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Articles in Oct, 2003 issue of Art Business News

• Use the psychology of the second interest
  by Murray Raphel
• Show dates
• Licensing illuminated
  by Lisa Tierney
• Gregory Editions gets 'Snooty' with new launch from Renee Steger Simpson
• Joan Cawley Gallery signs Amy Mishkin
• L.A. Art Show adds museum participants
• Top Art launches new Web site
• Meanwhile, leave it to the British royalty to upset some of Australia's best known Aboriginal artists
• Gossamer Wings
• Jake Takes a Break
• FIAC holds 30th-anniversary show
• Framerica names trade show coordinator
• Floater
• Beverly Factor introduces Seaduction collection
• Christensen Barney joins Greenwich Workshop
• Bentley Publishing Group offers free point-of-purchase displays
• Lillstreet Art Center opens in new, larger home
• Calen Darnel
• More than 400 investors who fell prey to con artist Jerry Womack's schemes a few years ago are now trying to recoup some of their losses through a Wyland painting
• The Blue Door of Mas Carbardes
• Philly hosts Korean ceramic artist's U.S. debut
• Moulding maven Walter Cohen of Randomlane dies at 72
• The bold, the bad and the ugly: you've heard the horror stories, now see how you can best deal with tough customers—without losing their business
  by Jennifer Wong
• Nostalgia moulding
• October is National Art & Framing month
  by Amy Leibrock
• Spotlight on Vignettes Art
  by Carol King
• New book illuminates art of VaLoy Eaton
• Web site expands mailing list offerings
• Greenwich Workshop announces eCatalogue, new location
• Damien Hirst's recent project has animal rights activists up in arms
• Blue Waters
• Dancing With Crocodiles
• Tara Picture Frames expands
• Vintage Metals Collection
• Art of cancer survivors featured in calendar
• Media Arts signs photographer Larry Weingartner
• Lee Teter receives veterans arts award
• Kaleidoscope Gallery hosts themed gallery opening
• Reborn Victorians: today, a generation of contemporary artists is returning to photography's historic roots but with a modern twist that straddles 19th- and 21st-century processes
  by Laura Meyers
• An art consulting firm that went belly up has more than 200 artists desperately trying to save their artwork
• Embrace
• German art of 20th century on view in St. Louis
• Fourth generation joins Frames Unlimited
• The benefits of using freelance talent: freelancers can offer many advantages, but only if you know how best to use their talents
  by Lynn Fey
• VersaFrame
• Going for growth
  by Richard Brooke
• North American Artworks signs Kamburov
• Legends of the arts remembered with prints
• Buyers Market of American Craft changes dates
• The increasing amount of vandalism of public art here has threatened the future of Belgium's public art displays, with insurance companies now refusing to underwrite exhibits
• American Flag
• Spring Unfolding
• Nonprofit group invigorates Twin Cities' arts scene
  by Doug Hanson
• Scapa releases new product brochure, redesigns web site
• Habitat Loft
• Tom Everhart to exhibit at Charles M. Schulz Museum
• Canadian Art Prints signs Patricia Simsa
• Sideroads introduces new Clemens Briels series
• LeMieux Galleries opens second location
• Art Business News' guide to photographic processes
  by Susan Seiling
• Mori Art Museum
• Looking Good
• Let's Play Billiards II
• Regis Pictures & Frames gets new digs
• Global Art identifies niches, sets trends: two creative sisters bring unique moulding choices to custom framers
  by Carol King
• Alpha
• Photographers take a broader view: panoramic photography comes into focus for photographers and collectors looking to capture large vistas
  by Debbie Hagan
• Portal Pubs launches line of framed prints
• Art In Motion presents new collection from Regina-Andrew Design
• Old World Prints releases catalog
• World Wide Arts Resources unveils web marketing tool for galleries
• An illuminating nature: Ohio artist Kathy Skerritt brings viewers environment and emotion in her large, textural paintings
  by Jane Hart
• Art has become the latest anti-theft security device—at least for one fortunate artist here
• Romantic Stroll
• Picture gallery
• Valley Moulding & Frame names trip giveaway winners
• All decked out: national custom framer and art retailer Deck The Walls is updating its image for today's marketplace
  by Ellen Stum
• If you can't read 'em … frame 'em
  by Fred Schneider
• Nostalgia and nature dominate photos trends: in the face of a gritty reality, photography collectors turn to traditional images at reasonable price points
  by Barden Prisant
• Thomas Kinkade adopts new style in Plein Air Collection

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