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Articles in Dec, 2004 issue of Art Business News

• In the Orchard
• Marine-life artist breaks world records
• Tranzporter
• Masterpieces by the masters
• P. Buckley Moss
• Photography artist signing
• Online magazine adds resource listing
• Exhibit examines career of Bauhaus artist
• After the Rain
• Robert Bertone
• "That's all folks"
• NJ art gallery announces move
• Friends forever, Calder and Miro
• Sunset Prayer
• Sylvia Herrera
• Show shuttle service
• This practice is worth pursuing: research shows that grateful people have more energy and optimism; are less bothered by life's hassles; are more resilient in the face of stress; are healthier; and suffer less depression than the rest of us
  by Susanne Casgar
• Haibin
• Patrick J. Reynolds
• Canada's Progressive Fine Art strives for dynamism: President Michael Havers' passion for art business is fueled by his appreciation for "raw" talent
• Ritch Gaiti
• Nature's phenomena on exhibit
• Photography workshop snaps at opportunity
• Eternal Vigilance
• Nantucket Red
• Gerald Stulberger
• KISS and tell
  by Murray Raphel
• Living large at Artexpo without breaking the bank: the Artexpo guide to the best that New York City has to offer, at the best prices; 40 spots to eat well, catch a show, explore the city, or dance the evening away—all without spending a fortune!
• Artist releases equestrian prints
• Artist lands a fruitful fundraiser
• Family photographs shared for exhibit
• The evolution of Slaymaker Fine Art Ltd.: for Woody Slaymaker, the art world wasn't part of the plan
• Freshness counts
  by Hugh Tobin
• Candle Light Dinner
• Vladimir Gorsky
• "Artrageous" proves contagious as art patrons turn out in support
• Matt Lively
• Hamilton Aguiar
• Dick Duerrstein
• Lawmakers ban new galleries
• Willi Bauer
• Michael Pannier
• Galleries release Lotus prints
• Show examines painting's role in history
• Fuschia Bloom
• Joseph Guggino
• Prints for animal lovers
• Gallery 1261 celebrates its beginning
• From actor to artist: Stephen Charles Shortridge's passion for art paled in comparison to TV shows and commercials
• Moving day for Larsen Gallery
• Douceur de Vivre
• Vladimir Derkach
• The exhibitors
• Christo and Jeanne-Claude discuss "The Gates"
  by Carol King
• Gateway city's arts scene well worth a look-see
  by Joe Jancsurak
• A & E Fine Art has moved
• Loman Eng
• Strategizing solo shows: veteran gallery directors share their insights
  by Amy Leibrock
• Museum receives Web site grant
• Paint by magic: Jessica Park is known for her "Pop Architectural" works—not her disability
  by Debbie Hagan
• immi takes one for the team
• Tchaikovsky
• Picture gallery
• Reflecting on urban identities
• Correction
• Harrow's June and Harrow's August
• Bert Liverance
• Patricia Palermino
• Show dates
• U.S. publishers poised for growth in Europe: Euro-operations, art fairs and synergies are paying off
  by Joe Jancsurak
• Doug Hunt
• Photographs from the far corners of the globe
• Wholesale company launched online
• Museum celebrates 25 years
• Ford Smith
• Artist Britto signs with exclusive publisher/distributor
• Photographer turned painter: Ford Smith may be known for his fashion and commercial photography, but his true "calling" is painting
• Making a list, checking it twice
• Q&A with Joanne Chappell
  by Susanne Casgar
• Acapulco Two

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