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• 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
• 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
• OXO Art debuts with new Bedard prints
• Greenwich workshop artists win awards
• WIP Art Gallery celebrates third anniversary
• West Coast Art & Frame returns to Vegas for sold-out show
• Rosenbaum releases Duncan series
• Small thinking can mean big sales; small-scale artwork is delighting regular collectors and attracting new customers for its price and versatility
  by Erika Rasmusson
• Two important early works by Vincent van Gogh were recently stolen from the famous Van Gogh museum
• Latin-American artists go Ultrabaroque
• Are you walking away from an untapped market?
  by Amy Leibrock
• More classes and booths set for WCAF
• Picture Easel
• Transform art into a versatile office screen
  by Fred Schneider
• London Contemporary Art celebrates silver anniversary at Artexpo
• Linda Jones Enterprises presents animation of Chuck Jones
• Galleries Extraordinaire, Inc. presents new work
• Ora Tamir returns to Artexpo
• Crescent to present Digital Art Papers and Board
• The fine art of entertaining: mix business with pleasure by sampling a few gems in New York's culinary cornucopia
  by Nancy Davidson
• 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
• Eyvind Earle name and signature trademarked
• On-demand prints available from Corbis
• Van Brunt Gallery opens in Beacon
• Palm Springs Int'l. Art Fair to attract 11,000 visitors
• Artist Martin Grelle wins People's Choice Award
• Beware the curse of schadenfreude
  by Murray Raphel
• Hoping to thwart increased claims for the return of artifacts removed decades or centuries ago from their countries of origin, some of the world's leading museums have joined forces to declare they will not hand back these ancient artifacts
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