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Articles in Nov, 2002 issue of Art Business News

• Metamorfosis de la Paz - New editions
• Demure, conservative nudes entice American collectors: though both artists and collectors are drawn to the female form, the American public seems to prefer a quiet sensuality in paintings and fine art prints that portray the human body
  by Julie Keller
• KMCA introduces Ken Messom - Up Front
• Decorative Expressions signs two abstract artists - news
• Gallery exhibition space available in Chelsea - gallery news
• Artist Michael Perez recently created "America the Beautiful," an oil painting that measures 48 by 48 inches, in response to the events of Sept. 11 - news: 9/11 tributes
• Fazzino creates poster for NFL Kickoff party
• Hartough creates painting for the 2003 U.S. Open
• The Rubin Museum of Art - Museum Matters
• New Yorker - New editions
• Print exhibit highlights work of Vija Celmins - New York
• Global art releases catalog - in the news
• The equipment revolution: moving from hammer and nail to state-of-the-art products, framers make more time and faster money with the newest in equipment technology - Framing Business News
  by Jennifer Wong
• Photitos - in the market
• Precision Pliers
• Two thumps up - Letters
• Joan Cawley introduces new catalog, president
• Kaufman meets `Sopranos' cast - news
• Webster Fine Art Ltd. changes ownership - gallery news
• Artsystems releases new software product - .com News
• Vignettes appoints Elliott Marketing VP
• Art that excites: despite controversy and censorship, today's artists continue to explore erotic themes in their work - Erotic Art
  by Claudia La Rocco
• Architect Renzo Piano is busy planning designs for two new art museums in Europe - Museum Matters
• Dancer - New editions
• Artists, gallery owners are mad about Madison - city beat Madison, Wis
  by Vanessa Silberman
• Framerica employee celebrates anniversary - in the news
• John Knoell & Sons Inc - framing Showcase
• Bronze easels - in the market
• Patriotic theme frames a salute to America - she frames …
• Neal McPheeters joins Chantilly Fine Arts - Up Front
• Wild Apple signs artists B.C Nowlin and Tony Morse - news
• Port Townsend Art Gallery relocates - gallery news
• Blakeway print yields $59,134 for charity - news: 9/11 tributes
• Fine art forum moves show to metropolitan pavilion - show news
• Greyhound prints benefit rescue efforts
• Works by Pablo Picasso, Henri Matisse and Mexican painter Frida Kahlo have been stolen from a doctor's home in Texas - San Antonio, Texas
• Painted prints see the light in Baltimore - Baltimore
• AMPF sponsors batik artist
• A loyal customer is a long-term customer - business corner
  by Lynn Fey
• Intaglio - in the market
• SMART Frame Assembly Machine
• Industry veterans are a valuable resource - From The Editor
  by Julie Keller
• Spotlight on Thomas Arvid Fine Arts - news
  by Kevin Lo
• ArtVisions signs Maraia and Teodosii Kiriakov - news
• Wilde Meyer relocates, changes name - gallery news
• Watercolorist Brenda Harris Tustian of Ball Ground, Ga., recently presented a check for $30,000 to the Marine Corps Law-Enforcement Foundation - news: 9/11 tributes
• Vicky Berg joins Axelle Fine Arts
• A guide to popular printing methods: education is often your best asset in making sales and keeping customers returning to your shop. Here, we continue our series on printmaking methods with a look at some of the work being done at Pace Prints in New York
  by Maja Tarateta
• IndoCenter of Art & Culture - Museum Matters
• Window to the Sea - New editions
• Show dates
• FramerSolutions selects final winners - in the news
• Keencut - framing Showcase
• SingleStep Plus - in the market
• DECOR expo returns to Atlanta: framing exhibitors reported strong sales and positive feedback from customers at the 2002 Atlanta trade show - show stoppers
• Global Fine Art signs Sergio Martinez - Up Front
• Art in Motion signs Maura Dutra, Bruce Hamilton Dorn - news
• Titus Fine Art offers national traveling exhibitions for small galleries - gallery news
• More than $25,000 from the sale of "God Bless America" by Gango Editions artist Kimberly Poloson has been donated to the New York Police & Fire Widows' and Childrens' Benefit Fund - news: 9/11 tributes
• Fall fair debut makes successful first run - show news
  by Vanessa Silberman
• Greenwich Workshop publishes Cowboy Art book
• An exhibit on the crystal art of James Houston was recently on view at Manhattan's Gallery at Steuben, makers of fine crystal - New York
• Our House - New editions
• Sunday Market - New edition
• Hunt launches conservation line of foam board, Web site
• The calendar
• Vintage Series - in the market
• Shrink Wrap System - in the market
• Mixed-media art booms in the limited-edition market: consumers flock to mixed-media editions as an affordable, unique art option
  by Jessica Lyons
• Plan A brings Brushstrokes to galleries - news
• Celebs unveil Marco Golf poster - news
• William Havu Gallery celebrates four years - gallery news
• Photographer Richard Sloos recently released the photograph "Memories" upon the anniversary of the Sept. 11 attacks - news: 9/11 tributes
• Paul Brent wins artist awards
• Consider your customers' point of view - advice
  by Murray Raphel
• The National Gallery of Art - Museum Matters
• Anula - New editions
• Picture gallery
• Crescent offers design CD - in the news
• Active Sales Company - framing Showcase

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