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• ACC fights copyright infringement
• Rosen Group establishes public affairs department
• Artist Charles Fazzino creates 3-D painting with Boston kids
• Showcase for local art opens in California
• A hotel creates harmony with art: galleries finds room for creative art programs on the grounds of a resort hotel
  by Erika Rasmusson Janes
• After receiving $4,800 to design a mural tracing the history of Midland County, Texas
  by Keith Pandolfi
• Wonder Woman
• Mother and Child
• Roland earns ISO certification
• Towering heights: after years spent trying to make a name for itself, Sacramento's Tower Framing & Design Gallery is poised for success
  by Ellen Sturm
• UV Clear by Denglas
• Photography matters
  by Sara Stegemoller
• Ken Auster joins Greenwich Workshop
• Julie Keller launches art services company
• CRAFT works to increase attendance at wholesale events. teams with the American Craft Council
• Number of Armory Show applicants rises
• In an effort to boost company morale and foster employee creativity
  by Keith Pandolfi
• Eastern Rhapsody
• Blessings of Christmas
• Art of the 20th Century returns to New York's Park Avenue Armory
• Multiplex introduces new catalog
• Attach-It Pro Pack
• Channel your creativity
  by Meg Peters
• Anatomically speaking
  by Donna Krin Korkes
• DE Fine Art introduces Sheila Van Berkel
• APA names new board
• Buffalo Bill Art Show sets records
• Craft show included in 'Fasted 50' list
• After three decades spent banging out songs such as "Hot Blooded" and "Urgent," former Foreigner drummer Dennis Elliott left rock'n'roll to pursue his real passion—woodworking
  by Keith Pandolfi
• Maria
• Cat Nap
• Fast growth impacts mountain arts community
  by Debbie Hagan
• nuTech helps streamline framing business: Maryland-based company designs software programs to assist framers
  by Carol King
• Deco
• Framing up vacation memories
  by Fred Schneider
• New publishing company releases its first catalog
• Portal Publications partners with Woolrich
• Cancer Foundation auctions Ford Smith image
• Atlanta galleries form association
• Sometimes, less is more: from advertising to displaying products, here's how to do more with less
  by Murray Raphel
• Eight paintings worth more than $1 million were recently stolen from a Las Vegas art gallery
  by Keith Pandolfi
• Lullaby
• Sushi Chef
• Drytac aquires Hot Press
• Well-equipped ideas for framers: investing in the right equipment can make a big difference in the time it takes to make a frame
  by Tricia Bisoux
• Model A480E-CNC auto saw
• It's all about connections
  by Amy Leibrock
• Spotlight on Arnot Galleries
  by Carol King
• LeRoy Neiman exhibition held
• Artist Simon Combes to direct Rhino Rescue Trust
• Palm Beach shows consolidate, relocate
• Paint by number: by following a reliable business plan, Karl Soderlund has made sure that his artistic career will flourish
  by Jenny Sherman
• Christie
• Ornamental Autumn
• Show dates
• Tucker crowned Beatles Boxer champion
• SpeadMount Extra-Strength Foamboard
• Swinging panel systems
• Mickey milestone celebrated in new cel releases
• John Szoke Editions acquires prints from Guggenheim
• 2003 Business in the Arts Awards announced
• Books and art come together in Chelsea
• The nuts & bolts of growth: once you determine the direction you want your business to grow, it's time to look at how the structure of your operations and staff can support those goals
  by Kevin M. Smith
• Lincoln University
  by Keith Pandolfi
• Tropical Harvest
• Exhibit explores evolution of California still lifes
• AFC members donate thousands to scholastic awards program
• New Alpharag colors
• Forged Finish
• Contemporary Chinese art finds a place in art history: rapid political and socioeconomic changes have engendered a burgeoning worldwide market for work from Chinese artists
  by Julie Mehta
• McGaw Foundation passes $1-million-dollar mark
• Kushner signs with Ellis & Lord Editions
• Kinkade schedules national tour
• Artexpo adds Independent-Artists Pavilion
• Tony Vecchio
• Swann Galleries
  by Keith Pandolfi
• Driftin' In
• Picture gallery
• Tru Vue names marketing traffic manager
• Concept 2001 spinner displays

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