Workshop Leaders By Date:
1954-1955 Beginnings: Arthur McKay Kenneth Lochhead
- 195 Jack Shadbolt (workshop leader)
- 1956 Joe Plaskett (workshop leader
- 1957 Will Barnet (workshop leader)
- 1958 No Workshop
- 1959 Barnett Newman (workshop leader)
- 1960 John Ferren (workshop leader)
- 1961 Herman Cherry (workshop leader
- 1962 Clement Greenberg (workshop leader)
- 1963 Kenneth Noland (workshop leader)
- 1964 Jules Olitski and Stephan Wolpe (workshop leaders)
- 1965 Lawrence Alloway and John Cage (workshop leaders)
- 1966 Harold Cohen (workshop leader)
- 1967 Frank Stella (workshop leader)
- 1968 Donald Judd (workshop leader
- 1969 Michael Steiner (workshop leader)
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- 1976
- 1977 Anthony Caro (workshop leader)
- 1978
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annual workshops are ongoing again
- 2005 Robert Christie (workshop leader)
- 2007 Monica Tapp (workshop leader)
- 2009 Kim Dorland (workshop leader)
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