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MIKE ALEWITZ
alewitzm@ccsu.edu
Millennium Artist in Maryland

Muralist, educator, public activist and electronic publisher who has created a number of public works in the U.S. and internationally.

DAVID ALEXANDER
dmateller@yahoo.com
Millennium Artist in Missouri

Storyteller, performer and writer who has conducted artist-in-residence projects in Beijing, Peru, Bolivia, Thailand, Singapore, Japan, Korea and Indonesia, as well as festival appearances in Tennessee, Mississippi, Oklahoma, Kansas, and Nebraska.

KAREN AQUA
aquak@att.net
http://aquak.home.att.net
Millennium Artist in Utah

Animated filmmaker whose awardwinning work has been screened at festivals around the world, including Japan, Croatia, France, Germany, Italy, and Brazil. Aqua has served as a juror for major animation and film festivals in the US and Canada, and has presented one-person screenings of her work at museums and universities around the United States. Since 1990 Aqua has produced, directed, and animated twenty segments for the acclaimed Sesame Street television program.

TOMIE ARAI
araiwong@rcn.com
Millennium Artist in California

Printmaker, installation artist, and public artist who has realized commissions from the Arizona Humanities Council, Cambridge Arts Council, New York City Department of Cultural Affairs' Percent for Art Program, the General Services Administration of the Federal Government, and the National Endowment for the Arts.

ROBERTO ARÉVALO
roberto@mirrorproject.org
www.mirrorproject.org
Millennium Artist in Delaware

Media educator and documentary filmmaker who founded The Mirror Project in 1992. Since then, teen producers at the Mirror Project have produced over 150 videos documenting contemporary urban American life. Arévalo has also created over twenty videos focusing on immigrant experiences, education, youth, and public health. All Mirror Project videos screen first in the neighborhood where they were created and later at theaters, museums, festivals, and universities nationwide.

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BILL BAMBERGER
b.bam@mindspring.com
Millennium Artist in Michigan

Photographer whose work has been featured in one-person exhibitions at Yale University Art Gallery, the North Carolina Museum of Art, and the Smithsonian Institution. Bamberger is co-author of Closing: The Life and Death of an American Factory.

SASHA BERGMANN-LICHTENSTEIN
sashacreations@EROLS.com
Millennium Artist in Nevada

Installation artist, sculptor, and educator who has work featured in the collections of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Tufts University, Princeton University, the Lied Discovery Children's Museum in Las Vegas, and the Rhode Island School of Design.

MICHELLE BERNE
celarts@earthlink.net
Millennium Artist in Montana

Multi-media and interdisciplinary artist, educator and director whose work has been featured at the Yiddishkayt Festival, the Santa Monica Festival, the Getty Center Grand Opening, the Los Angeles Music Center, the Disney Institute, and the Anniversary of Marseille, France.

BILL BOTZOW
BOTZOW@sover.net
www.scrollover.org
Millennium Artist in Kansas

Sculptor, painter, performer and installation artist who has created site-specific work for the DeCordova Museum Sculpture Park, Williams College Art Museum, Hood Museum of Art, and Albany Institute of History and Art.

MARTHA BOWERS
mbowers3@aol.com
www.dancetheatreetcetera.org
Millennium Artist in Colorado

Director, choreographer, arts educator and Artistic Director of Dance Theatre Etcetera who specializes in the creation of largescale, site-specific performance events, with recent commissions by Dancing in the Streets, MASSMoCA and Brooklyn Arts Exchange.

BELIZ BROTHER
bbrother@seanet.com
belizbrother.com
Millennium Artist in Vermont

Sculptor, lecturer and visiting artist whose work has been commissioned for public sites in California, Japan and throughout the Pacific Northwest.

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PING CHONG
pingchong@earthlink.net
Millennium Artist in Washington, D.C.

Artistic Director of Ping Chong & Company, writer, installation artist, choreographer and director. Chong has created over fifty works for the stage, six installations, and three videos. His work has been presented at major museums, theatres, and festivals throughout the Americas, Europe and Asia.

THEODORE CLAUSEN
tedclausen@aol.com
Millennium Artist in Idaho

Sculptor and public artist whose installations place project-specific and compelling text at the core of each work. Clausen has realized commissions for the Cambridge Arts Council, City of Lake Oswego, City of Boston, the Massachusetts Highway Department, and the cities of Reading, Pennsylvania and Sommerville, Massachusetts.

MEG COTTAM
cottam@sover.net
www.scrollover.org
Millennium Artist in Kansas

Choreographer, educator and performance artist whose work has been produced for the Flynn Theater for the Performing Arts, Mobius, Movement Research, Vermont Arts Exchange, and Goddard and Bennington Colleges.

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PETER DIMURO
dimurop@danceexchange.org
www.danceexchange.org
Millennium Artist in Massachusetts

Choreographer, performer, educator and Associate Artistic Director of Liz Lerman Dance Exchange, whose work has been produced in New York's Riverside Church and St. Mark's Danspace. DiMuro served on the faculty at American Dance Festival (1999) and Bates Dance Festival (1997).

AMIE DOWLING
Dancegen@aol.com
Millennium Artist in Indiana

Choreographer, dancer, educator and Director of Dance Generators, a performance company that spans six decades. Dowling is also guest artist in the Five College Dance Department and artist in residence at the Hampshire County Jail and House of Corrections, where she collaborates with prisoners in the creation of Dance/Theatre pieces based on their lives.

ANDREW DRURY
andrew@andrewdrury.com
www.andrewdrury.com
Millennium Artist in Wisconsin

Composer, percussionist, and recording artist who leads junk percussion workshops and residencies that incorporate recording and digital editing in addition to percussion performance, instrument making, composition, and improvisation. Drury has worked in schools, prisons, festivals, community theaters, Native American communities, Central American villages, housing projects, museums, and with the physically challenged. Drury has received numerous grants for his work, composed for theater and dance, and has recorded three CDs of his compositions with prominent jazz musicians including Myra Melford and Mark Dresser.

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STEPHEN FARLEY
sfarley@igc.org
www.tilography.com
Millennium Artist in Rhode Island

Graphic designer, photographer, muralist, videographer, art director, and educator who is a strong believer in the power of sharing the stories of everyday people to build community. He has realized commissions from the Tucson Department of Transportation, Cuyahoga Valley National Park, the City of Phoenix, the Phelps Dodge Foundation, and the City of San Jose, among others. He invented a new process called "Tilography" for adapting photographic images to permanent, large-scale glazed ceramic tile murals, and was named the 2002 National McKnight Fellow in Interdisciplinary Arts for his work.

KEN FIELD
ken@kenfield.org
www.kenfield.org
Millennium Artist in Utah

Composer and saxophonist, Field has performed in the U.S., Canada, France, Spain, Portugal, and Japan, and has been Composer-in-Residence at the Ucross Foundation (Wyoming), the Fundacíon Valparaíso (Spain), and the Atlantic Center for the Arts (Florida). He is a member of the modern music ensemble Birdsongs of the Mesozoic, has released two solo CDs of his layered saxophone compositions, and writes music frequently for Sesame Street.

HARRELL FLETCHER
hfletcher@earthlink.net
www.harrellfletcher.com
www.learningtoloveyoumore.com
Millennium Artist in Minnesota

Interdisciplinary artist and educator who has produced public art projects for the San Francisco and Washington State Art Commissions, and has done exhibitions at Yerba Buena Center for the Arts and the de Young Museum, San Francisco.

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STEPHEN GLASSMAN
zolart@artnet.net
Millennium Artist in Arkansas

Internationally recognized expert of freeform, large-scale structural bamboo. Glassman is accomplished in many mediums including prints and drawings, traditional fabrication, light and media, robotics, aerodynamics, theater design, architecture and landscape. Glassman's collaborations and commissions include Robert Wilson / Paris Opera, Jonathan Borofsky, and the Moscow Circus. He was nominated for a 2001 Chrysler Design Award.

PAT COURTNEY GOLD
patcourtneygold@hotmail.com
Millennium Artist in Oregon

Master basket weaver and lecturer / educator whose workshops in traditional Native American twined basket weaving have been presented under the auspices of the Smithsonian Institution, the Oregon Arts Commission, National Museum of American Indians, the University of New Mexico Maxwell Museum University, Michigan State University Fine Arts Museum, and the New Zealand Maori Art Symposium. Gold is recipient of the 2001 Oregon Governor's Arts Award.

OLIVIA GUDE
gude@uic.edu
www.spiral.aa.uic.edu
Millennium Artist in Kentucky

Muralist and mosaic artist who creates work through intensive collaborations. Commissions include works with municipalities, libraries, social service organizations, neighborhood groups and schools. Gude is also an educator and writer who specializes in curriculum design, cultural issues in art education, and the distribution of art curricula through the web. She is a member of Chicago Public Art Group.

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JOSEPH HODGE
JHAJ@earthlink.net
Millennium Artist in South Carolina

Theater director, performer, and documentarian who has worked in association with the California State Prison, the Mark Taper Forum, and Saratoga International Theater Institute.

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SEITU KEN JONES
seitujones@hotmail.com
Millennium Artist in New York

Painter, sculptor, and master gardener who has realized commissions for the Minneapolis Community Technical College and Lino Lakes Correctional Facility in Minnesota. He has created designs for Penumbra Theater and Children's Theater in Minnesota and First Stage Milwaukee and Crossroads Theater in New Jersey.

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ANTHONY M. KELLEY
antk@duke.edu
Millennium Artist in Virginia

Composer, instrumentalist and educator whose work has been performed by the Baltimore, Detroit, Atlanta, Oakland, and Richmond Symphony Orchestras.

DON KENNELL
ladler@cybermesa.com
Millennium Artist in Wyoming

Mixed-media sculptor who has received commissions from Raritan Valley Community College and the New Jersey Transit System, and who has created a number of collaborative public sculptures with students and community groups.

DONALD KNAACK
junkman@vermontel.com
www.junkmusic.org
Millennium Artist in Oklahoma

Composer, percussionist, and performance artist (a.k.a. "The Junkman") who uses junk and discarded materials to create "Junk Music™"projects and sculptures for dance companies, concerts, festivals, children and adult audiences, schools and colleges, film scores, business seminars, and community projects worldwide.

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LIZ LERMAN
borstelj@danceexchange.org
Millennium Artist in Maine

Choreographer, dancer, company director, writer, educator, and performance artist whose work has been commissioned by Lincoln Center, American Dance Festival, BalletMet, and the Kennedy Center.

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FREDERICK MARX
fdm@fmarxfilm.com
www.Fmarxfilm.com
Millennium Artist in New Jersey

Emmy award nominee and creator of fiction and documentary films for theaters and television worldwide whose work includes Hoop Dreams.

NATASHA S. MAYERS
natashasiena@gwi.net
Millennium Artist in Ohio

Painter and educator who has supervised over 400 school and community murals, presents art workshops for the mentally ill, designs sets for dance and theater, completed several Percent for Art commissions, and teaches drawing and painting at the University of Maine, Augusta. Mayers' work is featured in Lucy Lippard's book, Lure of the Local.

DAN TAULAPAPA MCMULLIN
Taulapapa@hotmail.com
Millennium Artist in American Samoa

Emmy award nominated filmmaker, theater artist, and writer whose work has been produced by Soho Rep, Theatre Mu and Intermedia Arts, and published by Cleis Press and Bamboo Ridge.

ELIZABETH L. MILLER
lizmiller@contrition.net
www.node.net/lizmiller
www.helios.hampshire.edu/~elmIA/
Millennium Artist in Connecticut

Videographer and media artist who applies her skills in electronic media towards community-based collaborations, international non-profit organizations, and youth productions.

JEREMIAH MILLER
Jere46miah@aol.com
Millennium Artist in Tennessee

Painter, designer, photographer, and educator whose work is featured in the collections of the Alabama Power Company, Blue Ridge Community College, George Washington University, National Park Service, Prudential Life Insurance, and South Carolina State Collection.

RICHARD MOCK
RichardBMock@aol.com
Millennium Artist in North Dakota

Printmaker, painter, sculptor, and syndicated cartoonist whose work is featured in the collections of the Alliance Capital Management Corporation, various U.S. embassies, the Bank of America Corporation, International Museum of Cartoon Art, Museum of Modern Art, Prudential Insurance, Roswell Art Museum, Victoria and Albert Museum, Metropolitan Museum of Art, the New York Public Library, Mexico's Museo de Monterrey, Spencer Museum of Art, Sheldon Art Museum, the Mary Leigh Block Gallery, Northwestern University Art Museum, Purdue University Art Museum, and the University of California Museum of Art at Long Beach.

RICHARD MOSS
rm@eofc.com
www.eofc.com
Millennium Artist in Florida

Mosaic artist who creates unique figurative and representational work using precious stone, marble and granite, smalti (Venetian glass), and / or ceramic. Moss creates easel pieces, surfaces: floors, walls, ceilings and tabletops. He also offers lecture / demonstrations, workshops, residencies and courses.

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LANE NISHIKAWA
lanenishikawa@earthlink.net
Millennium Artist in Hawaii

Writer, actor, director, dramaturge, and theater / film / television producer whose work examining the Asian American experience has been nationally broadcast through PBS Television, and presented by Stanford University Lively Arts, Los Angeles' Japanese American Theater, the U.S. Holocaust Museum in Washington D.C., Philadelphia's Annenberg Festival, and Scottsdale's Center for the Arts. His work has also been published in Time to Greez: Incantations From the Third World, Ayumi: The Japanese American Anthology, and Bridge Magazine.

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CHRISSIE BARRIE ORR
chrissie@metamorfosis.com
www.tierraadentro.com
www.metamorfosis.com
Millennium Artist in Georgia

Public artist, educator, animator and founding director of Warehouse 21, Teen Project in New Mexico, who has realized commissions around the world and is currently working on Tierra Adentro, a work in progress that deals with issues on the Mexican / U.S. border.

PEPÓN OSORIO
PeponO@aol.com
Millennium Artist in Puerto Rico

Multi-media installation artist whose work has been exhibited internationally in communities as well as in major museums. Osorio's work is included in the collections of: El Museo del Barrio, New York City; the National Museum of American Art, Washington, D.C.; the Newark Museum, Newark, New Jersey; The Walker Art Center, Minneapolis, Minnesota; Museo de Arte de Puerto Rico; and the Whitney Museum of American Art, among others. Osorio is the 1999 recipient of the Cal Arts Alpert Award in Visual Arts, and a MacArthur Foundation Fellowship.

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ANDREA POLLI
apolli@hunter.cuny.edu
www.andreapolli.com
Millennium Artist in Illinois

Interdisciplinary artist with specific interest in interactive media, whose video installations have been mounted nationally and internationally, supported by performances, lectures, and broadcasts.

VERANDAH PORCHE
verandah@sover.net
Millennium Artist in New Hampshire

Poet whose literary residencies create and display vivid community self-portraits. Porche collaborates with writing partners to craft "told poetry" and narratives that release unvoiced eloquence. Porche has published The Body Symmetry (Harper and Row) and Glancing Off (See Through Books).

ROBERT POSSEHL
robert@westprarie.com
www.westprarie.com
www.robertpossehl.com
Millennium Artist in Pennsylvania

Environmental artist, lecturer, and educator whose work has been featured through the Walker Art Center, St. Francis of the Woods Retreat Center, the Paseo Festival, John Ross Elementary School, and Integris Medical Center.

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CURTIS REAVES
ivibe2@yahoo.com
www.JOHNANDSARAH.org
Millennium Artist in Alabama

Storyteller and producer of video documentary coupling multimedia design with oral tradition. Reaves creates an understanding of a common human spirit by highlighting the particular experiences of everyday people. Through photography, film, video, text and installation design, Reaves situates art and history together on an accessible plane to tell stories that impress themselves on the observer through their literary power.

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MEG SALIGMAN
meg@megsaligman.com
Millennium Artist in Louisiana

Artist who specializes in mega-scale, exterior paintings. Saligman's vast body of public work is both socially and aesthetically motivated. Her commissions range from a nine-story classical painting that challenges perceptions of inner city youth, to a fresco-covering the front of a theater in Mexico City-that questions the portrayal of political figures in Mexican mural art.

JONAS A. DOS SANTOS
jonaslink@cs.com
Millennium Artist in New Mexico

Performance and installation artist who has produced work for The Experimental Gallery of the Smithsonian Institution, Corcoran Gallery of Art, Museo del Barrio, Philadelphia Museum of Art, and the Institute of Contemporary Art of the University of Pennsylvania, ARCO Lisbon, Portugal Museu da Praia, Alagoas, Brazil and The 13th International Biennial of San Paulo, Brazil.

LAWRENCE (LARRY) SIEGEL
larry@tricinium.com
Millennium Artist in West Virginia

Composer, performer, theater artist, and creator of the Verbatim Project whose Village Store Verbatim has been aired nationally through New Hampshire Public Television. Siegel has been an artist-in-residence with many communities and ensembles, including the American Boychoir and Eugene O'Neill Puppetry Conference, and is currently leading a broad-based initiative to create multiple community arts projects focused on the Connecticut River.

TONY M. SMALL
Millennium Artist in North Carolina
Composer, instrumentalist, playwright, and educator who has developed performing arts programs in Chicago and Indianapolis schools and after-school programs, as well as conducting seminars and creating curricula utilized nationwide.

NINA SMOOT-CAIN
nscmissy@aol.com
Millennium Artist in Iowa

Painter, mosaicist, installation artist, curator, project director and teaching artist who has worked with Roosevelt University, Urban Gateways, Gallery 37, and the Illinois Arts Council; and realized commissions for the Chicago Percent for Art Program and Chicago Public Art Group.

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JOCELYN TAYLOR
jocelyntaylor@hotmail.com
Millennium Artist in Alaska

Videographer, media performer, instructor, curator, activist and producer who has created video installations for the Art Center South Florida, the Museo de Belles Artes in Caracas, Venezuela, and the Public Art Fund in New York. Taylor participated in the Johannesburg Biennial in 1997, and the 2000 Havana Biennial.

RALPH CHEO THURMON
cheothurmon@hotmail.com
Millennium Artist in Mississippi

Writer, editor, journalist, folklorist, and educator whose creative writing program entitled Writing in the Circle of Life, Love, Creativity, and More emphasizes youth development and conflict resolution.

DANNY TISDALE
TISDALESTUDIO@yahoo.com
www.site.yahoo.com/tisdale-studio
Millennium Artist in South Dakota

Mixed-media installation artist, writer, graphic designer, publisher and educator whose work is featured in the collections of the University of Oregon Museum of Art, California Polytechnic University, the Museum of African American Art, the MacArthur Collection, and the Norton Family Collection.

GLENN TRUDEL
glenntrudel@yahoo.com
Millennium Artist in Nebraska

Photographer whose work is known for extracting metaphors from mundane moments, and has appeared in The Atlantic Monthly, Utne Reader, Air and Space Magazine, High Times, and been commissioned by the Children's Defense Fund Conference, University of Wisconsin, and Tap It Theater Company.

WEN-TI TSEN
tsenevans@earthlink.net
Millennium Artist in Washington

Painter, sculptor, mixed-media artist, and educator whose public and community work has been featured through the University of Massachusetts, the City of Boston, and various community and cultural organizations.

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JOHN PITMAN WEBER
EweberandJ@aol.com
Millennium Artist in Iowa

Muralist, mosaicist, printmaker, painter and educator whose work is featured in the collections of Valparaiso University, City College of New York, Elmhurst College, Oakton College, and Northwestern University.

WAYNE WILDCAT
Wildcat Studio
WayneWildcat@sunflower.com
www.WayneWildcat.com
Millennium Artist in Guam

A painter and historian who specializes in portraits, commissions, and epic murals of history and ideas. Wildcat has had work exhibited at the Kansas State Capitol and University of Kansas Museum of Natural History, and has participated in national conferences including the President's Initiative on Race, Brown vs. Board of Education, and Haskell Indian Nations.

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