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• Toh-Atin signs Jason Rich
• PGM Art worlD releases 2003 catalog
• `Spirit-lifting' art featured in new pavilion: Art on Tour, specializing in contemporary African American work, to debut at Artexpo
  by Maja Tarateta
• Artist Loppo Martinez relocates to Las Vegas
• Artists reclaims name, stops cybersquatter
• Gary Lee Price featured at botanical gardens
• Allison Merriweather
• Christie
  by Vanessa Silberman
• Picture gallery
• The calendar
• Boost business with hot marketing trends: marketing tactics, like hemlines, change over the years. Use these tips to stay in touch with customers
  by Lynn Fey
• Shenandoah profiles
• River Gallery releases Saponaro giclees
• Vignettes signs new artists
• Ataraxia signs Alexeev-Swinkin, Lazarashvili
• Los Angeles Antiques Show to draw celebrity collectors
• Washington Green adds Art Partners
• New editions
• Colored pencil instructions available online
• Have art, will travel: a southern gallery travels from its Carolina home to the California coast to promote its artists and add clients
  by Amy Leibrock
• A world of wonder: artist Michael Parkes traveled the globe in search of meaning and found it in the worlds he paints and sculpts
  by Kevin Lo
• Desert art community blooms in the Valley of the Sun
  by Julie Keller
• Framerica dedicates company flag
• Mountex Archival Shrink Film
• Mega Strap
• Marketing treasure
  by Kathy Crabbe
• McGaw publishes Western Art by Ann Hanson
• Fazzino, TV Guide team up for anniversary
• Axelle Expo brings new art, print shop to Javits: Axelle Fine Arts and Artexpo join forces for a two-day, trade-only event
  by Maja Tarateta
• Weinstein Gallery celebrates 10th anniversary with the masters
• SellYourArt.Net available in Spanish
• Athanaeum celebrates Barlow anniversary
• Ann-Marie Kuczun
• Museum matters
• Hopper's early works provide a peek into artist's career
• Today's hottest trends are no trends at all
  by Amy Leibrock
• Universal stresses service and experience: high-quality, low-priced moulding helps a young company achieve universal appeal
  by Amy Leibrock
• PF45 Automatic Double Mitre Cut-Off Saw System
• Frame a two-sided treasure
  by Fred Schneider
• Kenyon Oppenheimer acquires Redoute roses
• Rhinehart Fine Arts signs Robin Hall
• Bentley signs Katharine Gracey, releases supplement
• ARCO'03 features galleries from 30 countries
• Artist creates memorial at Joe Wilcox Gallery
• Barewalls.com voted best of the Web for 2003
• Letters still sell in the age of e-mail
  by Murray Raphel
• Olivier Christinat
• Over in London, the sale of Old Master Pictures at Christie's fetched a few delights
  by Vanessa Silberman
• Art New York makes debut at Javits Galleria
• Fletcher-Terry releases F-6100 software upgrade
• Flawless in Seattle: Artech/Denman delivers handcrafted frames, experienced advice and unparalleled service to the Seattle area
  by Susan Seiling
• Catalina
• Artistic issues
  by Francoise M. Dubrille
• Posters Int'l publishes Issa Shojaei posters
• Greenwich Workshop relocates to Seymour, Conn
• Artexpo honors the art of animation: a special pavilion at Artexpo is devoted to the increasingly popular art of animation
• L'Art Pour L'Art Galleria opens in Tucson
• Wild Apple launches newly designed Web site
• Binkley commissioned for cruise ship sculpture
• Art that speaks to the child in all of us: captivating and nostalgic children's picture book art is strengthening its presence on both gallery walls and the museum circuit
  by Vanessa Silberman
• Mexican art lovers are causing a stink about plans by the Mexican company Godven International to introduce a perfume for women named after Frida Kahlo and another scent for men inspired by Diego Rivera
• Exhibit envisions the segregated south
• Fletcher-Terry sponsors product drawing
• NAMTA elects new vice president
• New Burnich Mouldings
• Take a photograph to another dimension
  by Meg Peters
• Master the art of print advertising: selection and presentation are key in print promotions and can bring added sales to your gallery
  by Carol King
• Wild Apple signs Michael Morgan, Franz Weiss
• Ronald Goldfarb places art, releases new work
• House Beautiful brings Artexpo `home': renowned shelter magazine sponsors popular `Home is Where Your Art Is' program
  by Maja Tarateta
• Florida Craftsmen celebrate 50th anniversary
• MarketingArtist, a new office management tool, now available from ArtNetwork
• Lindy Gillespie joins Grand Image
• Donald Beal
• Phillips, de Pury & Luxembourg
  by Vanessa Silberman
• Show dates
• Northwest framers guild to hold education festival
• Select the eclectic: the newest mouldings cater to unique tastes—consumers want designs that reflect their individual preferences, not the latest here-and-gone trends
  by Tricia Bisoux
• Glue Riter

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