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Articles in March 2003 issue of Art Business News

• Canvas editions infuse art sales: prints on canvas, particularly giclees, are a hot commodity for dealers and collectors
  by Carol King
• New Regina-Andrew Design images blend color, style and home accents for Art In Motion
• Jansen commissioned by Ford Motor Company
• Jardorf shows paintings, sculpture
• New logo, branding for Surtex
• Photo site doubles offerings in first year
• Artwork shines and sells in luxury hotels: vacationing art collectors are buying art right out of their hotels
  by Caroline Callahan
• Sam Dixon
• Christie's New York
  by Vanessa Silberman
• Sequoia Dream
• Flora and Zephyr
• Show dates
• Paul Conrad Buff
• Greg Carter
• Markus Pierson
• James Lumbers
• The calendar
• Attract high achievers, then keep them: employee turnover can be a blow to your business. You can minimize its impact by finding quality staff and keeping your good employees happy
  by Lynn Fey
• Larson-Juhl
• Rose Bouquet
• Pop art's beat goes on: modern-day pop artists, inspired by renowned masters from the 1960s and '70s, bring joy in difficult times
  by Debbie Hagan
• Strong attendance marks 13th edition of Art Miami
• Culinary Festival features artist poster contest
• Linda Jones features life model sessions
• Fine Art Forum in New York adds new exhibitor
• eBay photo expert offers tips to faster sales with better photos
• Stop selling art: license it: take a hint from the software industry and license, instead of sell, your art
  by Joshua Kaufman
• Sculpting a painting: artist David Schluss battles life's adversities with cheerful subject in vibrant, happy paintings
  by Kevin Lo
• Phillips, de Pury & Luxembourg
  by Vanessa Silberman
• Tropical Palm I
• Reflecting Pool
• Armory Show returns for fifth year, features site-specific memorial installation on Hudson River
• Marilyn Hageman
• Kimmy Cantrell
• Alexander Sherversky
• Max Gold
• Texas Trade Show scheduled for May
• Build a winning frame shop team: with the right game plan, you can assemble a championship lineup of employees for your business
  by Tricia Bisoux
• Elevations Decorative Matting
• Catalina
• Artexpo's 25th year marks a personal milestone
  by Julie Keller
• Image Conscious signs Campos, Thompson
• AMFA reveals 2003 furniture outlook
• Qoro to showcase limited-edition Wyeth prints
• Adventurers and artists: photo l.a. focuses its lens on distant shores
  by Laura Meyers
• Wilkinson releases first bas-relief sculpture
• The renaissance of Renaissance: the contemporary rebirth of a classic genre has garnered a modern-day market
  by Lisa Crawford Watson
• Tony Award-winning producer and director George C. Wolfe has brought a musical version of the life of graffiti artist Keith Haring to the stage at the Public Theater
• Primo I
• Atrium I
• Walk to Beach
• Gloria Abrar
• Mark Keller
• Patricia Palermino
• David Schluss
• Michel Delacroix
• Book gives fresh look at frames
  by Kevin Lo
• Career paths in picture framing: still love picture framing but need a new direction? Here are a few of the many paths your interests could take you
  by Maja Tarateta
• Digital Art Paper and Board
• Cordoba
• Letters
• Digital Printing book achieves sales records
• Wild Apple introduces Andrea Boff, Danhui Nai
• New Diltz photographs to debut at Artexpo
• Crescent introduces CrescentDigital™
• New Art Group catalog released for NY shows
• Steps for show success: follow this simple, 12-step program when planning your next gallery opening event and watch your sales soar
  by Jessica Lyons
• Jose Milicua, a Spanish art historian, has made the shocking discovery that some of the avant garde theories behind modern art were used as a deliberate form of torture during the bloody Spanish Civil War, some 65 years ago
• Lucy is Enceinte
• Velas de Oro
• Proud Ladies
• JB Studios
• Colleen Ross
• Daniel Pollera
• Alexander Volkov
• iPhotoArt, Inc
• Teenagers get training in framing
• Art & Framing Council celebrates milestone
• American Accents
• Academie