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AGMAzine Archives
AGMAzine is the official publication of the American Guild of Musical Artists.
Below you will find an archived collection of AGMAzines throughout the years.
We are continually adding our older issues as we digitize them so please keep checking back!
- 2023 Issues
- 2022 Issues
- 2021 Issues
- 2020 Issues
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2019 Issues
Fall 2019 (AGMA Talks Harassment: A Look at Various Types and What To Do)Summer 2019 (2019-2023 Elected AGMA Officers)
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2018 Issues
Spring 2018 (How AGMA Keeps Us Safe)
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2017 Issues
Summer 2017 (Our Art Will Go On)Winter 2017 (Social Media)
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2016 Issues
Winter 2016 (Tribute to National Executive Director Alan S. Gordon)Summer 2016 (If I'd Known Then…What I know now…)
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2015 Issues
Summer 2015 (How Technology Affects our Careers)
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2014 Issues
Summer 2014 (Save The Met)Winter 2014 (Accomplishing The Amazing)
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2013 Issues
Summer 2013 (How AGMA Works For You)Winter 2013 (Under the AGMA Umbrella)
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2012 Issues
Fall 2012 (AGMA Focuses on Social Media and Technology)
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2011 Issues
Winter 2011 (Happy 75th Anniversary, AGMA!)Summer 2011 (Happy 75th Anniversary, AGMA!)Fall 2011 (Happy 75th Anniversary, AGMA!)
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2010 Issues
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2009 Issues
January 2009 (A Tale of Two Cities)April 2009 (Signatory Companies in Financial Trouble)
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2008 Issues
April 2008 ("Chasing the Dime")October 2008 (What is AGMA?)
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2007 Issues
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2006 Issues
January 2006 (A Tragedy In Several Acts)April 2006 (What’s The Word? The Washington Ballet Story)October 2006 (Major AGMA Contract Victory in Arbitration Over Guaranteed Employment)
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2005 Issues
April 2005 (Norma Rae Redux)October 2005 (Issues With Agents)
- 2004 Issues
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2003 Issues
- 2002 Issues
- 2001 Issues
- 2000 Issues
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1999 Issues
February 1999 (Cover misprinted as January)Fall 1999 (Copy only, no color)
- 1998 Issues
- 1997 Issues
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1996 Issues
- 1995 Issues
- 1994 Issues
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1993 Issues
January (Nominations Open for Officers and Board of Governors)April (Meet Your 1993 Candidates for the National Office and Board of Governors)Summer (Sanford I. Wolff Resigns as National Executive Secretary; Louise Gilmore Named to AGMA's top Administrative Post)Winter 1993 newsletter (Special Message from the President and Greetings from the National Executive Secretary)
- 1992 Issues
- 1991 Issues
- 1990 Issues
- 1989 Issues
- 1988 Issues
- 1987 Issues
- 1986 Issues
- 1985 Issues
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1984 Issues
December 1983 (AGMA Dancers Achieve New Three-Year National Agreement)February 1984 (Nominations are Open for Board Members)July 1984 (Members of Board of Governors are Elected)October 1984 (Recommendation of Committee IV Calls for Increase in Dues; Facing AGMA's Financial Future)
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1983 Issues
October 1982 (AGMA Opera Singers Achieve New Three-Year National Agreement; Gene Boucher is New Executive Secretary)February 1983 (Nominations are Open for National Officers and Board of Governors)April (Candidates for Office and Board)July 1983 (Elected Officers and Board Members)
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1982 Issues
Fall 1981 (Rallies for Support of the Arts)January 1982 (AGMA-AFTRA Merger Talks are Underway)April 1982 (Board of Governors Candidates)
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1981 Issues
Fall 1980 (Dark Days at the Met)January 1981 (New Three-year Basic Agreement at the New York City Ballet)April (Your Candidates for Office and Board)July (San Francisco Opera Signs Revolutionary New Agreement)
- 1980 Issues
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1952 Issues
February 1952 ("The Bargaining Room")April 1952 (Should AGMA Fine the Free Rider?)July 1952 (Two Year Met Contract)October 1952 (Italy: AGMA Singers Complaints)
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1951 Issues
January 1951 (Ring Out The Old, Ring In The New!)August 1951 (AGMA-Equity Fledermaus Dispute)
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1950 Issues
February 1950 (AGMA’S Coming of Age)April 1950 (Third Annual AGMA Convention)June 1950 (A Call to Duty)
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1949 Issues
April 1949 (A Second Chat With Solo Vocalists)July 1949 (News of Television Merger)October 1949 (Television Authority Deadlock)
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1948 Issues
January 1948 (AGMA - A United Union Expansion Expected During New Year)March 1948 (The Ivory Tower - (gone but not forgotten))June 1948 (AGMA Speaks To Producers)September 1948 (Social Security For Artists)December 1948 (A Frank Chat With Solo Vocalists)
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1947 Issues
May 1947 (Labor at the Crossroads)September 1947 (Taft-Hartley, Inc. or, The Season Opens With a Flop)November 1947 (AGMA - A United Union)
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1946 Issues
May 1946 (An Open Meeting for You of the Chorus Ballet Soloist)December 1946 (AGMA means Music)
- 1939 Issues
- 1938 Issues
- 1937 Issues
- 1936 Issues