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Articles in March, 2005 issue of Art Business News

• Brooks signs with two licensing companies
• Themed-exhibitions gallery debuted in January
• Simplifying promotional needs
• Calling all photographers
• Pissarro's great-grandson signs with NY publisher
• Q&A with Nan Miller: meet Nan Miller—art publisher, artist representative and owner of Nan Miller Gallery in Rochester, NY, for 33 years
  by Susanne Casgar
• Herbert Arnot Inc
• Short span of photography makes huge splash
• "Flappers" fashion returns
• Greenwich signs new artist
• Pop artist donates original work
• Debra Tivens
• Paul revere still unites us
• Artexpo New York unveiling
• 2005 award winners announced
• Eighth annual Antiques Fair coming soon
• Noah
• Galleries aim for many happy returns: unique services and events keep customers coming back for more
  by Joe Jancsurak
• Gallery offers one-stop limited editions
• 10 advertising techniques that work
  by Murray Raphel
• A revolutionary advancement in printing technology
• Landscape artist is represented
• Site-specific sculpture part of museum expansion
• Bruce McGaw Graphics
• Yale University Art Gallery completes set of Adams
• Paintings in bloom: New Hampshire gallery "borrows" from the Boston Museum of Fine Arts an idea for a show that blends the worlds of floral paintings with floral arrangements
  by Debbie Hagan
• Seascape collection featured
• Publisher announces new additions
• Art winners selected at random
• Sofa New York
• P.T. Turk
• Guggenheim dispute ends in departure
• DU Quacks for participants
• Brazilian artist finds following in New York: Hamilton Aguiar's road to success didn't come by way of an accident. Or did it?
  by Susanne Casgar
• Corrections
• Alex Levin
• Vladimir Gorsky
• Cuban art is hot: buyers range from exiles, nostalgic for their homeland, to American collectors captivated by the Cuban mystique
  by Jessica Lyons
• Former president selects photos for collection
• Exhibit examines the career of Dali
• See you at Artexpo
  by Susanne Casgar
• Spring Asia week features largest Asian Art Show
• Steve Barton
• Emerging artists: up-and-coming new artists
• The online secondary market: resource or parasite?
  by Joshua Kaufman
• Glassblowing artist visits Charlotte
• Reviewing the history of Surrealism in the USA
• Robert Bertone's
• Simon Simonian
• Identity theft with a twist
  by Renn Reed
• Tranzporter
• Loss leaves Cleveland stunned
• New editions: eye-catching prints from artists and publishers
• First annual art show premiers in the Carolinas
• Technology protects against forgeries
• Art Miami celebrates 15 years of fine art
• Originals: accomplished artists unveil their original works
• Mary Mark
• Burns barks his presence at Artexpo NY
• Srebnik is awarded not once, but three times
• Visionary landscapes exhibited
• Ancient Mexican sculpture explored
• Bruno seals Benfield deal with West End
• MOCA receives its largest girl
• John Alvin
• Chelsea galleries provide diversity at every turn
  by Amanda Casgar
• [Palmbeach.sup.3] proves it works
• 85 and still sculpting strong
• Artist wins 'Best in Show'
• Emerging artists express thanks!
  by David Sylvia
• Artist launches informative web site
• Show dates: your guide to upcoming art fairs
• S.I. introduces new originals
• Sports artist sings a different tune
• Picture gallery: photographs from art events across the United States
• Andrei Belichenko
• Vintage fashion prints being shown
• Hawaiian love story unveiled in New York
• American Folk Art visits Nashville
• Artists aid Tsunami and more
  by Lyndsey Walker

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