SUPPORT

AT&T
As a company that represents innovation, diversity, and access to communication, AT&T arts support focuses on new work, encouraging diverse voices, and mobilizing new technologies. In arts and technology, this commitment to new work has resulted in projects ranging from Experiments in Art and Technology (EAT), co-founded by AT&T Bell Laboratories scientist Billy Kluver and artist Robert Rauschenberg in the 1960s, to AT&T: New Experiments in Art & Technology (AT&T: NEAT), launched in 1993. AT&T: NEAT was designed to investigate the ways in which the intersection of art and science can be mobilized to pique curiosity about science among young people. Through AT&T: NEAT, AT&T has funded Ron Kuivila's Singing Shadows, a permanent, interactive light and sound installation at the NY Hall of Science and Lumiere Fantastique and Sculpture de Lumiere, two kinetic sculptures at CitŽ des Science et de L'Industrie in Paris, France. For information about the AT&T Foundation, consult the AT&T Foundation's Guidelines on the Internet at: http://www.att.com/foundation

Discover Magazine
Discover Magazine is edited for the New Generation of Thought Leaders: men and women who understand the power, comprehend the vast proliferation, and
are eager to harness the potential of today's scientific and technological world. Remaining at the forefront of contemporary culture through science and technology, the Discover Magazine reader is on an exploration into the world of possibilities.
For subscription information call: 800 829-9132.
http://www.discover.com

LEONARDO JOURNAL

Published by the MIT Press, LEONARDO is today's leading journal for anyone interested in the application of contemporary science and technology to the arts. Published bi-monthly, LEONARDO features peer-reviewed, illustrated articles by artists as well as editorials, historical and theoretical perspectives, technical articles, galleries, reviews and more. Topics range from multimedia to music/sound art, kinetic art, performance art, language, environmental and conceptual art, computers and artificial intelligence, and legal, economic and political aspects of art. By focusing on the writings of artists themselves, the journal continually seeks to ensure that the artist's voice will be integral in the development of new technologies.

The companion journal LEONARDO MUSIC JOURNAL, including audio CD, is published annually. LMJ, featuring peer-reviewed writings by composers, sound artists, researchers and theorists, is committed to providing a forum for the international community of independent artists and scholars whose work extends the boundaries of musical and artistic disciplines in new and provocative ways. For subscription information please contact: MIT Press Journals, Circulation Department, Five Cambridge Center Cambridge, MA 02142-1493, Tel: (617) 253-2889, Fax: (617) 577-1545
http://mitpress.mit.edu/e-journals/Leonardo/home.html

NYCATA/UFT

The New York City Art Teachers Association/
United Federation of Teachers
Region 8 of the New York State Art Teachers Association

NYCATA/UFT is the professional organization for art educators in New York City. The organization's mission is to encourage and support art educators and a quality art program on all levels of education. Goals include: 1) to provide advocacy for our profession; 2) to provide professional development in the form of city-wide conferences and general meetings; 3) to provide for communication among our members; 4) to provide networking opportunities; and 5) to provide recognition for both our students and ourselves in the form of student exhibits, artist teacher exhibitions and awards for outstanding art educators.

For a membership application call Nyree McCray, UFT Committee Coordinator, at UFT (212) 598-9298 or send a self-addressed stamped envelope to Helen Serrano, Membership Chairperson, at 1092 Fox St., Bronx, N.Y. 10459. For further information call Joan Davidson, NYCATA/UFT, President (212) 877-3281.