Honorable mentions: Tom Bogaert, Laura Breitman, Helen Brough, Wonzung Choi, Mark Khaisman, Elizabeth Riley, Amherst Ritz, Sam Shaffer, Andrey Tsers, and Van Etten.

Check our website in October for further information about our Fall calendar of panel discussions. Meanwhile visit our Archives to view transcripts and media clips of past panels, or browse our Video Catalog to order tapes of past panels, visit our online Store to buy books by authors who have spoken at ATOA, or participate in our Online Forums.

The ATOA Program Committee will continue to meet and work on the Fall Program. Check this page for the dates of Summer Programming Meetings.

"I look for the edge, using figurative sculpture to find it, and being there walk on it through imagery from the slightly twisted side of humanity," thus Lynne Mayocole describes her multi-media sculpture.

She currently has work in the Art from Detritus show which will be on view through May 22nd, 2005 at The Synagogue for the Arts, 49 White Street, NYC. She is represented by Front Street Gallery in Wilmington, NC and Deborah Davis Gallery in Hudson, NY. Her work can also be seen at www.nyartistscircle.org.

Mayocole first exhibited Kali Madonna I in the "Babes" show at the Holland Tunnel Gallery, in Williamsburg, Brooklyn. She has also exhibited at Rotunda Gallery, Gallery 128, and Viridian Artists Gallery among other venues.

Mayocole is a professor at Westchester College, a member of the OIA Board of Directors, the ATOA Board of Directors, and is the current ATOA President. She has organized, led, and/or participated in several ATOA panels which you can find by entering Lynne Mayocole in our search engine.