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Articles in Jan 2003 issue of Art Business News

• African American art moves beyond black and white; collectors, curators and galleries are embracing a greater diversity of genres and styles in African American art while other artists move toward a `post-black' art which cannot be defined in terms of rac
  by Laura Meyers
• Innovations introduces new artist's wildlife series
• Western artist Frank McCarthy succumbs to cancer
• Marshall Field's Art Galleries and other galleries join Washington Green Art Partner Program
• SOFA Chicago 2002 enjoys record attendance
• Steve Kaufman teams with De La Hoya for kids
• Show more work in less time with portfolio books; no room to display an entire body of work? Put it in a book
  by Susan Seiling
• Cincinnati Art Museum
• Exhibit explores drawing in contemporary art
• Canvas transfers
  by Ricky Smith
• Front page PR: making the local news
  by Lynn Fey
• Chintz Ceramics
• International Artexpo NY celebrates 25 years of defining popular art; new art, exciting programs, anniversary celebrations, special events and more are on tap for the 2003 edition of the world's largest art show
  by Maja Tarateta
• Eyvind Earle Publishing to present new serigraphs
• Nemtoi U.S.A. makes premiere at Artexpo
• Artist Paige Bradley releases new sculpture series
• Gloria Abrar creates "Women of Faith" exhibit
• Rare Posters/Art Wise to feature entire poster collection. .
• Tune in: the Big Apple's music scene is not to be missed. So at the end of the long show day, be sure to visit the city's top music clubs
  by John Swenson
• Use wise shipping strategies to avoid art event headaches; as the trade show season approaches, avert art shipment horror stories with proper packing, paperwork and planning
  by Carol King
• New publisher features coastal subjects
• Thomas Kinkade launches non-profit organization
• Mila Gallery opens in Toronto
• Successful debut for Armory Photography Show 2002
• Acme Animations, Cartoon Network release cel
• African-American quilts: once considered crude and utilitarian, quilts made by African Americans are now appreciated for their powerful beauty and jazz-like improvisations
  by Julie Keith
• The Chemical Heritage Foundation, a non-profit history of science foundation, has received a gift of alchemical art and $10 million from noted art collector Roy Eddleman, c.e.o, of Spectrum Laboratories
• Picture gallery
• Thanks from a newbie
  by Lynn Fisher
• The art of reframing artwork: offering reframing services is an opportunity to generate new business, educate customers and encourage long-term loyalty
  by Tricia Bisoux
• Ultra Lite Glass & Plastic Cleaner
• Seminars & celebrity guests promise to enlighten and entertain; celebrities and art and framing experts dot Artexpo seminar lineup
  by Maja Tarateta
• Decorative Expressions unveils two Alvar lithographs
• America on Art showcases new work at Artexpo New York
• Hobby Hill Lighting to unveil new Picture Perfect Display
• Marjorie Tomchuk introduces new art technique
• Frameware distributes OMGA Mitre Saws
• Spotlight on Gregory J. MacBain Fine Art
  by Kevin Lo
• Vignettes art introduces new artists
• Iliad Antik LA. opens in West Hollywood
• Los Angeles Art Show thrives in new, larger venue
  by Laura Meyers
• Bulldog announces four new product lines
• Earl B. Lewis
• Eric Carle Museum of Picture Book Art
• Show dates
• Shedding some light
  by Kathy Abernathy
• Framing after all these years: an entrepreneur makes a 30-year dream come true in a Cape Cod frame shop
  by Maja Tarateta
• Pop-Up Tower
• Keynote speaker addresses art trends; Sotheby's guru Hugh Hildesley visits Artexpo with advice and insight on the latest purchasing trends in the world of art
  by Maja Tarateta
• Vignettes Art introduces artists
• Qoro introduces new patented technology for capturing fine art
• Latitudes presents original engravings by Demarais
• Artexpo exhibitor list
• Decor Moulding unveils Catalina moulding line
• African American Art moves beyond labels
  by Julie Keller
• International Graphics signs Theirry Ona
• Schiftan Inc. celebrates 100th anniversary
• Style de Vie, Florence Gallery merge
• Online contemporary photo gallery opens
• Arts Uniq' signs Clement Micarelli
• Billy Clifton
• Rijksmuseum
• National Black Fine Art Show adds extra day to schedule
• Corrections
• Authentic Barnwood Inlays
• Silver Compo
• Artexpo honors the art of animation; a special pavilion at Artexpo is devoted to the increasingly popular art of animation
  by Maja Tarateta
• Kennebeck signs Laurie Adams
• Acrylicore presents sculptures by Shahrooz Nia
• Goldfarb debuts new images
• Art Copyright Coalition to patrol Artexpo, DECOR expo
  by Joshua Kaufman
• True Vue introduces new point-of-purchase displays
• Copyright commentary
  by Lisa Levin
• American Artists Series presents CD catalog
• Three new artists represented by Washington Green
• Greenwich Workshop Premier Gallery recipient of 2002 Small Business of the Year Award
• Chantilly Fine Arts offers online ordering
• Framerica employees dress down for cancer
• Neverending Road: artist Alexander Volkov's harsh realities in the former Soviet Union galvanized his dreams in the United States and have helped him create ever-evolving work that is a unique blend of light and dark
  by Kevin Lo
• Auction houses are placing more bets on contemporary art, a result due to the stellar performance of the category at the recent fall auctions
  by Vanessa Silberman