nine jazz artists of national repute
 

To suport a series of weekly radio broadcasts by
 

WWNO featuring live remote airing of jazz
 

concerts and interviews with.jazz artists
 

To support the 11th annual "Seminar on Jazz"
 

featuring nationally acclaimed jazz artists and
 

local talept in lecture-demonstrations and
 

concerts
 

To support the mini-residency jazz program at
 

Livingston College
 

To support the extended Jazz Residency Program
 

3,500
 

3,500
 

2,000
 

4,000
 

3,000
 

3,000
 

3,500
 

5,000
 

4,000
 

of four jazz ensembles in four half-day 

residencies 

5,000 

To support an annual one-week Classical Jazz 

Festival 7,000 

273 GRANTS
 1,493,537
 

To support fees for the presentation of solo
 

recitalists 1,300
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Ambassador International
 

Cultural Foundation
 

Pasadena CA
 

Artist Series at the Pabst
 

Milwaukee WI
 

Associated Students of San
 

Diego State
 

San Diego CA
 

Boston University
 

Celebrity Series
 

Boston
 

California Institute of
 

Technology
 

Pasadena CA
 

Candlelight Concert
 

Society
 

Columbia
 MD
 

Civic Morning Musicals
 

Syracuse NY
 

Community Series
 

Sherman
 TX
 

Community Services
 

Brooklyn NY
 

County College of Morris
 

Randolph NJ
 

Duke University
 

Durham NC
 

Dumbarton Avenue Recital
 

Series
 

Washington DC
 

E1 Museo del Barrio
 

New York NY
 

Emelin Theater for the
 

Performing Arts
 

Mamaroneck NY
 

To support fees for recitalists to be presented
 

on the New. Concert Artist Series
 

To support fees for at least two.recitalists to
 

be presented during the 1981-82 season
 

To support fees for four recitalists to be
 

presented during the 1981-82 season
 

To support the fee for presentation of a solo
 

recitalist during the 1981-82 season
 

To support fees for two recitalists during the
 

1981-82 season
 

To support artist fees for the presentation of
 

six recitalists during the 1981-82 season
 

To support fees for six recitalists to be
 

presented during the 1981-82 season
 

To support artist fees for recitals and master
 

classes by two soloists during the 1981-82
 

season
 

To Support fees for the presentation of three
 

recitalists during the 1981-82 season
 

To support fees for the presentation of two
 

recitalists during the 1981-82 season
 

To support a residency by a solo recitalist
 

during the 1981-82 season
 

To support artist fees for the presentation of
 

recitalists during the 1981-82 season
 

To support fees for solo recitalists during the
 

~Spring1982 season
 

To support fees for the presentation of three
 

solo recitalists during the 1981-82 season
 

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1,950
 

1,700
 

1,700
 

1,300
 

1,500
 

1,700
 

1,550
 

1,000
 

1,000
 

1,550
 

1,500
 

1,000
 

1,300
 

1,150
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Fresno Free College
 To support fees for four recitalists to be
 Foundation
 presented on the 1981-82 Keyboard Concerts
 Fresno 	 CA
 Series
 

Friends of the Brattleboro
 To support fees for four recitalists to be
 Music Center
 presented on the Chamber Concert Series in 1981­ Brattleboro VT
 82
 

Haleakala
 To support fees for four lecture-dem6nstrations
 New York
 NY	 and four recitals of contemporary music during
 

the 1981-82 season at The Kitchen Center for
 

Illinois, Board of
 

Trusteesof the University
 

of 

Urbana IL 

Iowa, University of 

Iowa. City IA 

Kansas State University
 

Manhattan KS
 

Key Biscayne Music
 

Festival
 

Key Biscayne
 FL
 

Kutztown State College
 

Kutztown PA
 

Loyola Marymount
 

University
 

Los Angeles
 CA
 

LPL Plus APL
 

Lewiston
 

Massachusetts, University
 

of
 

Amherst MA
 

Mid-America Arts Alliance
 

Kansas City MO
 

Midland-Odessa Symphony
 

and Chorale
 

Midland TX
 

Millikin University
 

Decatur
 IL
 

Video, Music, and Dance
 

To support artist fees for five recitalists to
 

be presented on the 1981-82 Showcase Series of
 

the Krannert Center for the Performing Arts
 

To support fees for four solo recitalists to be
 

presented during the 1981-82 season
 

To support fees for the presentation of a solo
 

recitalist during the 1981-82 season
 

To support fees for the presentation of four
 

recitalists during the 1981-82 season
 

To support fees for residencies by four
 

recitalists to be presented during the 1981-82
 

season
 

To support fees for recitals by five soloists
 

during the 1981-82 season
 

To support performance fees for a local recital
 

tour by a soloist during the 1981-82 season
 

To support artist fees for five solo recitalists
 

to be presented during the 1981-82 season
 

To support fees for regional tours for solo
 

recitalists and duos during the 1981-82 season
 

To support fees for a regional recital tour by
 

an instrumental duo during the 1981-82 season
 

To support artist fees for the presentation of a
 

solo recitalist during the 1981"82 season
 

1,500
 

1,950
 

3,000
 

1,650
 

2,100
 

1,650
 

1,000
 

1,000
 

1,750
 

1,600
 

1,500
 

2,500
 

1,850 

1,750
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Nebraska, University of
 

Lincoln NE
 

New York, Research Fdn. of
 

the State University of
 

Albany NY
 

North Carolina, University
 

of
 

Greensboro NC
 

Presbyterian College
 

SC
 Clinton
 

Quad Cities Arts Council
 

Rock Island IL
 

Real Art Ways
 

Hartford
 CT


Rochester, University of
 

Rochester NY
 

Southern California,
 

School of Music, Univ. of
 

Los Angeles CA
 

Southern Mississippi,
 

University of
 

Hattiesburg MS
 

Spelman College
 

Atlanta
 GA


Talladega College
 

Talladega AL
 

Texas, University of
 

Austin TX
 

University Community
 

Concerts
 

College Park MD
 

Valparaiso University
 

Valparaiso IN
 

Virginia Intermont College
 

Bristol VA
 

To support fees for a solo recitalist to be
 

presented on the 1981-82 Guest Artist Series
 

To support fees for recitals and residencies by
 

a soloist during SUNY/Buffalo’s 1981-82 season
 

To support fees for five solo recitalists to be
 

presented on the 1981-82 University
 

Concert/Lecture Series
 

To support artists’ fees for seven keyboard
 

recitals to be presented during the 1981-82
 

season
 

To support artist fees for residencies and
 

recitals by four soloists on the 1981-82
 

Visiting Artists Series
 

To support artists’ fees for a regional touring
 

program featuring recitals of contemporary music
 

by seven soloists
 

To support fees for four solo recitalists to be
 

presented on the 1981-82 Kilbourn Concert Series
 

of the Eastman School of Music
 

To support fees for 13 performances and two
 

residencies by recitalists during the 1981-82
 

season
 

To support fees for recitalists to participate
 

in a brass workshop/recital series
 

To support fees for the presentation of three
 

solo recitalists during the 1981-82 season
 

To support fees for the presentation of three
 

solo recitalists during the 1981-82 season
 

To support fees for three solo recitalists to be
 

presented during the 1981-82 season
 

To support artist fees for the presentation of
 

two recitalists on the 1981-82 "New Artist
 

Series"
 

To support fees for the presentation of three
 

recitalists during the 1981-82 season
 

To support fees for the presentation of six
 

recitalists on the 1981-82 Keyboard Artist
 

Series
 

Music 347 

1,800
 

2,300
 

1,050
 

2,100
 

3,350
 

2,150
 

1,950
 

3,050
 

2,000
 

1,950
 

1,800
 

2,150
 

1,600
 

2,100
 

1,700
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

348 Music 

Washington Performing Arts
 

Society
 

Washington DC
 

Washington University
 

St. Louis MO
 

Western Illinois
 

University
 

Macomb
 IL
 

Wisconsin, University of
 

Eau Claire WI
 

Wisconsin, University of
 

Stevens Point WI
 

Xavier University
 

Cincinnati
 OH
 

Yale University
 

New Haven
 CT
 

Young Men’s and Young
 

Women’s Hebrew Association
 

New York NY
 

INDIVIDUALS
 

Bates, Leon Edward
 

Philadelphia
 PA
 

Black, Robert
 

New York
 NY
 

Blumenthal, Daniel H.
 

New York NY
 

Bruce, F. Neely
 

Middletown
 

Chappell, R. Jeffrey
 

Baltimore MD
 

Charleston, Elsa
 

Chicago
 IL
 

To support fees for nine solo recitalists to be
 

presented during the 1981-82 season
 

To support fees for five recitalists to be
 

presented on the 1981-82 Music at Edison Series
 

To support fees for two recitalists to be
 

presented during the 1981-82 season
 

To support fees for performances and residencies
 

by recitalists during the 1981-82 season
 

To support the presentation of a recitalist
 

during the 1981-82 season
 

To support fees for recitals and residencies by
 

two pianists during the 1981-82 season
 

To support fees for solo and duo recitals to be
 

presented during the 1981-82 season
 

To support performance fees for twelve
 

recitalists on the "bonus concert,, series
 

To support preparing and presenting recitals,
 

and to prepare a demonstration recording for
 

promotional use
 

To support a series of recital tours,
 

culminating in a recital at the Abraham Goodman
 

House in New York
 

To support three programs of American piano
 

music
 

To support a series of recitals featuring
 

American Piano music
 

To support a series of recitals of American
 

piano repertoire
 

To support a series of recitals featuring a new
 

work for soprano and piano by Ralph Shapey
 

5,500
 

2,050
 

1,150 

2,050
 

1,050
 

2,700
 

I~250
 

2,100
 

8,000
 

4,000
 

4,000
 

4,000
 

2,000 

4,000
 
 

Collup, Donald
 

TX
 Fort Worth
 

Delphin, Wilfred J.
 

Charleston
 SC
 

Deveau, David
 

Dedham
 

Feinberg, Alan
 

New York
 NY
 

Fennimore, Arthur
 

Swarthmore PA
 

Glickman, Sylvia
 

Wynnewood PA
 

Heafner, Carolyn
 

New York NY
 

Karasik, Gita
 

Washington DC
 

Kubura, Joseph
 

Staten Island NY
 

Lieber, Edvard
 

Centerport
 

Lorango, Thomas V.
 

Philadelphia PA
 

Lytle, Cecil
 

San Diego CA
 

Martha Baird Rockefeller
 

Fund for Music
 

New York NY
 

Orias, Lydia
 

New York NY
 

To support recitals, pay accompanist fees, and
 

to cover the costs of coaching
 

To support the preparation of new repertoire for
 

a duo-recital with partner Edwin Romain in New
 

York City
 

To support a recital in New York City, featuring
 

works by Schumann, Liszt, and a contemporary
 

American composer
 

To support a recital tour and to tape new
 

American works for radio broadcast
 

To support a professional-quality demonstration
 

recording for promotional purposes
 

To support a recital of the virtuoso piano works
 

of Mrs. H.H.A. Beach
 

To support a recital of American songs based on
 

the verse of Adelaide Crapsey and Edna St.
 

Vincent Millay, and to prepare music by American
 

women for presentation in recital
 

To support coaching, auditioning, making a
 

master quality demonstration tape, and obtaining
 

managerial and promotional assistance
 

To support a recital emphasizing new American
 

music, including the "Music of Changes" of John
 

Cage
 

To support the development of recital programs
 

combining original compositions with the
 

traditional repertoire
 

To support costs of preparing and presenting
 

recitals, preparing demonstration recordings,
 

traveling to discuss work with managers and
 

media representatives, and printing and
 

distributing promotional materials
 

To support a recital at Alice Tully Hall, New
 

York City, featuring music by American composers
 

an more traditional repertoire
 

To support a cooperative agreement for
 

administering in-person auditions for selected
 

individual applicants
 

To support a recital at Alice Tully Hall, New
 

York City, featuring a new work by the American
 

composer Robert Kyr
 

Music 349 

6,400
 

2,000
 

3,200
 

4,000
 

2,800
 

4,000
 

2,000
 

4,000
 

4,200
 

4,000
 

4,000
 

4,000
 

15,000
 

6;000 
 

 

 

 

 

 

350 Music 

Patenaude-Yarnell, Joan


New York NY
 

Paul, Pamela Mia
 

Clayton
 

Romain, Edwin p.
 

Charleston
 SC
 

Rose, Jerome
 

Maumee
 

Small, Haskell
 

Washington
 DC
 

Sylvan, Sanford
 

Syosset
 NY
 

Vinograde, Peter
 

New York
 NY
 

Walsh, Diane
 

New York
 NY
 

To support research in American song and to
 

prepare and perform thematic programs drawn
 

primarily from American song literature
 

To support videotapes for promotional use
 

To support the preparation of repertoire for a
 

duo-recital with partner Wilfred Delphin in New
 

York City
 

To support recitals and lecture-recitals
 

featuring 19th-century American piano music with
 

emphasis on works by American disciples of Franz
 

Liszt
 

To support a recital at Alice Tully Hall, New
 

York City, featuring works of contemporary
 

American composers
 

To support three new recital programs
 

To support coaching and preparation of recitals
 

featuring works of Bach coupled with major
 

American works, and to make demonstration
 

recordings
 

To support a recital at Alice Tully Hall New
 

York City ,
 

CAREER DEVELOPMENT ORGANIZATIONS
 

Affiliate Artists
 

New York
 NY
 

Affiliate Artists
 

New York
 NY
 

American Harp Society
 

San Francisco CA
 

Concert Artists Guild
 

New York NY
 

Pro Musicis Foundation
 

New York NY
 

Young Concert Artists
 

New York NY
 

To support artists, fees for the recital portion
 

of the Xerox/Affiliate Artists Pianists Program
 

To support the program of performing artist
 

residencies
 

To support artists, fees for harp recitals
 

sponsored by the society,s chapters throughout
 

the United States
 

To support fees for recitalists sponsored by the
 

To support fees for recitalists sponsored by the
 

foundation
 

To support the organization,s services to
 

recitalists
 

4,000
 

4,000
 

2,000
 

8,000
 

2,400
 

7,200
 

8,000
 

2,400
 

23,500
 

125,000 TF
 

2,400
 

20,000
 

6,750
 

37,000
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Young Concert Artists
 

NY
 New York
 

TOTAL FOR SOLO ARTISTS
 

Music Festivals 

Alaska Festival of Music
 

Anchorage AK
 

Assn. of Professional
 

Vocal Ensembles
 

Philadelphia PA
 

Baldwin-Wallace College
 

Bach Festival
 

Berea OH
 

Boston Symphony Orchestra
 

Boston MA
 

Bowdoin College
 

Brunswick
 ME


Cabrillo Guild of Music
 

Aptos CA
 

California Institute of
 

the Arts
 

Valencia CA
 

California Institute of
 

the Arts
 

Valencia CA
 

Carmel Bach Festival
 

Carmel
 CA
 

Castle Hill Foundation
 

Ipswich MA
 

Chautauqua Institution
 

Chautauqua NY
 

To support management services provided to
 

outstanding young concert artists, and a New
 

York City recital series
 

87 GRANTS
 

To support the 26th annual Alaska Festival of
 

Music in Anchorage
 

To support costs of the National Choral Festival
 

to be held in Washington, DC
 

To support the 49th annual Bach Festival
 

To support the 47th season of the Berkshire
 

Festival at Tanglewood in Summer.1981 ’o
 

To support the Bowdoin College Music Festival in
 

Summer 1981
 

To support the Cabrillo Music Festival in Summer
 

1981
 

To support the Contemporary Music Festival 1981
 

To support the Contemporary Music Festival in
 

March 1982
 

To support the establishment of a development
 

office for the festival
 

To support the Castle Hill Festival
 

To support the 1981 festival series
 

Music 351 

35,000
 

474,150
 

8,400
 

50,000
 

2,100
 

42,900 TF
 

3,700
 

4,700
 

10,000
 

2,500
 

3,400
 

2,300
 

2,300
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

352 Music 

Colorado Music Festival
 

Boulder CO
 

Eastern Music Festival
 

Greensboro NC
 

Grand Teton Music Festival
 

Teton Village WY
 

Gregg Smith Singers
 

New York NY
 

Inter-American Music and
 

Arts Festival Foundation
 

Silver Spring MD
 

Lincoln Center for the
 

Performing Arts
 

New York NY
 

Los Angeles Philharmonic
 

Association
 

Los Angeles CA
 

Monadnock Music
 

Peterborough
 

Mozart on the Square
 

Philadelphia
 PA
 

Music Associates of Aspen
 

Aspen CO
 

Music From Bear Valley
 

Bear Valley CA
 

Musica Sacra
 

New York
 NY
 

Musical Arts Association
 

Cuyahoga Falls OH
 

New Hampshire Music
 

Festival
 

Center Harbor NH
 

To support the 1981 Colorado Music Festival 

5,000 

To support the Visiting Artist-in-Residence 

Program, to increase the professional staff and 

salaries of faculty members, and to include more 

American conductors and soloHsts at the 1981 

festival 

14,400 

To support chamber music concerts, new music 

concerts, and audience development activities 

for the Summer 1981 festival 

17,000 

To support the Adirondack Festival of American 

Music in July and August 1981 7,800 

To support the 12th Inter-American Music 

Festivalduring 1981 in Washington, DC 25,000 

To support the Mostly Mozart Festival in Summer 

1981 25,000 

To support the 1981 season of the Hollywood Bowl 

Summer Festival 22,300 TF 

To support the 16th year of Monadnock Music’s 

summer festival 5,100 

To support the 1981 Mozart on the Square 

Festival 1,500 

To support the 1981 Aspen Music Festival 

39,600 TF 

To support the annual three-week music festival 

in Bear Valley 2,200 

To support the Basically Bach Festival in Summer 

1981 20,800 

To support the Blossom Music Center in Summer 

1981 39,900 TF 

To support the New Hampshire Music Festival 

1,400 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Ojai Festivals
 

CA
 0Jai
 

Robin Hood Dell Concerts
 

Philadelphia PA
 

Rochester Philharmonic
 

Orchestra
 

Rochester NY
 

San Francisco Symphony
 

San Francisco CA
 

San Luis Obispo Mozart
 

Festival Association
 

San Luis Obispo CA
 

Seminar Committee Moravlan
 

Church in America Music
 

Fest.
 

Madison WI
 

Sunriver Music Festival
 

Sunriver OR
 

Universal Jazz Coalition
 

New York NY
 

Vermont Mozart Festival
 

Burlington VT
 

Victoria Bach Festival
 

Association
 

Victoria TX
 

TOTAL FOR MUSIC FESTIVALS
 

Music Recording 

American Composers
 

Concerts
 

New York
 NY
 

Avant-Garde Music Festival
 

New York NY
 

To support the 19810jai Festival
 

To support the Summer 1981 season at Mann Music
 

Center
 

To support the orchestra in collaboration with
 

the Eastman School of Music of the University of
 

Rochester to present an American Music Festival
 

during the 1981-82 season
 

To support the 1981 Beethoven Festival in June
 

and July
 

To support the Mozart Festival in 1981
 

To support the 14th Moravian Music Festival and
 

Seminar in June 1981
 

To support the 1981Sunriver Music Festival
 

To support the New York Women’s Jazz Festival
 

To support the summer activities of the Vermont
 

Mozart Festival
 

To support the 1981 Victoria Bach Festival
 

35 GRANTS
 

To support the recording of works by Chester
 

Biscardi and Tobias Picker as performed by the
 

American Composers Orchestra on the CRI label
 

To support the recording of "Windows" by Jacob
 

Druckman, performed by the Orchestra of the 20th
 

Century on the CRI label
 

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4,500
 

24,600
 

4,900
 

14,400
 

1,000
 

1,600
 

1,900
 

9,800
 

2,000
 

1,000
 

425,000
 

4,000
 

4,000
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

354 Music 

Boston Musica Viva 

Boston To support the recording of "Serenata and 

Bittere Nusse" by John Huggler, "Quaternion" by 

John Thow, and "For the Night to Wear" by Donald 

Harris 

3,00( 

Brooklyn Philharmonia
 

Brooklyn
 NY
 

Collage
 

Boston
 

Composers Recordings
 

New York NY
 

Conimicut Foundation
 

Berkeley
 CA
 

Consortium Recordings
 

Los Angeles
 CA
 

CP2 Recordings, Musical
 

Observations
 

New York NY
 

Da Capo Chamber Players
 

New York NY
 

Dale Warland Singers
 

St. Paul MN
 

Gregg Smith Singers
 

New York NY
 

Group for Contemporary
 

Music
 

New York NY
 

Jazz Composer,s Orchestra
 

Association
 

New York NY
 

Leonarda Productions
 

New York NY
 

To support the recording of "At the Tomb of
 

Charles Ives" by Lou Harrison and "Celebration,,
 

by Vladimir Ussachevsky
 

To support the recording of "Capriccio,, by John
 

Heiss, "Sound Dreams’, by Irwin Bazedon, and
 

"Chamber Music" by Leonard Rosenman
 

To provide support for the second stage of. a
 

direct marketing program and the recording of
 

several contemporaryworks
 

To support the recording of "The Ship of Death"
 

by Peter Dickson Lopez as performed by the Arch
 

Ensemble
 

To provide support for the recording of works by
 

Robert Wuczynski
 

To support the recording of "Five Stanzas for
 

String Orchestra,, and "Epic Poem" by Dane
 

Rudhyrar
 

To support the recording of works by Arthur
 

Berger, Mirian Gideon, Louise Talma, Henry
 

Cowell, and Aaron Copland on the New World
 

Records Label
 

To support the recording of Christmas choral
 

literature by Daniel Pinkham
 

To support the recording of "Emblems,,,
 

"Tarantella,,, "Heart Not So Heavy,".and "To
 

Music" by Elliott Carter; and the recording of
 

"Naughty Marietta,, by Victor Herbert
 

To support the recording of works by Harvey
 

Sollberger, Charles Wuorinen, Nicolas Roussakis,
 

and Stefan Wolpe as performed by members of the
 

Group for Contemporary Music 0n the CRI label
 

To support promotion projects of the New Music
 

Distribution Service
 

To support the recording of works by Rebecca
 

Clarke
 

7,000
 

5,000
 

20,000
 

3,500
 

3,000
 

3,500
 

3,000
 

7,500
 

4,000
 

6,000
 

20,000
 

400 
 

 

 

 

Long Island Chamber
 

Ensemble
 

Huntington Station NY
 

Louisville Orchestra
 

Louisville
 

Mendelssohn Club of 

philadelphia 

philadelphia PA 

New Music Consort 

New York NY 

New York Philomusica
 

New York
 NY
 

Owl Recordings
 

Boulder CO
 

Parnassus 

New York NY
 

Performers Committee
 

New York NY
 

Recorded Anthology of
 

American Music
 

New York NY
 

Rochester Philharmonic
 

Orchestra
 

Rochester NY
 

San Francisco Contemporary
 

Music Players
 

San Francisco CA
 

Speculum Musicae
 

New York NY
 

St. Louis Symphony Society
 

Society
 

St. Louis MO
 

Universal Jazz Coalition
 

New York NY
 

To support the recording of "Concerto for
 

Clarinet and Chamber Orchestra" by Walter Piston
 

and "Divertimento for Strings" by Karel Husa
 

To support for recording, compositions by Duke
 

Ellington and Roger Sessions on the First
 

Edition Records label
 

To Support recordings by Vincent Persichetti and
 

Ulysses Kay on the New World Records label
 

To support recording of music by John Cage,
 

Henry Cowell, Lou Harrison, and Ruth Crawford
 

Seeger on the New World Records label
 

To support recordings by Alvin Brehm and Myer
 

Kupferman on the Grenadilla Records label
 

To support recordings by Charles Eakin, Cecil
 

Effinger, Joseph Kasinskas, and Richard Toensing
 

To support recordings of works by Milton Babbit,
 

George Edwards, Anthony Korf, Dennis Riley,
 

Maurice Wright, Donald Martino, and Stephen
 

Wolpe as performed by Parnassus on the,.CRI label
 

To support the recording of music by Stefan
 

Wolpe as performed by Continuum
 

To support the recording of late 19th-century
 

American popular music and the collected piano
 

works of Charles Tomlinson Griffes on the New
 

World Records label
 

To support for the recording of "Concerto for
 

Flute and.Orchestra" by Samuel Adler
 

To support the recording of works by Richard
 

Felciano, George Rochberg, Charles Boone, and
 

Wayne Peterson
 

To support recordings of works by Elliott Carter
 

and by Charles Wuorinen on the CRI Records label
 

To support the recording of "In Memory of a
 

Summer Day" by David del Tredici
 

To support the recording of American standards
 

as performed by Willene Barton, tenor
 

saxophonist
 

Music 355 

4,000
 

20,000
 

9,000
 

4,000
 

3,000
 

1,500
 

3,000
 

5,000
 

20,000
 

3,500
 

5,500
 

3,500
 

10,000
 

1,500
 
 

 

 

 

 

356 Music 

Women’s Interart Center
 

New York NY
 

TOTAL FOR MUSIC RECORDING
 

Services to the 

Art of Music 

American Symphony
 

Orchestra Leaque
 

Vienna
 VA
 

Guggenheim Concert Band
 

New York NY
 

Meet the Composer
 

New York
 NY
 

New York, Regents of the
 

State University of
 

Binghamton NY
 

Theatre Development Fund
 

New York NY
 

To support the recording of works by Sara
 

Aderholt and Ruth Schonthal to be performed by
 

the Crescent Quartet
 

30 GRANTS
 

To support administering the scheduling of on-


site evaluations of symphonyand chamber
 

orchestras and other music organizations
 

To support the 1981 season of free outdoor
 

summer concerts
 

To support performances, workshops, lecture-


demonstrations, and residencies by composers
 

during 1981-82
 

To provide an outstanding arts administrator
 

with the opportunity to serve temporarily in the
 

Endowment’s Music Program under the
 

Intergovernmental Personnel Act from October
 

1980 through January 1982; included also are
 

funds for travel
 

To support the music voucher program
 

TOTAL FOR SERVICES TO THE ART OF MUSIC
 

Interdisciplinary
 

Affiliate Artists 

New York NY 

Music Project for 

Television 

New York NY 

New York Public 

Library/Astor Lenox Tilden
 

New York NY
 

5 GRANTS
 

To support artists’ fees for the Community
 

Artists Residency Training Program
 

To support documentation of the Bach Aria
 

Festival and Institute at Stonybrook
 

To support staff positions in order to provide
 

access to materials in the Music Division of the
 

Performing Arts Research Center of the library
 

1,5C 

188,90 

22,50
 

17,50,
 

65,00{
 

89,71~
 

25,000
 

219,712
 

15,600
 

25,000
 

5,000
 
Music 357 

wGBH Educational To support the seventh season of "Evening at 50,000 

Foundation SYmphony" during the 100th year of the Boston 

Boston Symphony Orchestra 

TOTAL FOR INTERDISCIPLINARY 4 GRANTS 95,600 

TOTAL FOR MUSIC PROGRAM 1127 GRANTS 16,183,266 

TF--treasury funds; PG--program funds 
358 Opera.Musical Theater 

GALA CONCERT 

December 12, 1981 
359 

Opera-Musical Theater
 

The Opera-Musical Theater Program assists all Grants support professional opera-musical theforms of music theater involving voice--from ater producing organizations; the creation, develexperimental musical theater to operetta, from opment, rehearsal, and production of new Amerethical musical theater to classical musical com- ican works; regional touring; special projects; 

edy, from grand opera to still-developing forms. national service organizations: and projects by 

individual producers. 

Opera-Musical Theater 

Advisory Panels 

Edward Alley
 

Arts administrator
 

New York, NY
 

H. Wesley Balk
 

Stage director,
 

educator
 

Minneapolis, MN
 

Michael Bronson
 

Television producer,
 

business administrator
 

New York, NY
 

Hazel Bryant
 

Theater producer,
 

performer
 

New York, NY
 

Patricia Collins
 

Lighting designer
 

Hamden, CT
 

Nash Cox
 

State arts agency
 

director
 

Frankfort, KY
 

Robert Darling
 

Stage designer,
 

director
 

Denver, CO
 

Pablo Elvira
 

Opera singer
 

Bozeman, MT
 

Joan Harris
 

Arts administrator
 

Chicago, IL
 

Robert Herman
 

Opera company general
 

manager
 

Miami, FL
 

Robert Holton
 

Publisher
 

New York, NY
 

Irene Gubrud
 

Opera singer
 

New York, NY
 

C. Bernard Jackson
 

Arts administrator,
 

professor
 

New York, NY
 

JoSn Kander
 

Composer, conductor,
 

arranger
 

New York, NY
 

Rhoda Levine
 

Stage director,
 

choreographer
 

New York, NY
 

Frank Lewin
 

Composer, professor
 

of music
 

Princeton, NJ
 

Mike Malone
 

Stage director,
 

choreographer
 

Cleveland, OH
 

Richard Maltby
 

Composer
 

New York, NY
 

Frank McGlinn
 

Music historian
 

Philadelphia, PA
 
 

 

 

 

 

360 Opera-Musical Theater 

Thea Musgrave
 

Composer, lyricist,
 

conductor
 

Norfolk, VA
 

Michael Price
 

Musical-theater
 

producer
 

East Haddam, CT
 

Ed Purrington
 

Opera company
 

general director
 

Tulsa, OK
 

Jane Remer
 

Arts consultant,
 

author
 

New York, NY
 

Maurice Sendak
 

Writer, illustrator,
 

librettist
 

Ridgefield, CT
 

Beverly Sills
 

Opera singer, opera
 

company general
 

manager
 

New York, NY
 

Calvin Simmons
 

Conductor, music
 

director
 

Oakland, CA
 

Alexis Smith
 

Actress
 

New York, NY
 

Stephen Sondheim
 

Composer, lyricist
 

New York, NY
 

Edward Weston
 

Union executive
 

Los Angeles, CA
 

Carmen Zapata
 

Actress, singer
 

Los Angeles, CA
 

Opera-Musical Theater Grants
 

Professional 

Companies 

Anchorage Civic Opera
 

Association
 

Anchorage AK
 

Arizona Opera Company
 

Tucson AZ
 

Arkansas Opera Theatre
 

Little Rock AR
 

Asolo Opera Guild
 

Sarasota
 FL
 

Atlanta Civic Opera
 

Association
 

Atlanta GA
 

Augusta Opera Association
 

Augusta GA
 

Baltimore Opera Company
 

Baltimore
 

To support the engagement of professional
 

artists, including young American singers
 

To support the 1981-82 season of productions,
 

including the engagement of administrative,
 

artistic, and technical personnel
 

To support the engagement of a guest set
 

designer for the 1981-82 season productions, and
 

for administrative and technical expenses
 

To support the 1982 season of opera and musical
 

theater productions
 

To support additional rehearsal time and the
 

engagement of a guest conductor and additional
 

string players for the orchestra
 

To support the engagement of a resident ensemble
 

of singers, a conductor/coach, and a stage
 

director for the 1981-82 season
 

To support the strengthening of the company,s
 

administration, opera education, and production
 

departments, including activities of Eastern


Opera Theater
 

10,000
 

6,000
 

3,000
 

3,000
 

7,500
 

7,500
 

26,000 PG
 

50,000 TF
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Opera-Musical Theater 361 

Birmingham Civic Opera
 

Association 

Birmingham AL 

Bronx Opera Company 

Bronx NY 

Center Theatre Group of
 

Los Angeles
 

Los Angeles CA
 

Central City Opera House
 

Association
 

Denver CO
 

Central City Opera House
 

Association
 

Denver CO
 

Central Florida Cultural
 

Endeavors
 

Daytona Beach FL
 

Chattanooga Opera
 

Association
 

Chattanooga - TN
 

Chicago Opera Theater
 

Chicago IL
 

Chicago Opera Theater
 

Chicago IL
 

Cincinnati Opera
 

Association
 

Cincinnati OH
 

Cincinnati Playhouse
 

Cincinnnati
 

Civic Light Opera Assn.
 

of Greater Pittsburgh
 

Pittsburgh PA
 

Civic Opera of the Palm
 

Beaches
 

Palm Beach FL
 

Colorado Opera Festival
 

Colorado Springs CO
 

To support the engagement of administrative and
 

artistic personnel, including guest artists,
 

conductors, and technicians
 

To support the 1981-82 season of productions in
 

English
 

To support the 1981-82 season of opera and
 

musical theater productions at the Mark Taper
 

Forum
 

To support development programs and the
 

Apprentice Artist Program for the 1982 season
 

To support the engagement of artists and
 

production personnel for Summer Festival 1981 in
 

Central City and the Apprentice Artist Program
 

To support the 1981-82 season of productions for
 

Summer Music Theater
 

To support improved sets and costumes for the
 

1981-82 season of productions
 

To support a new production of Donizet’£i’s "The
 

Daughter of the Regiment" during the 1981-82 

season
 

To support a new production of "L’Amico Fritz"
 

during the 1981-82 season
 

To support the expansion of the 1981-82 season,
 

the education/outreach programs, and the
 

engagement of artists and production personnel
 

for the resident Ensemble Company of the
 

Cincinnati Opera
 

To support salaries, fees, and production
 

expenses for a mainstage full-scale musical and
 

a cabaret musical review during the 1981-82
 

season
 

To support the technical aspects and engagement
 

of technical and artistic personnel for the 1981­

82 season
 

To support the 1981-82 season, including the
 

engagement of guest conductors, directors,
 

technicians and singers, and the rental of
 

scenery and costumes
 

To support the 1981-82 season of productions and
 

related administrative and theatrical activities
 

2,500
 

3,000
 

20,000 TF
 

16,000
 

17,500 PG
 

40,000 TF
 

3,000
 

6,700
 

15,000
 

11,000
 

100,000 TF
 

10,000
 

25,000 TF
 

3,000
 

3,000
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

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Columbus Symphony
 

Orchestra 

Columbus OH 

Connecticut Opera 

Association 

Hartford CT 

Dallas Civic Opera Company
 

Dallas TX
 

Des Moines Metro Opera
 

Company
 

Indianola IA
 

Fargo-Moorhead Civic Opera
 

Company
 

Fargo ND
 

Fort-Worth Civic Opera
 

Association
 

Fort Worth TX
 

Glimmerglass Opera Theatre
 

Cooperstown NY
 

Goodspeed Opera House
 

East Haddam
 CT
 

Hawaii Opera Theatre
 

Honolulu
 HI
 

Houston Grand Opera
 

Association
 

Houston
 TX
 

Houston Grand Opera
 

Association
 

Houston
 TX
 

International Arts
 

Relations
 

New York
 NY
 

Kentucky Opera Association
 

Louisville KY
 

To support the 1981-82 season of opera
 

productions
 

To support expansion of the main season,
 

touring, educational programs, and the
 

engagement of artistic and administrative
 

personnel
 

To support artistic resources, audience
 

development programs, and marketing and fund-


raising campaigns for the 1981-82 season
 

To support the engagement of American artists
 

for the 1981-82 season
 

To support the expansion and upgrading of
 

artistic and managerial staff
 

To support the 1981-82 season of productions and
 

a marketing campaign
 

To support a production of Donizetti’s "Don
 

Pasquale" during the 1981-82 season
 

To support workshop productions of new musicals,
 

the engagement of artistic and administrative
 

personnel, and the augmentation of the present
 

computer system
 

To support fees and travel for guest artists and
 

the engagement of artistic and administrative
 

staff
 

To support the engagement of guest conductors,
 

stage directors, choreographers, designers, and
 

singers; the engagement of the Houston Symphony
 

Orchestra; the strengthening of the development
 

department; and a computerized marketing
 

campaign
 

To support Texas Opera Theater’s "pre-tour"
 

costs of production for the 1981-82 season of
 

performances and residencies
 

To support two musical productions for the 1981­

82 season
 

To support the engagement of artistic personnel;
 

the engagement of a development director;
 

improvement in the quality of sets, costumes,
 

and lighting for the 1981-82 productions
 

20,00,
 

6,00~
 

90,000
 

7,500
 

4,000
 

17,500
 

5,000
 

30,000:
 

20,000
 

10,000
 

20,000
 

30,000 P
 

185,000 T
 

85,000
 

3,000
 

2,000 PG
 

20,000 TF
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Lenox Arts Centre
 

NY
 New York
 

Lyric Opera of Chicago


Chicago IL
 

Lyric Opera of Kansas City
 

Kansas City MO
 

Manhattan Theatre Club
 

New York NY
 

JMetropolitan Opera
 

Association
 

New York
 NY
 

Michigan Opera Theater
 

Detroit MI
 

Milwaukee Florentine Opera
 

Company
 

Milwaukee WI
 

Minnesota Opera Company
 

St. Paul MN
 

Mississippi Opera
 

Association
 

Jackson
 

Nevada Opera Association
 

Reno NV
 

New Cleveland Opera
 

Company
 

Cleveland OH
 

New Cleveland Opera
 

Company
 

Cleveland OH
 

New Orleans Opera
 

Association
 

New Orleans LA
 

New Theater of Washington
 

Washington DC
 

To support the 1981-82 season of productions of
 

new American music theater by the Music Theatre
 

Performing Group
 

To support the 1981-82 season of productions,
 

including pre-season rehearsal costs, the
 

engagement of apprentice artists, matinee
 

performances for students, and the expansion of
 

the season
 

To support the 1981-82 season of productions,
 

including the engagement of artistic,
 

production, and management personnel
 

To support the 1981-82 season of productions,
 

including one fully mounted musical and one
 

laboratory production
 

To support artistic and technical preparation
 

for the 1981-82 season and free park concerts
 

To support the expansion of the 1981-82 season
 

of productions, related touring and educational
 

outreach programs, and the artist-intern program
 

for aspiring singers and technicians
 

To support the engagement of artistic a~d
 

administrative personnel, additional rehearsals,
 

and expenses for an additional performance
 

To support the 1981-82 season of productions,
 

including a world premiere
 

To support the Artist Apprenti6e Program and the
 

addition of a third production to the 1981-82
 

opera festival
 

To support the engagement of artistic and
 

administrative personnel
 

To support the engagement of the Ohio Chamber
 

Orchestra for the 1981-82 season of performances
 

To support production expenses for the 1982-83
 

season
 

To support additional rehearsals with the New
 

Orleans Philharmonic, the engagement of guest
 

conductors and stage directors, and a student
 

performance
 

To support the strengthening of artistic and
 

managerial operations and the expansion of
 

audience development
 

15,000 PG
 

20,000 TFI
 

25,000 PG
 

175,000 TF
 

10,000 PG
 

50,000 TF
 

20,000 TF
 

775,000 TF
 

20,000 PG
 

20,000 TF
 

20,000
 

35,000 PG
 

55,000 TF
 

7,500
 

15,000
 

15,000
 

11,000
 

30,000 TF
 

3,000
 
 

 

 

 

 

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New York City Opera
 

New York
 

New York Shakespeare
 

Festival
 

New York
 NY
 

Opera Association of New
 

Mexico
 

Santa Fe ’
 

Opera Company of
 

Philadelphia
 

Philadelphia
 PA
 

Opera Company of Boston
 

Boston MA
 

Opera Ebony
 

Philadelphia
 PA
 

Opera Festival Association
 

Glen Falls NY
 

Opera Guild of Greater
 

Miami
 

Miami FL
 

Opera Guild of Greater
 

Miami
 

FL
 

Opera Memphis
 

Memphis
 TN
 

Opera New England
 

Boston
 

Opera Theater of Syracuse
 

NY
 

Opera Theatre of St. Louis
 

St. Louis MO
 

To support the 1981-82 season of new productions
 

To support the 1981-82 season of full musical
 

theater works and musical workshops at the
 

Public Theater, including a portion of rehearsal
 

costs
 

To support the apprentice program for singers
 

and technicians and the engagement of American
 

artists for the 1981-82 season of the Santa Fe
 

Opera
 

To support the engagement of guest conductors
 

and singers, the establishment of a wardrobe
 

shop, and additional rehearsal time
 

To support the 1981-82 season, including
 

marketing and fund-raising activities, the
 

staffing of the Opera House, and the engagement
 

of designers and technical experts
 

To support the 1981-82 season of productions and
 

community outreach programs, including the
 

engagement of administrative and artistic
 

personnel
 

To support the 1981-82 season of productions at
 

the Lake George Opera Festival, including the
 

performance of an unpublished work chosen from
 

the 1980 Contemporary American Opera Studio
 

Performances
 

To support the engagement of artistic and
 

technical personnel for the 1981-82 season
 

To support the engagement of artistic personnel
 

and set and costume construction for the 1982-83
 

season
 

To support the engagement of artistic personnel,
 

and to upgrade sets and costumes for the 1981-82
 

season
 

To support the engagement of administrative
 

personnel and related managerial activities
 

To support the 1981-82 season
 

To support production and administrative
 

expenses for the 1981-82 season, including the
 

world premiere of a newly commissioned American
 

opera
 

~/100,0( 

36,5¢
 

75,0e
 

27,50
 

60,00
 

90,00~
 

6,00(
 

12,700
 

25,000
 

10,000
 

115,000
 

17,500
 

25,000
 

55,000
 

15,000
 

17,500] 

40,000
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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opera/Omaha 

Omaha 

Pittsburgh Opera
 

Pittsburgh PA
 

Portland Opera Association
 

Portland OR
 

Richard Allen Center for
 

Culture and Art 

New York NY 

San Diego Opera 

Association 

San Diego CA 

San Francisco Opera
 

Association
 

San Francisco CA
 

Seattle Opera Association
 

Seattle WA
 

Sino-American Cultural
 

Society
 

Bethesda MD
 

Skylight Comic Opera
 

Milwaukee WI
 

Spoleto Festival, U.S.A.
 

Charleston SC
 

St~ Luke’s Chamber
 

Ensemble
 

New York NY
 

Stuart Ostrow Foundation
 

Pound Ridge NY
 

Symphony Society of San
 

Antonio
 

San Antonio TX
 

Tri-Cities Opera Company
 

Binghamton NY
 

To support a production of Mozart’s "The Magic
 

Flute" and a statewide tour of "Alice in
 

Wonderland"
 

To support the 1981-82 season of productions,
 

including the engagement of guest conductors,
 

directors, and designers
 

To support the establishment of a resident
 

artists’ program and the development of a
 

unified production concept
 

To support the engagement of personnel during
 

the 1981-82 season
 

To support a production of Riccardo Zandonai’s
 

"Giulietta e Romeo" and a new production of
 

Carlisle Floyd’s "Suzannah" during the 1981-82
 

season
 

To support 1981-82 production expenses,
 

including increased rehearsal costs, renovation
 

of sets and costumes, the engagement of
 

administrative personnel, and marketing and
 

development programs
 

To support the Young Artists Program, ’the Operain-English Program, the annual Wagner Festival
 

performances of "The Ring of the Nibelung," and
 

one performance of Wagner’s "Tristan und Isolde"
 

To enable the Chinese Opera Society to present
 

performances of authentic Chinese operas and
 

engage artistic personnel
 

To support the expansion of the core group of
 

resident artists for the 1981-82 season
 

To support the engagement of artistic personnel
 

.and related expenses for the 1981 festival
 

To support the Children’s Free Opera of New
 

York’s production of a new version of Mozart’s
 

"Abduction from the Seraglio" for children
 

To support salaries and travel expenses of
 

 ̄ artistic and managerial staff for the Musical
 

Theater Lab
 

To support the 1981-82 season of opera
 

productions, including the engagement of
 

artistic personnel
 

To support the 1981-82 season of productions,
 

including artistic, technical, and
 

administrative expenses
 

25,000. TF
 

35,000 TF
 

7,000 PG
 

50,000 TF
 

7,500
 

70,000 TF
 

5,000 PG
 

245,000 TF
 

15,000
 

175,000 TF
 

3,000
 

4,000
 

35,000 TF
 

3,000
 

13,000
 

15,000 TF
 

2,500 PG
 

20,000 TF
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Tulsa Opera 

Tulsa OK To support the engagement .of artistic personnel, 

including orchestral sevices for the 1981-82 

season 

I Tulsa Opera
 To support technical and orchestral costs for the
 Tulsa
 OK
 1982-83 season
 

Urban Art Theater
 To support the engagement of artistic and
 New York
 NY managementpersonnel 15,(
 

Virginia Opera Association 5,C
 

To support the engagement of artistic,
 Norfolk VA
 

administrative, and technical personnel, and 15,0
 

expenses for a fourth production during the 1981­ 20,0
 82 season
 

Washington Opera
 To support the engagement of a Director of Washington
 DC
 Development and increased rehearsal time
 20,0(
 

West Michigan Opera 100,0(
 To support the 1981-82 season of productions,
 Company
 

Grand Rapids including the engagement of artistic and 3,00 

production personnel 

Western Opera Theater To support the 1981-82 season of performances in
 San Francisco CA
 

English for communities in 11 western states
 85,00,
 

Whitewater Opera Company
 

Richmond IN To support artists’ fees for the 1981-82 season
 

3,00(
 

Wolf Trap Foundation
 

To support two productions during the 1982
 Vienna VA
 

season 14,000
 

Wolf Trap Foundation
 To support two full-scale productions during the
 Vienna VA
 

1981 Wolf Trap Opera Company season
 25,000
 

Woodstock Music Theatre
 To support two full-scale musical productions
 Festival
 

during the 1981 festival season
 Woodstock IL 3,000
 

Yeh-Yu Chinese Opera
 To support demonstrations, seminars, and full
 Association
 

New York NY
 performances of Chinese Opera 3,000


TOTAL FOR PROFESSIONAL COMPANIES
 

87 GRANTS
 4,330,200
 

New American
 

Works
 

AMAS Repertory Theatre
 To support the Writer,s Residence/Developmental
 New York NY
 

Workshop in which composers, writers, and 6,700
 

lyricists work with directors and actors through
 

a series of readings and recitals
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

,
 

Opera-Musical Theater 367 

k.~Ameriaan Repertory Theatre
 

rCambridge MA
 

Bilingual Foundation of
 

the Arts
 

Los Angeles CA
 

Byrd Hoffman Foundation
 

New York NY
 

Central City Opera House
 

Association 

Denver CO 

Charlotte Opera 

Association 

Charlotte NC 

District 1199 Cultural
 

Center
 

New York NY
 

Encompass Theatre
 

New York NY
 

Eugene O’Neill Theater
 

Center
 

Waterford CT
 

First All Children’s
 

Theatre
 

New York
 NY
 

Haleakala
 

New York
 NY
 

?House Foundation for the
 

~Arts
 

NY
 

Grand Opera
 

sociation
 

TX
 

~amu House
 

OH
 

Show Theatre
 

NY
 

To support the rehearsal and production of 

Handel’s "Orlando," a rarely performed opera 

conceived in a modern setting by director Peter 

Sellars 

20,000 

To support the collaborative creation of a 

musical theater piece based on the works of 

Garcia Lorca 

15,000 

To support the development of "Medea," a new 

work by Robert Wilson 

10,000 

To support the third season of the "Composers-atCentral" series 

30,000 

To support rehearsal and production costs of a 

new American opera, "Abelard and Heloise," by 

Robert Ward 

15,000 

To support workshops which~will create the raw 

material for "Take Care, Take Care," an original 

musical revue focusing on issues that affect 

workers 

13,000 

To support laboratory productions of music 

theater works by various composer/librettist 

teams 

15,000 

To support the fourth annual Composer/Librettist 

Conference, involving development through 

rehearsals of works-in-progress and of new work 

specifically for television 

25,000 

To support the rehearsal and production of a new 

musical theater opera for young people entitled 

"The Nightingale" 

15,000 

To support commissions to composers working in 

the music theater tradition as a part of The 

Kitchen’s Contemporary Music Series 

7,000 

To support pre-production costs for Meredith 

Monk’s Civil War opera, "Specimen Days" 

22,500 

To support the pre-opening costs of the world 

premiere production of "Willie Stark," a musical 

drama with book and music by Carlisle Floyd 

60,000 

To support rehearsal and production costs of the 

world premiere of "Their Eyes Were Watching 

God," by Zora Neal Hurston, adapted for musical 

theater by Maria Evans 

20,000 

To support expansion, development, and 

laboratory performances of "Poe Project" 

15,000 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Minnesota Opera Company
 

St. Paul MN
 

New World Festival
 

Miami
 FL
 

Opera Theatre of St, Louis
 

St. Louis MO
 

Stuart Ostrow Foundation
 

Pound Ridge NY
 

Workshop of the Players
 

Art Foundation
 

New York NY
 

TOTAL FOR NEW AMERICAN WORKS
 

Special Opera-


Musical Theater
 

Projects 

Berkeley Stage Company
 

To support rehearsal and production costs of a
 

new one-act chamber opera entitled "Vampire
 

Tales,’, with music by Henry Mollicone and
 

libretto by John S. Bowman
 

To support pre-opening costs of the world
 

premiere production of "Minutes Till Midnight,,
 

by Robert Ward
 

To support the world premiere production of
 

Stephen Paulus’ first full-length opera, "The
 

Postman Always Rings Twice,
 

To support artistic fees for the Musical Theater
 

Lab, a workshop in which playwrights and
 

composers of new musicals collaborate with
 

professional directors, choreographers, and
 

actors to develop and rework their.material
 

To enable the WPA Theatre to commission a new
 

musical theater work entitled "Pope Joan"
 

20 GRANTS
 

To support the Theatre Festival of New Music,
 Berkeley 	 CA
 presenting work which combines music, art, and
 

theatrical performances in a novel way
 

Brooklyn Philharmonia
 To support a Children,s Opera Series in
 Brooklyn 	 NY
 conjunction with the Harlem School of the Arts
 

Green, Scott H.
 To support participation in a musical theater
 New York
 NY
 apprenticeship program
 

Houston Grand Opera
 To support continued operations of the Houston
 Association
 Opera Studio, an advanced music theater training
 Houston
 TX	 program using the resources of the University of
 

Houston and the Houston Grand Opera
 

Metropolitan OperaJ
 To support the second year of the "Metropolitan
 Association
 Opera Young Artists Development Program,.
 New York 	 NY
 

designed to provide individualized three-year
 

coaching, training, and performance
 

opportunities to young American artists
 

Michigan Opera Theater
 To support a program designed to stimulate the
 Detroit
 

black community,s interest in opera
 

30,00
 

17,50(
 

30,00(
 

30,000
 

6,000
 

402,700
 

20,000
 

10,000
 

3,333
 

50,000
 

50,000
 

25,000
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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New York Shakespeare
 

Festival
 NY
 

NeW York
 

Rybeck, Alex V.
 

New York
 

Smith, T. Wakelee
 

Minneapolis
 

Solomon R. Guggenheim
 

Museum
 

NY
 New York
 

Southern Arts Federation
 

Atlanta GA
 

Stuart Ostrow Foundation
 

Pound Ridge NY
 

Theater Center
 

Philadelphia
 

Philadelphia PA
 

To support the establishment of a residency
 

program in which composers will be exposed to
 

the’craft of the theater by their participation
 

in the day-to-day creative process at the Public
 

Theater
 

To support participation in a musical theater
 

apprenticeship program
 

To support participation in a musical theater
 

apprenticeship program
 

To support the world premiere of the historically
 

accurate version of Vasily Kandinsky’s "The
 

Yellow Sound"
 

To support the third year of a three-year
 

project designed to encourage cooperation among
 

southeastern opera companies
 

For support to commission a new American opera-


musical adapted from Nathaniel Hawthorne’s
 

.YoungGoo~man Brown," with music by Stanley
 

Silverman and lyrics by Richard Foreman
 

To support the collaborative efforts of the
 

center’s experimental theater personne!, and a o
 

composer/librettist, and music director for the
 

premiere of "The Tenor’s Suite" by Joseph Summer
 

TOTAL FOR SPECIAL OPERA-MUSICAL THEATER PROJECTS
 13 GRANTS


R.e. ional Touring (Pilot) 

E1 Teatro Campesino
 

San Juan Bautista CA
 

Mid-America Arts Alliance
 

Kansas City MO
 

Mid-America Arts Alliance
 

Kansas City MO
 

Midwest Opera Theater and
 

~School
 

~St. Paul MN
 

Opera Festival Association
 

Glens Falls NY
 

To support the 1982 touring season of an
 

original new musical by Luis Valdez
 

To support a tour in 1982-83 of the Texas Opera
 

Theater and the Lyric Opera of Kansas City
 

To support, in conjunction with state arts
 

agencies, a tour in 1981-82 of the Lyric Opera
 

of Kansas City
 

To support touring, including residency
 

activities and performances, throughout the
 

upper Midwest
 

To support touring at schools and theaters in
 

upstate New York during the 1982-83 season
 

6,900
 

3,333
 

3,333
 

10,000
 

20,000
 

15,000
 

7,250
 

224,149
 

5,000
 

5,000
 

3,000
 

25,000
 

10,000
 
 

 

 

 

 

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Opera Guild of Greater
 

Miami
 

Miami FL
 

Opera New England
 

Boston
 

Opera Theater of Syracuse
 

Syracuse 


Opera de Camara
 

Rio Piedras
 

Opera-Memphis
 

Memphis
 

NY
 

PR
 

TN
 

Texas Commission on the
 

Arts
 

Austin TX
 

University Players
 

Washington
 DC
 

Virginia Opera Association
 

Norfolk VA
 

Western States Arts
 

Foundation
 

Santa Fe NM
 

To support touring, performances, and seminars
 

during the 1982-83 season
 

To support outreach programming and touring
 

costs for the 1981-82 season of fully staged
 

productions to be presented throughout New
 

England
 

To support a tour of smaller historic American
 

opera houses and theaters in the region
 

To support the 1981-82 touring season throughout
 

the island, including the engagement of a
 

management director and artistic staff
 

development
 

To support Southern Opera Theatre, the touring
 

educational branch of Opera-Memphis
 

To assist local sponsoring organizations with
 

expenses for residency/performance weeks of
 

Texas Opera Theater
 

To support a tour of "The Lord’s a Wonder,,, by
 

John Franceschina
 

To support touring activities, including
 

residencies, school performances, and workshops
 

of the Virginia Opera Theater
 

To support fees to local sponsoring
 

organizations for residencies of Western Opera
 

Theater
 

TOTAL FOR REGIONAL TOURING (PILOT)
 

Media Presentations 

WGBH Educational
 

Foundation
 

Boston
 

TOTAL FOR MEDIA PRESENTATIONS
 

14 GRANTS
 

To support a series of musical comedy and folk
 

opera productions that highlight major aspects
 

of the American experience.
 

I GRANT
 

5,0{
 

40,0(
 

10,00 

15,00{
 

40,00(
 

206,500
 

400,000
 

100,000
 

500,000 
 

 

 

 

 

 

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Services to the Art 

American Dance Machine
 

NY
 

American Music Center
 

NY
 New York
 

Houston Grand Opera
 

Association
 

Houston
 TX


Lyric Opera of Chicago
 

Chicago IL
 

Lyric Opera of Chicago
 

Chicago IL
 

Metropolitan Opera
 

Association
 

New York NY
 

Minnesota Opera Company
 

St. Paul MN
 

Montana State University
 

Bozeman MT
 

National Opera Institute
 

Washington DC
 

National Opera Institute
 

Washington DC
 

Opera America
 

Washington DC
 

To support the Resource Archive Center in
 

compiling, cataloguing, and organizing important
 

20th-century American musical theater pieces
 

To support publishing costs for a catalogue of
 

stage works, including American operas and
 

musical theater pieces
 

To support the 1982-83 operations of Houston
 

Opera Studio, an advanced music theater training
 

program utilizing the resources of the
 

University of Houston and the Houston Grand
 

Opera
 

To support technical assistance for the
 

company’s financial operations
 

To support faculty and administrative expenses
 

relating to the Opera School for the 1982-83
 

season
 

To support the third year of Metropolitan Opera/
 

Young Artists Development Program
 

To support the company’s collaboration with the
 

University of Minnesota in offering a two-year
 

MFA Degree in Music Theater Performance
 

To support costs for an outstanding arts
 

administrator to work temporarily in the
 

Endowment’s Opera-Musical Theater Program under
 

the Intergovernmental Personnel Act
 

To support fellowships to singers,
 

apprenticeships in administration and
 

production, and activities relating to the
 

Colloquia Program
 

To support technical assistance to opera and
 

musical theater organizations in the
 

development, support and evaluation of their ongoing activities
 

To support the 1981-82 operations of the
 

national office, which provides services such as
 

consultancies, seminars, and the annual meeting
 

for member companies
 

5,000
 

3,500
 

15,000
 

17,000
 

10,000
 

15,000
 

10,000
 

46,902
 

270,000 TF
 

50,000
 

75,000
 

Opera America To support the 1980-81 operations of the 65,000 

Washington DC national office, which provides services such as 

consultancies, seminars, and the annual meeting 

for member companies 
 

 

 

 

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Opera America To support the third year of the Accessible


Washington	 DC	 18,000
 Arts Demonstration Project, a technical
 

assistance program which aids member companies
 

in compliance with 504 regulations
 

Southern Arts Federation
 To support a technical assistance project which


Atlanta GA	 I0,000
 provides consultants in fund-raising, marketing,
 

and planning to regional opera companies in
 

cooperation with the Southern Opera Conference
 

TOTAL FOR SERVICES TO THE ART
 

Interdisciplinary 

Academy of Media and
 

Theatre Arts
 

San Francisco
 CA
 

National Council for the
 

Traditional Arts
 

Washington DC
 

National Public Radio
 

Washington
 DC
 

Opera Orchestra of New
 

York
 

New York NY
 

Theater Chamber Players of
 

Kennedy Center
 

Washington DC
 

TOTAL FOR INTERDISCIPLINARY
 

14 GRANTS 610,402
 

To support development and production of the
 

3,000
 radio play "Terczin," incorporating an opera
 

composed in the concentration camp at
 

Terczienstadt
 

To support a concert tour by the surviving
 3,000
 members of the Cambodian Royal Khmer Classical
 

Ballet now residing in the United States
 

To support production of a radio series
 6,720
 presenting operatic works performed by American
 

companies
 

To support rehearsal time, the engagement of a
 3,000
 full-time professional manager, and increased
 

performance opportunities for young American
 

artists for the 1981-82 season
 

To support the American premiere of Heinz
 5,000
 Holliger’s opera "Not I"
 

5 GRANTS 20,720
 

TOTAL FOR OPERA-MUSICAL THEATER PROGRAM
 

154 GRANTS 6,294,671
 

TF-.treasury funds; PG--program funds
 

375 

Theater
 

The Theater Program aids a wide spectrum of 

non-profit professional theaters: the classic repertoire of large companies, the eclectic seasons of 

intermediate theaters, experimental and developing small companies, and puppet theaters and 

clown troupes. The Program also assists playwrights and other theater artists. 

Theater Advisory Panels
 

Billie Allen
 

Actress
 

New York, NY
 

Ray Aranha
 

Playwright
 

New York, NY
 

Josephine Ayers
 

Theater board chairman
 

Anniston, AL
 

Rene Buch
 

Artistic director
 

New York, NY
 

Martha Coigney
 

Service organization
 

director
 

New York, NY
 

Olivia Cole
 

Actress
 

Los Angeles, CA
 

Peter Culman
 

Managing director of
 

theater company
 

Baltimore, MD
 

Gordon Davidson
 

Artistic director
 

Los Angeles, CA
 

John Clark Donahue
 

Artistic director
 

Minneapolis, MN
 

Arden Fingerhut
 

Lighting designer
 

New York, NY
 

Geraldine Fitzgerald
 

Actress
 

New York, NY
 

Richard Foreman
 

Artistic director
 

New York, NY
 

David Frank
 

Artistic director of
 

theater company
 

Buffalo, NY
 

Georgine Hall
 

Actress
 

Princeton, NJ
 

Wayne Lawson
 

State arts agency
 

director
 

Columbus, OH
 

Zuri McKie
 

Associate producer
 

New York, NY
 

Sara O’Connor
 

Managing director of
 

theate~ company
 

Milwaukee, WI
 

William Patton
 

Managing director of
 

theater company
 

Ashland, OR
 

Nikos Psacharopoulos
 

Artistic director
 

Williamstown, MA
 

Lloyd Richards
 

Artistic director,
 

professor and dean
 

New Haven, CT
 

Elsa Robles
 

Service organization
 

director
 

New York, NY
 

Peter Schneider
 

Managing director of
 

theater company
 

Chicago, IL
 

Donald Schoenbaum
 

Managing director of
 

theater company
 

Minneapolis, MN
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

376 Theater 

Lynn Seidler
 

Foundation executive
 

New York, NY
 

Michele Shay
 

Actress
 

New York, NY
 

Horacena J. Taylor
 

Director
 

Anderson County, SC
 

Megan Terry
 

Playwright
 

Omaha, NE
 

Theater Grants
 

Mildred Traub~
 

Union representative
 

New York, NY
 

Luis Valdez
 

Playwright, artistic
 

director
 

San Juan Bautista, CA
 

Burke Walker
 

Artistic director
 

Seattle, WA
 

Richard Wesley
 

Scriptwriter, play
 

playwright
 

Upper Montclair, NJ
 

George C. White
 

Theater president,
 

director
 

Waterford, CT
 

Peg Yorkin
 

Managing director of
 

theater company
 

Los Angeles, CA
 

Peter Zeisler
 

Service organization
 

director
 

New York, NY
 

Professional 

Theater Touring 

(Pilot) 

Affiliated State Arts
 

Agencies of Upper Midwest
 

Minneapolis MN
 

Affiliated State Arts
 

Agencies of Upper Midwest
 

Minneapolis MN
 

Affiliated State Arts
 

Agencies of Upper Midwest
 

Minneapolis MN
 

Affiliated State Arts
 

Agencies of Upper Midwest
 

Minneapolis
 

Affiliated State Arts
 

Agencies of Upper Midwest
 

Minneapolis MN
 

Alabama State Council on
 

the Arts and Humanities
 

Montgomery AL
 

Alaska State Council on
 

the Arts
 

Anchorage AK
 

To support one-third of the company fee to
 

assist a five-week tour by the Guthrie Theatre
 

To support one-third of the company fee to
 

assist tours by the Children’s Theater Company
 

and the Provisional Theater
 

To support one-third of the company fee to
 

assist an eight-week tour of "Midsummer Nights
 

Dream"
 

To support one-third of the company fee to
 

assist the Guthrie Players on Tour Program
 

To support one-third of the company fee to
 

assist a four-week tour of the Illusion Theater
 

To support one-third of the company fee to
 

assist an 11-week tour by the Alabama
 

Shakespeare Festival
 

To support one-third ofthe company fee~to
 

assist a tour of the Alaska Repertory Theatre
 

production of "Diamond Studs"
 

92,05(
 

12,987
 

45,600
 

13,650
 

1 I, 433 

20,300
 

50,000
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

~itesburg
 KY


Arizona Commission on the
 

Arts
 

Phoenix AZ
 

East West Players
 

Los Angeles
 CA


Georgia Council for the
 

Arts and Humanities
 

Atlanta GA
 

Hawaii State Foundation on
 

Culture and the Arts
 

Honolulu HI
 

Hawaii State Foundation on
 

Culture and the Arts
 

Honolulu HI
 

Hawaii-Manoa, University
 

of
 

Honolulu HI
 

Illinois, University of
 

Urbana IL
 

Indiana Arts Commission
 

Indianapolis IN
 

International Union United
 

Auto Aeros Agr. Workers
 

Detroit MI
 

Kentucky Arts Commission
 

Frankfort KY
 

Kentucky Arts Commission
 

Frankfort KY
 

Mid-America Arts Alliance
 

Kansas City MO
 

Mid-America Arts Alliance
 

Kansas City MO
 

To support touring activities during the 1982
 

season
 

To support one-third of the company fee to
 

assist a seven-week, three-play residency by the
 

Arizona Theatre Company to the greater Phoenix
 

Area
 

To support a tour to Los Angeles city schools
 

To support one-third of the company fee to
 

assist tours by the Alliance and Academy
 

Theaters to six communities in Georgia
 

To support one-third of the company fee to
 

assist a two-week residency by the American
 

Conservatory Theater in Hawaii
 

To support one-third of the company fee to
 

assist school and public performances by the
 

Honolulu Theater ~for Youth
 

To support one-third of the company fee to
 

assist a two week tour by the East-West Players
 

to communities throughout Hawaii
 

To support one-third of the company fee to
 

assist a tour of the Long Wharf Theater for the
 

Krannert Center for the Performing Arts
 

To support one-third of the company fee to
 

assist tours by the Indiana Repertory Theatre,
 

the Loretto-Hilton Theatre, the Long Wharf
 

Theater, and the Milwaukee Repertory Theatre to
 

communities throughout the state
 

To support a tour by the Labor Theater to union
 

halls and similar community spaces in the South,
 

Midwest, and the West Coast
 

To support one-third of the company fee to
 

assist a tour of the Roadside Theater to nine
 

communities in Kentucky
 

To support one-third of the company fee to
 

assist a five week tour of the Actors Theater of
 

Louisville
 

To support one-third of the company fee to
 

assist tours by the Nebraska Theater Caravan,
 

and the Arkansas Repertory Theater
 

To support one-third of the company fee to
 

assist tours by the Long Wharf Theater, and the
 

Missouri Repertory Theater
 

Theater 377 

6,000
 

32,000
 

8,000
 

27,601
 

45,000
 

35,000
 

7,170
 

27,200
 

50,000
 

15,000
 

5,650;
 

48,950
 

12,160
 

46,330
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

378 Theater 

New England Foundation for
 

the Arts
 

Cambridge MA
 

New England Foundation for
 

the Arts 

Cambridge MA 

Northern Illinois 

University 

DeKalb IL 

Ohio Arts Council 

Columbus OH 

Pennsylvania Council on
 

the Arts, Commonwealth of
 

Harrisburg PA
 

Sidney Hillman Foundation
 

New York NY
 

Snake Theatre
 

Sausalito CA
 

Snake Theatre
 

Sausalito
 CA
 

Southern Arts Federation
 

Atlanta GA
 

Tennessee Arts Commission
 

Nashville TN
 

Tennessee Performing Arts
 

Center
 

Nashville TN
 

Texas Commission on the
 

Arts
 

Austin TX
 

Texas Commission on the
 

Arts
 

Austin TX
 

Texas Commission on the
 

Arts
 

Austin TX
 

nllli 

To support one-third of the company fee to
 

assist a three-week tour of the American
 

Repertory Theater
 

To support one-third of the company fee to
 

assist a tour of the Long Wharf Theater
 

To support a tour by the New Globe Theatre
 

To support one-third of the company fee. to
 

assist a two-week tour of the Cleveland
 

PlayHouse
 

To support one-third of the company fee to
 

assist a two-and-a-half-week tour by the Long
 

Wharf Theater
 

To support a tour of the Labor Theater to labor
 

groups throughout. America for the Amalgamated
 

Cloth and Textile Union
 

To support a six-week tour in Seattle, Portland,
 

Los Angeles, and San Diego during the spring of
 

1982
 

To support a three-week tour during the
 

spring of 1982
 

To support one-third of the company fee to
 

assist a six-week tour by the Negro Ensemble
 

Company, and a four-week tour by the Long Wharf
 

Theater
 

To support one-third of the Play Group’s fee. for
 

a four-week tour
 

To support one-third of the Acting Company’s fee
 

for a five-week tour
 

To support one-third of the Performing Arts
 

Repertory Theater Company’s fee for a four-week
 

tour
 

To support one-third of the fees to assist five
 

weeks of touring by the Long Wharf Theater and
 

the Negro Ensemble Company
 

To support one-third of the Dallas Theater
 

Center’s fee for a slx-week tour
 

33,000
 

33,000
 

15,000
 

11 , 500
 

28,500
 

6,080
 

6,066
 

5,900
 

100,000
 

8,000
 

48,666
 

11,330 

50,000
 

36,000
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

Theatre Association of
 

Pennsylvania
 

York PA
 

Valley Shakespeare Theatre
 

Scott sdale AZ
 

Western States Arts
 

Foundation
 

NM
 Santa Fe
 

TOTAL FOR PROFESSIONAL THEATER TOURING (PILOT)
 

To support one-third of the company fee to
 

assist tours by the Independent Eye, the
 

Lovelace Theater Company, and the Pittsburgh
 

Metropolitan Stage Company
 

To support residencies and tours by the
 

Independent Eye and Lovelace Theatre
 

To support an extended residency by the Old
 

Globe Theatre at the Scottsdale Center for the
 

Arts
 

To support one-third of the company fee to
 

assist tours by the Long Wharf Theater, the
 

Seattle Repertory Theatre, the National Theatre
 

of the Deaf, the Montana Repertory Theatre, and
 

the Performing Arts Repertory Theatre to
 

communities in the Western states
 

39 GRANTS
 

Large Professional
 

Theater Companies
 

A Contemporary Theatre
 

Seattle WA
 

Actors Theatre of
 

Louisville
 

Louisville
 KY
 

Alaska Repertory Theatre
 

Anchorage AK
 

Alley Theatre
 

Houston
 TX
 

Alliance Theatre Company
 

Atlanta GA
 

American Conservatory
 

Theatre Foundation
 

San Francisco
 CA
 

American Place Theatre
 

New York NY
 

To support the 1981-82 season, including
 

increased artistic Salaries and new play
 

production
 

To support the 1981-82 season
 

To support the 1981-82 season, including staging
 

experimental works
 

To support the 1981-82 season as well as to aid
 

in the expansion of artistic staff and the
 

production of new plays
 

To support the 1981-82 season, including a ten-


play season, and a professional actor’training
 

course for the Atlanta Children’s Theater
 

To support the 1981-82 season, including a ten-


play season and a professional actor training
 

course at the American Conservatory Theatre
 

To support the 1981-82 season, including the
 

production of a small contemporary musical and
 

two new plays
 

Theater 379 

12 ,~00 . 

8,000
 

25,115
 

183,000
 

1,233,238
 

45,000 TF
 

140,000 TF
 

70,000 TF
 

1 I0,000 TF
 

51,500 TF
 

195,000 TF
 

35,0000:
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

380 Theater 

American Repertory Theatre
 

Cambridge MA
 

American Theatre Company
 

Tulsa OK
 

Amherst College, Trustees
 

of
 

Washington DC
 

Amherst College, Trustees
 

of
 

Washington DC
 

Arizona Theatre Company
 

Arizona AZ
 

Asolo State Theater
 

Sarasota FL
 

Barter Theatre Foundation
 

Abingdon VA
 

Berkeley Repertory Theatre
 

Berkeley CA
 

Center Stage Associates
 

Baltimore MD
 

Center Theatre Group of
 

Los Angeles
 

Los Angeles CA
 

Chelsea Theater Center
 

New York NY
 

Chicago Theatre Group
 

Chicago IL
 

Children’s Theatre Company
 

and School
 

Minneapolis MN
 

Cincinnati Playhouse in
 

the Park
 

Cincinnati OH
 

Circle Repertory Company
 

New York NY
 

To support artistic, production, and development
 

costs for the 1981-82 season
 

To support increased artistic and administrative
 

salaries during the 1981-82 season
 

To support the production of three new plays,
 

additional administrative/technical staff, and
 

to provide general support for the 1981-82
 

season of the Folger Theatre Company
 

To support amending grant # 04-3220-203 for
 

the 1980-81 season of productions, and artistic
 

and support-staff development of the Folger
 

Theatre Group
 

To support the 1981-82 season, including
 

increased artistic salaries and the addition of
 

a scenic designer
 

To support the 1981-82 season
 

To support increases in administrative and
 

artistic salaries for the 1981-82 season of the
 

Barter Theatre
 

To support the expansion of community services
 

and artistic productions during the 1981-82
 

season
 

To support the 1981-82 season
 

To support the 1981-82 season of the Mark Taper
 

Forum, including the development of a series of
 

new main season plays
 

To support the 1981-82 season
 

To support the 1981-82 season, including the
 

artistic process, development of studio
 

productions, and maintenance of education and
 

community services at the Goodman Theatre
 

To support performing, educational, and outreach
 

programs during the 1981-82 season
 

To support operating expenses of the 1981-82
 

season, including increases in artistic salaries
 

To support the 1981-82 artistic programs
 

18,000
 

100,000
 

10,000
 

45,000
 

20,000
 

65,000
 

25,000
 

5,000
 

30,000
 

110,000
 

245,000
 

25,000
 

95,000
 

85,000
 

100,000
 

95,000
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

Theater 381 

~"Circle in the Square 

New York NY 

Cleveland PlayHouse 

Cleveland OH 

Connecticut Players 

Foundation 

New Haven CT 

Cricket Theatre 

Corporation 

Minneapolis 

Cricket Theatre 

Corporation 

Minneapolis 

Dallas Theater Center
 

Dallas
 TX


Denver Center for the
 

Performing Arts
 

Denver
 CO
 

Eugene O’Neill Memorial
 

Theater Foundation
 

Waterford CT
 

Free Public Theater
 

Foundation
 

Los Angeles CA
 

Genesee Valley Arts
 

Foundation
 

Rochester
 NY
 

George Street Playhouse
 

New Brunswick NJ  ̄
 

Group I Acting Company
 

New York NY
 

Guthrie Theater Foundation
 

Minneapolis MN
 

Hartford Stage Company
 

Hartford CT
 

Hartman Regional Theatre
 

Stamford CT
 

Hippodrome Theatre
 

Gainesville
 FL
 

To support the 1981-82 season
 

To support production and technical personnel
 

for the 1981-82 season
 

To support the 1981-82 season including a seven-


play subscription series, and the second
 

national tour of the Long Wharf Theater
 

To support the 1981-82 season
 

TO support operating expenses during the 1980-81
 

season
 

To support the 1981-82 season of plays
 

To support the 1981-82 season of the Denver
 

Center Theatre Company
 

To support the 1981-82 season of the Eugene
 

O’Neill Theater Center
 

To support general expenses of the 1981-82
 

season
 

To support~the 1981-82 season of the GeVa
 

Theatre, including the expansion of
 

interdisciplinary arts projects
 

To support the 1981-82 season, including
 

increases in artistic salaries
 

To support production and administrative
 

expenses for the 1981-82 season of the Acting
 

Company
 

To support the 1981-82 season
 

To support the 1981-82 season which includes the
 

initiation of a series of new play readings,
 

workshops, and full productions
 

To support the 1981-82 season, including
 

increased administrative and artistic staff and
 

salaries
 

To support the 1981-82 season and expand the
 

theater’s technical capabilities
 

50,000 TF
 

78,000 TF
 

175,000
 

7,500
 

5,000
 

70,000
 

60,000 TF
 

145,000
 

2,000
 

35,000
 

18,500
 

160,000
 

20,000 PG
 

190,000 T~
 

150,000 T~
 

25
 

25,000
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

382 Theater 

Honolulu Theatre for Youth
 

Honolulu HI
 

Indiana Repertory Theatre
 

Indianapolis IN
 

Inner City Cultural Center
 

Los Angeles CA 

Intiman Theatre 

Seattle WA 

La Mama Experimental
 

Theatre Club
 

New York
 NY
 

Loretto-Hilton Theatre
 

St. Louis MO
 

Manhattan Theatre Club
 

New York NY
 

McCarter Theatre Company
 

Princeton NJ
 

Meadow Brook Theatre
 

Rochester MI
 

Milwaukee Repertory
 

 ̄ Theater
 

Milwaukee WI
 

Missouri Repertory Theatre
 

Kansas City MO
 

Negro Ensemble Company
 

New York NY
 

New York Shakespeare~


Festival
 

New York NY
 

New York, Regents of the
 

State University of
 

Albany NY
 

North Carolina, University
 

of
 

Chapel Hill NC
 

North Light Repertory
 

Company
 

Evanston IL
 

To support artistic development and audience
 

growth in the 1981-82 season
 

To support the establishment of a resident
 

acting company during the 1981-82 season
 

To support five productions in the 1981-82
 

season
 

To support increases in artistic salaries,
 

administrative development, and an expanded
 

production season
 

To support the 1981-82 season
 

To support the 1981-82 season, including
 

increases in administrative staff
 

To support the 1981-82 season
 

To support the development of the resident
 

acting company and the creation of a new
 

marketing program
 

To support artistic development in the 1981-82
 

season
 

To support the 1981-82 season, and to assist in
 

upgrading actors’ salaries
 

To support the 1981-82 season as well as provide
 

increased technical staff and salaries for
 

artistic personnel
 

To support the 1981-82 season
 

To support the 1981-82 season
 

To support production expenses during the 1981­

82 season at the Empire State Youth. Theatre
 

To support the 1981-82 season of the Playmakers
 

Repertory Company
 

To support the 1981-82 season and.aid in the
 

increase in subscriptions
 

25,000
 

60,000
 

35,000
 

30,000
 

90,000
 

80,000
 

75,000
 

60,000
 

25,000
 

90,000
 

75,000
 

210,000
 

210,000
 

15,000
 

10,000
 

12,500
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

CA
 

" " ,il .’O~egon Shakespearean
 

~ Festival Association
 OR
 Ashland
 

pennsylvania Stage Company
 

’Allentown PA
 

performing Arts Repertory
 

Theatre Foundation
 

New York NY
 

Philadelphia Drama Guild
 

Philadelphia PA
 

Pioneer Memorial Theatre
 

Salt Lake City UT
 

Pittsburgh Public Theatre
 

Corporation
 

Pittsburgh PA
 

Players State Theatre
 

Coconut Grove
 FL


Seattle Repertory Theatre
 

Seattle WA
 

South Coast Repertory
 

Costa Mesa
 CA


Southeastern-Academy of
 

Theatre and Music
 

Atlanta GA
 

Springfield Theatre Arts
 

Association
 

West Springfield MA
 

St. Nicholas Theater
 

Company
 

Chicago
 IL


Studio Theatre School
 

Buffalo
 NY


Syracuse Stage
 

Syracuse
 NY


Theatre Arts of West
 

Virginia
 

Beckley
 

To support a lengthened production season and
 

management expansion during 1981-82
 

To support the 1981-82 season, including
 

increases in artistic salaries
 

To support increased artistic salaries for the
 

1981-82 season
 

To support the 1981-82 season, including
 

playwrights’ commissions and new productions
 

To support the costs of the theater during the
 

1981-82 season
 

To support the 1981 season and to aid the
 

theater’s efforts to upgrade artistic quality
 

and salaries
 

To support the 1981-82 season in all aspects of
 

the theater’s operation and development
 

To support the 1981-82 season, and to aid the
 

expansion of programs offered by the ~heater
 

To support the 1981-82 season and the continued
 

improvement of mainstage productions
 

To support the 1981-82 season, increased staff
 

size, and improved artistic salaries
 

To support the 1981-82 season of the Academy
 

Theatre, including artistic staff employment
 

period expansion
 

To support the 1981-82 season of Stage West
 

To support the 1981-82 mainstage season
 

To support the artistic and administrative
 

objectives of Studio Arena Theatre’s 1981-82
 

season
 

To support production and administrative
 

expenses in the 1981-82 season
 

To support the 1981-82 season including
 

expansion of touring
 

Theater 383 

50,000 PG
 

50,000 TF~
 

70,000 TF
 

3,000
 

22,500
 

70,000
 

10,000
 

70,000 TF
 

II,000
 

160,000~
 

50,000 TF
 

50,000
 

5,000
 

45,000 TF
 

50,000 TF
 

55,000 TF
 

5
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

-i 

384 Theater 

Theatre Incorporated
 

New York .~ NY
 To support the 1981-82 season of P~nix Theatre 45,00


Theatre by the Sea
 To support artistic and administrative


Portsmouth ~
 NH development during the 1981-82 seas~’. 20, O0
 

Trinity Personna Company
 To support the 198!-82 season at~Trf~ty Square ~:~.~!112,65


Providence ~ RI
 Repertory
 

97,35,
 

Virginia Museum Oof Fine
 To enable the Virginia Museum Theat~,~to


Arts increase rehearsal time, and artist~staff
 ~ 12,50~


Richmond ~ VA
 during the 1981-82 season
 

Washington Drama Society
 To support the 1981-82 season of the~rena Stage
 Washington DC ~175,00(
 ...... 50,001
 

Whole Theatre Company
 To support the ng the ~ I0,001


Montclair .’. NJ
 i981-82 season, incld~ "
 development of expanded sources of ~ned income
 

~
 Yale University To support the 1981-82 season of the~i.~ale


New Haven
 ~,.~ CT
 Repertory Theatre ~ ~’139,00(
 

TOTAL FOR LARGE PROFESSIONAL THEATER COMPANIES
 

77 GRANTS. "" 5,476,000
 

Intermediate Professional
 

Theater Companies
 

A Contemporary Theatre
 To support the 1980-81 season of theater for


Seattle WA
 young audiences 12;000
 

Afro-American Total To support the production of Eugene O’Neill’s "A
 

Theatre Arts Foundation Long Day’s Journey into Night"
 10,000
 .
 New York NY
 

Albion Productions
 To support the 1980-81 season of productions of
 

Southfield MI ~ 1,500.
 theater, music, and dance for children "
 

Amas Repertory Theatre
 To support productions during th~ 1980-81 season 5,000
 

New York NY
 

Archaesus Productions
 To support touring activity for the 1980-81


Washington DC 2,000
 season
 

Arkansas Art Center
 To support administrative and technical staff
 

Little Rock AR 1,500
 development for the Children’s Theatre’s 1980-81
 

season
 

Arts for Racial Identity
 To support increased actors’ salaries
 New York NY
 1,500
 

Asolo State Theater
 To support the Asolo Touring Theater’s 1.980-81
 Sarasota ..FL season  ̄~% 9,100

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

~, :!AsSociated Recreation
 

WA
 seattle
 

~Atlanta Arts Alliance
 

GA
 Atlanta
 

i center Stage Associates
 

 ̄ Baltimore MD
 

Center Theatre Group of
 

Los Angeles
 

Los Angeles CA
 

Center for Puppetry Arts
 

Atlanta GA
 

Children’s Theater
 

Association
 

Baltimore
 

Children’s Theatre Company
 

and School
 

Minneapolis MN
 

City Stage Company
 

Boston
 MA
 

Delaware Theatre Company
 

Wilmington DE
 

East West Players
 

Los Angeles CA
 

E1 Teatro Campesino
 

San Juan Bautista CA
 

Firebird Theatre Company
 

Hollywood CA
 

Free Public Theatre
 

Foundation
 

Los Angeles CA
 

Germantown Theatre Guild
 

Philadelphia PA
 

Green Mountain Guild
 

White River JunctionVT
 

Gulf Coast Center for the
 

Arts
 

Biloxi MS
 

To support Poncho Theatre’s development and
 

production of "To Kill a Mockingbird" with
 

minority artists during 1980-81 season
 

To support the 1980-81 season of the Atlanta
 

Children’s Theater
 

To support the Young People’s Theater touring
 

programs to schools throughout Maryland during
 

the 1980-81 season
 

To support the 1980-81 season of the
 

Improvisational Theatre Project
 

To support artistic staff develo.Pment for the
 

Vagabond Marionettes series during the 1980-81
 

season
 

To support the development and production of new
 

works for the 1980-81 season, and administrative
 

development
 

To support the 1980-81 season of performances,.
 

as well as educational and outreach activities
 

To support production and touring of ~lays for
 

children for the 1980-81 season
 

To support salary increases for actors and
 

technical staff for the 1981-82 production
 

season
 

To support the Theatre for Youth tour during the
 

1980-81 season
 

To support production expenses during the 1981­

82 season
 

~To support the 1980-81 season of performances,
 

as well as increased salaries for actors
 

To support the Children’s Program 1980-81 season
 

of performances in schools
 

To support artistic expansion for the 1980-81
 

season performances
 

To support the 1980-81 season of touring
 

original theater for youth audiences
 

To support artistic and production development
 

for a tour of the Sheffield Ensemble Theater
 

during the 1980-81 season
 

Theater 385 

2,000
 

6,500
 

5,000
 

25,000
 

3,000
 

2,500
 

50,000
 

I , 500
 

3,000
 

5,000
 

30,000
 

I , 500
 

I ,500
 

I , 500
 

4,500
 

1,500
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

386 Theater 

Henry Street Settlement
 

New York NY
 

Honolulu Theatrei for Youth
 

Honolulu HI 

Imagination Theater 

Chicago IL 

Learning Theater~
 

Paterson NJ
 

Looking Glass Theatre
 

Providence RI
 

Loon and Heron Theatre for
 

Children
 

Boston MA
 

Loretto-Hilton Theatre
 

St. Louis MO
 

Louisville Children’s
 

Theatre
 

Louisville
 KY
 

Marionette Theatre Arts
 

Council
 

Pittsburgh PA
 

Metro Theater Circus
 

St. Louis
 MO
 

Morning Glory Theatre
 

Foundation
 

San Anselmo
 CA
 

Nashville Academy Theatre
 

Nashville TN
 

Nebraska Arts Council
 

Omaha
 NE
 

New York, Research Fdn. of
 

the State University of
 

Albany NY
 

To support production expenses for the 1980-81
 

season of the Family, Inc., as well as the 3,00
 

development ofnew dramatic material
 

To support artistic and administrative staff
 12,00
 development for the 1980-81 season :
 

To support performance fees for 600 "Playmaker
 I ,50
 and Discovery" participatory theater programs
 

during the 1980-81 season i~
 

To support administrative staff development, as
 1,50
 well as the season of performances of touring
 

theatre during the.1980-81 season
 

To support pre-production expenses of the first
 5,00
 in the "Great Inventor" series, a play about
 

Thomas A. Edison, to be performed asipart of the
 

1980-81 season ~
 

To support artist salaries and production
 2,00
 expenses for the 1980-81 season
 

To support the 1980-81 season o ̄f the Imaginary
 8,50
 Theater Company
 

To support the 1980-81 season of Stage One
 5,00,
 productions for young people, as well as.
 

additional production staff
 

To support the 1980-81 season of performances,
 14,00~
 including the development of a new work, touring
 

programs, and special puppetry workshops and
 

classes
 

To support the development of a new work for the
 4,00(
 1980-81 season, as well as production and
 

touring expenses of two other theater pieces to
 

communities throughout Missouri and nationwide
 

To supportartistic expansion, including the
 3,0 O(
 development of a new work, and the integration
 

of another puppeteer into the company during the
 

1980-81 ’season
 

To support administrative development during
 3,00(


the 1980-81 season
 

To support performances and workshops by the 4,00(
 

Nebraska Theatre Caravan
 

To support the Empire State Youth Theatre
 10,00(
 

Institute’s 1980-81 season of performances and
 

touring
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

Ontological Hysterical
 

Theatre 

New York NY 

paper Bag Players 

New York NY 

Performing Arts Foundation
 

of Long Island
 

Huntington Station NY
 

Performing Arts Repertory
 

Theatre Foundation
 

New York NY
 

Periwinkle Productions
 

Monticello NY
 

Playwrights’ Horizons
 

New York
 NY


Pushcart Players
 

Verona
 NJ


Shadow Box Theater
 

New York
 NY


Starry Night Puppet
 

Theatre
 

Vestal
 NY
 

Twelfth Night Repertory
 

Company
 

Studio City CA
 

Washington Drama Society
 

Washington DC
 

Theater 387 

To support production expenses for a new work in 32,000
 

the 1981-82 season
 

55,000
 To support the 1980-81 season of productions
 

To support Playhouse’s Theater Institute and
 12,500


Theater for Young People programs during the
 

1980-81 season
 

19,000
 To support the 1980-81 season of performances
 

for young audiences
 

To support artistic staff development for the ­ 3,500


1980-81 season
 

30,000
 To support mainstage and workshop productions
 

during the 1981-82 season
 

1,500
 To support the development and production of a
 

new musical work, "Sidekicks"
 

4,000
 To support administrative expansion and audience
 

development
 

1,500
 To support the creation and production of a new
 

work for the 1980-81 season, and touring
 

activity
 

3,000
 To support the 1980-81 season of productions of
 

multicultural, environmental, and social themes
 

for elementary and secondary students
 

50,000
 To support the 1980-81 season of performances of
 

the Living Stage
 

49 GRANTS 475,100
 TOTAL FOR INTERMEDIATE PROFESSIONAL THEATER COMPANIES
 

Small Professional 

Theater Companies 

Actors Studio
 

New York NY
 

Actors Theatre of St. Paul
 

St. Paul MN
 

13,500
 To support the Playwrights Lab, the Production
 

Program,,and the Development and Public Affairs
 

Department during the 1980-81 season
 

To support artistic development for the 1980-81
 

season
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

388 Theater 

Afro-American Total
 

Theater Arts Foundation
 

New York
 NY
 

Afro-American Total
 

Theater Arts Foundation
 

New York NY
 

Alice People
 

Tampa
 FL
 

Amas Repertory Theatre
 

New York NY
 

American Contemporary
 

Theatre
 

Hopewell Junction NY
 

American Living History
 

Theatre
 

Hollywood CA
 

American Repertory Theatre
 

Company
 

Tulsa OK
 

Appalshop
 

W1~itesburg
 KY
 

Arkansas Repertory Theatre
 

Little Rock : AR
 

Artists In Prison
 

Venice
 CA
 

Asian American Theater
 

Workshop
 

San Francisco CA
 

Associated Recreation
 

Council
 

Seattle WA
 

Association for
 

Development of Dramatic
 

Arts
 

New York NY
 

At The Foot of the
 

Mountain
 

Minneapolis
 MN
 

Available Potential
 

Enterprises
 

Northampton
 MA
 

Berkeley Stage Company
 

Berkeley CA
 

To support the 1980-81 season of plays at the
 

Richard Allen Center for Culture and Art
 

To support the move of the Richard Allen Center
 

for Culture and Art to a larger theater
 

To support artistic staff development for the
 

1980-81 season
 

To support the production of new theater works
 

for the 1980-81 season
 

To support improved artistic salaries, as well
 

as the development of a new work during the 1980­

81 season
 

To support audience and administrative
 

development assistance during the 1980-81 season
 

To support artistic salary development for
 

the 1980-81 season
 

To support salary development for the Roadside
 

Theater,s 1980-81 season of productions
 

To support artistic and administrative staff
 

development during the 1980-81 season
 

To support the development of new work, as well
 

as the production of the 1980-81 season of plays
 

To support the 1980-81 season of plays by Asian-


American playwrights
 

To support the Bathhouse Theater’s 1980-81
 

season of plays
 

To support the 1980-81 season of productions, as
 

well as artistic staff development of the Jean
 

Cocteau Repertory
 

To support operational expenses for the 1980-81
 

season of productions
 

To support the No Theater,s 1980-81 season of 

theatrical productions 

To support the production and creation of new
 

drama works during the 1980-81 season
 

5,000
 

7,500
 

2,000
 

7,500
 

4,500
 

2,000
 

5,000
 

5,000
 

2,000
 

7,500
 

2,000
 

2,000
 

6,000
 

7,250
 

2,000
 

25,000
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Foundation of
 

Arts
 

~i ,~6s Angeles CA
 

~.:Billie Holiday Theatre 

~ Brooklyn NY 

/Blake Street Hawkeyes
 

Berkeley CA
 

Boston Shakespeare Company
 

BOston MA
 

Boston Theater Projects
 

Boston MA
 

Broom Street Theater
 

Madison WI
 

Budapest-New York Theater
 

ArtsFoundation
 

New York NY
 

Byrd Hoffman Foundation
 

New York NY
 

Central Casting
 

Ithaca NY
 

Century City Educational
 

Arts Projects
 

Los Angeles CA
 

Circuit Playhouse
 

Memphis TN
 

Community Church of New
 

York
 

New York NY
 

Company Theatre Foundation
 

Los Angeles CA
 

Creation Production
 

Company
 

New York NY
 

C.SoC. Repertory
 

New York NY
 

Cultural Council
 

Foundation
 

New York
 NY
 

To support artistic, technical, and
 

administrative development for the 1980-81
 

season of bilingual productions
 

To support artistic development for the 1980-81
 

season .
 

To support salary development during the 1980-81
 

season
 

To support actor salary development during
 

the 1980-81 season
 

To support the 1980-81 season of productions by
 

Next Move Theater
 

To support the 1980-81 season of productions of
 

original work
 

To support the development and performance of a
 

new work at the Squat Theater
 

To support the developmental rehearsal period
 

for Robert Wilson’s "A Tree is Best Measured
 

When It is Down: The Civil Wars" .o
 

To support administrative staff development for
 

the 1980-81 season
 

To support technical staff development for the
 

1981 season of the Burbage Theater Ensemble’s
 

productions
 

To support artistic and administrative
 

development for the 1980-81 season of
 

productions of the Playhouse on the Square
 

To support administrative staff development for
 

the 1980-81 season of Theater Off Park
 

To support a festival of new plays for the 1980­

81 season
 

To support artistic, technical, and other
 

professional fees for the 1980 season of
 

productions
 

To support the 1980-81 season of repertory
 

productions
 

To support the 1980-81 season of work of the
 

Cumeczi Bozo Ensemble
 

Theater 389 

2,500
 

2,500
 

2,000
 

2,000
 

5,000
 

5,000
 

5,000
 

45,000
 

2,000
 

2,000
 

9,000
 

2,000
 

5,000
 

2,000
 

18,000
 

2,000
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

390 Theater 

Dell’Arte 

Blue Lake CA 

Dodger Theater 

New York NY 

East West Players
 

Los Angeles
 CA
 

E1 Teatro De La Esperanza
 

Santa Barbar~ CA
 

Empty Space Association
 

Seattle WA
 

Ensemble Studio Theater
 

New York NY
 

Equinox Theatre
 

Houston
 TX
 

Equity Library Theatre
 

New York NY
 

Eureka Theatre
 

San Francisco
 CA
 

Family
 

New York
 NY
 

Fiji Company
 

New York
 NY
 

Florida Studio Theatre
 

Sarasota FL
 

Foundation for Classic
 

Theatre and Academy
 

New York NY
 

Foundation for the Open
 

Eye
 

New York NY
 

Frank Silvera Writers
 

Workshop Foundation
 

New York
 NY
 

Frederick Douglass
 

Creative Arts Center
 

New York
 NY
 

To support the development of a new work for the
 

1980-81 season, as well as touring activity
 

To support artistic salaries, and the production
 

of new developmental theater works in the 1980­

81 season
 

To support the production of three plays for the
 

1980-81 season
 

To support the 1980-81 performance season
 

To support.new play development and
 

stabilization activity for the 1980-81 season
 

To support the 1980-81 season of major
 

productions, workshop, and experimental projects
 

To support production development for the 1980­

81 season
 

To support production expenses, audience
 

development, and artistic and technical salary
 

development for the 1980-81 season
 

To support the 1980-81 season of mainstage
 

productions, midnight series, Playwrights’
 

Forum, workshops, and the annual Theatre
 

Festival
 

To support artistic salaries and audience
 

development for the 1980-81 season
 

To supportincreased administrative staff and
 

operating expenses for the 1981-82 season
 

To support artistic and administrative
 

development, as well as technical assistance for


the 1980-81 season of productions
 

To support production, presentation, and
 

administrative costs for the 1980-81 season of
 

the Classic Theater
 

To support the 1980-81 season of. Total Theater
 

productions
 

To support the writers’/directors, series of
 

staged productions
 

To support productions and staged readings for
 

the 1980-81 season
 

5,000
 

20,000
 

7,500
 

7,500
 

30,000
 

17,500
 

4,000
 

2,500
 

4,000
 

7,500
 

-2,000 

6,000
 

2,000
 

13,000
 

20,000
 

7,000
 
 

 

 

Theater 391 

Free Street Theater To support artistic development for Free Street 

Chicago IL Two~ and a production of "Runaways" during the 

1980-81 season 

Friends of the Mime To support the creation and production of new 3,000 

Theater work for the 1980-81 season at the Mime Theater 

Milwaukee WI 

G.A.L.A. To support artistic development for the 1980-81 2,500 

Washington DC season 

Germinal Stage To support artistic salary development for I0,000 

Denver CO the 1980-81 season of productions 

Gulf Coast Center for the To support the 1980-81 season of staged readings 5,500 

Arts and workshop productions for playwrights 

New York NY 

Hippodrome Theatre 

Workshop 

To support the 1980-81 season of mainstage 

productions 

20~000 

Gainesville~ FL 

Hudson Guild Theatre To support the 1980-81 season of productions, 6,000 

New York NY workshops, and related theatrical activity 

Illusion Theater and To support the development and production of a 3,000 

School new work for the 1980-81 season 

Minneapolis 

Imaginary Theatre 

Atlanta GA 

To support the 1980-81 season of total theater 

works and new productions 

2,000 

Independent Eye To support salary and production expenses for 7,865 

Lancaster PA the 1980-81 season 

International Arts To support the 1980-81 season of productions 7,500 

Relations 

New York NY 

Invisible Theatre To support artistic and administrative salary 2,000 

Tucson AZ development for the 1980-81 season 

Invisible Theatre To support a new management/development position 2,000 

Tucson AZ during 1981-82 

Iowa Theater Lab To support the development and production of two 2,000 

(Maryland) new plays for the 1980-81 season 

Catskill NY 

Judson Memorial Church To support the 1980-81 season of productions of 2,000 

New York NY the Judson Poets’ Theater, as well as technical 

staff development 

Julian Company Theatre To support the 1980-81 season of theatrical 7,000 

San Francisco CA activities 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

39~ ~heater 

Kuumba Community Theatre
 

Chicago IL 

Labor Theater 

New York NY 

Lexington Repertory
 

Theatre
 

Lexington
 KY
 

Lilith Foundation
 

San Francisco
 CA
 

Lion Theater Foundation
 

New York NY
 

Little Flags Theatre
 

Foundation
 

Boston
 

Los Angeles Actors’
 

Theatre Foundation
 

Los Angeles
 CA
 

Mabou Mines Development
 

Foundation
 

New York NY
 

Magic Theatre
 

San Francisco
 CA
 

Magic Theatre Foundation
 

Omaha NE
 

Meadows Playhouse
 

Las Vegas
 NV
 

Merry Enterprises Theatre
 

New York NY
 

Michigan Chapter, Southern
 

Christian Leadership
 

Conf.
 

Detroit MI
 

Mixed Blood Theatre
 

Company
 

Minneapolis
 MN
 

Montana, University of
 

Missoula MT
 

Moving Men Theater Company
 

Berkeley CA
 

To support the 1980-81 season of productions
 

To support the development and production of new
 

works for the 1980-81 season, as well as
 

associated touring
 

To support salary development for the 1980-81
 

season of productions
 

To support the development and production of a
 

feminist historical drama for the 1980-81 season
 

To support the 1980-81 season of productions,
 

and related theatrical activity
 

To support the development and production of new
 

works for the 1980-81 season
 

To support the 1980-81 season of theatrical
 

activities
 

To support rehearsals and performances of three
 

productions during the 1980-81 New York
 

repertory season
 

To support the 1980-81 season of productions of
 

new works
 

To support the development and production of new
 

theater works, and touring activity for the 1980­

81 season
 

To support artistic staff development for
 

the 1980-81 season of the No Smoking Playhouse
 

To support the production of new plays during
 

the 1980-81 season at the No Smoking Playhouse
 

To support the 1980-81 season of productions of
 

Creative Express
 

To support production costs and artists’
 

salaries for the 1980-81 season
 

To support the development of sponsors and
 

administrative assistance for the 1980-81 season
 

of Montana Repertory Theater
 

To support the development and production of a
 

new work for the 1980-81 season
 

2,000
 

4,000
 

2,000
 

3,000
 

10,000
 

7,500
 

15,000
 

50,000
 

50,000
 

25,000
 

2,000
 

2,000
 

2,000
 

5,000
 

5,000 

3,500
 
 

 

 

 

~Nitional Black Theatre


 o kShOp 

Ne~ ~ork NY 

NeW American Theater
 

Rockford IL 

New Cycle Theater 

Brooklyn NY 

New Cycle Theatre 

Brooklyn NY 

New Dramatists 

New York NY 

New Globe Theatre 

Fairfield CT 

New Playwrights’ Theatre
 

of Washington
 

Washington DC
 

New York, Research
 

Foundation of City
 

Univ.
 

New York NY
 

Nosotros
 

Hollywood CA
 

Odyssey Theatre Foundation
 

Los Angeles CA
 

Off Center Theatre
 

New York NY
 

Old Creamery Theatre
 

Company
 

Garrison IA
 

One Act Theater Company
 

San Francisco CA
 

Ontological-Hysteric
 

Theater
 

New York NY
 

Open Door Theatre of
 

Boston
 

Jamaica Plain
 

Open Space Theatre
 

Experiment
 

New York NY
 

To support the development and production of new
 

works for the 1980-81 season
 

To support the 1980-81 season of theatrical
 

activities
 

To support the 1980-81 season
 

To support production costs for the, 1981-82
 

season
 

To support the program of readings and works in
 

progress for the 1980-81 season
 

To support the 1980-81 season of productions of
 

classical plays and touring
 

To support the production of new plays during
 

the 1980-81 season
 

To support Hunter Playwright’s 1980-81 season of
 

showcase productions and staged readings
 

To support the 1980-81 season of productions
 

To support the 1980-81 season of productions as
 

well as organizational expansion
 

To support administrative development for
 

the 1980-81 season
 

To support the 1980-81 season of productions
 

To support artistic staff development for the
 

One-Act Theater Company of San Francisco during
 

the 1980-81 season
 

TO support the production of new work for
 

the 1980-81 season
 

To support audience development activity for the
 

1980-81 season of productions
 

To support the 1980-81 season of productions
 

Theater 393 

9,000 

5,000
 

2,000
 

2,000
 

11 , 000
 

2,000
 

10,000
 

2,000
 

2,000
 

10,000
 

2,000
 

5,000
 

3,000
 

32,500
 

1,500
 

3,000
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

394 Theater 

Oregon Repertory Theatre 

Eugene OR 

To support the 1980-81 season of productions, as 

well as artistic staff development 5,0( 

Other Theater 

New York NY 

To support the 1980-81 season of workshops and 

performances of the Winter Project 

12,0( 

Pacific Coast Performing 

Arts Foundation 

To support the 1980-81 season of productions of 

the Bear Republic Theater 

2,0( 

Santa Cruz CA 

Palace Theater 

Minneapolis MN 

To support management and artistic development 

for the 1980-81 season 

2,0C 

Palisades Theatre Company 

St. Petersburg FL 

To support special workshops and production 

activity for the 1980-81 season 

2,0( 

Pan Asian Repertory 

Theatre 

To support a theater season of three productions 3,0C 

New York NY 

People’s Theatre 

Cambridge MA 

To develop a salaried permanent company of 

actors for the 1980-81 season 

2,00 

People’s Theatre 

Cambridge MA 

To support salaries and production expenses 

during the 1981-82 season 

2,00 

People’s Light 

Theatre Company 

To support the 1980-81 season of productions 2,50 

Malvern PA 

Performance Community 

Chicago IL 

To support the production of new plays during 

the 1980-81 season 

5,00 

Ping Chong and the Fiji 

Company 

New York NY 

To support the production of the "Articulated 

Man," during the 1981-82 season 

2,00 

Pittsburgh Metropolitan 

Stage Company 

To support pilot development/outreach programs 

for the 1980-81 season 

2,00= 

Pittsburgh PA 

Play Group 

Knoxville TN 

To support artistic development and new play 

production for the 1980-81 season 

2,00’ 

Playwright’s Center 

Chicago IL 

To support workshops and productions for the 

1980-81 season 

2,00~ 

Playwright’s Lab 

Minneapolis MN 

To support the script development program for 

the 1980-81 season of readings 3,00( 

Playwright’s Lab 

Minneapolis 

To support the organization, workshops, and 

presentations of the 1981 Midwest Playwright’s 3,00( 

Lab 

Playwright’s Platform
 To support script development programs, as well
 2,00(
 Boston MA ,as administrative staff development for the 1980­

81 season
 
 

 

 

Flayw~igh~s Unllmi~ed
 

San Anselmo CA 

Profile Theater 

Portland 

Reality Theater 

Boston MA 

Ridiculous Theatrical
 

Company
 

New York
 NY
 

Riverside Shakespeare
 

Company of New York
 

New York
 NY
 

Roadside Attractions
 

Detroit
 MI
 

Salt Lake Acting Company
 

Salt Lake City UT
 

San Diego Repertory
 

Theatre
 

San Diego CA
 

Shared Forms Theatre
 

New York NY
 

Shelter West Company
 

New York NY
 

Snake Theater
 

Sausalito CA
 

Spanish Theatre Repertory
 

Company
 

New York NY
 

Spectrum Theatre
 

New York NY
 

Spiderwoman Theater
 

New York NY
 

Steamboat Springs Council
 

on the Arts and Humanities
 

Steamboat Springs CO
 

Steppenwolf Theatre
 

Company
 

Chicago IL
 

To support the 1980 Playwrights Festival III and
 

related activities
 

To support artistic development for the 1980-81
 

season of the Portland Stage Company
 

To support artists’ fees for productions during
 

the 1980-81 season
 

To support the production and development of two
 

new works for the 1980-81 season
 

To support the 1980-81 season of productions and
 

community outreach programs
 

To support the 1980-81 season of productions and
 

related theatrical activity by Attic Theater
 

To support the production of a new play for the
 

1980-81 season
 

To support increased salaries for performers and
 

technical staff during the 1980-81 season
 

To support the 1980-81 season of performances
 

To support the 1980-81 season of the major
 

theater program and in-house workshops
 

To support the production of a new work and the
 

expansion of rehearsal time for the 1980-81
 

season
 

To support artistic and production costs for the
 

1980-81 season of performances
 

To support the classical repertory season of
 

plays during the 1980-81 season
 

To support actresses’ salaries and expenses
 

during the rehearsal period for three original
 

productions during the 1980-81 season
 

To support the 1980-81 season of productions and
 

regional touring of the Steamboat Repertory
 

Theatre
 

To support artistic salary development for the
 

1980-81 season
 

Theater 395 

2,500
 

4,000
 

4,000
 

25,000
 

2,500
 

10,000
 

2,000
 

4,000
 

3,000
 

2,000
 

6,500
 

15,000
 

2,000
 

3,000
 

2,000
 

2,000
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

396 Theater 

Storefront Actors Theatre
 

Portland OR 

Talking Band 

New York NY 

Theater Center 

Philadelphia 

Philadelphia PA 

Theater of Process Theater
 

Santa Barbara CA
 

Theatre Express
 

Pittsburgh PA
 

Theatre Project Company
 

St. Louis MO
 

Theatre Research
 

New York
 NY
 

Theatre Rhinoceros
 

San Francisco
 CA
 

Theatre Rhinoceros
 

San Francisco
 CA
 

Theatre X
 

Milwaukee
 WI
 

Theatre for the New City
 

New York NY
 

Theatre of the Stars ~
 

Atlanta GA
 

Time and Space Limited
 

Theatre
 

New York NY
 

Time and Space Limited
 

Theatre
 

New York NY
 

T.P.C. Enterprises
 

New York
 NY
 

Traveling Jewish Theatre
 

Los Angeles CA
 

Two Penny Circus
 

Barre
 VT
 

To support the 1980-81 seaon of productions and
 

related theatrical activity
 

To support the creation and development of a new
 

theater piece for the 1980-81 season
 

To support artistic development~ during the 1980­

81 season
 

To support fundraising and development
 

activities for the 1980-81 season
 

To support the professionalization of artistic
 

and technical staff for the 1980-81 season
 

To support artistic development for the 1980-81
 

season of productions
 

To support production expenses and salaries for
 

professional staff and artists during the 1980­

81 season
 

To support the 1980-81 series of productions
 

To support the 1981-82 season
 

To support artistic development for the
 

presentation of a trilogy of company-developed


theater pieces
 

To support the 1980-81 season of developmental
 

theater
 

To support the 1980-81 season of productions of
 

the Just Us Theatre Company
 

To support artistic development for the 1980-81
 

season, including touring
 

To support production costs during the 1981-82
 

season
 

To support managerial staff development, as well
 

as productions and readings for the 1980-81
 

season
 

To support administrative and technical
 

development during the 1980-81 season
 

To support administrative development for the
 

1980-81 season
 

5,500
 

2,5oo
 

3,000
 

2,000
 

6,000
 

2,000
 

2,000
 

2,000
 

2,000
 

7,500
 

30,000
 

2,000
 

3,000
 

5,000
 

2,500
 

2,000
 

8,500
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

Veterans Ensemble Theatre
 

COmpany
 

New York NY
 

Victory Gardens Theater
 

Chicago IL 

Westchester Regional 

Theatre 

Harrison NY 

William Shakespeare 

Company 

Camden 

Wilma Project 

Philadelphia PA 

Wisdom Bridge Theatre
 

Chicago IL
 

Women’s Experimental
 

Theatre
 

New York NY
 

Women’s Interart Center
 

New York NY
 

Wooster Group
 

New York NY
 

Workshop for the Players
 

Art Foundation
 

New York NY
 

Young Men’s and Young
 

Women’s Hebrew Association
 

New York NY
 

Theater 397 

To support artistic staff development for the 

1980-81 season of productions 

2,500 

To support the 1980-81 season of mainstage 

productions 

10,000 

To support the development of artistic salaries 

for the 1980-81 season 

2,000 

To support the 1980-81 season 2,000 

To support the development and production of 

three new works for the 1980-81 season 

2,000 

To support the 1980-81 season of productions 9,000 

To support the 1980-81 season of activities 7,500 

To support the development and performance of 

new works or.adaptations during the 1980-81 

season 

10,000 

To support the development and production of new 

works during the 1980-81 season 

45,000 

To support the 1980-81 season of productions of 

new works and revivals, as well as staged 

readings 

9,000 

To support the 1980-81 season of theatrical 

performances by the Jewish-Repertory Theatre 

I , 500 

TOTAL FOR SMALL PROFESSIONAL THEATER COMPANIES 159 GRANTS 1,084,615
 

Professional 

Theater Companies 

with Short Seasons 

Alabama Shakespeare To support the 1981-82 season I0,000 0 

Festival 

Anniston AL 

American Players Theatre To support the 1981 season, including a single­ 3,000 

Spring Green WI ticket promotion campaign 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Arrow Rock Lyceum Theatre
 

Arrow Rock
 

Berkeley Shakespeare
 

Festival
 

Berkeley CA
 

Berkshire Theatre Festival
 

Stockbridge MA
 

Connecticut Center for
 

Performing Arts
 

Stratford CT
 

Creede Repertory Theatre
 

Creede CO
 

Great Lakes Shakespeare
 

Association 

Cleveland OH 

Horse Cave Theatre 

Horse Cave KY 

~ontana Repertory Theatre
 

Missoula MT
 

New York Shakespeare/­

Festival ~
 

New York
 NY
 

Ohio Outdoor Historical
 

Drama Association
 

Dover OH
 

Peninsula Players Theatre
 

Foundation
 

Green Bay WI
 

Peterborough Players
 

Peterborough NH
 

Shakespeare Festival of
 

Dallas
 

Dallas TX
 

Shakespeare and Company
 

Lenox MA
 

Souhegan Theatre Council
 

Milford NH
 

Theater at Monmouth
 

Monmouth
 ME
 

To support the theater’s artistic and
 

administrative costs
 

To support the 1981-82 season
 

To support the 1981-82 season
 

To support production costs for the 1981-82
 

season of the American Shakespeare Theatre
 

To support increased salaries for artistic and
 

support staff during the 1981-82 season
 

To support the 1981-82 season, including the
 

development of increased marketing efforts
 

To support the growth and expansion of
 

administration, community services, and artistic
 

development during the 1981-82 season
 

To support the 1981-82 season and the addition
 

of administrative personnel
 

To support Shakespeare in Central Park and the
 

Touring Theater during the 1981-82 season
 

To support staff increase and salary improvement
 

in the 1981-82 season
 

To support the 1981 season consisting of five
 

plays and ten performance weeks
 

To support the administrative and artistic
 

development of the 1981 season
 

To support the 1981 season
 

To support the 1981-82 season
 

To support the 1981-82 season of the American
 

Stage Festival, including increasing staff
 

salaries
 

To support artistic development, management
 

development and community service during the
 

1981-82 season
 

3,000
 

2,500
 

3,150
 

15,000
 

3,000
 

25,000
 

12,500
 

7,500
 

75,000
 

1,500
 

5,000
 

1,500
 

5,000
 

20,000
 

15,000
 

2,000
 
 

 

 

 

 

Theater 399 

To support increases in artistic salaries and 48,000
 Nilliamstown Theatre
 

extension of rehearsal periods during the 1981­ Festival
 

82 season
 Williamstown
 

19 GRANTS 257,650
 TOTAL FOR PROFESSIONAL THEATER COMPANIES WITH SHORT SEASONS
 

Professional 

Theater Training 

League of Professional
 

Theatre Training Programs
 

New York NY
 

To support major theater training programs and 210,000
 

services throughout the nation
 

TOTAL FOR PROFESSIONAL THEATER TRAINING
 I GRANT 210,000


Artistic Associates 

American Repertory Theatre
 

Cambridge MA
 

Center Stage Associates
 

Baltimore MD
 

Center Theatre Group of
 

Los Angeles
 

Los Angeles CA
 

Chicago Theatre Group
 

Chicago IL
 

Circle Repertory Company
 

New York NY
 

Creation Production
 

Company
 

New York NY
 

Julian Theatre
 

San Francisco CA
 

Milwaukee Repertory
 

Theatre
 

Milwaukee WI
 

To support salary and partial expenses for Lee 20,000
 

Breuer as an artistic associate
 

To support the salary of composer Lance Mulcahy, 18,680
 

who wil~ collaborate with the theater’s artistic
 

staff during the 1981-82 season
 

To support the salary of an artistic associate 20,000
 

at the Mark Taper Forum for the 1981-82
 

production season
 

To support retaining lighting designer Jennifer 10,000
 

Tipton as artistic associate for the .1981-82
 

production season of the Goodman Theatre
 

To support retaining Tony Giordano as an
 20,000


associate artistic director for the 1981-82
 

season
 

To support the salary of composer and musician
 5,000


Vito Ricci as an artistic collaborator with the
 

theater
 

To support engaging freelance stage designer
 

Donald Cate as an Artistic Associate during the 14,200@
 

1981-82 production season
 

To support retaining lighting designer Arden 14,160
 

Fingerhut as an artistic associate
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

400 Theater 

Music-Theatre Performing
 

Group
 

New York NY
 

Shakespeare and Company
 

Lenox MA
 

Yale Repertory Theatre
 

New Haven CT
 

TOTAL FOR ARTISTIC ASSOCIATES
 

Literary Managers 

Center Stage Associates
 

Baltimore MD
 

One Act Theatre Company of
 

San Francisco
 

San Francisco CA
 

Yale Repertory Theatre
 

New Haven CT
 

TOTAL FOR LITERARY MANAGERS
 

To support the salary of Martha Clarke, who will
 17,470
 

serve as a directing associate with the Lenox
 

Arts Group during the 1981-82 season
 

To support the theater’s affiliation with
 16,950
 

choreographer and master teacher of movement
 

John Broome for the 1981-82 season
 

To support engaging designer Ming Cho Lee to 20,000
 

assist in the artistic.improvement of the 1981­

82 season
 

11 GRANTS 176,460
 

To support Warren McIsaac as dramaturg for the
 12,000
 

1981-82 season
 

To support P!illiam Oliver as dramaturg for the
 10,000
 1981-82 season
 

To support Martin Esslin as dramaturg for the
 5,000
 

1981-82 season
 

3 GRANTS 27,000
 

Director Fellowships (Pilot)
 

American Repertory Theatre
 

Cambridge MA
 

Center Stage Associates
 

Baltimore MD
 

Guthrie Theatre Foundation
 

Minneapolis MN
 

To support a director/fellow for the 1981-82
 20,000
 

season to work with the artistic director on
 

program planning, play selection, and production
 

,direction
 

To support a director/fellow for the 1981-82
 19,460
 season to develop and direct at least one new
 

production, and to assist in the selection of
 

works for production
 

To support a director/fellow for the 1981-82
 20,000
 

season to participate in the artistic direction
 

of the theater
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Theater 401 

13,800 To support a director/fellow for the 1981-82
 Old Globe Theatre
 

CA season to direct at least two productions and to
 San Diego
 serve as assistant dinector for five additional
 

productions
 

20,000
 Repertory Theatre of St.
 To support a director/fellow for the 1981-82


season
 Louis
 

St. Louis MO
 

To support a director/fellow to assist the
 19,850
 Yale Repertory Theatre
 

artistic director, coordinate Winterfest, and
 New Haven CT
 direct other productions of the 1981-82 season
 

6 GRANTS
 113’110


TOTAL FOR DIRECTOR FELLOWSHIPS (PILOT)
 

Fellowships for To allow playwrights to set aside time for writing,


research, or travel to advance their careers.
 Playwrights 

Alvarez, Lynne 

New York NY 

12,500 Ludlam, Charles 

New York NY 

12,500 

Farabough, Laura 

Sausalito CA 

12,500 Machado, Eduardo 

S. Pasadena CA 

12,500 

Faudree, Roy 

Northampton 

12,500 Mroczka, Paul M. 

Tyngsboro MA 

12,500 

Friedman, Evelyn L. 

New York NY 

12,500 Nigro, Don Joseph 

Malvern OH 

12,50~ 

Phillips, Louis James
 12,500
 12,500
 Grecco, Stephen Richard
 New York
 NY


State College PA
 

12,500
 12,500 Pielmeier, John
 Griffin, Thomas E., Jr.
 New York
 NY


Providence RI
 

12,500
 12,500 Polsky, Abe
 Gurney, Albert R., Jr.
 Santa Barbara
 CA


~West Newton MA
 

12,500
 12,500 Schenkar, Joan M.
 Hardy, Shirley M.
 Long Island City NY
 

Harvey IL
 

12,500
 12,500 Shank, Mary AdeleEdling
 Kalister, Rose Ann
 San Francisco CA
 Lancaster OH
 

12,500


Lee, Leslie Earl
 12,500 Stadd, Arlene


New York NY
 New York NY
 

12,500
 12,500 Staten, Pat
 Linfante, Michele
 New York
 NY
 San Francisco CA
 
 

 

 

 

402 Theater 

Wagener, Terri Lee
 12,500
 New York
 NY
 

TOTAL FOR FELLOWSHIPS FOR PLAYWRIGHTS
 

Script Services 

California Theatre Council
 

Los Angeles CA
 

Performing Arts Journal
 

New York NY
 

Theatre Communications
 

Group
 

New York NY 

Yale University 

New Haven CT 

TOTAL FOR SCRIPT SERVICES
 

Media Presentations 

Mabou Mines
 

New York
 NY
 

Roadside Theatre
 

Whitesburg
 KY
 

Trinity Square Repertory
 

Theatre Company
 

Providence RI
 

23 GRANTS
 

To support the expansion of the quarterly
 

publication, and marketing of "West Coast Plays~
 

to the theater community
 

To support the publication and distribution of
 

eight volumes of plays
 

To support the 1980-81 p~oduction of "Plays in
 

Process"
 

To support the publication of the "Yale Play
 

Series. in "Theater Magazine,,
 

4 GRANTS
 

To support filming "Dead End Kids: A History of
 

Nuclear Power"
 

To support videotape rehearsals and live
 

performances of the historical play "Red
 

Fox/Second Hangin’,,
 

To support producing three half-hour television
 

films during the company’s six-week tour to
 

India, Egypt, and Syria
 

TOTAL FOR MEDIA PRESENTATIONS
 

3 GRANTS
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

, iII
 

Services to the Field/

Theater Resources 

Baltimore International
 

Theatre Festival
 

Baltimore MD
 

Bilingual Foundation of
 

the Arts
 

Los Angeles CA
 

California Theatre Council
 

Los Angeles CA 

Crosswalk 

Boston MA 

Cultural Council 

Foundation 

New York NY 

Fdn. for the Ext. and Dev.
 

of American Professional
 

Thtr.
 

New York NY
 

Free Street Theatre
 

Chicago IL
 

International Theatre
 

Institute of the US
 

New York NY
 

League of Chicago Theaters
 

Chicago IL
 

League of Professional
 

Theater, Training Programs
 

New York NY
 

Loon and the Heron Theater
 

Boston MA
 

Los Angeles Actors’
 

Theater Foundation
 

Los Angeles CA
 

Los Angeles Theatre
 

Alliance
 

Los Angeles CA
 

Minnesota, University of
 

Minneapolis MN
 

To support operating expenses and artistic fees
 

for the 1981 Baltimore International Theatre
 

Festival
 

To support a tour of California by theBilingual
 

Foundation with "Wanted: Experienced Operators"
 

To support the 1980-81 programs of the council
 

To support the Little Dragon Project
 

To support a model program in the art of
 

clowning proposed to reach deaf, older adults,
 

and physically handicapped people
 

To support the management technical assistance
 

programs
 

To support performance programs that reflect a
 

positive image of aging by regional theatres
 

To support the library, visitor and consultation
 

service, publications, and representation
 

services
 

To support administrative activities of the
 

league
 

To support a meeting of representatives from
 

theater companies, and candidates for directing
 

fellowships
 

To support development of a theatrical
 

performing style and environment for vision-


impaired audiences and artists
 

To support the Ameslan Project which is designed
 

to reach the hearing impaired community
 

To support administrative salaries for the
 

theater’s service programs
 

TO provide an outstanding arts administrator
 

with the opportunity to serve temporarily in the
 

Endowment’s Theater Program under the
 

Intergovernmental Personnel Act
 

Theater 403 

15,000
 

7,500
 

7,500
 

11 , 500
 

8,500
 

45,000
 

I0,000
 

85,000
 

7,500
 

8,768
 

10,000
 

10,000
 

7,500
 

16,397
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

404 Theater 

New Dramatists
 

New York
 NY
 

New York Public
 

Library/Astor Lenox and
 

Tilden
 

New York NY
 

North Carolina, University
 

of
 

Chapel Hill NC
 

Off Off Broadway Alliance
 

New York NY
 

Puppeteers of America
 

Washington
 DC
 

Theatre Communications
 

Group
 

New York NY
 

Theatre Communications
 

Group
 

New York NY
 

Theatre Development Fund
 

New York NY
 

Theatre of Latin America
 

New York NY 

Turner, Knox 

Washington DC 

Virgin Islands, College of
 

the
 

St. Thomas VI
 

Washington Drama Society
 

Washington
 

To support the program for regional playwrights
 

To support the library’s Theatre on Film and
 

Tape project
 

To support the Institute of Outdoor Drama’s
 

advisory services
 

To support the organization’s resource,
 

referral, and training activities
 

To support the 1980-81 activities, including the
 

"Puppetry Journal," and support activities for
 

puppeteers
 

To support service programs and activities
 

during the 1980-81 season
 

To support consultants’ services and travel
 

expenses
 

To support the ticket subsidy program, the non-


subsidized ticket distribution program, the Off-


Off Broadway Theater voucher, and the costume
 

collection
 

To support service programs
 

To support planning and implementation of the
 

Theatre Program’s Fellowships for Playwrights
 

and Residencies for Playwrights
 

To support the first International Caribbean
 

Playwrights, Conference
 

To support developing artistic experimentation
 

and techniques for interaction between the
 

theater community and the hearing-impaired
 

17,500
 

56,250
 

10,000
 

30,000
 

7,500
 

235,000
 

120,000
 

I00,000
 

25,000
 

22,250
 

10,000.
 

10,000
 

TOTAL FOR SERVICES TO THE FIELD/THEATER RESOURCES
 26 GRANTS 893,665
 
 

 

Theater 405 

interdisciplinary 

New York Public
 

Library/Astorp Lenox and
 

Tilden
 

New York NY
 

New York Public
 

Library/Astor, Lenox and
 

Tilden
 

New York NY
 

TOTAL FOR INTERDISCIPLINARY
 

TOTAL FOR THEATER PROGRAM
 

40,000
 To support the operation, supervision, and
 

growth Of the library’s Theater on Film and Tape
 

Project which acquires and preserves rare
 

videotapes
 

10,000
 To support staff positions in order to provide
 

continued and improved access to the library’s
 

theater arts collections
 

2 GRANTS 50,000
 

422 GRANTS 10,848,588
 

TF--treasury funds; PG--program funds
 
406 Visual Arts 
407 

isual Arts
 

The Visual Arts Program awards fellowships to 

visual artists working in a wide range of styles 

and media. Fellowships go to painters, sculptors, 

printmakers, artists specializing in drawing, artists who make books, video artists, conceptual 

artists, performance artists, environmental artists, craftsmen, and photographers. 

The Program also gives grants to organizations that assist visual artists through such 

activities as providing working facilities or information services. 

Visual Arts Advisory Panels
 

Pat Adams
 

Painter
 

Bennington, VT
 

Jim Alinder
 

Photographer,
 

administrator
 

Carmel, CA
 

Richard Artschwager
 

Artist
 

Charlottesville, NY
 

Judy Baca
 

Artist, director of
 

artist organization
 

Los Angeles, CA
 

Ralph Bacerra
 

Potter
 

Pasadena, CA
 

Tom Beck
 

Photographer, educator
 

Silver Spring, ~D
 

Larry Bell
 

Sculptor.
 

Taos, NM
 

Robert Blackburn
 

Printmaking workshop
 

director
 

New York, NY
 

Julie Brown
 

Museum curator
 

Yonkers, NY
 

Scott Burton
 

Artist
 

New York, NY
 

Christine d’Arcy
 

Visual arts director at
 

state arts agency
 

Archorage, AK
 

Douglas Davis
 

Critic
 

New York, NY
 

Holliday Day
 

Museum curator
 

Omaha, NE
 

Imelda de Graw
 

Museum curator
 

Denver, (D
 

Jennifer Dowley
 

Visual arts expert at
 

arts commission
 

Sacramento, CA
 

Paula Duggan
 

Gallery director
 

Arvada, (D
 

Jackie Ferrara
 

Scul~tor
 

New York, NY
 

Anne Focke
 

Artists spaces
 

director
 

Seattle, WA
 

Dextra Frankel
 

Art gallery director
 

Fullerton, CA
 

Sam Gilliam
 

Painter
 

Washington, DC
 

Hans Haacke
 

Artist
 

New York, NY
 

Martha Benson
 

Arts center director
 
Chuck Hagen
 

Editor, critic
 

photographer
 

New York, NY
 

John Hanhart
 

Museum curator
 

New York, NY
 

Anne Hauberg
 

Glass center director
 

Seattle, WA
 

Jim Hubbell
 

Artist, builder
 

San Diego, CA
 

Kathy Huffman
 

Curator
 

Long Beach, CA
 

Richard Hunt
 

Sculptor
 

Chicago, IL
 

Sue Yung Li Ikeda
 

Landscape architect
 

San Francisco, CA
 

Robert Irwin
 

Artist
 

Los Angeles, CA
 

Marcia Isaacson
 

Draftsperson,
 

printmaker
 

Gainesville, FL
 

Michi Itami
 

Educator, printmaker
 

San Francisco, CA
 

Bill Jenkins
 

Photographer
 

Tempe, AZ
 

Joan Jonas
 

Video artist
 

New York, NY
 

Bernard Kester
 

Fiber artist,
 

professor
 

Los Angeles, CA
 

Ray King
 

Glass artist
 

Philadelphia, PA
 

Ruth Kohler
 

Crafts administrator
 

Sheboygan, WI
 

Rosalind Krauss
 

Scholar, critic
 

New York, NY
 

Shigeko Kubota
 

Video artist
 

New York, NY
 

Ed Levine
 

Educator, artist
 

Minneapolis, MN
 

Marcia Lewis
 

Jeweler, metalsmith,
 

educator
 

Long Beach, CA
 

Ira Licht
 

Museum director
 

Coral Gables, FL
 

Joan Lyons
 

Book artist,
 

printmaker
 

Rochester, NY
 

Lisa Lyons
 

Assistant museum
 

curator
 

Minneapolis, MN
 

Nathan Lyons
 

Photography workshop
 

director
 

Rochester, NY
 

Ed McGowin
 

Artist, educator
 

New York, NY
 

Judy McKie
 

Woodworker
 

Cambridge, MA
 

Francis Merritt
 

Crafts school director
 

Deer Isle, ME
 

John Paul Miller
 

Jeweler, goldsmith
 

Brecksville, OH
 

Laurence Miller
 

Museum director
 

Austin, TX
 

Manuel Neri
 

Sculptor
 

Benicia, CA
 

A1 Nodal
 

Artists space director
 

Washington, DC
 

Richard Nonas
 

Artist
 

New York, NY
 

Rafael Ortiz
 

Artist, educator
 

New Brunswick, NJ
 

Winnie Owens
 

Assistant professor
 

Washington, DC
 

Esther Parada
 

Photographer, educator
 

Chicago, IL
 

Bart Parker
 

Photographer
 

Providence, RI
 

Sonja Rae
 

Exhibition director
 

Chicago, IL
 

Nigel Redden
 

Performing arts curator
 

Minneapolis, MN
 

Moira Roth
 

Critic, educator
 

Berkeley, CA
 

Robert Ryman
 

Painter
 

New York, NY
 

Bonnie Sherk
 

Artist
 

San Francisco, CA
 

Barbara Smith
 

Artist
 

Malibu, CA
 
 

 

Visual Arts 409 

Carlos Solana
 

Museum curator
 

Flushing, NY
 

Nina Sundell
 

Curator
 

Washington, DC
 

Gary Super
 

Artists space director
 

Atlanta, GA
 

James Surls
 

Artist
 

Houston, TX
 

Wayne Thiebaud
 

Painter
 

Davis, CA
 

Anne Tucker
 

Museum curator
 

Houston, TX
 

Visual Arts Grants
 

Dianne Vanderlip
 

Museum curator
 

Denver, (D
 

Martha Wilson
 

Artists space director
 

New York, NY
 

William Wroth
 

Museum curator
 

Colorado Springs,
 

Art in Public Places 

Abilene Cultural Affairs
 

Council 

Abilene TX 

Albuquerque, City of 

Albuquerque NM 

Alexandria, City of
 

Alexandria
 LA
 

Anaheim Arts Council
 

Anaheim
 CA
 

Art Patrons League of
 

Mobile
 

Mobile
 AL
 

Art in Public Places
 

Chicago IL
 

California, State
 

University of
 

Long Beach CA
 

Chicago, University of
 

Chicago IL
 

Columbus, City of
 

Columbus
 IN
 

To support a commission to Larry Bell to execute
 

Abilene’s first major piece of public sculpture
 

To support a commission to Luis Jimenez for
 

sculpture in Tiquex Park
 

To support a commission to Clyde Connell for a
 

grouping of sculptures to be situated in a minipark
 

To support a commission to Lloyd Hamrol for a
 

sculpture to be placed in front of the new
 

Anaheim Civic Center
 

To support a commission to Alan Shields to
 

create a work of art for the lobby of the
 

Municipal Theater
 

To support a commission to Sol LeWitt for the 

wall directly behind the Everett McKinley
 

Dirksen Federal Building
 

To support a commission to Bruce Nauman for a
 

sculpture on the site of the music complex
 

To support a commission to Dan Graham for an
 

outdoor sculptural work at Argonne National
 

Laboratory
 

To support a commission to William T. Wiley, a
 

native of Indiana, for a mural in the tympanum
 

of the new city council chambers
 

50,000
 

~25,000
 

9,485
 

27,500
 

35,000
 

50,000
 

25,000
 

36,000
 

20,000O
 
 

 

 

 

 

410 Visual Arts 

Dayton, City of
 

Dayton
 

Emory University
 

At lanta
 GA
 

Fairmount Park Art
 

Association
 

Philadelphia
 PA
 

Friends of Little Tokyo
 

Arts 

Los Angeles CA 

Gettysburg College 

Gettysburg PA 

Kent Art Commission
 

Kent
 WA
 

Lowertown Redevelopment
 

Corporation
 

St. Paul MN
 

Maryland College of Art
 

and Design
 

Silver Spring MD
 

Maryland Institute,
 

College of Art
 

Baltimore
 MD
 

Maryland State Arts
 

Council
 

Baltimore
 MD
 

Maryland State Arts
 

Council
 

Baltimore
 MD
 

Maryland State Arts
 

Council
 

Baltimore
 MD
 

Massachusetts, University
 

of
 

Amherst
 MA
 

Metropolitan Arts Council
 

Omaha NE
 

|k
 

To support a temporary exhibition program in
 

urban areas
 

To support a commission to George Trakas for
 

redesigning a temporary ravine piece as a
 

permanent installation
 

To support a project for the planning and
 

development of new approaches to public art
 

To support a commission to Isamu Noguchi for a
 

massive sculpture -- the focal point of a major
 

redevelopment project for downtown Los Angeles
 

To support a commission to Martin Puryear for an
 

outdoor sculpture
 

To support amending grant # 02-4140-0002 to
 

commission Herbert Bayer to design the Mill
 

Creek Earthwork
 

To support commissions to Stephen Antonakos and
 

Larry Bell for artworks fully integrated with
 

the architecture of a section of the historic
 

Lowertown area
 

To support a commission to Siah Armajanl for a
 

sculpture on a four-acre site on the campus
 

To support planning and creating promenades
 

within the city, using the aesthetic environment
 

to shape them
 

To support a commission to Siah ArmaJanl to
 

create an outdoor composition for the Helen
 

Avalynne Tawes Garden
 

To support a commission to Charles Ross to
 

create a colorful and constantly changing
 

environment
 

To support a comnission to Alice Aycock for a
 

work at Salisbury State College Salisbury,
 

Maryland ’
 

To support a commission to George Trakas for an
 

environmental work of sculpture on the campus
 

To support a commission to Scott Burton for a
 

three-dlmensional work of art in a new downtown
 

Park
 

I0,000
 

8,825
 

7,500
 

50,000
 

22,000
 

15,000 

75,000
 

18,342
 

I0,000
 

22,500
 

37,500
 

22,500
 

15,000
 

40,000
 
 

Visual Arts 411 

Heritage Trust
 

NY
 ton
 

Jersey, State of
 

NJ
 

Mexico State
 

~ iuniversity
 NM
 

Las Cruces
 

iNorth Carolina, Division
 

of Travel and Tourism
N C
 Ha le igh
 

Police Jury Parish of St.
 

Mary
 LA
 Franklin
 

 ̄Seattle Arts Commission,
 

City of 

Seattle WA 

..... Stanford University 

Stanford CA 

Vail, Town of
 

CO
 Vail
 

Wichita Falls Art
 

Co~nission
 

Wichita Falls
 TX


TOTAL FOR ART IN PUBLIC PLACES
 

Art in Public Places/

Planning Grants 

for Artists 

Carlson, Cynthia
 

NY
 New York
 

To support the Major Project Program in which 15
 

artists will execute slte-related work at
 

Artpark
 

To enable the Department of Treasury to provide
 

a commission to Sam Gilliam for a canvas and
 

metal structure to be suspended in the atrium of
 

the Richard J. Hughes Justice Complex
 

To support a commission to Sol LeWitt for a
 

sculptural work near the new English-Speech
 

Building
 

To support a planning collaboration between an
 

architect and five artists for the total
 

integration of art in the design of the
 

Mecklenburg County Welcome Center
 

To support producing a large-scale environmental
 

sculpture by Alan Sonfist and Elizabeth Shannon
 

for the gateway of the Kemper Williams Park
 

To support a planning grant for an art and civic
 

design demonstration project
 

TO support a commission to Kenneth Snelson for a
 

sculpture on campus
 

To support a commission to claes Oldenburg for a
 

major sculptural work for Gondola Plaza
 

To support a commission to George Sugarman for
 

a major sculpture in Bellevue Park
 

32 GRANTS
 

To support investigation of materials for
 

adapting indoor wall installations to outdoor
 

wall surfaces
 

20,000
 

50,000
 

30,000
 

15,000
 

18,500
 

10,000
 

35,000
 

O1
 

50,000
 

50,000
 

910,652
 

5,000
 

2,500 

To support the exploration of the use of etched
 Chung, Eve
 CA
 and colored poly-resins and glass in a
 Sacramento
 functional architectural situation
 
 

 

 

 

 

412 Visual Arts 

Eeating, Andrew 

Seattle WA 

Eeller, Germaine 

New York NY 

Mooney, John David 

Chicago IL 

Newmann, Robert 

New York NY 

Wines, James 

New York NY 

Yankowitz, Nina 

New York NY 

To support the development of alternative 

downtown land use and trans- portation concepts 5,0 O0 

for Seattle 

To support the exploration of more permanent and
 

harmless materials for executing line drawing 5,000
 

installation for outdoor public settings
 

To support design renovation of Navy Pier on
 

Chicago’s lake front as a multi-layered public 5,000
 

plaza, incorporating experimental uses of light
 

To support the exploration of sandblasting as a
 

mural medium 5,000
 

To support exploration into the problems of
 

housing project art, iconography, architecture,
 5,000


public space, and landscape
 

To support proposals for walls in buildings
 

which house and/or educate the deaf and blind
 5,000


TOTAL FOR ART IN PUBLIC PLACES/PLANNING GRANTS FOR ARTISTS
 

 ̄ Artists, Critics,
 

Photographers,


.and Craftsmen
 

In Residence
 

1708 East Main Street
 

Richmond
 VA
 

80 Langton Street
 

San Francisco
 CA
 

Akron, University of
 

Akron
 OH
 

Albany, Junior College of
 

Albany NY
 

Anderson Ranch Arts Center
 

Aspen CO
 

8 GRANTS
 37,500
 

To enable art schools, university art departments, and
 

other arts organizations to invite nationally known
 

artists, critics, photographers, and craftsmen to
 

instruct and work with students and faculty while in
 

residence pursuing their own work.
 

1,500
 

2,000
 

1,470
 

2,940
 

2,000
 

Appalachian Center for 

Crafts 

Smlthville TN 

Arizona State University 

Tempe AZ 

3,000 

3,000 

Arizona, University of 

Tucson AZ 1,000 

Arkansas, University of 

Fayetteville AR’ 2,373 

Art Academy of Cincinnati 

Cincinnati OH 

1,000 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

i?~tival A.~soeiation
 

lanta
 GA
 

ta
 

college
 

PA
 .ide
 

.... ~dford Stuyvesant
 

~.R~@storation Corporation
 NY
 ~.-.~ooklyn
 

~oston University,
 

Trustees of
 MA
 ~oston
 

California State
 

University at Sacramento
 

Fdn.
 CA
 Sacramento
 

California State College,
 

Bakersfield Foundation
 

Bakersfield CA
 

California State Univ. at
 

Los Angeles, Fdn. of
 

Los Angeles CA
 

California State Univ. at
 

Northridge, Fdn. of
 

Northridge CA
 

California, Regents of the
 

University of
 

Santa Barbara CA
 

California, Regents of the
 

University of
 

Santa Barbara CA
 

California, Regents of the
 

University of 

Berkeley CA 

Catskill Center for 

Photography 

Woodstock NY 

Chautauqua County
 

Association for the Arts
 

Dunkirk NY
 

Chicago, University of
 

Chicago IL
 

3,000
 

T,500
 

1,500
 

3,000
 

550
 

1,500
 

1,000
 

1,850
 

1,500
 

1,500 

1,300
 

2,000
 

3,000
 

3,000
 

Claremont University
 

Center
 

CA
 Claremont
 

Clayworks Studio Workshop
 

New York NY
 

Colorado Mountain College
 

Glenwood CO
 

Colorado, Regents of the
 

university of
 

.Boulder CO
 

Columbia College
 

Chicago
 IL


Committee for the Visual
 

Arts
 

New York NY
 

Contemporary Arts Museum
 

Houston TX
 

Corooran Gallery of Art,
 

Trustees of the
 

Washington DC
 

Currier Gallery of Art
 

Manchester NH
 

Delaware, University of
 

Newark DE
 

Denver Art Museum
 

CO
 Denver
 

Denver, University of
 

CO
 Denver
 

District Curators
 

Washington
 DC


Drake University
 

Des Moines
 IA


East Carolina University
 

Greenville NC
 

VisualArts 413 

1,500
 

3,000
 

1,000
 

3,000
 

1,575
 

i,500
 

3,000
 

2,000
 

2,010
 

3,000
 

1,887
 

i,500
 

3,000
 

1,341
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

414 Visual Arts 

Factory of Visual Art
 

Seattle 	 WA
 

Film in the Cities
 

Minneapolis
 MN
 

Fine Arts Work Center in
 

Provincetown
 

Provincetown MA
 

Franklin Furnace Archive
 

New York NY
 

Ha~shire College
 

Amherst
 MA
 

Hawaii, University of
 

Honolulu HI
 

Hudson River Museum
 

Yonkers
 NY
 

Illinois., University of,
 

at Chicago Circle
 

Chicago IL
 

Image Resource Center
 

Cleveland OH
 

Institute for Art and
 

Urban Resources
 

Long Island City NY
 

International Center of
 

Photography
 

New York NY
 

Joslyn Art Museum
 

Omaha
 NE
 

Kent State University
 

Kent OH
 

Kutztown State College
 

Ku tz town PA
 

1,500	 Los Angeles Center for 

Photographic Studies 

Los Angeles CA 

3,000	 Los Angeles Contemporary
 

Exhibitions
 

Los Angeles CA
 

1,500	 Los Angeles Institute of
 

Contemporary Art
 

Los Angeles CA
 

2,000	 Maharishi International
 

University
 

Fairfield IA
 

1,500	 Maharishi International 

University 

Fairfield IA 

1,580	 Maryland, University of
 

College Park MD
 

2,000
 Massachusetts, University
 

of
 

Amherst MA
 

1,500
 Memphis Academy of Arts
 

Memphis TN
 

1,500	 Memphis State University 

Memphis TN 

2,000	 Middlebury College
 

Middlebury
 VT
 

2,430
 Murray State University
 

Murray KY
 

3,000	 New Gallery of
 

Contemporary Art
 

Cleveland
 OH
 

3,000	 New Mexico State
 

University
 

Las Cruces
 

3,000	 New Mexico, University of
 

Albuquerque NM
 

3,000
 

1,~70 

1,500
 

1,000
 

1,000 

3,000
 

2,100 

3,000
 

1,500 

1,864
 

2,550
 

1,000 

1,500
 

1,150
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Art Theater
 

tute
 

NY
 rk
 

~rk, Research Fdn. of
 

~City University of
 

’ Fl~shing NY
 

Ne~ ~York, Research Fdn. of
 

~ City University of
NY
 Flushing .
 

New York, Research Fdn. of
 

the State University of
 

Plattsburg NY
 

New York, Research Fdn. of
 

the State University of
 

Oswego NY
 

New York, Research Fdn. of
 

the State University of
 

Purchase NY
 

New York, Research Fdn. of
 

the State University of
 

101d Westbury NY
 

North Dakota, University
 

:of
 

Grand Forks ND
 

Northwestern University
 

Evanston IL
 

Ohio State University,
 

Research Foundation of
 

Columbus OH
 

Ox-Bow
 

Saugatuck MI
 

Pennsylvania, University
 

of
 

Philadelphia PA
 

Printmaking Workshop
 

New York
 NY
 

Quad Cities Arts Council
 

Rock Island IL
 

~ Queens County Art and
 

L ~C~ultural Center
 ~,v


3,000
 

1,315
 

1,000
 

3,000
 

1,500
 

3,000
 

3,000
 

2,989
 

2,500
 

3,000
 

1,000
 

1,400
 

2,500
 

3,000
 

1,000
 

Real Art Ways
 

Hartford
 CT


Rio Grande Union
 

New York
 NY


Rochester Institute of
 

TechnologY
 

Rochester NY
 

Rutgers University
 

Camden
 NJ


Rutgers University
 

NJ
 New Brunswick
 

Rutgers University
 

Newark
 NJ


San Francisco Camerawork
 

San Francisco CA
 

San Jose State University
 

San Jose CA
 

Sarah Lawrence College
 

Bronxville NY
 

Shepherd College
 

Foundation
 

Shepherdstown
 

Skowhegan School of
 

Painting and Sculpture
 

Skowhegan ME
 

South Alabama, University
 

of
 

Mobile AL
 

Southern Illinois Univ.,
 

Board of Trustees of
 

Carbondale IL
 

Southwest Texas State
 

University
 

San Marcos
 TX


Sun Valley Center for the
 

Arts and Humanities
 

Sun Valley ID
 

VisualArts 415 

2,000
 

2,240
 

1,500
 

3,000
 

3,000
 

3,000
 

2,000
 

2,633
 

2,937
 

3,000
 

1,000
 

1,515
 

2,000
 

1,200
 

855 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

416 Visual Arts 

Sun Valley Center for the
 

Arts and Humanities 

Sun Valley ID 

Swarthmore College 

Swarthmore PA 

Temple University
 

Philadelphia
 PA
 

Temple University
 

Philadelphia
 PA
 

Texas, University of
 

San Antonio
 TX
 

Union of Independent
 

Colleges of Art
 

Kansas City
 MO
 

Vermont, University of
 

Burlington VT
 

Video Free America
 

San Francisco
 CA
 

2,145
 

2,000
 

3,000
 

3,000
 

1,423
 

24,000
 

1,610
 

2,000
 

TOTAL FOR ARTISTS, CRITICS, PHOTOGRAPHERS,
 

AND CRAFTSMEN IN RESIDENCE
 

Photography
 

Exhibitions
 

Alex Coleman Foto Gallery
 

New York NY
 

Apeiron Workshops
 

Millerton
 NY
 

Arizona State University
 

Tempe AZ
 

Ashfield Historical
 

Society
 

As hfi eld MA
 

Virginia Commonwealth
 

University
 

Richmond VA
 

Visual Arts Center of
 

Alaska
 

Anchorage AK
 

Visual Studies Workshop
 

Rochester NY
 

Warren Wilson College
 

Swannanoa NC
 

Washington Hall
 

Performance Gallery
 

Seattle
 WA
 

William Patterson College
 

of New Jersey
 

Wayne NJ
 

Women’s Community
 

Los Angeles
 CA
 

Women’s Interart Center
 

New York NY
 

113 GRANTS
 

To support a series of exhibitions of the work
 

of contemporary photographers
 

To support a curatorial invitational and
 

subsequent exhibits
 

To support a series of exhibitions at Northlight
 

Gallery and the publication of catalogues
 

To support preparation and travel of an
 

exhibition of photographs from the Howes Brother
 

Co Ii ec tion
 

I, 7

3,000 

2,250
 

I, 000
 

2,000
 

2,000
 

800 

2,000
 

251,574
 

9,000
 

5,000
 

10,000
 

10,000
 
 

 

 

 

 

Visual Arts 417 

WI 

r for the Exploratory :! CeriSe 

and Perceptual Arts NY
 

Buffalo
 

c~affeY Co~ity College


CA
 Alta Loma
 

Ciark Art Institute
 MA
 Willi ares town
 

Colorado, University of
 

CO
 Denver
 

Columbia College
 

IL
 Chicago
 

Community Arts
 

CA
 San Francisco
 

Corcoran Gallery of Art
 

Washington DC
 

Film in the Cities
 

MN
 St. Paul
 

Fondo del Sol
 

Washington
 DC


Friends of Photography
 

Carmel CA
 

Friends of Photography
 

Carmel CA
 

To enable the Theodore Lyman Wright Art Center
 

to present an exhibition and catalogue of work
 

produced during a 1980 survey of southern
 

Wisconsin’s vernacular architecture
 

To support a series of one-person exhibitions by
 

artists who use photography in an unconventional
 

way
 

To support a major retrospective exhibition of
 

the work of Darnyl Curran for the Rex W. Wignall
 

Museum
 

To support an exhibition and catalogue to
 

explore the influence of Cubism on the
 

development of a modernist aesthetic in American
 

photography
 

To support an exhibition entitled ,,American
 

Photography Today"
 

To support a series of exhibitions in three
 

galleries organized by the Chicago Center for
 

Contemporary Photography
 

To support a series of 12 one-person shows 

mounted in gallery lounge areas at San Francisco 

International and Los Angeles Internati~hal 

airports
 

To support a continuing series of exhibitions
 

and catalogues devoted to living American
 

photographers
 

To support a series of exhibitions and lectures
 

by established American photographers
 

To support an exhibition and catalogue of the
 

work of Mexican photographer Augustin Casasola
 

To support a traveling exhibition of dye-


transfer color photographs
 

To support an exhibition and catalogue entitled
 

"The Contact Print"
 

7,000
 

5,000
 

7,000
 

6,000
 

4,000
 

10,000 

5,000
 

10,000
 

5,000
 

5,000
 

8,000
 

10,000
 

8,000 

International Center of 

Photography 

New York NY 

To support an exhibition entitled ,,Double Take: 

Influence and Coincidence in the History of 

Photography" 

8,500 

Laguna Beach Museum of Art 

Laguna Beach CA 

To support an exhlbltionof the work of Paul 

Outerbridge 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

418 Visual Arts 

Los Angeles Center for
 

Photographic Studies
 

Los Angeles CA
 

Los Angeles Municipal A~t
 

Gallery Associates
 

Los Angeles CA 

Maryland Institute, 

College of Art 

Baltimore MD 

Milwaukee Art Museum 

Milwaukee WI 

Morgan State.University
 

Baltimore MD
 

Museum of Modern Art
 

Chicago IL
 

Museum of Modern Art
 

New York
 NY
 

New Mexico, University of
 

Albuquerque NM
 

New Orleans Museum of Art
 

New Orleans LA
 

New York University
 

New York
 NY
 

Nexus
 

At lanta
 G A
 

Niagara University
 

Niagara
 NY
 

Pensacola Art Association
 

Pensacola FL
 

Sacramento Museum and
 

History Division
 

Sacramento
 CA
 

San Francisco Museum of
 

Modern Art
 

San Francisco CA
 

To support a series of eight exhibitions which
 

will be presented in the center’s new downtown
 

exhibition space
 

To support the first major retrospective
 

exhibition of the work of Robbert Flick
 

To support an exhibition of photographs made of
 

Maryland which form a collectlVe portrait of the
 

state
 

To support an exhibition of Lewis Hine’s child
 

labor photographs
 

To assist the university art gallery in the
 

rental and presentation of the Gordon Parks
 

exhibition, "Eye Music"
 

To support a major retrospective and catalogue
 

of the work of Kenneth Josephson
 

To support an exhibition of the work of Eugene
 

Atget
 

To support a series of one-person exhibitions
 

To support a major retrospective and catalogue
 

of the work of Lisette Model
 

To support publication of a catalogue on the
 

photography of space exploration for the Grey
 

Art Gallery and Study Center
 

To support an exhibition of photographs drawn
 

from the collections of the Library of Congress
 

and the National Archives
 

To support an exhibition of the work of
 

contemporary photographers
 

To support an exhibition and catalogue entitled
 

"Landmarks Reviewed"
 

To support an exhibition and catalogue of
 

photographs identified as a result of a survey
 

of Sacramento Valley photography from 1850 to
 

To support an exhibition and catalogue to trace
 

the development and artistic growth of
 

photography in California from post World War II
 

to the present
 

8,750
 

5,300
 

5,000
 

5,000
 

2,000
 

7,500
 

12,500
 

5,000
 

6,500
 

10,000
 

9,000
 

3,150
 

5,000
 

7,500
 

7,500
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

VisualArts 419 

!~n~a Barbara CA 

: istudlO Museum in Harlem
 

New York NY
 

United Church Board for
 

Homeland Ministries
 

New York NY
 

Visual Studies Workshop
 

Rochester NY
 

Washington Project for the
 

Arts
 

Washington DC
 

Wilkes College
 

Wilkes-Barre
 PA
 

To support organization and circulation of an 

exhibition curated by Fred R. Parker entitled 

,,Photography as Fantasy" 

7,500 

To support a major exhibition and catalogue of 

the work of Roy DeCarava 

10,000 

TO support an exhibition of photographs dealing 

with the issue of homeless women 

5,000 

To support fabrication of three new traveling 

exhibitions to help maintain and expand the 

exhibition consultancy and loan service, and to 

support production of 17 exhibitions over.the 

next year 

To support a series of exhibitions and 

catalogues of the work of photographers who have 

never been shown in Washington, D.C., and to 

support two one-person exhibitions of the work 

of Washington photographers 

To enable the Sordoni Art Gallery to organize 

and tour an exhibition of the mining photographs 

of Ralph DeWitt 

12,500 

5,000 

2,800 

39 GRANTS 275,00U 

TOTAL FOR PHOTOGRAPHY EXHIBITIONS
 

Crafts Exhibitions 

Alexandria Museum
 

Alexandria
 LA
 

Appalachian Center for
 

Crafts
 

Cookeville TN
 

Arts Council of Franklin
 

County
 

Gre enfi eld MA
 

Arts and Crafts Center of
 

Pittsburgh
 

Pittsburgh PA
 

Arvada Center for the Arts
 

and Humanities
 

Arvada CO
 

To support a regional exhibit of contemporary 

fiber art at the Alexandria Museum 

4,200 

To support "Fashion Inspired by Fiber Design," a 

traveling exhibition uniting fiber/fabric 

artists with designers from the fashion industry 

To support Artspace, the gallery of the council 

10,000 

4,000 

To support a traveling exhibition of significant 

contemporary wood-fired ceramics and a sampling 

of historical pieces 

To support "Useful Pots," an exhibition of 

functional ceramic ware by contemporary American 

potters 

3,500 

7,5;00@ 
 

 

 

 

 

420 Visual Arts 

Brockton Art Museum
 

Brockton
 MA
 

Brookfield Craft Center
 

Brookfi eld CT
 

California Design
 

Pasadena
 CA
 

California State
 

University
 

Los Angeles
 CA
 

Community Arts
 

San Francisco CA
 

Duluth Art Institute
 

Duluth
 MN
 

Fi berwo r ks
 

Berkeley
 CA
 

Gallery Association of New
 

York State
 

Hamilton NY
 

Galveston Art Center
 

Galveston
 TX
 

Georgia Designer Craftsmen
 

Atlanta GA
 

Guild of Book Workers
 

New York
 NY
 

Institute of Contemporary
 

Art
 

Boston
 MA
 

Kansas, University of
 

Lawrence KS
 

League of New Hampshire
 

Craftsmen
 

Concord ~ NH
 

To support "Woodforms: Contemporary Handmade
 

Furniture," an exhibition of work by 25-30
 

Northeast furniture-makers
 

To support "Enamels 50/80," a traveling
 

exhibition of contemporary enamelware
 

To support the planning of a major traveling
 

exhibition entitled "The Great American Design
 

Show"
 

To support a retrospective exhibit of the
 

ceramic and glass work of Glen Lukens, a pioneer
 

in California ceramics
 

To support a major California crafts
 

invitational exhibition to be held at the San
 

Francisco International Airport
 

To support the Lake Superior Biennial Craft Show
 

To support an exhibition of fiber artists who
 

have received fellowship awards from the
 

Endowment
 

To support the planning, research, and
 

implementation of a traveling exhibition
 

entitled "The Arts and Crafts Movement in New
 

York State (1876-1916)"
 

To support "30 Americans -- An Invitational
 

Exhibition: Clay, Fiber, Glass, Metal, Wood"
 

To support a traveling exhibition of works
 

representative of the art of blacksmithing in
 

the United States and Germany
 

To support a traveling exhibition of the work of
 

members, past and present, in celebration of the
 

guild’s 75th anniversary
 

To support an exhibition of contemporary
 

basketry including the work of John McQueen,
 

Carol Goss, Gary Trentham, and Fern Jacobs
 

To support an exhibition of work by contemporary
 

American metalsmlths
 

To support a national juried, all-media crafts
 

exhibition
 

8,00
 

5,00~
 

I0,50(
 

12,00(
 

18,00C
 

5,000
 

10,000
 

25,000
 

4,000
 

5,000
 

7,500
 

20,000
 

9,000
 

25,000
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Visual Arts 421 

Louisville Art Gallery
 

Louisville KY
 

Memorial Art Gallery
 

Rochester
 NY
 

Mid-America Arts Alliance
 

Kansas City MO
 

Mingei International
 

La Jolla
 CA
 

Niagara University
 

Niagara NY
 

Oakland Museum Association
 

Oakland CA
 

Rhode Island School of
 

Design
 

Providence RI
 

Sheboygan Arts Foundation
 

Sheboygan WI
 

Southern Ohio Museum
 

Portsmouth OH
 

St. Cloud State University
 

St. Cloud MN
 

St. Louis Art Museum
 

St. Louis MO
 

St. Thomas More University
 

Parish
 

Bowling Green OH
 

. ~ ~TOTAL FOR CRAFTS EXHIBITIONS
 

To support a lace exhibition at the gallery 5,000 

To support the exhibition, "Bedouin and Village 

Crafts of Saudi Arabia" 

7,000 

To support "Forever the Child: Toys Designed by 

Artists" a traveling exhibition of toys created 

by contemporary craftsmen 

16,000 

To support a major three-month exhibition, 

"Laura Andreson - A Retrospective in Clay" 

15,000 

To support two exhibits at the Kenan Center -­

one exploring contemporary approaches to glass, 

and the other focusing on furniture 

7,000 

To support "Trude Guermonpres - A Pioneer of 

Contemporary Handweaving," a retrospective 

exhibition at the Oakland Museum 

12,000 

To support an exhibition of experimental 

jacquard fabrics produced by twelve fiber 

artists at the Rhode Island School of Design 

4,500 

To support "Craft: An Expanding Definition," an 

exhibition at the Kohler Arts Center 

15,000 

To support "Touching Wood," an exhibition of the 

works of Elijah Peirce, Ron Issacs, Tom Simpson, 

and Edgar Tolson 

4,000 

To support an exhibition of contemporary ceramic 

work produced in.Minnesota 

5,000 

To support the planning and research of an 

exhibition on the University City Pottery, its 

French antecedents and its American influence 

10,000 

To support the second Liturgical Arts Exhibit 1,500 

31 GRANTS 295,200 
 

 

 

 

 

 

422 Visual Arts 

Photography
 

Publications
 

Another View
 

Brooklyn
 NY
 

Aperture
 

Millerton
 NY
 

Aperture
 

Millerton
 NY
 

Arizona, University of
 

Tucson AZ
 

Friends of Photography
 

Carmel CA
 

Massachusetts, University
 

of
 

Amherst
 MA
 

New Mexico, University of
 

Albuquerque NM
 

Photographic Resource
 

Center
 

Boston MA
 

San Francisco Camerawork
 

San Francisco CA
 

Temple University
 

Philadelphia
 PA
 

Visual Studies Workshop
 

Rochester NY
 

To support publication of volume five of "The
 

Black Photographers Annual"
 

To support publication of "Danny Lyon:
 

Photographs 1967-1980"
 

To support publication of an anthology of
 

critical essays by photographer Robert Adams
 

To support publication of an illustrated
 

scholarly monograph on the life and work of
 

photographer Johan Hagemeyer
 

To support publication of a monograph of the
 

work of photographer Roy DeCarava
 

To support publication by the University Press
 

of a comprehensive volume of the photographs of
 

Jerome Liebling
 

To support publication of "Photographic Critism
 

Today: Readings 1959-1980"
 

To support publication by Many Voices Press of a
 

book by photographer Eugene Richards and writer
 

Dorothea Lynch entitled "New Life"
 

To support publication by NFS Press of a
 

comprehensive monograph of the work of
 

photographer John Gutmann
 

To support publication of two issues of "Quiver"
 

entitled, "Image Notation If" and "The
 

Photographer as Director"
 

To support publication of an anthology of the
 

theoretical writing of Hollis Frampton
 

12,000
 

15,000
 

4,000
 

8,500
 

11,000
 

11,250
 

4,200
 

13,200
 

16,250
 

10,591
 

7,980
 

TOTAL FOR PHOTOGRAPHY PUBLICATIONS
 

1 1 GRANTS 113,971
 
 

 

 

Visual Arts 423 

Surveys
 

ton Art Museum
 

MA
 Ckton
 

University	 of
 

CO
 

~ Gontemporary Arts Center
 

LA
 

Cultural Council
 

Fbundation
 

NY
 New York
 

Museum of New Mexico
 

Santa Fe NM


San Francisco Camerawork 

San Francisco CA 

San Pedro Bay Historical
 

Society
 

San Pedro CA
 

Seaman’s Church Institute
 

6f New York
 

New York NY
 

Social and Public Art
 

Resource Center 

Venice CA 

Washington State 

University 

,pullman WA 

Women and Their Work 

Austin TX 

7,000
 To support a photographic survey of Brockton,
 

Massachusetts
 

12,000
 To support a survey of the earliest form of
 

environmental art -- rock painting and carving
 

9,000
 To support a survey of the new Vietnamese
 

comnunities in and near New Orleans
 

14,000
 To support a comprehensive survey by Bruce
 

Davidson of the New York City subway system for
 

the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs
 

15,000
 To support a comprehensive survey of New Mexico
 

by ten New Mexico photographers
 

9,000
 To support a survey which will investigate the
 

impact of urban renewal on the South-of-Market
 

community of San Francisco
 

To support a survey which will research and
 

collect historical photographs of the Japanese
 

fishing community on Terminal Island
 

15,000
 To support the Lower Manhattan Documentary
 

Project
 

To support a survey of Venice, California, which
 5,000


will make use of contemporary as well as
 

historical photographs
 

3,000
 To support a project which will survey, select,
 

and provide prints of a portion of the Ralph
 

Raymond Hutchinson Archive
 

To support a survey entitled "The Ties that
 9,000


Bind: Family Relationships"
 

11 GRANTS 103,000
 i i .TOTAL FOR PHOTOGRAPHY SURVEYS
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

424 Visual Arts 

Visual Artists Forums 

American Center for
 

Students and Artists
 

New York
 NY
 

Arizona, University of
 

Tucson AZ
 

Arkansas, University of
 

Fayetteville AR
 

Bedford Stuyvesant
 

Restoration Corporation
 

Brooklyn NY 

Boston University 

Boston MA 

California Institute of
 

the Arts
 

Valencia CA
 

Corcoran Gallery of Art
 

Washington DC
 

Fine Arts Work Center in
 

Provincetown
 

Provincetown MA
 

Hartford, University of
 

West Hartford CT
 

Hudson River Museum
 

Yonkers
 NY
 

Iowa State University
 

Ames IA
 

Kutztown State College
 

Kutztown PA
 

Massachusetts Institute of
 

Technology
 

Cambridge MA
 

To support production of a video interview with
 

noted photographers who have lived and worked in
 

New Mexico
 

To support a series of lectures and seminars
 

To support a visiting artists program to include
 

workshops, critiques of student work, and public
 

lectures ~
 

To support an artist-in-residence program at the
 

Art and Culture Center
 

To support an artist-in-residence series
 

sponsored by the Program in Artisanry
 

To support residencies of four East Coast
 

artists in film, performance, and installation
 

work during the school’s Tenth Anniversary
 

Exhibition
 

To support a visiting artists program for the
 

1981-82 academic year
 

To support an artists and critics residency
 

program
 

To support a year-round program of workshops,
 

demonstrations, slide lectures, and critiques
 

conducted by artists of national reputation
 

To support a series of public presentations and
 

panels involving performance, video, and new
 

music
 

To support a week-long residency for a graphic
 

artist
 

To support the Art Series Program
 

To support a publication to be edited by artists
 

Antonio Muntadas and Peter D’Agostino exploring
 

the relationship of art, technology, and
 

advertising in contemporary society
 

5,0(
 

5,0C
 

3,70
 

3,001
 

2,00C
 

2,700
 

5,000
 

5,000
 

5,000
 

6,000
 

822 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Visual Arts 425 

Academy of Arts
 

TN
 

sissiPpi, University of
 

MI
 

i~i ~:~.~tional Conference of
 

~! W~hington DC
 

!:Nebraska, University of
 

~maha NE
 

New Mexico, University of
 

iAlbuquerque NM
 

New York, Research Fdn. of
 

the State University of
 

Plattsburgh NY
 

New York, Research Fdn. of
 

the State University of
 

~..Purchase NY
 

Ohio State University
 

OH
 Columbus
 

Pennsylvania, University
 

of
 

Philadelphia PA
 

Roswell Museum and Art
 

Center
 

Roswe ii NM
 

Rutgers, The State
 

University of New Jersey
 

Camden NJ
 

Rutgers, The State
 

University of New Jersey
 

Newark NJ
 

Rutgers, The State
 

University of New Jersey
 

New Brunswick NJ
 

Texas, University of
 

San Antonio
 TX


To support a visiting artists program 5,000 

To support a visiting artists program 5,000 

To support the 24th annual convention in Boston 5,000 

To support a series of residencies by visiting 

visual artists working in video, painting, and 

sculpture 

To support the residencies of sculptor Mary Miss 

and metal artist J. Fred Woell 

I , 950 

3,500 

To support a visiting artists program 5,000 

To support a public lecture series 5,000 

To support a photography lecture for students 

and photographers in the Ohio region 

To support a lecture series and exhibitions 5,000 

To support a residency program 5,000 

To support a cooperative residency program 4,000 

to support a series of visits by artists Rafael 

Ferrer, Marisol, and Liliana Porter focusing on 

the contributions of Hispanic artists to 

American art 

To support an arts symposium of lectures and 

discussions 

4,000 

3,500 

To support the Visiting Artist Series, which 

will include public slide lectures, critiques, 

and panel discussions by a photographer, a 

painter, a ceramist, and a sculptor 
 

 

 

 

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Vashon Allied Arts
 

Burton
 WA
 

Washington University
 

St. Louis MO
 

Wright State University
 

Dayton OH
 

Young Men’s and Young
 

Women’s Hebrew Association
 

New York NY
 

To support the Pacific Enameling Symposium 

4,0 O0 

To support a three-week residency by Sam Gilliam 

~,6oo 

To support a photography exhibition and a 

lecture series 4,000 

To support workshops and a lecture series 5,000 

TOTAL FOR VISUAL ARTISTS FORUMS
 

Artists Spaces 

1708 East Main Street
 

Richmond
 VA
 

80 Langton Street
 

San Francisco
 CA
 

Alternative Center for
 

International Arts
 

New York NY
 

and/or service
 

Seattle
 WA
 

ARC Gallery
 

Chicago IL
 

Artemisia Fund
 

Chicago
 IL
 

Artist Alliance
 

Tampa
 FL
 

Artists in Residence
 

New York
 NY
 

31 GRANTS 122,522
 

To support a regional exhibition space which
 13,000
 includes performances and installations in
 

addition to individual and group shows
 

To support a program of installations and
 

28,000
 performances by visual artists
 

To support the exhibition program of eight group
 

12,500
 shows and seven solo shows
 

To support fees to artists for exhibitions,
 29,000
 performances, special artists’ projects, and
 

artists’ services
 

To support Raw Space, an unimproved and
 5,000
 therefore uninhibiting exhibition area below
 

ARCs main gallery, which permits installation
 

pieces and other experimental work
 

To support the payment of fees to artists
 5,000
 exhibiting in this year’s schedule of group and
 

solo shows
 

To support a program aimed at the introduotlon
 

of environmental installations and performance
 2,500


art to the Tampa Bay area
 

To support the women’s performance series and
 13,000
 ongoing exhibition program
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Visual Arts 427 

.Atlanta Art Workers
 

~lition
 

GA
 Atlanta
 

~clder Center for the
 

Visual Arts 

~oulder CO 

~atskill Center for 

photography 

Woodstock NY 

Center for Book Arts
 

New York
 NY


Center for Exploratory and
 

Perceptual Arts
 

Buffalo NY
 

Cincinnati Artists Group
 

Effort
 

Cincinnati OH
 

Collaborative Projects
 

New York NY
 

Committee for the Visual
 

Arts
 

New York NY
 

Contemporary Arts Center
 

Cincinnati OH
 

Contemporary Arts Center
 

New Orleans LA
 

Contemporary Arts Center
 

New Orleans LA
 

Creative Time
 

New York NY
 

Crossroads Community
 

San Francisco CA 

To support exhibitions and the payment of
 

honoraria to artists included in the Midwest
 

Arts Series
 

To support the payment of honoraria and artist’s
 

exhibition expenses
 

To support the performance schedule at the
 

center
 

To support exhibitions, workshops, a lecture
 

series, and information on technical resource
 

facilities
 

To support the preparation and organization of
 

six exhibitions
 

To support an exhibition program featuring
 

artists with national reputations and younger
 

artists who have not had wide exposure
 

To support 20 exhibitions and performances in
 

the visual, musical, literary, video, and film
 

arts
 

To support an association of artists wit~ group
 

activities in film, video performance,
 

publications, photography, painting, and
 

sculpture
 

To enable Artists Space to offer an exhibition
 

program to emphasize the challenging new work by
 

New York emerging artists
 

To support the payment of fees to artists
 

~participating in the center’s new Outer Spaces
 

exhibition program
 

To support artist-run and initiated projects
 

through exhibitions, performance schedules, and
 

professional workshops
 

To support the National Conference of Artists
 

Spaces, a working conference which seeks to
 

identify a network of spaces, establish a
 

regular publication, and form a national
 

membership organization of artists’ spaces
 

To support exhibitions at sites made available
 

through public and private owners
 

To support The Farm’s program which invites
 

nationally known artists to create new works of
 

art
 

6,200
 

6,000
 

2,500
 

8,800
 

5,000
 

12,000
 

8,000
 

16,000
 

24,000
 

2,500
 

24,000
 

10,000
 

27,000
 

6,000
 
 

 

 

 

 

428 Visual Arts 

Cultural Council 

Foundation 

New York NY 

District Curators 

Washington DC 

Exploratorium 

San Francisco CA 

Eyes and Ears Foundation
 

San Francisco CA
 

Fashion Moda
 

Bronx
 NY
 

Fashion Moda-


Bronx
 NY
 

Fondo del Sol
 

Washington
 DC
 

Forecast
 

Minneapolis
 MN
 

Foundation for Art
 

Resources
 

Santa Monica
 CA
 

Foundation for Today’s Art
 

Philadelphia PA
 

Franklin Furnace Archive
 

New York NY
 

Franklin Furnance Archive
 

New York NY
 

Friends of Puerto Rico
 

New York NY
 

Haleakala
 

New York
 

Hallwalls
 

Buffalo
 NY
 

To support exhibitions and a series of lectures
 

by artists, critics, and poets at the Artists
 

Choice Museum
 

To support a series of performances by national
 

artists in various locations in Washington, D.C.
 

To support "Speaking of Music," a series of
 

performances by musicians and artists
 

To support the presentation of alternative
 

artworks in the urban landscape context
 

To support exhibitions and artists’ fees for the
 

Fashion Moda Museum
 

To support setting up branches of Fashion Moda
 

in five cities across the U.S.
 

To support an exhibition and performance program
 

featuring Latino, Chicano, black and Native
 

American artists
 

To support the exhibition Outdoor Art ’82, an
 

open competition for regional artists
 

To support experimental art projects in the Los
 

Angeles area
 

To support contemporary art exhibits in
 

Philadelphia for Nexus, featuring neon, painting,
 

sculpture, video, installations, and performance
 

To support an exhibition space in the former
 

school, P.S. 122
 

To support exhibits of individuals and to
 

support four special exhibitions: a Dieter Rot
 

retrospective, Alison Knowles’ Big Book
 

reconstructed, a Xerox show, and a Polaroid show
 

To support the exhibition program at Cayman
 

Gallery
 

To support 12 shows of experimental work in
 

photography, painting, sculpture, audio, and
 

media work at The Kitchen
 

To support exhibition and performance programs
 

3,00
 

1,501
 

2,50(
 

2,50(
 

17,000
 

7,000
 

15,000
 

2,500
 

15,000
 

7 ~000 

2,500
 

29,000 

15,000 

19,000 

28,000
 
 

 

 

Visual Arts 429 

lls
 

NY
 

~ban Resources 

L6~g Island City NY 

interaction Dance 

Foundation 

New York NY 

international Arts 

Relations 

New York NY 

Jetwave 

San Francisco CA 

Just Above Midtown
 

NY
 New York
 

LaMamelle
 

San Francisco
 CA
 

Lawndale Annex
 

Houston
 TX
 

Light Factory
 

Charlotte
 NC
 

Light Work
 

Syracuse NY
 

Los Angeles Center for
 

Photographic Studies
 

Los Angeles CA
 

Los Angeles Contemporary
 

Exhibitions
 

Los Angeles CA
 

Los Angeles Institute of
 

i~Contemporary Art
 

Los Angeles CA
 

To support the Artist’s Gallery, an exhibition
 

space for regional artists in the Niagara region
 

To support fees to artists exhibiting in the
 

Herron Gallery
 

To support honoraria to artists and multiple
 

exhibition programs
 

To support "626," an exhibition/performance
 

space which mounts six visual art exhibitions
 

per year
 

To support an exhibition space devoted to Latin
 

American artists
 

To support the presentation of stationary-static
 

and movement-performance art
 

To support solo exhibitions of emerging artists
 

To support the presentation of artists’ work
 

using video and performance
 

To support an exhibition entitled "The Healing.
 

of Mind and Body"
 

To support exhibitions, a regional information
 

clearinghouse, a program of lectures and
 

workshops, and special community documentary
 

photography projects
 

To support an exhibition and project residency
 

program for artists working with photography
 

To support exhibitions in a new space, to
 

continue exhibitions at other sites in Los
 

Angeles, and to serve the Los Angeles
 

photography community
 

To support the monthly exhibition program
 

focused on new experimental work in the Los
 

Angeles area
 

To support a broad range of programs which
 

respond to many of the needs of artists residing
 

in Southern California
 

2,500
 

5,000
 

25,000
 

5,000
 

5,000
 

1,500
 

20,000
 

10,000
 

10,000
 

6,000
 

12,000
 

4,000
 

17,000
 

20,000
 
 

 

 

 

 

430 Visual Arts 

Maryland Writers Council
 

Baltimore MD
 

Mayor’s Advisory Committee
 

on Art and Culture
 

Baltimore MD
 

Minneapolis Society of
 

Fine Arts
 

Minneapolis MN
 

MoMing Dance and Arts
 

Center 

Chicago IL 

N.A.M.E. Gallery 

Chicago IL 

New Gallery of
 

Contemporary Art
 

Cleveland OH
 

New Harmony Gallery of
 

Contemporary Art
 

New Harmony IN
 

New Museum
 

New York NY
 

Nexus
 

Atlanta GA
 

Nexus
 

Atlanta GA
 

Northwest Artists Workshop
 

Portland OR
 

Oregon Center for the
 

Photographic Arts
 

Portland OR
 

Portland Center for the
 

Visual Arts
 

Portland OR
 

Public Art Fund
 

New York NY
 

To support a two-part program of artists’ 

performances and environmental works at the 

Merzaum Collective 

10,00( 

To support School 33 Gallery, which houses a 

space for artists, a community-oriented program 

of children’s art classes and adult workshops, 

and an exhibition space 

12,60( 

To support the Minnesota Artists Exhibition 

Program, which serves the needs of regional 

artists for exhibition space, artistic 

recognition, and critical dialogue 

5,00( 

To support exhibition/performance art programs 

in the visual arts, dance, and mime 

8,000 

To support an exhibition format of two-person 

shows for emerging artists from Chicago and the 

surrounding region 

19,000 

To support an exhibition space for regional and 

nationally recognized artists’ works 

4,000 

To support an exhibition program, featuring work 

by nationally known and emerging artists in a 

variety of media 

5,500 

To support two exhibitions accompanied by 

catalogues, lectures, and performances 

15,000 

To support a series of four exhibits which will 

give regional artists access to exhibition space 

and accompanying technical support systems 

10,500 

To support an exhibition and workshop program 

focusing on artists working in color photography 

and color offset printing 

15,700 

To support a forum serving regional artists who 

work in contemporary arts of all media which 

function outside conventional gallery contexts 

6,000 

To support an exhibition program focusing on 

emerging regional artists and nationally known 

photographers 

9,025 

To support exhibitions in various media by local 

and regional artists from the Northwest 

5,000 

To support the Artists Fee Fund, established to 

help artists complete and install public art 

projects 

2,500 
 

 

 

 

CA
 

i ’i ~ Fyramid Gallery
 

Rochester
 NY
 

~ Randolph Street Gallery
 i~
 

 ̄ Chicago IL
 

Real Art Ways
 

Hartford
 CT


San Francisco Art
 

Institute
 

San Francisco
 CA
 

San Francisco Camerawork
 

San Francisco CA
 

San Jose Institute of
 

Contemporary Art
 

San Jose
 CA
 

Santa Barbara Contemporary
 

Arts Forum
 

Santa Barbara CA
 

Santa Fe Council for the
 

Arts
 

Santa Fe NM
 

Site~ Cite, Sight
 

San Francisco CA
 

Spaces
 

Cleveland OH
 

Trinity Kitchen
 

Austin TX
 

Tryon NC
 

Urban Institute for
 

Contemporary Art
 

Grand Rapids MI 

Alaska
 

Anchorage AK
 

To support a contemporary video art exhibition
 

To support a multi-arts center which presents
 

the works of artists in all disciplines
 

To support an alternative exhibition space and
 

center for the arts which presents both visual
 

and performing arts
 

To support an arts center for disseminating work
 

and information concerning all aspects of
 

contemporary art
 

To support the payment of honoraria to artists
 

for visual arts exhibitions, video
 

installations, and performance works
 

To support exhibitions in one of the largest
 

photography galleries on the West Coast
 

To support an artist-maintained space dedicated
 

to the growth and development of contemporary
 

art
 

To support the payment of honoraria to’°artists
 

participating in the exhibition program
 

To support a series of activities by
 

experimental artists who visit or reside in New
 

Mexico
 

To support an exhibition program which deals
 

primarily with site-specific works
 

To support an exhibition program which includes
 

solo exhibitions, collaborative works,
 

performance works, and multimedia works
 

To support an artist-established space which
 

exhibits contemporary and innovative art
 

To support an artspace for the promotion and
 

dissemination of experimental art ideas
 

To support a program to include at least six
 

exhibitions of sculpture, video, and painting by
 

living artists
 

To support the gallery exhibition program which
 

features four nationally known artists each year
 

2,500
 

6,500
 

10,000
 

11,000
 

7,000
 

I0,000 

4,500
 

6,000
 

2,500
 

16,000
 

6,500
 

2,500
 

2,500
 

5,000
 

5,000
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

432 VisualArts 

Washington Project for the
 

Arts
 

Washington DC
 

Washington Women’s Art
 

Center 

Washington DC 

West Hubbard Gallery 

Chicago IL 

White Columns
 

New York
 NY
 

Women and Their Work
 

Austin
 TX
 

Women’s Interart Center
 

New York. NY
 

Woodland Pattern
 

Milwaukee
 WI
 

Works
 

San Jose
 CA
 

TOTAL FOR ARTISTS’ SPACES
 

Artists’ Fellowships 

Alexander, John
 

New York
 NY
 

Allyn, Jerri
 

Culver City
 CA
 

Ambrose, Peter
 

Brooklyn
 NY
 

Amenoff, Gregory
 

New York
 NY
 

To support the exhibition program and fees to 

exhibiting artists, the Washington Arts Site 

Project which includes multiple public sites 

around the city, and the performance art series 

27,000 

To support fees to participating artists in 

exhibition and performance programs 9,000 

To support a 12-show exhibition schedule of nontraditional work by regional visual artists 4,000
 

To support a flexible-schedule of exhibitions
 

and performances which respond to changing 17,000
 

trends and patterns in the contemporary visual
 

arts scene
 

To support an experimental video artists series
 

7,000
 

To support Interart Gallery, the visual arts
 

component of the center 4,000
 

To support the visual arts exhibition schedule
 2,500
 

To support a monthly schedule of exhibitions
 

chosen by the artists’ selection committee, 2,500
 

featuring eight to ten shows a year
 

88 GRANTS 873,825
 

To enable visual artists to set aside time, purchase
 

materials, and pursue projects to advance their careers.
 

12,500
 

4,000 


12,500 


12,500
 

Anderson, David
 

La Cienega
 

Apple, Jacki
 

New York
 

Arneson, Robert
 

Benicia
 

Arvanites, John
 

Los Angeles
 

12,500
 

NM
 

12,500
 

NY
 

12,500
 

CA
 

2,000
 

CA
 
Visual Arts 433 

Helane 

CA 

12,500 Civitico, Bruno 

Portsmouth NH 

12,500 

Stephen 

City IA 

CA 

4,000 

12~500 

Colon, Francisco 

New York 

Cook, Gordon 

San Francisco 

NY 

CA 

4,000 

12,500 

~yle, Peter 

Chester NY 

4,000 Costa, Samuel 

Los Angeles 

4,000 

B~ckner, Barbara 

York NY 

6,250 Damer, Jack 

Madison WI 

12,500 

~Bunkall, Richard 

Pasadena CA 

4,000 Davies, Hanlyn 

Hadley MA 

12,500 

Bustos, Jose 

San Francisco CA 

4,000 DeStaebler, Steven 

Berkeley CA 

12,500 

Butler, Frances 

Berkeley 

Byars, James 

Los Angeles 

-Cajori, Charles 

Watertown 

Carter, Nanette 

New York 

CA 

CA 

NY 

12,500 

12,500 

12,500 

4,000 

Dean, Peter 

New York 

Denes, Agnes 

New York 

Devyatkin, Dmitri 

New York 

Dilg, John 

Chicago 

NY 

NY 

IL 

4,000 

12,500 

2,000 

12,500 

Cauley, Patrick 

New York NY 

4,000 Dill, Guy 

Venice CA 

12,500 

Cesery, Barbara 

Jacksonville FL 

4,000 Dolberg, Garrick 

Brooklyn NY 

12,500 

Chao, Bruce 

Columbus 

Cisneros, T. J. 

San Antonio 

OH 

TX 

12,500 

4,000 

Donato, Gerald 

Richmond 

Dvortcsak, Michael 

Santa Barbara. 

VA 

CA 

12,500 

12,500 
 

434 Visual Arts 

Dwyer, Charles
 12,500 Fish, Mary
 Newport RI 12,500:. Glencoe
 IL
 

East Los Streetscapers 

Los Angeles CA 12,500 Fontes, Gil 

Cranston RI 4,000 

Ecker, Robert 

Boulder CO 

12,500 Forakis, Peter 

Putney VT 12,500 

Edelson, Mary Beth 

New York NY 

12,500 Froese, Dieter 

New York NY 6,250 

Edgerton, Perky 

Brooklyn NY 

4,000 Fuapopo, Sekio 

San Francisco CA 4,000 

Elniski, James 

Provincetown MA 

4,000 Furr, James 

Opelika AL 

12,500 

Elozua, Raymond 

New York NY 

4,000 Garcia, Domingo 

New York NY 

12,500 

Ely, Timothy 

Snohomish WA 

12,500 Garza, Carmen 

San Francisco TX 

4,000 

Emanuel, Martin 

Atlanta GA 

4,000 Gellis, Sandy 

New York NY 

4,000 

Erickson, Eric 

New York NY 

12,500 Glier, Michael 

Brooklyn NY 

4,000 

Escher, Fred 

Janesville WI 

12,500 Gold, Sharon 

New York NY 

12,500 

Feingold, Ken 

Minneapolis MN 

2,000 Guillot, Robert 

Brooklyn NY 

4,000 

Feltus, Alan 

Hughesville 12,500 Haimsohn, Jana 

New York NY 

12,500 

Finste~, Howard 

Summerville GA 

4,000 Hammond, Robert 

New York NY 

4,000 

Fischer, R. M. 

New York NY 

12,500 Henderson, Carl 

Atlanta GA 

4,000 
 

Julia
 

FL
 

omery, Candace
 

NY
 

FL
 

’Hines, Kay
 

New York NY
 

Hock, Louis
 CA
 Solana Beach
 

Holder, Kenneth
 

Bloomington
 IL


Holmes, Jacqui
 

New York
 NY


Hoppe, William
 

Seattle
 WA


Howland, Rebecca
 

New York
 NY


Hudson, Judith
 

New York
 NY


Hultbe~g, John
 

New York
 ME


Ikegawa, Shiro
 

Alta Dena
 CA
 

Irish, Jane Anderegg
 

Flushing NY
 

Berkeley CA
 

Kamy, Deborah
 

Boston
 MA
 

6,250
 

4,000
 

12,500
 

12,500
 

12,500
 

12,500
 

4,000
 

12,500
 

12,500
 

4,000
 

12,500
 

12,500
 

4,000
 

12,500
 

4,000
 

Kaneshiro, Robin
 

Berkeley CA
 

Kass, Jacob
 

Largo FL
 

Kass, Ray
 

VA
 

Kay, Reed
 

MA
 

Keerl, Bayat
 

New York
 NY


Kendrick, Mel
 

New York
 NY


Kenny, Thomas
 

New York
 NY


Kirschenbaum, Bernard
 

New York
 NY


Klein, Ron
 

Glenside
 PA


Kriesborg, Irving
 

New York
 NY


Lacy, Suzanne
 

Los Angeles CA
 

Larson, Philip
 

Minneapolis MN
 

Leicester, Andrew
 

Minneapolis MN
 

Limone, Frank
 

IA
 Des Moines
 

Lloyd, Marcia
 

MA
 Boston
 

VisualArts 435 

4,000 

4,000
 

12,500
 

12,500
 

4,000
 

12,500
 

4,000
 

12,500
 

4,000
 

12,500
 

12,500
 

12,500
 

12,500
 

12,500
 

12,500
 
436 Visual Arts 

Lofquist, Janet
 

Minneapolis
 

Logue, Joan
 

New York
 

Lucier, Mary
 

New York
 

Manville, Elsie
 

New York
 

Martin, Ray
 

Oak Park 

McCloud, Mark
 

San Francisco
 

McNamara, John
 

Brookline
 

Morrel, Owen
 

New York
 

Narkiewicz, Paul
 

New York
 

Neuhaus, Max
 

New York
 

i
 Norton, Ann


! West Palm Beach
 

Notkin, Richard
 

...... Myrtle Point
 

Nozkowski, Thomas
 

New York
 

Oppenheim, Dennis
 

New York
 

Ortiz Oliver Otis
 ’
 

MN 

NY 

NY 

IL 

CA 

MA 

NY 

NY 

NY 

OR 

NY 

NY 

4,000 Oursler, Tony
 

Nyack
 

6,250
 Paulsen, Brian
 

Grand Forks
 

6,250
 Peacock, Cliffton
 

Boston
 

12,500
 Pinchbeck, Peter
 

New York
 

12,500	 Ramos, Anthony
 

New York
 

4,000
 Rasmussen, Robert
 

Fairfax
 

12,500	 Reddicliffe, Harold
 

Columbus
 

12,500
 Richert, Clark
 

Boulder
 

12,500	 Robbins, Allan
 

New York
 

12,500	 Roehl, Richard
 

Venice
 

12,500	 Rohrer, Warren
 

Chris tina
 

12,500	 Roots, Garrison
 

Troy
 

4,000	 Rose, Thomas
 

Minneapolis
 

12,500	 Rosenthal, Stephen
 

New York
 

NY
 

ND
 

IL
 

NY
 

NY
 

CA
 

OH
 

CO
 

NY
 

CA
 

PA
 

NH
 

NY
 

2,000
 

4,000
 

4,000
 

12,500
 

6,250
 

12,500
 

12,500
 

12,500
 

6,250
 

12,500
 

12,500
 

4,000
 

12,500
 

12,500
 

New York	 4,000 Rubin, Sandra
 NM	 4,000 Venice
 CA
 
Visual Arts 437 

~ins, Nancy 

york NY 

4,000 Spofforth, John 

Cleveland OH 

12,500 

~p, Christy 

York NY 

4,000 Stamm, Ted 

New York NY 

12,500 

iRdsseli, Laura 

G~eenbrae CA 

4,000 Stoltz, David 

New York NY 

12,500 

Sanderson, Douglas 

New York NY 

12,500 Sweet, Steven 

New Orleans LA 

4,000 

Santos, Jonas dos 

Philadelphia PA 

4,000 Tarlow, Phillip 

New York NY 

12,500 

Sato, Norie 

Seattle WA 

6,250 Tavarelli, Andrew 

New York NY 

12,500 

Schultz, Cornelia 

Fairfax CA 

12,500 Tchakalian, Sam 

San Francisco CA 

12,500 

Scott, John 

Mill Valley CA 

4,000 Titzer, Leonard 

Evansville IN 

4,000 

Shaffer, Richard 

Arlington TX 

4,000 Tobias, Julius 

New York NY 

12,500 

Sheridan, Sonia 

Chicago IL 

12,500 Tolson, Edgar 

North Middleton KY 

12,500 

Sherman, Stuart 

New York NY 

12,500 Turner, Alan Lee 

New York NY 

12,500 

Siegel, Jane 

New York NY 

4,000 Unterseher, Chris 

Reno NV 

12,500 

Simpson, Lewis 

Seattle WA 

12,500 Vanderperk, Anton 

New York NY 

12,500 

Smith, Susan 

New York NY 

12,500 Varga, Judy 

Long Island NY 

4,000 

Sonnier, Keith 

New York NY 

12,500 Vasulka, Steina 

Santa Fe NM 

6,250 
 

438 VisualArts 

Velez, Edin
 6,250 Wood, Nicholas
 4,000
 New York
 NY Arlington
 

Venezia, Michael
 12,500 Yasuda, Robert
 12,500
 New York
 NY New York
 NY
 

Wall, Patricia
 4,000 Yokol, Rita
 12,500
 Venice
 CA Los Angeles
 CA
 

Wholley, Jay
 12,500 Zempel, Jerilea
 4,000
 Cliffside Park
 NJ
 New York
 NY
 

Wilhite, Robert
 12,500 Zeniuk, Jerry
 Los Angeles
 12,500
 CA
 New York NY
 

TOTAL FOR ARTISTS’ FELLOWSHIPS
 

168 GRANTS 1,519,500
 

Photographers’ To enable photographers to set aside time, purchase 

Fellowships materials, and pursue projects to advance their careers. 

Becotte, Michael
 12,500 Freed, Leonard
 12,500
 Philadelphia PA
 New York NY
 

Blakely, George
 12,500 Freeman, Vida
 Tallahassee 12,500
 FL
 Northridge CA
 

Burchfield, Jerry 

Laguna Beach CA 

12,500 Frey, Mary 

Springfield MA 

12,500 

Butler, Jack 

Pasadena CA 

12,500 Fulton, Jack 

San Rafael CA 

12,500 

Conniff, Gregory 

Madison WI 

12,500 Galgiani, Phillip 

San Francisco CA 

12,500 

DiCor cia, Phillip 

New Haven CT 

4,000 Grady, Dennis 

Buffalo NY 

12,500 

Enos, Chris 

Boston MA 

12,500 Hamnerbeck, Wanda 

Berkeley CA 

12,500 
ii li
 

VisualArts 439 

Hartshorn, Willis 

NeW York NY 

12,500 Parker, Bart 

Providence RI 

12,500 

Heinecken, Robert 

Los Angeles CA 

12,500 Petry, Richard 

Elkins Park PA 

4,000 

Hess, Allen 

Princeton NJ 

12,500 Phelps, Brent 

Huntsville TX 

12,500 

Husebye ,~ Terry 

Santa Fe NM 

4,000 Powe!l, Dan 

Champaign IL 

4,000 

Kane, William 

San Francisco CA 

12,500 Ranalli, Dan 

Newton MA 

4,000 

Kikuchi-Yngajo, Alan 

New York NY 

12,500 Regan, Jane 

Chicago IL 

4,000 

Kilby, Timothy 

.......... Sperryville VA 

4,000 Reiss, Peter 

Los Angeles CA 

4,000 

Krause, Jerome 

Derby Line VT 

12,500 Scheer, Stephen 

Millbrook NY 

4,000 

Levine, Michael 

Los Angeles CA 

12,500 Skoglund, Sandy 

New York NY 

4,000 

Lueders-Booth, John 

Cambridge MA 

4,000 Smith, Ming 

New York NY 

4,000 

McFadden, Mark 

Herndon VA 

4,000 Snitzer, James 

New York NY 

4,000 

Mendoza, Antonio 

New York NY 

4,000 Sohier, Sage~ 

Boston MA 

I~,500 

Minnix, Gary 

i~i~’ Grosse lie MI 

4,000 Stephenson, David 

Albuquerque NM 

4,000 

Mosley, Kim 

Florissant MO 

12,500 Sutton, William 

Oakbrook IL 

12,500 @I 

Ockenga, Starr 

Boston MA 

12,500 Swartz, Joel 

Rochester NY 

12,500 
,@
 

440 Visual Arts 

Teemer, Jack 

Baltimore MD 

Tucker, Toba 

New York NY 

Wagner, Catherine 

San Francisco CA 

TOTAL FOR PHOTOGRAPHERS’ FELLOWSHIPS
 

Art Critics’ 

Fellowships 

Allen, Jane
 

Chicago
 

Atkins, Robert
 

San Francisco
 

Clark, Garth
 

Claremont
 

Coplans, John R.­

New York
 

Dub!er, Linda
 

Atlanta
 

Larson, Kay L.
 

New York
 

TOTAL FOR CRITICS’ FELLOWSHIPS
 

12,500 Weiss, Jeff
 12,500
 E. Calais
 

!i
 

12,500 

Albuquerque
 

Witkin, Joel Peter
 12,5

NM
 

4,000
 

49 GRANTS
 459,500 i
 

To enable art critics to set aside time to pursue a
 

specific project not feasible in their present situations.
 

10,000 

IL 

3,000 

CA 

CA 

10,000 

10,000 

NY 

GA 

10,000 

10,000 

NY 

McTwigan, J. Michael
 

New York
 

Perrin, Peter A.
 

New York
 

Rickey, Carrie
 

New York
 

Sekula, Allen
 

New York
 

Simon, Joan
 

New York
 

Squiers, Carol
 

New York
 

3,000
 

NY
 

10,000
 

NY
 

10,000
 

NY
 

10,000
 

NY
 

10,000
 

NY
 

I0,000
 

NY
 

12 GRANTS 106,000
 

Craftsmen’s To enable craftsmen to set aside time, purchase

Fellowships materials, and pursue projects to advance their careers. 

Armbruster, Tom
 4,000 Axel, Jan 12,500
 Hudson
 OH
 New York
 NY
 
Visual Arts 441 

Nancy 12,500 Hilton, Eric 

Odessay NY 

12,500 

, omo 

Jozef 

IN 

OR 

4,000 

12,500 

Hodge, Christopher 

Trumansburg 

Kington, Brent 

Makanda 

NY 

IL 

12,500 

12,500 

~i ~ady, Robert 

~’Sacrament° 

Brandon, Alice 

Philadelphia 

Carlson, William 

i~ Champaign 

:Choo, Chunghi 

Iowa City 

 ̄ Clark, Jon 

~ Elkins Park 

.... Coles, Thelma ~ Austin 

CA 

PA 

IL 

IA 

PA 

TX 

12,500 

4,000 

12,500 

12,500 

12,500 

4,000 

Kirkland, Lawrence 

Portland 

Krout, Jonathan 

Taos 

Kumta, Carol 

Pittsburgh 

Larson, Edward 

Libertyville 

Loftin, Susan 

Atlanta 

Luchessa, Gayle 

San Anselmo 

OR 

NM 

PA 

IL 

GA 

CA 

12,500 

12,500 

4,000 

12,500 

12,500 

12,500 

 ̄ Di Mare, Dominic 

Tiburon CA 

12,500 Lyman, Susan 

Birmingham MI 

12,500 

Edwards, Garth 

i~i Portland 

Farrell, Bill 

Chicago 

Fuchs, Douglas 

New York 

OR 

IL 

NY 

12,500 

12,500 

12,500 

Madsen, Stephen 

Albuquerque 

Mizuno, Mineo 

Los Angeles 

Mordy, Ruth 

St. Paul 

NM 

CA 

MN 

12,500 

12,500 

12,500 

12,500 

Garrison, Elizabeth 

Mansfield PA 

4,000 Morse, Marcia 

Honolulu HI 

12,500 

,Grannis, Timothy 

Underhall VT 

12,500 Nickerson, John 

Louisville CO 
442 Visual Arts 

Peleg, Rina 

New York NY 

Pilcher, Donald 

Champaign IL 

Powell, Carl 

Austin TX 

Rady, Elsa 

Venice CA 

Rippon, Thomas 

Chicago IL 

Salomon, Judith 

Cleveland Heights OH 

Schlappal, Gary 

Frostburg MD 

Shaw-Sutton, Carol 

Fullerton CA 

TOTAL FOR CRAFTSMEN’S FELLOWSHIPS
 

Crafts 

Apprenticeships 

Babula, Mary Ann
 

Brookline
 MA
 

Baldino, Phyllis
 

Philadelphia
 PA
 

Belton, Hugh
 

Washington
 DC
 

Blackman, Thomas
 

Chicago
 IL
 

12,500
 

12,500
 

4,000
 

12,500
 

12,500
 

12,500
 

12,500
 

12,500
 

Silliman, Christopher
 

Richmond
 

Snodgrass, Cindy
 

Pittsburgh
 

Sorli, Steven
 

Carlisle
 

Swanson, Janet
 

New York
 

Timock, George
 

Shawnee
 

Vandenberge, Peter
 

Sacramento
 

Weiss, Richard
 

Seattle
 

Zucca, Edward
 

Putnam
 

VA
 

PA
 

MA
 

NY
 

KS
 

CA
 

WA
 

CT
 

48 GRANTS
 

To support an apprenticeship with Dan Dailey in
 

glass
 

To support an apprenticeship with Rudi Staffel
 

in ceramics
 

To support an apprenticeship with Art Carpenter
 

in furniture-making
 

To support an apprenticeship with Donn Steward
 

in printmaking
 

12,500
 

12,500
 

12,500
 

12,500
 

12,500
 

12,500
 

12,500
 

12,500
 

540,500
 

5,000
 

5,000
 

5,000
 

5,000
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

Visual Arts 443 

To’support an apprenticeship with Ernest deSoto 5~000
 ~ss, Thomas
 

in printmaking
 Baltimore
 

Art
 

CA
 

ids, Gwendolyn
 

TN
 

i~i! ­otleur, Sheryl


RaZael CA
 

’,~eSoto, Ernest
 

CA
 San Francisco
 

Ensor, Barbara
 NY
 New York
 

Felici, James
 

San Francisco
 CA
 

Hucker, Thomas
 

Cookeville
 TN


Langley, George Cam
 

Madison
 WI
 

Lueck, Annedore
 

i-~ Bushkill
 PA
 

 ̄
 

Marquis, Richard
 

CA
 Los Angeles
 

Mauriello, Barbara
 

Jersey City
 NJ


McInnls, Susan
 

iii~ McIntryre, Helene Lambertville
 NJ


To support the cost of furniture-making, training 2,400
 

for an apprentice
 

To support an apprenticeshipwith James Bassler 5,000
 

in fiber
 

To support an apprenticeship with Narcissus 5,000
 

Quagliata in stained glass
 

To support printmaking master training for an 


apprentice
 

To support an apprenticeship with ~atrick 5,000
 

Loughran in ceramics
 

5,000
 To support an apprenticeship with James Bassler
 

in fiber
 

1,350
 To support an apprenticeship in furniture-making
 

5,000
 To support an apprenticeship with Audrey Handler
 

in glass
 

5,000
 To support an apprenticeship with Natsuyuki
 

Sakazume in ceramics
 

2,600
 To support glass master training for an
 

apprentice
 

5,000
 

To support an apprenticeship with Bruce Schnabel
 

in bookbinding
 

5,000
 To support an apprenticeship with Michael Cohen
 

in ceramics
 

5,000
 

To support an apprenticeship with Joan Wortis in
 

fiber
 

5,000
 

To support an apprenticeship with Richard
 

CA
 Marquis in glass
 Los Angeles
 

992 
 

 

444 Visual Arts 

Piershalla, Michael 

Rochester NY 

Sloane, William 

Scottsville NY 

Staffel, Rudi 

Philadelphia PA 

Stone, Molly 

Berkeley CA 

Work, Scott 

Cookeville TN 

Zukor, Karen 

Berkeley CA 

To support an apprenticeship with Tom Hucker in
 

furniture-making
 

To support an apprenticeship with Wendell Castle
 

in wood
 

To support the cost of ceramics training for an
 

apprentice
 

To support an apprenticeship with Michael Cohn
 

in glass
 

To support an apprenticeship with Thomas Hucker
 

in furniture-making
 

To support an apprenticeship with Betty Lou
 

Chaika in bookbinding
 

TOTAL FOR CRAFTS APPRENTICESHIPS
 

Workshops 

Alexandria Museum
 

Alexandria
 LA
 

Apeiron Workshop
 

Millerton
 NY
 

Appalachian Center for
 

Crafts
 

Cookeville TN
 

Archie Bray Foundation
 

Helena MT
 

Brandywine Graphic
 

Workshop
 

Philadelphia
 PA
 

Bronx Museum of the Arts
 

Bronx NY
 

25 GRANTS
 

To support "Thread and Fiber: A Common Ground,"
 

a workshop/conference in weaving, basketry, and
 

stitching
 

To support workshop programs for photographers
 

To support a series of workshops in clay, metal,
 

and wood
 

To support a four-month workshop at the Bray
 

Foundation
 

To support a workshop in methods of image
 

development
 

To support master workshops coinciding with the
 

retrospective exhibition of artist Krishna Reddy
 

3,000i
 

5,000
 

1,000 

5,000
 

2,000
 

5,000
 

103,342
 

3,440
 

11,000 

5,100
 

4,000
 

10,000
 

5,800
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Visual Arts 445 

fornia State
 

~rsity
 

BeaCh
 CA


i~icago Books
 

icago
 IL


,lorado Mountain College
 

enwood Springs CO
 

i~Edinboro State College
 

Edinboro PA
 

Fabric Workshop
 

Philadelphia
 PA


Factory
 

WA
 Seattle
 

Glass Art Society
 

MA
 Boston
 

 ̄Honolulu Academy of Arts
 

Honolulu HI
 

League of New Hampshire
 

Craftsmen
 

Concord NH
 

Massachusetts, University
 

of
 

Amherst MA
 

Minnesota, University of
 

St. Paul MN
 

New York Experimental
 

Glass Workshop
 

NY
 New York
 

Northcoast Arts
 

CA
 Arcada
 

Ohio State University
 

Research Foundation
 

OH
 Columbus
 

Peters Valley Craftsmen
 

Layton NJ
 

To support a symposium of international
 

woodworkers
 

To support an educational/service facility for
 

artists to learn how to publish works using the
 

offset printing medium
 

To support a symposium entitled "Still Life:
 

Aspects of Representation"
 

To support a two-day symposium entitled
 

,,Constructed PhotograPhs"
 

To bring 15professional artists/craftsmen to
 

the Fabric Workshop to experiment with fabric
 

printing and design in the creation of new work
 

To support "Clay in Architecture", a program
 

consisting of three one-week workshops and three
 

slide presentations
 

To support the tenth annual conference of the
 

Glass Art Society
 

To support a symposium in conjunction with the
 

exhibition, ,’Matter, Meaning and Memory"
 

To support a series of six workshops sponsored
 

by the League for New Hampshire Craftsmen
 

To support an intensive printmaking workshop
 

To support a two-day symposium entitled
 

,,Alternative Realities in Contemporary American
 

Printing"
 

To support a series of workshops for
 

professional glass artists
 

To support three workshops in wood, clay, and
 

fiber
 

To enable the Logan Elm Press to develop a
 

workshop program in fine printing
 

To support Peters Valley in providing facilities
 

and workshop for American craftsmen
 

7,500
 

15,000 

5,277
 

3,500 

11,000
 

5,000
 

7,500
 

5,000
 

6,500
 

5,000
 

5,800
 

7,000
 

4,200
 

7,500
 
 

 

 

 

 

446 VisualArts 

Pilchuck School
 

Stanwood WA
 

Pottery Northwest
 

Seattle WA
 

Printmaking Workshop
 

New York NY
 

Rhode Island School of
 

Design
 

Providence RI
 

Sculpture Space
 

Clinton
 NY
 

Sheboygan. Arts Foundation
 

Sheboygan WI
 

Social and Public Art
 

Resource Center
 

Venice CA
 

Social and Public Art
 

Resource Center
 

Venice CA
 

Society for Photographic
 

Education
 

New York NY
 

Southern Illinois
 

University.
 

Carbondale IL
 

Surface Design Association
 

Athens GA
 

Textile Workshops
 

Santa Fe NM
 

Visual Studies Workshop
 

Rochester NY
 

WGBH Educational
 

Foundation
 

Boston MA
 

Writer’s Center
 

Glen Echo
 

To support two four-week workshops at the
 

Pilchuck School
 

To support workshops by David Shaner, English
 

potter and educator
 

To support maintenance of a fully operating
 

graphic arts studio open to all qualified
 

artists
 

To support exploration of the possilities of
 

. using the jacquard loom as a means of
 

contemporary artistic expression
 

To support exhibitions, transportation of art
 

works, seminars, and technical assistance to
 

artists
 

To support a one-year residency and workshop
 

program at the Kohler Company Pottery and Enamel
 

Shops
 

To support a workshop to explore techniques,
 

material, and content for portable murals
 

T.o support the 1981 National Murals Conference
 

To support the participation of the major
 

speakers in the March 1981 National Conference
 

of the society
 

To support a workshop to disseminate the current
 

research on Mokumegana
 

To support a conference/symposiumwith workshops
 

focusing on traditional Japanese dyeing
 

processes
 

To support a series of workshops for fiber arts
 

professionals in weaving, basketry, surface
 

design, quilting, and stitchery
 

To support the Visual Studies Workshop Press and
 

to help make press facilities available to
 

artists working in the genre of artists books
 

To support a workshop to make facilities and
 

technical assistance available to artists
 

working in video
 

To support expanded opportunties for painters,
 

photographers, and graphic artists to make
 

8,000
 

4,795
 

10,000
 

7,500
 

5,000
 

12,500
 

8,000
 

5,000
 

3,000
 

7,500
 

6,705
 

6,000
 

15,000
 

I0,000
 

6,500
 
Visual Arts 447 

253,117
 36 GRANTS
 

: u ldlng Arts 

Arnold, Arthur
 NY
 

New York
 

Badanes, Steve
 IL
 

Rye
 

Bannon, Robert
 CA
 Westport
 

Bartels, Marlo
 CA
 Laguna
 

......
 ~’Berkeley, Sheila


NY
 New York
 

Cressey, David
 CA
 Los Angeles
 

Draheim, Teliha
 CA
 Pacific Grove
 

Evans, Roger
 NM
 Placitas
 

Hagist, Fritz
 CA
 Cazadero
 

Keller, Kathryn
 CA
 Oakland
 

ii Klingensmith, Laurie
 

NM
 ii San Lorenzo
 

~1 Kluber, Allan
 OR
 .. Springfield
 

To support a design project exploring
 

structures by the sea
 

To support a design project of a one-of-a-kind
 

handcrafted house
 

To support the investigation and development of
 

innovative designs in bentwood lamination as it
 

applies to architecture
 

To support the research of tile painting and the
 

production of ceramic modular units using
 

techniques developed in California from 1910 to
 

1940
 

To support the planning and design of theme
 

playgrounds
 

To support the investigation of earth materials
 

for on-site house construction
 

To support a research project to produce a


standardized fabric attachment system for use in
 

architectural stretched fabric
 

To support the planning and design of ferrocement structures
 

To support the development of a metal curving
 

mechanism to be used in the production of one-ofa-kind fabrications
 

To support the research, planning, and design of
 

aquatic environments as a component building
 

feature within larger structures
 

To support the research of materials, techniques
 

of installation, and visual approaches for
 

fabric ceilings in ferro-cement structures
 

To support the exploration of ,,illuminated
 

clay," a unique clay body which transmits a full
 

and saturated spectrum of colored light, for
 

architectural applications
 

2,500
 

4,890
 

5,000
 

5,000
 

5,000
 

5,000
 

5,000
 

5,000
 

5,000
 

4,000
 
448 Visual Arts 

Marino, Mark
 

Duluth
 

Marioni, Paul
 

Seattle
 

Mason, George
 

Walpole
 

McDonnell, Mark
 

Providence
 

McGrath, James
 

Santa Fe
 

Meffred, Boyd
 

Canton
 

Metz, Theodore
 

Montevallo
 

Mikolas, Karel
 

Slatington
 

Navarette, Juan
 

Taos
 

Norton, Michael
 

Boston
 

Paris, Daniel
 

Bigfork
 

Pettee, Thomas
 

Barre
 

Ryan, Christopher
 

Warwick
 

Sedestrom, Robert
 

New Paltz
 

MN
 

WA
 

ME
 

NM
 

CT
 

PA
 

NM
 

MA
 

MN
 

MA
 

MA
 

NY
 

To support the investigation and development of 

a new architectural system composed of 5,000 

sculptural ceramic modules suitable for use with 

passive solar heating systems 

To support investigation into the use of glass
 

to redirect light, increase thermal heating, and 5,000
 

enhance the appearance of buildings
 

To support the research and development of
 

5,0 O0
 architectural ceramic tile and. tile systems
 

To support the development of a pre-fabricated
 

modular system which is available in either
 5,000


double or triple-stained glass-insulated panels
 

To support a design project combining Native­ 5,000
 American, Spanish-American, Anglo and Asian
 

designs and techniques into an energy system
 

using indigenous materials
 

To support research into building materials and
 5,000
 methods in the construction of large outdoor
 

structures
 

To support the translation of linear geometric
 5,000
 sand installations into permanent concrete to be
 

integrated into architecture
 

To support a design project involving glass put
 5,000
 to its highest functional and aesthetic
 

potential, particularly in passive solar
 

building design
 

To support the design of adobe architecture and
 5,000
 architectural embellishments
 

To support the development of several outdoor
 5,000
 roof designs to be used in the construction of
 

shelters
 

To support the investigation and design of a
 4,650
 unique roof support system using log trusses in
 

construction
 

To support a design project to plan an 18th­ 4,923
 century Chippendale tea gazebo using historical
 

tools and building,methods
 

To support a design project integrating the
 4,500
 vernacular New England architecture of timber,
 

slate, and brick with state of the art advances
 

in other building areas
 

To support research in pottery and a design
 4,857
 project at the Kohler Company
 
 

 

 

 

Visual Arts 449 

,th, James
 

llands
 NC


Sollman, Philippus
 port M tilda PA
 

~ Stecchini, Brendan
 

Northampton MA
 

" Weinrib, David
 

Garnervilie
 NY


Williams, Bruce and
 

Turner, Richard
 

Orange
 CA


Yorton, Dale
 

Santa Monica
 CA


TOTAL FOR BUILDING ARTS
 

Services
 

to the Field
 

Adhibit Committee
 

Falls Church
 VA


American Academy of Rome
 

New York NY
 

American Council for the
 

Arts
 

New York NY
 

American Craft Council
 

New York NY
 

American Craft Council
 

New York NY
 

To support research in the creation of an iris
 

window integrating fulcrum engineering
 

To support the development of a series of four
 

artistic amphitheater and/or concert shell
 

designs
 

To support the completion of the design of a oneof-a-kind house employing traditional building
 

crafts
 

To support the research of iron grindings and
 

iron chips as possible masonry pigments for cast
 

architectural concrete
 

To support a design research project
 

investigating elaborate gatelike structures
 

To support the design of a contemplative
 

pool/temple structure using historical Japanese
 

construction techniques
 

To support the research, development, and design
 

of water kinetic fountains and sculpture
 

3~ GRANTS
 

To support the documentation of "The Artists and
 

the Quilt," a collaboration of women artists
 

To support the artist-in-residence program of
 

the Academy of Rome
 

To support the manual, .Artists-Gallery
 

Partnership: A Practical Guide to Consignment"
 

To support the preservation and organization of
 

the exhibition archives of the American Craft
 

Museum
 

To support the publication of a special feature
 

in the ,’American Craft" magazine
 

5,000
 

g,725
 

5,000
 

5,000
 

5,000
 

5,000
 

5,000
 

160,045
 

6,000
 

3,000
 

6,500
 

11,410Q
 
 

 

 

 

450 Visual Arts 

Aminoff, Judith
 

New York NY
 

Arizona Commission on the
 

Arts
 

Phoenix AZ
 

Art Center Association
 

Louisville KY
 

Art Institute of Chicago,
 

School of the 

Chicago IL 

Artemisia Fund 

Chicago IL 

Artists Television Network
 

New York NY
 

Artists in Residence
 

New York
 NY
 

Artists in Residence
 

New York NY
 

Arts Council of Windham
 

County
 

Brattleboro VT
 

Arts and Crafts Center
 

Pittsburgh PA
 

Artspace
 

Albuquerque
 

Asylum Hill Artist
 

Cooperative
 

Hartford
 CT
 

Atlanta Art Papers
 

Atlanta GA
 

To support the publication of "Cover," a
 

quarterly which presents an overview of current
 

artistic activity
 

To support the commission’s fellowship program
 

To support multiple services to artists,
 

including a resource library, promotional and
 

marketing help, and legal and managerial
 

seminars
 

Tosupport the production, access, and
 

circulation of the extensive videotape holdings
 

of the Video Data Bank
 

To support the educational program portion of
 

the "Celebration of Chicago Women Artists: An
 

Invitational Exhibition"
 

To support "TV" magazine, a publication which
 

provides media artists with a forum for ideas
 

To support a national slide registry of
 

currently active women artists
 

To support a study to determine the feasibility
 

of a cooperative space for alternative arts
 

organizations
 

To support the mini-grant program and the
 

administration of the group health insurance
 

plan
 

To support the center’s publications
 

To support a quarterly journal devoted to the
 

contemporary arts of the Southwest
 

To support exhibition and technical assistance
 

to artists
 

To support a bi-monthly tabloid on contemporary
 

arts of.the Southeast
 

4,000
 

2,500
 

15,000
 

3,500
 

4,500
 

5,000
 

15,000
 

2,500
 

4,255
 

3,250
 

4,000
 

I0,000
 

Atlanta Art Workers 

Coalition 

Atlanta GA 

To support the Information Resource Center 

through expansion of its reference periodicals 3,5.00 

Atlanta, City of 

Atlanta GA 

To support the City of Atlanta’s artistinitiated program which gives grants directly to 

artists 

6,000 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Visual Arts 451 

i~iliary to Bellevue
 

i~pital Center
 

NY
 

~-~ York
 

iii~etler, Vada
 ! iumbUS
 OH


. ~ston Visual Artists
 

MA
 ;: :.~Boston
 

~ i~uce, Roger
 DC
 " ’i ~Wsshington
 

~ashin~n
 DC


iB~yan~ P~k Restoration
 

i~po~a~ion
 

New Yo~k NY
 

~n~ fo~ New ~
 

Activities
 

~N~w Yo~k
 NY


~Cen~ fo~ Occupational
 

~Haz~ds
 

New Yo~k NY
 

~ ~a~e
 

New Yo~k
 NY


Chicago Artists Coalition
 

Chicago IL
 

~,~Chicago New Art
 

Association
 

Chicago IL
 

~ :,!Cohen, W. Eliot
 

~,i - L, eesburg VA
 

~i.iComnittee for the Visual 


!:i~i: New York NY 

To support a commission for a fountain by
 

Richard Stankiewicz for the Bellevue Hospital
 

TO support a research project in industrial
 

metal bonding techniques and the application of
 

those techniques in the individual studio
 

To support services to visual artists in the
 

Boston area
 

To support coordination and development of
 

photography in the visual arts field
 

To support the coordination and development of
 

photography in the visual arts field
 

To support an artist-in-residence for Bryant
 

Park
 

To support the publication of ,,Semiotext"
 

To support the information center, "Art Hazards
 

Newsletters," and the lecture/consulting service
 

To support the artist-initiated disaster relief
 

fund
 

To support the Job Bank program, which assists
 

in finding art-related jobs for artists
 

To support the "New Art Examiner," a monthly
 

periodical covering visual arts and related
 

issues
 

To support a regional survey of the photographic
 

resources of the Society for Photographic
 

Education
 

To support the Emergency Materials Fund 


17,500
 

6,000
 

15,000
 

17,500
 

35,000
 

11,000
 

2,500
 

10,000 @I


15,000
 

2,500
 

4,000
 

3,500
 

7,500
 

~i i~mm~ttee for the Visual To support the Independent Exhibitions Program 5,000 ’ ~@
 

~?:New York NY 2,000
 To support the publication of ,,Criss-Cross Art
 ~? Community Free School
 Co.~unlcation"
 LBoulder CO
 
 

 

 

 

452 Visual Arts 

Contemporary Arts Center
 

New Orleans LA
 

Contemporary Arts Center
 

New Orleans LA
 

Cortez, Diego
 

New York NY
 

Craft and Folk Art Museum
 

Los Angeles CA
 

Cultural Council
 

Foundation
 

New York
 

Cultural Council
 

Foundation
 

New York
 NY
 

Delpire, Robert
 

New York NY
 

District of Columbia Slide
 

Registry of Women Artists
 

Washington DC
 

Drawing Center
 

New York NY
 

Drescher, Timothy
 

San Francisco CA
 

Ellenbogen, Jon
 

Penland NC
 

Ellis, Robert
 

Albuquerque NM
 

Espinosa, Luzmaria
 

Sacramento CA
 

Esposito, Ralph
 

Helena MT
 

To support the National Conference of Artists
 

Spaces
 

To support a national bi-monthly newsletter for
 

artists’ spaces
 

To support the research, organization,
 

installation, and transportation of the "New
 

York/New Wave" exhibition
 

To support the publication of "Craft
 

International," which focuses on the
 

preservation of aesthetic and ethical values
 

through handicraft
 

To support an international visual artists
 

exchange program
 

To support experts in the visual arts field to
 

discuss program guidelines, provide technical
 

assistance, and perform artistic and
 

administrative evaluations of applicants to the
 

Visual Arts Program
 

To support cataloguing the work of
 

photographer/filmmaker Robert Frank
 

To support the consolidation efforts of the
 

registry to include all of the slide resources
 

in the Washington metropolitan area
 

To support the center’s viewing program which
 

reviews the work of 1,100 artists each year
 

To support the publication of the "Murals
 

Newsletter," which prints information on slide
 

resources
 

To support research on a simple heat exchange
 

system for recapturing and recycling energy lost
 

during production of glass and ceramics
 

To support printing funds for production of
 

artist/craftsmen bulletins
 

To support the development of a resource system
 

on the past decade of the Chicano art movement
 

years
 

To support the photodocumentation of ceramics
 

and glass by artists who have worked at the
 

Archie Bray Foundation
 

15,000
 

2,500
 

4,000
 

7,500
 

3,500
 

36,000
 

15,000
 

2,500
 

2,000
 

10,094
 

5,000
 

5,000 

1,534
 

890 
 

 

 

 

Visual Arts 453 

Explorat°rlum
 

CA
 ~san Francisco
 

Faurer, Louis
 

NY
 NeW York
 

Ferrulli, Helen
 

NY
 New York
 

Film in the Cities
 

St. Paul
 MN


Fisch, Arline
 

San Diego CA
 

Foundation for Today’s Art
 

Philadelphia PA
 

Foundation for the
 

Community of Artists
 

New York
 NY
 

Franklin Furnace Archive
 

New York NY
 

Freemont Public
 

Association
 

Seattle
 WA
 

Friends of Photography
 

Carmel CA
 

Friends of Puerto Rico
 

New York NY
 

Friends of Support
 

Services for the Arts
 

 ̄San Francisco CA
 

Frog Hollow Craft
 

Association
 

Middlebury VT
 

Genauer, Emily
 

New York
 NY
 

To support the New Music America Conference
 

through publication of a catalog
 

To support the restoration, preservation, and
 

cataloging of Faurer’s photographic negatives
 

and prints
 

To support an investigation into storage and
 

retrieval problems of visual information
 

To support the photographic resource library
 

To support a research project dealing with the
 

development and implementation of equitable
 

United States Customs regulations for crafts
 

objects
 

To enable Nexus to conduct workshops and
 

seminars on book-making
 

To support the publication of the "Artworker’s
 

News"
 

To support a complete archive of artists’ books
 

in the U.S.
 

To support a program analyzing crafts markets in
 

the Northwest region, and to develop solutions
 

to problems with emphasis on low-overhead,
 

craftsman-controlled models
 

To support a handbook on the potential health
 

hazards in photography to be nationally
 

distributed
 

To support multiple services to artists,
 

especially of Hispanic origin
 

To support a program which provides scaffolding,
 

printing supplies, publicity, documentation, and
 

on-site technical assistance to muralists
 

To support the production of "Vermont, a Special
 

World of Crafts"
 

To support the preparation of a book covering
 

her 50 years as an art critic
 

2,000
 

12,000
 

2,500
 

2,500
 

5,000
 

4,000
 

10,000
 

15,000
 

8,000
 

10,000
 

2,500
 

2,500
 

5,000
 

17,500~
 
 

 

 

454 Visual Arts 

Goodman, Michael and 

Super, Gary 

To support the restoration, preservation, and 

cataloging of P. H. Polk’s photographic work 

15,000 

At fan ta GA 

Ha leakala To support the publication of a catalogue 12,000 

New York NY documenting work presented at The Kitchen during 

1971-1981 

Haleakala To support the performance archive videotapes of 3,000 

New York NY performances presented at The Kitchen and other 

spaces 

Hallwalls To support the artist reference library of 6,000 

Buffalo NY Hallwalls Gallery 

Halpern, Nancy To support a research project and eventual 8,000 

Natick MA publication on quiltmaking 

Haystack Mountain School To support.a three-week summer workshop, 3,000 

of Crafts "Historic Perspectives in American Crafts" 

Deer Isle ME 

Heiss, Alanna To support an international.fact-finding project 5,000 

Long Island City NY 

Heresies Collective To support "Heresies: A Feminist Publication on 3,500 

New York NY Art and Politics" 

Hispanic International To support a regional slide registry for Texas 1,300 

University artists of Hispanic origin 

Houston TX 

Illinois Arts Council To support Chicago Books’ library and regional 4,500 

Chicago IL holding of artists’ books 

Independent Curators To support programs which continue to develop 10,000 

Incorporated new opportunities for contemporary visual and 

New York NY performance artists to reach a wider audience 

Institute for Architecture To support "October" magazine, which publishes 15,000 

and Urban Studies critical essays interviews, translations, and 

New York NY reviews on contemporary art 

Institute of Alaska Native To support the establishment of an Alaskan 5,000 

Arts Native Arts Information Center 

Fairbanks AK 

Just Above Midtown To support "The Business of Being an Artist" 5,000 

New York NY program 

Kaufman, Glen To support a documentation project on printed 2,500 

Athens GA textiles produced in the United States in the 

20th century 
 

 

 

 

Visual Arts 455 

;ucky, University of
 

KY
 

Lyn
 

Angeles CA
 

~ i~!~n Francisco
 CA


~La Mamelle
 CA
 ~!.~ Francisco
 

Lawson, Thomas
 

NY
 ~:New York
 

~Lesy, Michael
 

Atlanta
 GA


Liga Estudiantes de Arte
 

..... ~:de San Juan
 

Miramar
 PR
 

Line II Association
 

New York
 NY
 

Los Angeles Center for
 

 ̄Photographic Studies
 

Los Angeles CA
 

Los Angeles Contemporary
 

Exhibitions
 

Los Angeles CA
 

Los Angeles Institute of
 

Contemporary Art
 

ii i Los Angeles CA
 

~~ Los Angeles Museum of
 

~ Contemporary Art
 

Venice
 CA
 

Manhattan Cultural
 

Council
 

New York NY
 

Lucas, Christopher
 

 ̄Columbia
 MO


To support the costs for an arts administrator
 

to work in the Endowment’s Visual Arts Program
 

through an intergovernmental personnel agreement
 

To support the organization and research for an
 

exhibition of monumental sculpture by California
 

artists
 

To support the purchase of primary examples of
 

video art for the collection of a non-


circulating video art library
 

To support the direct purchase of periodicals
 

and books provided by artists to expand the
 

collection of the library
 

To support the publication of "Real Life," a
 

quarterly magazine of new art
 

To support the research, cataloging, and
 

dissemination in book form of 60~000
 

photographic images in the collection of the
 

Library of Congress
 

To support Casa Aboy’s access programs to books,
 

periodicals, and equipment for photographers and
 

artists in Puerto Rico
 

To support artists’ publication projects
 

TO support the publication of "Obscura"
 

journal of the center
 

To support the Teaching Alternative Program, to
 

enable established artists to visit the studios
 

of other artists to view their work and share
 

ideas
 

To support the "Journal," an independent
 

publication designed to record the development
 

of the local art community of Southern
 

California
 

To support the artists council’s planning
 

activities through administrative services
 

TO support a feasibility study of combined
 

multiple use ofspace by several artists’ spaces
 

in New York
 

To support the production and cataloging of copy
 

negatives and negative prints from original
 

stereoscopic view-cards
 

57,468
 

5,000
 

5,000
 

3,000
 

2,000
 

10,000
 

10,000
 

5,000
 

10,250
 

4,500
 

6,000
 

2,500
 

17,500
 

3,060
 
 

 

 

 

456 Visual Arts 

Maryland State Arts To support the Individual Artist Program through 

Council a new pilot grants project entitled, ’"~orks-inBaltimore Progress" 

McCann, Cecile To support a program of career development in 

Oakland CA visual arts publishing and criticism 

Menthe, Melissa To support research for an annotated 

Somerset NJ bibliography entitled "Photographic Literature: 

A Bibliographic Guide" 

Mexican Museum To support the establishment of a slide registry 1,895 

San Francisco CA of prominent Mexican visual artists 

Midmarch Associates To support publications, exhibitions, and an 5,000 

New York NY information center 

Mills College Tosupport artists’ fees for the creation of 2,500 

Oakland CA outdoor installations and on-site pieces at a 

New Music festival 

Minnesota Crafts Council To support a project aimed at publicizing the 2,500 

Minneapolis MN work of Minnesota craftsmen 

NationalAssembly of State To support preparation of materials for a 94,000 

Arts Agencies documentation of the Congress of the National 

Washington DC Crafts Planning Project 

National Conference of To support the 23rd National Conference of 5,000 

Artists Artists 

Wi ib er for ce OH 

New Museum To support programs which serve artists across 5,000 

New York NY the country 

New Organization for the To support programs that promote the 10,000 

Visual Arts contemporary visual arts in the Cleveland area 

Cleveland OH 

New York Experimental To support publication of "new work," a magazine 5,000 

Glass Workshop exploring experimental and environmental glass 

New York NY sculpture 

Nexus To support the organizing and conducting of a 2,500 

At lanta G A national meeting in Washington, D.C., of ten of 

the larger artists’ spaces in the U.S. 

Northwest Artists Workshop To support two services provided by the 3,500 

Portland OR workshop, a reference library of arts 

periodicals, and the Oregon Artists Slide Bank 
 

 

 

 

i Visual Arts 457 

ii ~_~n on the


7,500
 To support the monthly publication of
 

,,Dialogue, " which serves the Midwest
 

3,000
 

To support publication of the ,’Oregon Artists
 

News"
 dat .onOB
 ~land
 52,471
 

To support preparation and publication of a book~
 

~tners for Livable
 on art in public places
 

DC
 i~hingtOn 5,000
 

To support publication of the quarterly magazine
 ! orming Arts
 "Live," a quarterly magazine which documents and
 

~nter 

n 

,~Fi!chuck School
 

~attle
 

Polster, Joanne
 

New York
 

Printed Matter
 

New York
 

WA
 

NY
 

NY
 

Prisoners’ Accelerated
 

Creative Exposure
 

New York 


Public Art Fund
 

New York
 

,~=Public Eye
 

San Francisco
 

~ Richter, Randal
 

" Ithaca
 

NY
 

NY
 

CA
 

NY
 

San Diego State University
 

Foundation
 

San Diego CA
 

San Francisco Camerawork
 

San Francisco CA.
 

Schnabel, Bruce
 

NY
 New York
 

reviews artists’ work
 

15,000
 

To support services for the photography
 

comnunity of New England
 

1,775
 

TO support the services of a photographer to
 

work with students and artists-in-residence at
 

Pilchuck
 

5,000
 

To support preparation of a comprehensive index
 

to the articles in 12 crafts periodicals
 

11,000
 

To support the international distribution o~
 

artists’ books, artists’ periodicals, and
 

audioworks
 

4,000
 

To support the establishment of a reference and
 

resource library for artists in prison
 

5,000
 

To support the establishment of a sculpture
 

resource program
 

5,000
 

To support publication of "Video ’80"
 

2,500
 

To support the compilation of a directory of
 

craftspeople and crafts gronps in New York State
 

10,000
 

To support the production costs of a half-hour
 

television film that will document the emergence
 

of the new crafts movement in California after
 

World War II for KPBS-TV
 

3,000
 

To support a lecture/workshop series to include
 

the presentation of new works or works-inprogress by local photographers
 3,000
 

To support the work of the Artists’ Book
 

Consulting Service
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

458 Visual Arts 

Scott, Michael
 

Seattle
 WA
 

Sculpture Center
 

New York NY
 

Slivka, Rose
 

New York
 NY
 

if ̧
 

Slivka, Rose
 

New York
 NY
 

Social and Public Art
 

Resource Center
 

Venice
 CA
 

Society for Photographic
 

Education
 

New York NY
 

Sonoma County Arts Council
 

Santa Rosa CA
 

Southeastern Center for
 

Contemporary Art
 

Winston-Salem NC
 

Southeastern Center for
 

Contemporary Art
 

Winston-Salem NC
 

St. Louis Arts and
 

Humanities Comnission
 

St. Louis MO
 

Sunseri, Don
 

West Glover
 VT
 

Surface Design Association
 

Athens GA
 

Texas Fine Arts
 

Association
 

Austin TX
 

Visual Studies Workshop
 

Rochester NY
 

To support a study of museum practices toward
 

the exhibition of contemporary crafts
 

To support a program designed to serve the needs
 

of sculptors in the New York City area
 

To support a symposium on scholarship and
 

critical thought in the modern crafts field
 

To support a symposium on scholarship and
 

critical thought in the modern crafts field
 

To support the expansion of a media resource
 

center
 

To support "Exposure," the society’s journal
 

To support publication of the "Sonoma County
 

Crafts Guide"
 

To support Awards in Visual Arts, a new regional
 

fellowship program
 

To support a regional fellowship program serving
 

11 southeastern states
 

To support "St. Louis Editions," a program by
 

selected printmakers from the St. Louis
 

metropolitan area
 

To support the "Grace Program" in upper Vermont,
 

which locates and promotes native talents
 

through exhibitions which tour surrounding
 

communities
 

To support a project to improve the "Surface
 

Design Journal’s" visual image, to expand and
 

upgrade its aesthetic, critical, historical,
 

technical, and resource information, and to
 

increase distribution
 

To support the Artists Disaster Relief Fund
 

To support the publication of "Afterimage," a
 

monthly Journal devoted to critical and
 

theoretical writing in the field of photography
 

2,000
 

7,500 ~i
 

14,850
 

7,500
 

2,500
 

72,834
 

I0,000
 

7,000
 

6,800
 

4,000
 

8,000
 

15,000 
 

Visual Arts 459 

;eer Lawyers and 

;ants for the Arts
 

TX
 ~ston
 

..ton Project for the
 

ton
 DC


.shington Project for the
 

~ts
 

~ ~iii-~ashingto DC


n
 

~i 01ympia W A
 

i :Woohsler, Susan
 

i! !iNew York
 NY


i Western States Art
 

 ̄ Foundation
 

NM
 ~ Santa Fe
 

~i White Columns
 

~.~New York
 NY
 

Williams, Gerry
 

NH
 Go ffstown
 

Williams, Reese
 

New York
 NY


Women’s Community
 

Los Angeles
 CA


Wright State University
 

Dayton OH
 

and/or service
 

Seattle
 W A


and For service
 

Seattle
 WA


To support legal and accounting services for
 

artists
 

To support travel stipends for the third annual
 

National Conference of Artists Spaces
 

To support the maintenance and further
 

development of the stock of the bookstore
 

To support a design symposium on facilities such
 

as jails, psychiatric hospitals, and
 

institutions for the developmentally disabled
 

To support a research project to compile oral
 

histories of contemporary American ceramists
 

To support a project to promote the work of
 

artists who are working within an architectural
 

context
 

To support the design and preparation of a
 

catalogue which covers the early years (1970-78)
 

of the 112 Workshop
 

To support an evaluation of apprenticeships
 

To support the publication of the book
 

"Devised," to be edited by artist Peter
 

D’Agostino
 

To support a project to make the women’s
 

building slide library available to the public
 

as a resource and reference center on historic
 

and contemporary women’s art
 

To support the computerization of a mailing list
 

of art institutions and individual artists in
 

Ohio
 

To support the library of and/or service
 

To support a four-part project of research,
 

planning, discussion, and dissemination of
 

material concerning art and itsimpact on
 

society
 

148 GRANTS
 

2,500


 o,ooo 

11 , 000
 

5,000
 

4,500
 

2,000
 

6,500
 

10,000
 

2,500
 

9,000
 

8,000
 

1,254,636
 

TOTAL FOR SERVICES TO THE FIELD
 
 

460 Visual Arts 

Interagency 

Paleologos, Stacy
 

Washington DC
 

Veterans Administration
 

and General Services
 

Admin.
 

Washington DC
 

TOTAL FOR INTERAGENCY
 

TOTAL FOR VISUAL ARTS PROGRAM
 

To support the administration of the Endowment’s
 

responsibilities to the General Services
 

Administration and the Veteran’s Administration
 

To support honoraria and travel expenses for
 

panelists related to interagency agreements with
 

the Veterans Administration and the General
 

Services Administration
 

2 GRANTS
 

885 GRANTS
 

28,5(
 

44,06
 

72,5~
 

7,452,44
 
Planning
 
Challenge Grants 

Endow~ent Fellows 

Research 

Special Constituencies 
464 Challenge Grants 

OH Master Paintings ~rom ilk" Collection 

~ I~hrc~Thys~n_Borncn~isza 
 

465 

Challenge Grants
 

maximum figure. Cultural institutions may use The Challenge Grhnt Program offers special challenge funding to build up endowments or grants that enable arts institutions to launch 

major fund-raising campaigns. Every Endow- cash reserve funds, wipe out accumulated deficits,

support capital improvements, cover increased ment dollar in a challenge grant must be matched operating costs, and undertake a variety of spe­ by at least three dollars in new or increased cial projects that strengthen the institution’s contributions from other donors. Three, year chal­ basic financial structure. lenge grants range between $50,000 and as much 

as $1.5 million, but ordinarily are far below the 

Challenge Grants
 

Challenge Grants 

DANCE 

Aman Folk Ensemble To support a major fund-raising campaign 50,000 

Los Angeles CA 

Elgin Theatre Foundation 

New York NY 

To support meeting increased operating costs, 

and to provide for capital improvements. Fourth 

200,000 

Round Grantee, awarded $450,000. 

Jacob’s Pillow Dance To support initiating a cash reserve to help 100,00’0 

Festival eliminate accumulated debts and to meet 

Lee increased operating costs 

Washington Ballet 

Washington DC 

To support a cash reserve and to meet increased 

operating costs 

100,000 

DESIGN ARTS 

American Institute of To support establishing an endowment. Fourth 

Architects Foundation Round Grantee, awarded $450,000. 

Washington DC 

Metropolitan Center To support capital improvements 300,000 
 

 

 

 

 

 

466 Challenge Grants 

Pittsburgh History and
 

Landmarks Foundation
 

Pittsburgh PA
 

EXPANSION ARTS
 

Belmont Music School
 

Belmont
 

Clark Center for the
 

Performing Arts
 

New York NY
 

D. C. Foundation for
 

Creative Space
 

Washington DC
 

Detroit Community Music
 

School
 

Detroit MI
 

Harlem School of the Arts
 

New York NY
 

KitaniFoundation
 

Columbia SC
 

Third Street Music School,
 

Society of
 

New York NY
 

INTER-ARTS
 

Art Center College of
 

Design
 

Pasadena CA
 

Center for the Arts
 

Westerly RI
 

Chautauqua Institution
 

Chautauqua NY
 

Dartmouth College,
 

Trustees of
 

Hanover
 NH
 

To support an endowment and to meet increased
 

operating costs
 

To support a major fund-raising campaign,
 

establish a cash reserve, and increasing the
 

endowment fund
 

To support capital improvements and to initiate
 

a cash reserve program
 

To support renovation of the center. Third
 

Round Grantee, carryover from 1980 grant # 08­

5660-120, awarded $250,000.
 

To support establishing an endowment, augment a
 

cash reserve, and to help eliminate an
 

accumulated deficit
 

To support an endowment fund and to help
 

eliminate accumulated debts
 

To support establishment of a cash reserve,
 

elimination of accumulated deficits, and to
 

provide for program expansion costs. Third
 

Round Grantee, carryover from 1980 grant # 08­

5660-065, awarded $250,000.
 

To support an endowment, help eliminate
 

accumulated debts, and meet increased operating
 

costs
 

To support growth in programming and to
 

stimulate gifts to the center’s endowment fund
 

To support augmenting a cash reserve and provide
 

for capital improvements
 

To support augmenting an endowment
 

To support establishing an endowment
 

300,000
 

30,000
 

100,000
 

250,000
 

75,000
 

230,000
 

34,325
 

100,000
 

450,000
 

30,000
 

250,000
 

150,000
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Challenge Grants 467 

. iTp nver Center the


i!t~er formfng Arts 

CO
  ̄ 9enver
 

i ~,interlochen Center for the
 

~rts
 

interlochen HI
 

i Long Island University
 

i, Greenvale NY
 

!Metropolitan Cultural
 

Alliance
 

MA
 ’ Boston
 

Music Center Presentations 

 ̄ Los Angeles CA 

Natural Heritage Trust
 

Lewiston NY
 

North Carolina School of
 

the Arts Foundation
 

~,:~Winston-Salem NC
 

Spoleto Festival, USA
 

Charleston SC
 

Virginia Center for the
 

Creative Arts
 

Sweet Briar VA
 

Women’s Interart Center
 

New York NY
 

MEDIA ARTS
 

American University
 

Washington DC
 

Cincinnati, University of
 

Cincinnati OH
 

Film in the Cities
 

St. Paul
 MN
 

Nevada Public Radio
 

Corporation
 

Las Vegas NV
 

To support augmenting a cash reserve and to
 

meet increased operating expenses
 

To support augmenting an endowment fund
 

To support capital improvements for the School
 

for the Arts
 

To support initiating a cash reserve and to meet
 

increased operating costs
 

To support adding a cash reserve and to help
 

meet increased operating costs
 

To support meeting increased operating costs at
 

Artpark
 

To support an endowment and cash reserve and to
 

help eliminate accumulated debts
 

To support ̄a cash reserve, eliminate accumulated
 

debts, and meet increased operating costs
 

To support establishing an endowment, initiate a
 

cash reserve, and to help meet increased
 

operating costs associated with expansion
 

To support a cash reserve, eliminate accumulated
 

debts, and meet increased operating costs
 

To support programming developments, promotion,
 

fundraising, and audience development for WAMUFM
 

To support expanding the s6ope and quality of
 

arts-related program services and to augment an
 

endowment fund
 

To support meeting increased operating costs
 

associated with administration and programming
 

To support initiating a cash reserve and to meet
 

increased operating costs
 

475,000
 

150,000
 

250,000
 

50,000
 

350,000
 

50,000
 

500,000
 

250,000
 

75,000
 

50,000
 

90,000
 

100,000
 

300,000
 

155,0001
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

468 Challenge Grants 

Prairie Public Television
 

Fargo ND
 

Twin Cities Public
 

Television
 

St. Paul
 

MUSEUM
 

Fort Wayne Museum of Arts
 

Fort Wayne IN
 

Franklin Institute
 

Philadelphia PA
 

Harvard University
 

Cambridge
 

Illinois, University of
 

Urbana IL
 

Mississippi Art
 

Association
 

Jackson
 

Missouri Botanical Garden
 

Board of Trustees
 

St. Louis MO
 

Museum Associates
 

Los Angeles
 CA
 

Museum of Contemporary Art
 

Chicago IL
 

Nelson Gallery Foundation
 

Kansas City MO
 

Oberlin College
 

Oberlin
 OH
 

Portland Society of Art
 

Portland ME
 

Rutgers, the State
 

University of New Jersey
 

New Brunswick NJ
 

To support an endowment fund and cash reserve 

and to meet increased operating costs 255,000 

To support meeting increased operating expenses 500,000 

To support a capital fund drive and to establish 

an endowment 200,000 

To support a development fund 300,000 

To support an endowment fund and cash reserve, 

to eliminate accumulated debts, and to meet 

indreased operating costs for the Peabody Museum 

To support capital improvements for the Krannert 

Art Museum 

300,000 

250,000 

To support augmenting an endowment, initiating a 

cash reserve, eliminating accumulated debts, and 

to meet increased operating expenses 

To support capital improvements 

150,000 

350,000 

To support initiating a cash reserve 500,000 

To support establishing an endowment, 

eliminating accumulated debts, and to help meet 

increased operating costs 

To support an endowment 

300,000 

450,000 

To support an endowment, and to meet increased 

operating costs 225,000 

To support an endowment fund 

To support an endowment and cash reserve and to 

meet increased operating costs 

300,000 

250,000 
 

 

 

 

 

 

Challenge Grants 469 

=- St. Louis Art Museum
 

MO
 i ~S~. Louis
 

Albany Symphony Orchestra
 

Albany NY
 

American Symphony
 

Orchestra
 

New York
 NY


Center for Chamber Music
 

at Apple Hill Farm
 

East Sullivan NH
 

Colorado Springs Symphony
 

Orchestra Association
 

Colorado Springs CO
 

Erie Philharmonic
 

Erie
 PA
 

Fresno Philharmonic
 

Association
 

Fresno
 CA


Hartford, Symphony Society
 

of Greater
 

Hartford CT
 

Manhattan School of Music
 

New York NY
 

Marlboro School of Music
 

Marlboro VT
 

Meet the Composer
 

New York
 NY
 

New Mexico Symphony
 

Orchestra
 

Albuquerque NM
 

New School of Music
 

Philadelphia PA
 

Sacramento Symphony
 

Association
 

Sacramento
 CA
 

To support an endowment and cash reserve and to
 

help meet increased operating costs
 

To support maintaining managerial stability,
 

erasing the accumulated deficit, creating a cash
 

reserve, and broadening the base of support
 

To support eliminating an accumulated cash
 

deficit and to initiate a cash reserve
 

To support reduction of debts and to establish a
 

cash reserve
 

To support meeting increased operating costs
 

To support an endowment fund and cash reserve,
 

to help eliminate accumulated debts, and to meet
 

increased operating costs
 

To support establishing an endowment and.oto meet
 

increased operating costs associated with
 

artistic personnel
 

To support an endowment fund and to meet
 

increased operating costs
 

To support an endowment fund
 

To support an endowment fund
 

To support adding to a cash reserve and to meet
 

increased operating costs
 

To support eliminating an accumulated deficit
 

and to meet increased operating costs
 

To support an endowment fund
 

To support eliminating accumulated deficits and
 

to meet increased operating costs
 

350,000
 

40,000
 

45,000
 

30,000
 

40,000
 

45,000
 

30,000
 

50,000
 

175,000
 

200,000
 

50,000
 

25,000
 

50,000
 

75,000
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

470 Challenge Grants 

San Diego Symphony
 

Orchestra Association
 

San Diego
 CA
 

Savannah Symphony Society
 

Savannah GA
 

Toledo Orchestra
 

Association
 

Toledo
 OH
 

Waverly Consort
 

New York
 NY
 

Wichita Symphony Society
 

Wichita KS
 

THEATER
 

American Repertory Theatre
 

Company
 

Cambridge MA
 

Billie Holiday Theatre
 

Brooklyn NY
 

Children’s Theatre Company
 

and School
 

Minneapolis MN
 

Circle Repertory Theatre
 

Company
 

New York NY
 

Empty Space Association
 

Seattle WA
 

Foundation for Repertory
 

Theatre of Rhode Island
 

Providence RI
 

Intiman Theatre Company
 

Seattle WA
 

McCarter Theatre Company
 

Princeton NJ
 

To support an endowment and cash reserve, to
 

help eliminate accumulated debts, and to meet
 

increased operating costs
 

To support increased operating costs associated
 

with expanded programs and services
 

To support an endowment and to help eliminate
 

accumulated debts
 

To support a cash reserve and to meet increased
 

operating costs
 

To support a cash reserve and to meet increased
 

operating costs
 

To support creating a cash reserve and to meet
 

increased operating costs
 

To support a cash reserve
 

To support augmenting a cash reserve
 

To support augmenting a cash reserve and to
 

assist in developing fundraising systems and
 

subscription efforts
 

To support operations, establish a cash reserve,
 

and create a capital fund
 

To support an endowment fund and to help
 

eliminate accumulated debts
 

To support meeting increased operating expenses
 

To support augmenting a cash reserv, help
 

eliminate accumulated debts, and to meet
 

increased operating costs
 

400,000
 

50,000
 

I00,000
 

40,000
 

40,000
 

250,000
 

100,000
 

150,000
 

100,000
 

I00,000
 

I00,000
 

35,000
 

100,000
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

Challenge Grants 471 

IRA-MUSICAL THEATER
 

~an Diego Opera 

Associati°n 

CA
 ii~an Diego
 

ilTulsa Opera
 OK
 .Tulsa
 

i.i~Virginia Opera Association
 

i!iNorfolk VA
 

Washington Opera
 

Washington DC
 

VISUAL ARTS
 

NY Studio Sch. of Drawing,
 

Painting, and Sculpture
 

New York NY
 

New Museum
 

New York
 NY


Otis Art Institute of
 

Parson School of Design
 

Los Angeles CA
 

Philadelphia College of
 

Art
 

Philadelphia PA
 

Skowhegan School for
 

Painting and Sculpture
 

New York NY
 

Sun Valley Center for the
 

Arts and Humanities
 

Sun Valley ID
 

ARTISTS-IN-SCHOOLS
 

Young Audiences
 

New York
 NY


To support a cash reserve and to meet increased
 

operating costs
 

To support an endowment fund
 

To support establishing an endowment, to
 

initiate a cash reserve, and to meet increased
 

operating costs
 

To support a cash reserve and to meet increased
 

operating costs
 

To support initiating a cash reserve and to
 

eliminate accumulated debt
 

To support meeting increased operating, costs
 

To support eliminating accumulated debt and to
 

meet increased operating costs
 

To support a cash reserve and to help meet
 

increased operating costs
 

To support an endowment fund and to help
 

eliminiate accumulated debts
 

To support a cash reserve, to help eliminate
 

accumulated debts, and to meet increased
 

operating costs
 

To support a cash reserve and to meet increased
 

operating costs
 

350,000
 

150,000
 

100,000
 

350,000
 

75,000i
 

75,000
 

200,000:
 

350,000
 

75,000
 

70,000
 

75,000
 
 

 

 

 

472 Challenge Grants 

STATE PROGRAMS
 

Vermont Council on the
 

Arts
 

Montpelier VT
 

PARTNERSHIP COORDINATION
 

Lexington Council of the
 

Art~
 

Lexington KY
 

TOTAL FOR CHALLENGE GRANTS
 

Advancement Grants 

EXPANSION ARTS
 

Artists in Prison
 

Los Angeles CA
 

Balkan Arts Center
 

New York
 NY
 

Capitol Ballet Company
 

Washington DC
 

Center for Positive
 

Thought
 

Buffalo NY
 

E1 Teatro Campesino
 

San Juan Bautista
 CA
 

Elma Lewis School of Fine
 

Arts
 

Dorchester MA
 

Frederick Douglass
 

Creative Arts Centers
 

New York
 NY
 

To support meeting increased operating expenses
 

To support meeting increased operating costs
 

86 GRANTS
 

To support fund-raising and public relations
 

services in addition to general management
 

advice
 

To support a needs assessment survey to develop
 

and implement a long-range plan, and for
 

consulting services in board development, fund-


raising, and marketing
 

To support consulting services in marketing,
 

financial reporting, board restructuring, staff
 

development, and identifying potential support
 

To support an assessment of staffing needs, and
 

to develop a marketing plan for the museum and
 

its gift shop
 

To support audience development, public
 

relations, marketing, financial and management
 

administration
 

To support integrating the financial system and
 

its formation with program planning, and for
 

fund-raising planning and implementation
 

To support a needs assessment, develop a three-


year.plan, recruit new staff, and begin bringing
 

in new board leadership
 

199,000
 

50,000
 

14,993,825
 

33,000 PG
 

42,000 TF
 

33,000 PG
 

42,000 TF
 

30,000 TF
 

44,000 PG
 

30,000 TF
 

55,500 PG
 

~.\..~74,500 TF
 

48,000 TF
 

48,000 TF
 
 

 

 

 

Challenge Grants 473 

iiladelphia Dance Company
 

[ladelphia PA
 

~?i Bepertorio Espanol
 

~ <i Boad Company
 

TN
 ! Johnson City
 

~i studio Museum in Harlem
 

 ̄ New York NY
 

INTER-ARTS
 

Jazzmobile
 

NY
 New York
 

THEATER
 

Negro Ensemble Company
 

New York NY
 

VISUAL ARTS
 

E1 Museo del Barrio
 

NY
 New York
 

To support consulting work in fund-raising,
 

marketing/audience development, board
 

development, and financial planning
 

To support consultants for b~ard development,
 

internal management planning, evaluation of
 

mailing lists, use of space, and marketing
 

To support strengthening of the board of
 

directors and development of a marketing plan
 

To support consultant assistance in public
 

relations, national direct mail, design for
 

museum space, structuring of fund-raising,
 

administration and communication systems
 

To support a fundraising consultant in the areas
 

of planning major gift campaigns from
 

corporations and individuals and to assist in
 

long-range planning
 

To.support technical assistance in the areas of
 

marketing, membership, subscriptions, audience
 

development, board structuring, long-range
 

-financial planning, and fund-raising
 

To support identifying and bringing in new board
 

members and to set up systems of accountability
 

14 GRANTS 


42,000 PG
 

48,000 TF
 

37,000 PG
 

48,000 TF
 

30,000 PG
 

50,000 TF
 

55,500 PG
 

74,500 TF
 

59,000 PG
 

66,000 TF
 

55,500
 

74,500 TF
 

55,500 PG
 

74,500 TF
 

1,250,000
 

TOTAL FOR ADVANCEMENT GRANTS
 

100 GRANTS 16,243,825
 

TOTAL FOR CHALLENGE GRANTS
 

TF--treasury funds; pG--program funds
 
 

 

 

474 

Endowment 

Fellowship Program 

To bring arts managers to Endowment headquarters in Washington, D.C., to acquaint them
 

with the Endowment and give them an overview
 

of arts activities throughout the country. Participants attend seminars, panel meetings, and
 

National Council sessions and work as professional staff members.
 

Fellowship Grants 

American Institute for 

Cultural Development 

San Francisco CA 

For: Adrienne D. Warren 4,100 

American University 

Washington DC 

For: Lalage Kheradjou 6,600 

Appalshop 

Whitesburg KY 

For: Jane Gianvito 3,540 

Artrium 

Santa Rosa CA 

For: Brooks Johnson 4,100 

Bay Area Lawyers for the 

Arts 

Berkeley CA 

Brockman Gallery 

Productions 

Los Angeles CA 

For: 

For: 

Bob Jones 

Carmen Durand-Davis 

4,100 

4,100 

California, University of 

Santa Barbara CA For: Mimi McKell 4,220 

Carl Ratcliff Dance 

Theater 

Atlanta GA 

For: Pamela Meister 825 
 

 

 

,Evergreen State College
 

Olympia WA
 

~Gallerie Studio 24
 

San Francisco
 CA


Georgia, University of
 

Athens GA
 

Guthrie Theatre
 

Minneapolis MN
 

Harvard University
 

Cambridge MA
 

Hawaii School of Law,
 

University of
 

Honolulu
 HI


Indiana University
 

Bloomington IN
 

InterArts
 

Oklahoma City OK
 

Intercultural Resources
 

Development
 

New York NY
 

Iowa, University of
 

Iowa City IA
 

Lansing Symphony
 

Association
 

Lansing
 

For: Joan Widen
 

For: Carl Heyward
 

For: Pamela Meister
 

For: Cathy Silvern
 

For: Karen Numme
 

For: Judith Jackman
 

For: Gretchen Warner
 

For: Toby Thompson
 

For: Katharine Dealy
 

For: Carla Roberts
 

For: Laurie Hays
 

ndowment Fellows 475 

3,365
 

3~540
 

3,750
 

4,050
 

4,200
 

3,000
 

3,630
 

3,460
 

4,300
 

3,650
 

3,870
 

2,805
 

3,750
 

3,675
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

476 Endowment Fellows 

Massachusetts, University 

of 

For: Judyie Brandt 3,365 

Amherst MA 

Mayor’s Advisory Committee 

on Art and Culture 

For: Richard Siegesmund 3,620 

Baltimore MD 

Metropolitan Dade County 

Council of Arts and 

For: Anna Reville 3,700 

Sciences 

Miami FL 

Metropolitan Opera Guild 

New York NY 

For: Susan Markel 3,365 

Mid-America Arts Alliance 

Kansas City MO 

For: Janice Meggers 3,670 

New Mexico State 

University 

For: Myra Winkler 3,990 

Las Cruces NM 

New York, State University 

of 

For: Donald Washington, Jr. 3,430 

Old Westburg NY 

On the Boards 

Seattle WA 

For: Andrea Wagner 4,080 

Oregon Arts Commission
 For: Lori Hedrick
 4,550
 Salem OR
 

Oregon Shakespearean 

Festival Association 

For: James Cox 4,150 

Ashland OR 

Randolph Street Gallery 

Chicago IL 

For: PatriciaMiller 3,580 

Rural Arts Services
 For: Brooks Johnson
 6,500
 Mendocino
 CA
 

Rutgers, The State 

University 

For: Carol Corbin 3,365 

New Brunswick NJ 

San Francisco Bay Area 

Dance Coalition 

For: Mellnda McGee 4,100 

San Francisco CA 
 

 

 

 

 

 

Endowment Fellows 477 

3,680


For: John Riley
 ii~sangamon State University
 

i~Springfield IL
 

3,990
 For: Denise Chavez
 ;-~Santa Fe Council for the
 

Arts
 

Santa Fe NM
 

3,425
 For: Elsie Walker
 Sarah Lawrence College
 

New York NY
 

3,800
 For: Paul Brown
 Southwest Minnesota Arts
 

and Humanities Council
 

M~rshall MN
 

3,800
 For: Constance Higdon
 Texas Commission on the
 

Arts
 

Austin TX
 

3,720
 For: Maria Margarita Navar
 Texas, University of
 

Austin
 TX
 

3,500
 For: Lynn Susman
 Trinity College
 

Hartford
 CT
 

9,000
 For: Tracey-Jake Solomon
 Wesleyan University
 

Middletown
 CT


1,500


For: Laurie Kutchins
 Wyoming Counci! on the
 

Arts
 

Cheyenne ~
 

45 GRANTS
 174,510


TOTAL FOR NATIONAL ENDOWMENT FELLOWS
 
 

 

478 

Research
 

The Research Division assists the Endowment policy and the improvement of guidelines for and the Council by developing new information funding. The Research Division also aids local on the needs and conditions of the arts field. The and national organizations, both public and pri­ division consults with the Endowment programs, vate, by furnishing data conclusions and recom­ providing evaluations from research and pro­ mendations from research projects. gram analyses to assist in the development of 

Research Grants
 

Commerce Department, 

Bureau of the Census 

Washington DC 

To support costs incurred in conjunction with 

fielding, the Leisure Activity Survey 43,500 

Data Use and Access 

Laboratories 

Arlington VA 

To support a study on changes in the U.S. artist 

population between 1970 and 1980 80,000 

Informatics 

Rockville MD 

To support implementation of an annual economic 

survey of arts and cultural organizations 129,479 

Maryland, University of
 To support a survey of public participation in
 252,965
 College Park MD
 the arts
 

Mathematical Policy
 To support a survey of craft artists who are
 9,977
 Research members of craft organizations.
 

Princeton NJ
 

Parklawn Computer Center
 To support data processing services associated
 16,032
 Rockville MD
 with Research Division studies
 

Publishing Center for
 To support the development of a pilot program of
 99,960
 Cultural Resources nonprofit publication in the arts
 

New York
 NY
 

Wisconsin Foundation, To support a conference on North American
 5,000
 University of
 cultural data banks, covering the U.S.A.,


Madison
 WI Canada, and Mexico
 
 

 

 

Research 479 

following items have come from outside the Research Division, but are included in
 

division for accounting purposes.
 

!~ashington
 DC


Cwi, David
 MD
 Baltimore
 

~ichael Washburn and
 

Associates
 

NY
 :New York
 

National Assembly of State
 

Arts Agencies
 

Washington DC
 

New York, Research Fdn. of
 

the State University of
 

Binghamton NY
 

Rogers, Forbes W.
 

Washington
 DC


Theatre Development Fund
 

New York NY
 

TOTAL FOR RESEARCH PROGRAM
 

To support a study of existing methods of public
 

funding of the arts that do not rely on general
 

revenues of state and local jurisdictions
 

To support analysis of arts audience information
 

collected under previous projects funded by NEA
 

To support analyses of Challenge Grant Program
 

applicants
 

To support state and regional arts agencies and
 

the NEAto comply with the national standard for
 

arts information exchange
 

To support an impact assessment of Endowment
 

grants on state funding for the arts
 

To support a study on arts administration
 

education
 

To support an assessment of the market for
 

selected arts activities through the analysis of
 

audience information from six cities  ̄
 

15 GRANTS
 

15,000
 

17,500
 

235,000
 

100,000
 

17,500
 

12,366
 

15,000 Ol
 

1,049,279
 
480 Special Constituencies 
 

 

 

 

481 

Special Constituencies
 

organizations and consumers concerning acces- The Endowment’s Office for Special Constitu­ sible arts programs. Through the Endowment’s encies conducts an advocacy and technical assis­ grant-making Programs, the ’office supports tance program to make the arts more accessible to model projects that demonstrate innovative ways handicapped people, older adults, veterans, and to make the arts accessible. people in hospitals, nursing homes, mental institutions, and prisons. The office provides information and technical assistance to artists, arts 

Special Constituencies Grants
 

15,000
 Institution Programs 

Bartlesville OK 

To support organizing, establishing, and 

coordinating the Artist in Residence Program 

in five correctional institutions during FY 82 

Institution Programs 

Bartlesville OK 

To support organizing, establishing, and 

coordinating the Artist in Residence Program 

26,625 

in five correctional institutions during FY 83 

Justice Department and 

Veterans Administration 

Washington DC 

To support administrative expenses related to 

interageney agreements concerning artists in 

residence programs and arts and aging with the 

Department of Justice, Veterans Administration, 

1,344 

National Endowment for the Humanities, White 

House Conference on Aging, and Administration on 

Aging 

National Access Center To support technical assistance for grantees in 113,496 

Washington DC complying with Federal regulations pertaining to 

section 504 of the 1973 Rehabilitation Act 

National Council on the To support, in conjunction with the White House 10,000 

Aging 

Washington DC 

Conference on Aging, an exhibition of works by 

eight senior-citizen artists to encourage older 

people to seek self-discovery through the arts 

Special Audiences 

Atlanta GA 

To support continuation of state-wide technical 

assistance to arts organizations concerning 

10,000 

program and architectural accessibility for the 

disabled,, including a resource directory for 

arts organizations of disabled arts consumers 

TOTAL FOR SPECIAL CONSTITUENCIES 6 GRANTS 176,465
 
 

482 Special Constituencies 

Model Projects 

Allentown Community
 

Center
 

Buffalo
 NY
 

Arkansas Arts Council
 

Little Rock
 AK
 

California Arts Council
 

Sacramento CA 

Crosswalk Theatre 

Boston MA 

Drexel University 

Philadelphia PA 

Fine Line 

Atlanta GA 

Free Street Theatre 

Chicago IL 

Handicapped 

Information Services 

Washington DC
 

Harry Cooper
 

Brookline
 MA
 

International
 

Development Fund
 

New York
 

Iowa Arts Council
 

Des Moines
 IA
 

Kansas Arts
 

Commission
 

Topeka
 

Washington Drama
 

Society
 

Washington
 

The following model projects demonstrate innovative
 

ways to make the arts accessible to handicapped,
 

older Americans, and institutionalized populations
 

both as audiences and as participants. Organizations
 

are encouraged to make special constituencies part
 

of their regular programming rather than to develop
 

separate programs that segregate them. A total of
 

$310,950 in programs funds supported model projects
 

of which $290,950 was transferred from the Office
 

for Special Constituencies to other Endowment
 

programs as indicated.
 

Transferred to the Literature Program under
 

"Services to the Field"
 

Transferred to the State Program under
 

"Partnership Projects"
 

Transferred to the State Program under
 

"Partnership Projects"
 

Transferred to the Theater Program under
 

"Services to the Field"
 

Transferred to the Design Arts Program under
 

"Design Demonstration"
 

Transferred to the Inter-Arts Program under
 

"Interdisciplinary Arts"
 

Transferred to the Theater Program under
 

"Services to the Field"
 

Transferred to the Media Program under
 

"In-Residence Workshop"
 

Transferred to the Media Program under
 

"Film/Video Production"
 

Transferred to the FellowshipProgram
 

Transferred to the State Program under
 

"Partnership Projects"
 

Transferred to the State Program under
 

"Partnership Projects"
 

Transferred to the Theater Program under
 

"Services to the Field"
 

9,950
 

7,500
 

9,593
 

11,500
 

25,000
 

8,000
 

10,000 

5,000
 

5,000
 

2,805
 

10,000
 

5,561
 

10,000
 
Special Constituencies 483 

~Loon and Heron 

.Boston MA 

Transferred to the Theater Program under 

"Services to the Field" 

10,000 

Los Angeles Actors’ 

Theatre 

Transferred to the Theater Program under 

"Services to the Field" 

10,000 

Los Angeles CA 

Los Angeles Theatre 

Works 

Transferred to the Expansion Arts Program under 

"Arts Exposure" 

3,000 

Los Angeles CA 

Minnesota State Arts 

Board 

Transferred to the State Program under 

"Partnership Projects" 

9,846 

Minneapolis MN 

Montana Arts Council Transferred to the State Program under 10,000 

Missoula MT ,,Partnership Projects" 

Museum of Modern Art Transferred to the Museum Program under, 10,000 

New York NY ,,Cooperative Programs" 

National Council on Transferred to the Inter-Arts Program under 35,000 

Aging 

Washington DC 

"Services to the Field" 

National Dance Transferred to the Dance Program under 7,000 

Institute "Film/Video Production" 

New York NY 

New York State 

Council on the Arts 

Transferred to the State Program under 

"Partnership Projects" 

5,000 

New York NY 

North Dakota Council Transferred to the State Program under 7,920 

on the Arts ,’Partnership Projects" 

Fargo ND 

Opera America 

Washington DC 

Transferred to the Opera-Musical Theater Program 

under "Special Opera-Musical Theater Projects" 

18,000 

Oregon Arts 

Commission 

Transferred to the State Program under 

"Partnership Projects" 

4,580 

Salem OR 

Randolp~ Gallery 

Chicago IL 

Transferred to the Fellowship Program 2,080 

Religious Communities Transferred to the Media Program under 5,000 

for the Arts "Film Production" 

New York NY 

University Circle 

Cleveland OH 

Transferred to the Expansion Arts Program under 

"Arts Exposure" 

7,500 

Vermont Council on 

the Arts 

Transferred to the State Program under 

,,Partnership Projects" 

10,000 

Montpelier VT 
 

484 Special Constituencies 

Veterans Administration 

Bay Pines Medical Center 

Transferred to the Expansion Arts Program under 

"Arts Exposure" 

12,500 

Bay Pines FL 

Cultural Council 

Foundation for Free 

Transferred to the Theater Program under 

"Services to the Field" 

8,500 

Public Laughs 

New York NY 
Off ’ce for 

Partnership 
Artists in Education 

Partnership Coordination 

State Programs 
488 Artists in Education 
 

489 

Artists in Educatton
 

The Artist in Education Program, in cooperation 

with a variety of arts and educational institutions 

and organizations, reinforces the value of artists 

and the arts as basic to the educational process. 

The work of artists with students, teachers, administrators, and other members of the state and 

local communities is the cornerstone of this program. 

Artists in Education A dv so y Panel
 

Maya Angelou
 

Writer, filmmaker
 

Oakland, CA
 

Juan M. Carrillo
 

State arts agency
 

AIE coordinator
 

Sacramento, CA
 

Shirley Trusty Corey
 

Public school official
 

New Orleans, LA
 

Chuck Davis
 

Artistic director,
 

choreographer
 

Bronx, NY
 

Ruth Draper
 

State arts agency
 

director
 

Salt Lake City, UT
 

Jimmy C. Driftwood 


Musician, teacher
 

Timbo, AR
 

Lorin Hollander
 

Pianist
 

New York, NY
 

Richard Bo Holzman
 

School superintendent
 

Teaneck, NJ
 

Janet League
 

Actress
 

New York, NY
 

John Scarcelli
 

Educator, state arts
 

agency chairman
 

Farmington, ME
 

Raymond F. Sisneros
 

Educator, administrator
 

Bernalillo, NM
 

Jack Stefany


Architect
 

Tampa, FL
 

Richard Taylor
 

Artist-in-residence
 

Frankfort, KY
 

Robin Tryloff
 

State arts agency
 

.director
 

Omaha, NE
 

Patti Valentine
 

Education coordinator
 

Indianapolis, IN
 

Dennis Voss
 

Visual artist, educator
 

Missoula, MT
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

490 Arts in Education 

Artists in Education Grants
 

Artist Residency Grants 

Alabama State Council on
 

the Arts and Humanities
 

Montgomery AL
 

Alaska State Council on
 

the Arts 

Anchorage AK 

American Samoa Arts 

Council 

Pago Pago AS 

Arizona Commission on the
 

Arts and Humanities
 

Phoenix AZ
 

Arkansas State Arts And
 

Humanities, Office of
 

Little Rock AR
 

California Arts Council
 

Sacramento CA
 

Colorado Council on the
 

Arts and Humanities
 

Denver CO
 

Connecticut Commission on
 

the Arts
 

Hartford CT
 

Delaware State Arts
 

Council
 

Wilmington DE
 

District of Columbia Comm.
 

on the Arts and Humanities
 

Washington DC
 

Florida, Fine Arts Council
 

of
 

Tallahassee FL
 

~eorgia Council for the
 

Arts and Humanities
 

Atlanta GA
 

To place artists of professional caliber in residencies
 

in educational settings.
 

90,355
 

108,960
 

25,000
 

89,700
 

100,000
 

137,420
 

65,000
 

84,035
 

59,700
 

29,232
 

120,275
 

65,805
 

Guam-InsularArts Council
 

of
 

Agana GU
 

Hawaii-State Foundation on
 

Culture and the Arts
 

Honolulu HI
 

Idaho Commission on the
 

Arts
 

Boise ID
 

Illinois Arts Council
 

Chicago IL
 

Indiana Arts Commission
 

Indianapolis IN
 

Iowa Arts Council
 

Des Moines
 IA
 

Kansas Arts Commission
 

Topeka LA
 

Kentucky Arts Commission
 

Frankfort KY
 

Louisiana-Division of the
 

Arts
 

Baton Rouge LA
 

Maine State Commission on
 

the Arts and Humanities
 

Augusta ME
 

Maryland State Arts
 

Council
 

Baltimore MD
 

Massachusetts Council on
 

the Arts and Humanities
 

Boston MA
 

18,300
 

76,460
 

50,000
 

84,275
 

93,325
 

110,000
 

55,000
 

75,900
 

104,850
 

86,465
 

50,000
 

88,750
 
 

 

Arts in Education 491 

Michigan Council for the
 

Arts
 MI
 Detroit
 

Minnesota State Arts Board
 

Minneapolis MN
 

Mississippi Arts
 

Commission
 

Jackson
 

Missouri State Council on
 

the Arts
 MO
 

St. Louis
 

Montana Arts Council
 

Missoula
 

Nebraska Arts Council NE
 

Omaha
 

Nevada State Council on
 

the Arts
 NV
 

Reno
 

New Hampshire Commission
 

on the Arts
 NH
 

Concord
 

New Jersey State Council
 

on the Arts
 NJ
 

Trenton
 

New Mexico Arts Division
 

NM
 

Santa Fe
 

New York State Council on
 

the Arts
 NY
 

New York
 

North Carolina Arts
 

Council
 NC
 Raleigh
 

North Dakota Council on
 

the Arts
 ND
 

Fargo
 

Northern Mariana Islands-


Commonwealth Arts Council
 

of the
 

Saipan, N. Marianas CM
 

Ohio Arts Council
 84,290 OH
 

Columbus
 

Oklahoma, State Arts
 130,000
 Council of
 OK
 Oklahoma City
 

Oregon Arts Commission
 

55,500 OR
 Salem
 

Pennsylvania Council on
 48,400
 

the Arts, Commonwealt~ff
 Harrisburg
 

Puerto Rican Culture,
 55,000
 Institute of
 PR
 

San Juan
 

Rhode Island State Council
 

134,000
 on the Arts
 RI
 Providence
 

South Carolina Arts
 50,100
 Commission
 SC
 Columbia
 

South Dakota Arts Co.uncil
 70,950
 Sioux Falls SD
 

Tennessee Arts Commission
 

89,765 TN
 Nashville
 

Texas Commission on the
 

79,050
 Arts
 TX
 Austin
 

Utah Arts Council
 

185,525
 Salt Lake City
 

Vermont Council on the
 

68,900
 Arts
 VT
 Montpelier
 

Virgin Islands Council on
 50,990
 the Arts
 

Christiansted
 

Virginia Commission for
 15,000
 the Arts
 VA
 Richmond
 

94,010
 

74,100
 

96,700
 

85,025
 

26,075
 

88,850
 

145,410
 

51,700
 

93,650
 

128,821
 

78,005
 

53,000
 

29,450
 

60,000
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

492 Artists in Education 

Washington State Arts
 

Commission
 

Olympia WA
 

West Virginia Department
 

of Culture and History
 

Charleston WV
 

TOTAL FOR ARTIST RESIDENCY GRANTS
 

Special Projects 

Art Resources for Teachers
 

and Students 

New York NY 

ArtsConnection 

New York NY 

Center for City Building
 

Educational Programs
 

Angeles CA
 

Chicago Public Schools,
 

City of
 

Chicago IL
 

Children’s Art Carnival
 

New York NY
 

Learning About Learning
 

Educational Foundation
 

San Antonio TX
 

Palace of Arts and
 

Sciences Foundation
 

San Francisco
 CA
 

R’Wanda Lewis Dance
 

Company
 

Los Angeles CA
 

OTAL FOR SPECIAL PROJECTS.
 

114,965	 Wisconsin Arts Board
 68,870
 Madison	 WI
 

78,200	 Wyoming Council on the 49,300
 

Arts
 

Cheyenne WY
 

56 GRANTS 4,402,408
 

To support artists and a trainer to work with
 15,000
 

teachers and students
 

To support artistic participation in an in-depth
 10,000
 

evaluation of the Young Talent Search and
 

Training Program
 

To support the City Building Educational Program
 35,000
 to work with the California public school system
 

To support a project in the McCutchen School in
 17,500
 

Chicago
 

To support the documentation and dissemination
 20,000
 of the carnival’s regular school day program
 

To support a media artist and a production
 25,000
 assistant to produce audio-visual materials
 

To support artists in residence at the
 18,000
 

Exploratorium
 

To support a teaching format and guide for
 7,500
 handicapped people
 

~	 8 GRANTS 148,000
 
 

 

 

Artists in Education 493 

.General Services 

to the Field 

Affiliated State Arts
 

Agencies of Upper Midwest
 

Minneapolis MN
 

Arts, Education and
 

Americans
 

NY
 New York
 

Buki, Linda
 NJ
 Frenchtown
 

Buki, Linda
 NJ
 Frenchtown
 

Charles Reinhart
 

Management
 

NY
 New York
 

Charles Reinhart
 

Management
 

NY
 New York
 

Consortium for Pacific
 

Arts and Cultures
 

Honolulu HI
 

Educational Futures
 

PA
 Philadelphia
 

Educational Futures
 

PA
 Philadelphia
 

Ford, Carol R.
 VA
 Alexandria
 

Great Lakes Arts Alliance
 

Cleveland OH
 

Harris, Jack
 NY
 Woodside
 

Harris, Jack M.
 NY
 Woodside
 

To support site visits and technical consulting
 

concerning artist residencies, individual career
 

development, and advocacy of the arts
 

To support the expansion of the National
 

Advocacy Program
 

To support a national coordinator for the folk
 

arts component of the Endowment’s Artists in
 

Education Program
 

To support the services of the national
 

coordinator of the folk arts component of
 

Artists in Education Program
 

To support services in connection with the
 

Artists in Education Program dance component
 

To support services in connection with the
 

Artists in Education dance component
 

To support site visits and technical assistance
 

concerning artist residencies, individual career
 

development, and advocacy of the arts
 

To support services in connection with the
 

Artists in Education architecture/environmental
 

arts component
 

To support services in connection with the
 

Artists in Education architecture/epvironmental
 

arts component
 

To support the position of project coordinator
 

for planning for the Artists in Education
 

Program
 

To support site visits and technical
 

consultations concerning artist residencies,
 

individual career development and advocacy of
 

the arts
 

To support a part-time national coordinator for
 

the film/video component of the Endowment’s
 

Artists in Education Program
 

To support services of the national coordinator
 

for the film/video component of the Artists in
 

Education Program
 

10,190
 

15,000
 

14,721
 

6,675
 

112,837
 

21,465
 

12,230
 

148,669
 

33,451
 

17,137
 

8,160
 

15,899
 
 

 

 

 

494 Artists in Education 

International Council of
 

Fine Arts Deans 

Dallas TX
 

Lichtmann, Dean A.
 

Jackson NJ
 

Mid America Arts Alliance
 

Kansas City MO
 

Mid Atlantic States Arts
 

Consortium
 

Baltimore MD
 

Mid Atlantic States Arts
 

Consortium
 

Baltimore MD
 

National Assn. of State
 

Univ. & Land Grant Colleges
 

Washington DC
 

O
 

National Council for the
 

Traditional Arts
 

Washington DC
 

New England Foundation for
 

the Arts
 

Cambridge MA
 

Ridley, Laurence
 

Brooklyn NY
 

Ridley, Laurence 

~, Englishtown NJ 

i 

Ridley, Laurence
 

Englishtown NJ
 

Senahan
 

New York NY
 

outhern Arts Federation
 

Atlanta GA
 

To support the planning and post-conference
 

documentation phases of the International
 

Symposium on Professional Training and Career
 

Entry in the Performing Arts
 

To support services of the national coordinator
 

for visual arts and crafts for the Artists in
 

Education Program
 

To support site visits and technical
 

consultations addressing artist residencies,
 

individual career development and advocacy of
 

the arts
 

To support site visits and technical
 

consultations concerning artist residencies,
 

individual career development and advocacy of
 

the arts
 

To support a national training workshop in jazz
 

for artists, educators, and administrators as
 

part of the Artists in Education jazz pilot
 

To support a conference of deans of 34
 

historically black colleges to meet with deans
 

of larger public universities to discuss issues
 

which affect their institutions
 

To support a contract to provide technical
 

assistance to traditional communities
 

To support site visits and technical
 

consultations addressing artist residencies,
 

individual career development and advocacy of
 

the arts
 

To support services related to his position as
 

National Coordinator of the pilot jazz component
 

of the Artists in Education Program
 

To support a national coordinator for the music
 

component of the Endowment’s Artists in
 

Education Program
 

To support services of the national coordinator
 

for music for the the Artists in Education
 

Program
 

To support a national training workshop in dance
 

for artists, educators, and administrators as
 

part of the Artists in Education dance component
 

To support site visits and technical
 

consultations concerning artist residencies,
 

individual career development and advocacy of
 

the arts
 

17,500
 

2,905
 

12,230
 

14,270
 

42,000
 

4,000
 

4,185
 

12,230
 

17,500
 

28,472
 

6,523
 

57,480
 

24,460
 
 

 

 

 

Artists in Education 495 

Southern Arts Federation
 

Atlanta GA
 

Western States Arts
 

Foundation
 

Santa Fe
 

Western States Arts
 

Foundation
 

Santa Fe
 

21,438
 

To support services related to Artists in
 

Education Program planning
 

25,688
 

To support services related to Artists in
 

Education Program planning
 

20,390
 

To support a contract to conduct site visits and
 

technical consultations addressing artist
 

residencies, individual career development and
 

advocacy of the arts
 

731,440
 29 GRANTS
 

TOTAL FOR SERVICES TO THE FIELD
 

Interagency 

Education, Department of
 

Washington DC
 

Education, Department of
 

Washington DC
 

Education, Department of
 

Washington DC
 

TOTAL FOR INTERAGENCY
 

3,300
 

To support contractual services on a poster for
 

,’The Federal Guide to Arts Education
 Assistance," under an interagency agreement with
 

the Department of Education
 

15,000
 

To support costs of printing ,’The Federal. Guide
 

to Arts Education Assistance," under an


interagency agreement with the Department of
 

Education
 

1,415
 

To support travel costs related to artists
 

training, career development, and arts education
 

under an interagency agreement with the
 

Department of Education
 

19,715
 3 GRANTS
 

5,301,563
 96 GRANTS
 

TOTAL FOR ARTISTS IN EDUCATION
 
 

497
 

Partnership
 

Coordination
 

The Partnership Coordination Program fosters 

collaboration among the members of the public 

arts-support network. These members consist of 

the Endowment; other federal programs that 

support the arts; state, regional, and local public 

arts agencies; and professional arts organizations. These groups work together to develop 

policies and programs, to assess the impact of 

public support for the arts, and to plan for the 

future. 

Partnership Coord nat o Grants
 

Partnership 

Coordination Service 

Arizona Commission on the
 

Arts and Humanities
 AZ
 Phoenix
 

Arkansas Arts Council
AR
 Little Rock
 

California Arts Council
 

Sacramento CA
 

Community Foundation of
 

Greater Washington
 DC
 Washington
 

Iowa Arts Council
 IA
 Des Moines
 

Kansas Arts Commission
 

KS
 Topeka
 

To support a bi-cultural programwith Mexico
 

To support eight arts and humanities residencies
 

with a folk arts component led by creative older
 

adults in senior centers, nursing homes, and
 

other sites
 

To support a project that will make cultural
 

programs available to seniors in the Los Angeles
 

area 

To support an examination of the conditions and 

needs of the District of Columbia arts community 

as a result of their location in the nation’s
 

capital
 

To support more effective arts and humanities
 

programming for the elderly within the state
 

through establishing a Governor’s Study
 

Committee to develop strategies, plan and set up
 

a permanent network of service agencies, and
 

establish a talent-bank of artists and
 

humanities scholars
 

To expand the ,,Images of Aging" traveling
 

exhibit and residencies
 

5,000
 

7,500
 

9,593
 

17,500
 

10,000
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

498 Partnership Coordination 

Maine State Commission on
 

the Arts and Humanities
 

Augusta ME
 

Metropolitan Washington
 

Council of Governments
 

Washington DC
 

MinnesotaState Arts Board
 

Minneapolis MN
 

Montana Arts Council
 

Missoula MT
 

National Assembly of
 

Community Arts Agencies
 

Washington DC
 

National Assembly of
 

Community Arts Agencies
 

Washington DC
 

National Assembly of
 

Community Arts Agencies
 

Washington DC
 

National Assembly of State
 

Arts Agencies
 

Washington DC
 

National Assembly of State
 

Arts Agencies
 

Washington DC
 

National Assembly of State
 

Arts Agencies
 

Washington DC
 

National Conference of
 

State Legislatures
 

Denver
 CO
 

New England Foundation for
 

the Arts
 

Cambridge MA
 

New York State Council on
 

the Arts
 

New York NY
 

To support an exchange of cultural, advisory,
 

and technical resources with the arts agencies
 5,000
 of Quebec and the Atlantic Provinces of Canada
 

to benefit northern New England
 

To support a project to develop strategies for
 

integrating cultural development into local 15,000
 

government planning activities
 

To support an 18-month planning, design, and
 

implementation project to involve elders in arts
 9,846
 and humanities programming
 

To support an artists-in-residence program held
 

in two Montana communities
 10,000
 

To support the assmbly,s 1981 annual convention
 

for local arts agencies
 17,500
 

To support administrative costs and programs
 

offering technical and information services to
 85,000
 local arts agencies
 

To support costs of the headquarters office and
 

staff, board meetings, and the assembly,s annual
 25,000
 

meeting by amending grant # 02-6250-004
 

To support the general operations and
 

programming assistance for FY 82 225,755
 

To support a facilitation team to plan, design,
 

and participate in the National Crafts
 15,820
 

Administrator Conference
 

To support block gra~ts under the National
 

Information Systems Project to state and
 96,000
 

regional arts agencies by amending grant # 02­

6250-006
 

To support the Arts Committee of the National
 

Conference of State Legislatures
 35,000
 

To support a study of the labor market
 

experiences of New England artists
 15,000
 

To support the "ElderArts Exchange Newsletter,,,
 

disseminated to one million elderly in New York 5,000
 

City and Rockland, Westchester, Nassau, and
 

Suffolk counties
 
Partnership Coordination 499 

North Dakota Council on
 

the Arts
 ND
 Fargo
 

Oregon Arts Commission
 

OR
 Salem
 

Vermont Council on the
 

Arts
 VT
 Montpelier
 

To support six regional and one statewide arts
 

and humanities exhibitions featuring art works
 

by older artists and discussion sessions at
 

regional sites led by older humanities scholars
 

and the artists
 

To support a series of 30-second or 60-second
 

videotaped spot announcements highlighting the
 

positive aspects of the arts involving older
 

people to challenge the stereotyped myths of
 

aging
 

To support ,,Imagery of Experience: Older
 

Artists," a museum exposure and historical
 

research program providing older Vermont
 

citizens experience in all phases of museum
 

operation and exhibit interpretation
 

22 GRANTS
 

TOTAL FOR-PARTNERSHIP COORDINATION SERVICES
 

7,920
 

4,580
 

10,000
 

637,575
 
500 State Programs 

TH 

BUS
 

PRESENTS
 

CONTEMPORARY CR.~ 

AND 

FOLK ART 
501 

State Programs
 

All 50 states and six U.S. jurisdictions (such as 

Guam and the District of Columbia) have official

state arts agencies. With the exception of the 

private Vermont Council on the Arts, all are 

agencies of state government. In addition, the 

states have formed eight regional groups to administer programs and services most efficiently 

carried out on a multi-state basis. Grants go to 

assist state agencies and regional groups in 

carrying out Endowment-approved plans for support of the arts. 

 ̄ State Programs A dv so y Panel
 r

Mildred Bautista
 

State arts agency
 

director
 

Washington, DC
 

Stephen J. Bostic
 

State arts agency
 

director
 

St. Croix, VI
 

William B. Cook
 

State arts agency
 

director
 

Sacramento, CA
 

Mary de Hahn
 

State arts agency
 

director
 

St. Louis, M~
 

Peter deC. Hero
 

State arts agency
 

director
 

Salem, OR
 

Elizabeth H. Howard
 

Director of arts
 

alliance
 

Huntington, NY
 

Laurence D. Miller
 

Museum director
 

Austin, TX
 

David E. Nelson
 

State arts agency
 

director
 

Missoula, MT
 

Dorothy Olson
 

Potter
 

Brattleboro, VT
 

Maria Pearson
 

Member of state arts
 

council
 

Marne, IA
 

Betryce Prosterman
 

State arts agency
 

chairman
 

Chevy Chase, M)
 

Wallace A. Richardson
 

State arts agency
 

chairman
 

Lincoln, NE
 

E. Ray Scott
 

State arts agency
 

director
 

Detroit, MI
 

Edward Spriggs
 

Regional arts foundation
 

minority affairs diro
 

Atlanta, GA
 

Thomas Wolf
 

Regional arts foundation
 

executive director
 

Cambridge, MA
 

Gerald Yoshitomi
 

Regional arts foundation
 

director of operations
 

Santa Fe, NM
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

State Programs Grants
 

Basic State 

Operating Grants 

Alabama State Council on
 

the Arts and Humanities
 

Montgomery AL
 

Alaska State Council on
 

the Arts 

Anchorage AK 

American Samoa Arts 

Council 

Pago Pago AS 

Arizona Commission on the
 

Arts and Humanities
 

Phoenix AZ
 

Arkansas State Arts and
 

Humanities, Office of
 

Little Rock AR
 

California Arts Council
 

Sacramento CA
 

Colorado Council on the
 

Arts and Humanities
 

Denver CO
 

Connecticut Commission on
 

the Arts
 

Hartford CT
 

Delaware State Ar.ts
 

Council
 

Wilmington DE
 

District ofColumbia Comm.
 

on the Arts and Humanities
 

Washington DC
 

Florida, Fine Arts Council
 

of
 

Tallahassee
 FL
 

Georgia Council for the
 

Arts and Humanities
 

Atlanta GA
 

To provide basic support to state arts agencies.
 

329,590
 

457,250
 

295,000
 

309,625
 

348,79O
 

512,910
 

324,680
 

346,590
 

304,895
 

302,670
 

374,990
 

345,450
 

Guam - Insular Arts
 

Council
 

Agana GU
 

Hawaii-State Foundation
 

on Culture and the Arts
 

Honolulu HI
 

Idaho Commission on the
 

Arts
 

Boise ID
 

Illinois Arts Council
 

Chicago IL
 

Indiana Arts Commission
 

Indianapolis IN
 

Iowa Arts Council
 

Des Moines IA
 

Kansas Arts Commission
 

Topeka KS
 

Kentucky Arts Commission
 

Frankfort KY
 

Louisiana-Dept. of Culture
 

Recreation and Tourism
 

Baton Rouge LA
 

Maine State Commission on
 

the Arts and Humanities
 

Augusta ME
 

Maryland State Arts
 

Council
 

Baltimore MD
 

Massachusetts Council on
 

the Arts and Humanities
 

Boston MA
 

295,000
 

395,550
 

295,850
 

399,655
 

~353,085
 

314,865
 

309,020
 

340,320
 

339,590
 

313,370
 

348,060
 

375,285
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

State Programs 503 

!iii ~Michigan Council for the
 

r t s
 

Detroit MI
 

Minnesota State Arts Board
 

Minneapolis MN
 

Mississippi Arts
 

Commission
 

Jackson
 

Missouri State Council on
 

the Arts
 

St. Louis MO
 

Montana Arts Council
 

MT
 Missoula
 

Nebraska Arts Council
 

NE
 Omaha
 

Nevada State Council on
 

the Arts
 

Reno NV
 

New Hampshire Commission
 

on the Arts
 

Concord NH
 

New Jersey State Council
 

on the Arts
 

Trenton NJ
 

New Mexico Arts Division
 

Santa Fe NM
 

New York State Council on
 

the Arts
 

New York NY
 

North Carolina Arts
 

Council
 

Raleigh
 NC


North Dakota Council on
 

the Arts
 

Fargo ND
 

Northern Mariana Islands-


Commonwealth Arts Council
 

Saipan CM
 

Ohio Arts. Council
 

Columbus
 OH


429,210
 

385,320
 

317,020
 

397,265
 

298,810
 

320,575
 

298,990
 

302,090
 

378,390
 

309,100
 

669,950
 

360,080
 

299,160
 

199,295
 

424,330
 

322,000
 Oklahoma, State Arts
 

Council of
 

Oklahoma City
 OK


313,815
 Oregon Arts Commission
 

Salem OR
 

410,765
 Pennsylvania Council on
 

the Arts, Commonwealth of
 

Harrisburg PA
 

293,000
 Puerto Rican Culture,
 

Institute of
 

PR
 San Juan
 

335,520
 Rhode Island State Council
 

on the Arts
 

RI
 Providence
 

351,415
 South Carolina Arts
 

Commission
 

SC
 Columbia
 

310,5001
 South Dakota Arts Council
 

Sioux Falls SD
 

332,680
 Tennessee Arts Commis~sion
 

Nashville TN
 

406,320
 Texas Commission on the
 

Arts
 

Austin TX
 

414,715
 Utah Arts Council
 

UT
 Salt Lake City
 

311,505
 Vermont Council on the
 

Arts
 

Montpelier VT
 

295,000
 Virgin Islands Council on
 

the Arts
 

Christiansted VI
 

351,060
 Virginia Commission for
 

the Arts
 

Richmond VA
 

327,550
 Washington State Arts
 

Commission
 

Olympia
 WA


West Virginia Department
 

of Culture and History
 

Charleston WV
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

504 State Programs 

Wisconsin Arts Board 

Madison WI 

336,190 Wyoming Council on the 

Arts 

296,520 

Cheyenne WY 

TOTAL FOR BASIC STATE GRANTS
 

Regional Arts 

Programming Grants 

Affiliated State Arts
 

Agencies of Upper Midwest
 

Minneapolis ~ 

Arts Alaska 

Anchorage AK 

Great Lakes Arts Alliance
 

Cleveland OH
 

Mid-America Arts Alliance
 

Kansas City MO
 

Mid-Atlantic States Arts
 

Consortium
 

Baltimore MD
 

56 GRANTS 19,529,010
 

For regional groups of two or more state arts agencies
 

to support arts programs affecting several states.
 

312,790
 

210,000
 

160,000
 

422,080
 

250,000
 

TOTAL FOR REGIONAL ARTS PROGRAMMING GRANTS
 

State Support 

Services 

New England Foundation for
 

the Arts
 

Cambridge MA
 

Southern Arts Federation
 

Atlanta GA
 

Texas Commission on the Arts
 

Austin TX 

Western States Arts 

Foundation 

Santa Fe NM 

Western States Arts 

Foundation 

Santa Fe NM 

10 GRANTS
 

National Assembly of State 

Arts Agencies 

To support general operating expenses 

Washington DC 

National Assembly of State To support the general operations and 

Arts Agencies 

Washington DC 

programming assistance for FY-81 

314,820
 

478,84O
 

7,500
 

532,320
 

576,640
 

3,264,990
 

8,000
 

281,245
 

TOTAL FOR STATE SUPPORT SERVICES
 2 GRANTS 289,245
 

TOTAL FOR STATE PROGRAMS 68 GRANTS 23,083,245
 
505
 

Financial Summary
 

Fiscal 

Year 1981 

Summary of Funds Available $113,960,000’ 

Appropriation, Regular Program Funds 19,250,000 

Appropriation, Treasury Funds (to match nonfederal gifts) 13,450,000 

Appropriations, Challenge Grant Funds (to match nonfederal gifts) $146,660,000 

Total, Federal Appropriations 

Nonfederal Gifts (of which $34,869,685 was to release federal 

appropriation) $ 34,907,412 

381,900 

Transferred from Other Agencies 1,053,946 

Recovery of Prior Year Obligations 

Unobligated Balance, Prior Year 3,834,411 

$186,837,699 

Total Funds Available 

Not less than 20 percent for support of state arts agencies and regional groups. 

" Fiscai 1981 

Year Challenge 

Funds Obligated 

1981 Grant 

Advancement 

Artists in Education 

Dance 

Design Arts 

Expansion Arts 

Fellows 

Folk Arts 

Inter-Arts 

Regional Representatives 

International 

Literature 

Media Arts 

Museum 

Music 

Opera-Musical Theater 

Research 

Special Constituencies 

State Programs/Partnership Coordination 

Theater 

Visual Arts 

$ 1,250,000 

5,301,564 

9,122,202 

5,608,693 

8,735,001 

174,510 

3,104,842 

4,231,970 

1,166,166 

338,677 

4,937,389 

12,811,268 

13,234,638 

16,183,266 

6,294,471 

1,049,279 

176,465 

23,720,820 

10,848,588 

7,452,447 

$135,742,2562 

-­

75,000 

450,000 

1,430,500 

919,325 

J 

-­ 2,680,000 

-­

-­

-­ 1,400,000 

3,800,000 

1,610,000 

950,000 

-­

J 

199,000 

835,000 

645,000 

$ 14,993,825’~ 

Total Funds Obligated 

~Excludes $19,875,660 in nonfederal matching gifts and donations which released $19,875,660 in indefinite treasury funds. Also 

excludes $38,715 in program, development, and evaluation funds. 

:~Excludes $14,993,825 in nonfederal matching gifts and donations which released $14,993,825 in indefinite Challenge Gran~ 

funds. 
 

Debt Collection Activities 

Outstanding Debt Owed to NEA 

Debt Collected by NEA 

During fiscal 1981, the Endowment reviewed its 

debt collection procedures in order to accelerate 

the resolution of debts resulting from the audit of 

grants. One solution was to establish a six-month 

maximum period during which an attempt would 

be made to settle the matter without involving 

legal action. DUring fiscal 1982, a cash manageFiscal Fiscal Fiscal 

1981 1982 1983 

(to date) Estimate 

$ 122,000 $ 150,000 

$ 9,000 $ 75,000 

ment directive was issued to ensure that the 

Endowment’s fiscal activities would necessitate a 

minimum amount of cash. This action is in 

keeping with the effort made throughout the 

federal government to control spending beyond 

its means. 
 

History of 

Authorizations and 

Appropriations
 

Fiscal 1966 

Program Funds 

Treasury Funds** 

Total Funds for Programming 

Fiscal 1967 

Program Funds
 

State Arts Agencies (block)
 

(Subtotal--Program Funds)
 

Treasury Funds**
 

Total Funds for Programming
 

Fiscal 1968 

Program Funds
 

State Arts Agencies (block)
 

(Subtotal--Program Funds)
 

Treasury Funds**
 

Total Funds for Programming
 

Fiscal 1969 

Program Funds
 

State Arts Agencies (block)
 

(Subtotal--Program Funds)
 

Treasury Funds**
 

Total Funds for Programming
 

Fiscal 1970 

Program Funds
 

State Arts Agencies (block)
 

(Subtotal--Program Funds)
 

Treasury Funds**
 

Total Funds for Programming
 

Fiscal 1971 

Program Funds
 

State Arts Agencies (block)
 

(Subtotal--Program Funds)
 

Treasury Funds**
 

Total Funds for Programming
 

Arts 

Authorization 

$ 5,000,000 

2,250,000 

$ 7,250,000 

$ 5,000,000 

2,750,000 

(7,750,000) 

2,250,000 

$ 10,000,000 

$ 5,000,000 

2,750,000 

(7,750,000) 

2,250,000 

$ 10,000,000 

$ 6,000,000 

2,000,000 

(8,000,000) 

3,375,000 

$ 11,375,000 

6,500,000 

2,500,000 

(9,000,000) 

3,375,000 

$ 12,~75,000 

$ 12,875,000 

4,125,000 

(17,000,000) 

3,000,000 

$ 20,000,000 

Arts 

Appropriation 

$ 2,500,000 

34,308 

$ 2,534,308 

$ 4,000,000 

2,000,000 

(6,000,000) 

.1,965,692 

$ 7,965,692 

$ 4,500,000 

2,000,000 

(6,500,000) 

674.291 

$ 7,174,291 

$ 3,700,000 

1,700,000 

(5,400,000) 

2,356,875 

$ 7,756,875 

$ 4,250,000 

2,000,000 

(6,250,000) 

2,000,000 

$ 8,250,000 

$ 8,465.000 

4,125,000 

(12,590,000) 

2,500,000 

--~--~5,090,000 

507
 

Administrative
 

Funds
 

$ 727,000" 

1,019,500" 

1,200,000" 

1,40C),0C)(}* 

1,610,000" 

$ 2,660,000* 

Fiscal 1972 

$ 21,000,000 S 20,750,000 $’- 31460,000. (: :i~{ Program Funds 5,500,000 State Arts Agencies (block) 5,500,000

(26,500,000) (26,500,000) (Subtotal--Program Funds) 3,500,000 Treasury Funds** 3,500,000 $ 29,750,000 Total Funds for Programming $ 30,000,000
508 History of Authorizations and Appropriations 

Arts Arts Administrative 

Authorization Appropriation Funds 

Fiscal 1973 

Program Funds
 

State Arts Agencies (block)
 

(Subtotal--Program Funds)
 

Treasury Funds**
 

Total Funds for Programming
 

Fiscal 1974 

Program Funds
 

State Arts Agencies (block)
 

(Subtotal--Program Funds)
 

Treasury Funds**
 

Total Funds for Programming
 

Fiscal 1975 

Program Funds***
 

Treasury Funds**
 

Total Funds for Programming
 

Fiscal 1976 

Program Funds***
 

Treasury Funds**
 

Total Funds for Programming
 

Transition Quarter 

July 1, 1976-September 30, 1976 

Program Funds***
 

Treasury Funds**
 

Total Funds for Programming
 

Fiscal 1977 

Program Funds***
 

Treasury Funds**
 

Challenge Grants**
 

Photo/Film Projects
 

Total Funds for Programming
 

Fiscal 1978
 

Program Funds***
 

Treasury Funds**
 

Challenge Grants**
 

Photo/Film Project
 

Administrative Funds
 

Total Funds
 

Fiscal 1979 

Program Funds*** 

Treasury Funds** 

Challenge Grants** 

Administrative Funds 

Total Funds 

$ 28,625,000 

6,875,000 

(35,500,000) 

4,500,000 

$ 40,000,000 

$ 54,000,000 

11,000,000 

(65,000,000) 

7,500,000 

$ 72,500,000 

$ 90,000,000 

10,000,000 

$100,000,000 

$113,500,000 

12,500,000 

$126,000,000 

$ 93,500,000 

10,000,000 

12,000,000 

4,000,000 

$119,500,000 

$105,000,000 

12,500,000 

18,000,000 

2,000,000 

such sums as 

necessary 

$137,500,000 

such sums as 

necessary 

$ 27,825,000 

6,875,000 

(34,700,000) 

3,500,000 

$ 38,200,000 

$ 46,025,000 

8,250,000 

(54,275,000) 

6,500,000 

$ 60,775,000 

$ 67,250,000 

7,500,000 

$ 74,750,000 

$ 74,500,000 

7,500,000 

$ 82,000,000 

$ 33,437,000 

500,000 

$ 33,937,OOO 

$ 77,500,000 

7,500,000 

9,000,000 

$ 94,000,000 

$89,100,000 

7,500,000 

18,000,000 

9,250,000 

$123,850,000 

$102,160,000 

7,500,000 

30,000,000 

9,925,000 

$149,585,000 

$ 5,314,000" 

$ 6,500,000* 

$ 10,783,000" 

$ 10,910,000" 

$ 2,727,000* 

$ 11,743,000" 
Authorization Appropriation 

Fiscal 1980 _ $ 97,000,000 Program Funds*** _ $ 18,500,000 Treasury Funds** _ $ 26,900,000 Challenge Grants** _ $ 12,210,000 Administrative Funds such sums as $154,610,000 Total Funds 

necessary 

Fiscal 1981 $115,500,000 $113,960,000 Program Funds*** 18,500,000 19,250,000 Treasury Funds** 27,000,000 13,450,000 Challenge Grants** 14,000,000 12,135,000 Administrative $175,000,000 $158,795,000 Total Funds 

Fiscal 1982 $103,330,000 Program Funds*** $ 14,400,000 Treasury Funds** $ 14,400,000 Challenge Grants** $ 10,910,000 Administrative Funds 

$119,300,000 $143,040,000 Total Funds 

*These funds were jointly provided to the National Endowment for the Arts and the National Endowmen.t for the Humanities 

until the two agencies were administratively separated in 1978.
 

**Federal funds appropriated by Congress to match nonfederal donations to the Endowment.


***Not less than 20 percent of Program Funds are required to go to state art agencies and regional arts groups.
 
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