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Articles in Jan, 2004 issue of Art Business News

• Fall print sales post healthy results: estimates were exceeded, most prints found buyers but few records were set at the major autumn print auctions in New York
  by Barden Prisant
• Qoro presents work of Edward Loper
• Peter Max releases Pentagon Memorial poster
• New contemporary art gallery debuts in D.C
• Artist Corita Kent once said that flowers grow out of dark moments
• The Chase Group
• Aspen and Sunshine
• Le Boudoir
• Indianapolis: more than Just a pit stop
  by Debbie Hagan
• Framerica announces new contest
• FrameReady 5.0
• Tilano Fresco Decorative Tile-Making Kits
• Karl Soderlund studio collection
• Burton Morris commissioned for Oscar poster
• Parrot adds four print surfaces
• Two artists form partnership in Boston
• Up with hip-hop: born on the streets, hip-hop art is here, happening and ready for its close-up
  by John Swenson
• Museum matters
• Hidden Sanctuary
• Getty Museum goes bust with Houdon sculpture exhibition
• Fletcher hires new marketing manager
• The right touch: framing consultants help their customers blend frames, artwork and decor
  by Megan Kamerick
• Williamsburg Collection
• Birn Fine Art
• Fotiou Frames Limited
• Thomas Arvid Fine Art Inc
• "Painter of light" raises $100,000 for charity
• Art In Motion signs Hardenbrook Studio
• Kamp Gallery returns to Michigan Avenue
• Jeffrey Neumann
• Auction for the American Way
• Bellagio Village
• Designer Moulding hires new sales reps
• Texas gold: as it approaches its 50th anniversary, Allart Framing & Gallery, a Houston framing institution, shares its secrets of success
  by Ellen Sturm
• Backlock corrugated corner
• Brown Barn Publishing
• Framerica
• Tru Vue Inc
• Spotlight on Rosenbaum Fine Art
  by Carol King
• Playmate releases series of Playboy images
• Bezalel-Levy Editions opens gallery
• Universal appeal: artist Cedric Smith is cooking up demand for positive images of African Americans in art
  by Jenny Sherman
• The Albright-Knox Gallery couldn't have done better this holiday season when it received 160 paintings and sculptures and 100 works on paper from a Santa Fe, N.M. couple with absolutely no ties to the Buffalo area
• Koi
• IFAE consolidates Palm Beach art shows
• Larson-Juhl funds reforestation efforts
• Barrington
• Levels I
• Cao Yong editions
• Image Conscious
• Collector's editions plans a year of Mickey events
• New company formed to publish Thomas McKnight
• Canadian Art Prints licenses images for tapestries
• Gallery owner orchestrates an animated affair: staying aware of community events created an alliance marketing opportunity for a Virginia animation gallery
  by Erika Rasmusson Janes
• Artist Robin Antar has developed a bit of a following by sculpting everyday objects, such as Diesel blue jeans, Milano cookies and Skechers' logger boots, in stone
• Two Builders
• Exhibit spans North America's West Coast
• New tools help business owners understand employment laws
• Keeping an eye on the future: preservation framing becomes the norm
  by Maja Tarateta
• GicleeMount adhesive
• Barton studios
• Ford Smith Fine Art
• Roma Moulding
• Picture gallery
• Black buying power shows strength in art: growing incomes and more national exposure of African-American art translates into a widening base of art buyers
  by Debbie Hagan
• Canadian Art Prints presents Malcolm Surridge
• Qoro offers limited partnerships
• Second Affordable Art Fair sees increases in attendance and sales
• Self-described "comedy terrorist" Aaron Barschak—who last made headlines when he crashed Prince Williams's 21st birthday party dressed as Osama bin Laden—is in hot water again
• Maternitat en el Poble
• Godfather
• Celebrating a decade of FACTS: small nonprofit continues to set frame industry standards
• Virginia child wins Deck The Walls national art contest
• Medici
• A regal frame for a cherished item
  by Meg Peters
• Classic Publications Inc
• Larson-Juhl
• Evolution Art Group
• Eyvind Earle Publishing LLC
• Art registry founder hopes to deter crime, prevent fraud
  by Laura Meyers

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