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Finishing Funds

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1992

Finishing Funds is a grants program of the Experimental Television Center, supported by the New York State Council on the Arts. Awards for 1992 were made to: Karim Ainouz Seams Basha Alperin Children in Junkanoo Robert Attanasio Whitewash USA Ellen Braune and Nina Alverez Crossing Boundaries

Abigail Child 8 Million Yau Ching Flow Maxy Domingo and July Melo Dear Teresa Ron Ehmke and Richard Wicka Snap Judgments Vincent Grenier The Practice of Everyday Life

Denise Iris Bloodsicle Lisa Jones Combination Skin Jody Lafond The Gift Heather MacDonald Kiev Blue Lynn Masterson and Jim Supanick Lift and Tuck

Kevin O'Shaughnessy Allegheny County: The First Stand Carlos Ortiz Spirit of Survival: AIDS in the Prisons Kevin Pearson A Salute to our Black Pioneers Trish Rosen and Kate Farrell The Most Dangerous Place

Angel Shaw Nailed Brian Springer Spin Ray St. Denis Oscillators Mary Ellen Strom Witness Helen Thorington Partial Perceptions Richard Wicka Snap Judgments Steve Zehentner The Color Line: Racism in America Ellen Zweig Mother Monkey on the Rape Rack Panel: Larry Gottheim, Chris Hill and Pam Jennings

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Finishing Funds is a grants program of the Experimental Television Center supported by the New York State Council on the Arts; awards for 1992 were made to a range of individual artists and collaborative teams for named works. Recipients listed include Karim Ainouz (Seams), Basha Alperin (Children in Junkanoo), Robert Attanasio (Whitewash USA), Ellen Braune and Nina Alverez (Crossing Boundaries), Kevin O'Shaughnessy (Allegheny County: The First Stand) and Carlos Ortiz (Spirit of Survival: AIDS in the Prisons). The award panel included Larry Gottheim, Chris Hill and Pam Jennings.

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