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Articles in April, 2003 issue of Art Business News

• Christie
  by Vanessa Silberman
• Use interior designers as a lucrative sales source; art dealers who work with interior designers offer advice and guidance
  by Debbie Hagan
• Blakeway offers Columbia space shuttle tribute print for charity
• Humitector™ cards protect art while shipping
• Rehs announces online research projects
• Aviation artist takes flight on credit cards
• Reality in light: artist Steve Smulka brings objects to light with nearly photographic paintings
  by Kevin Lo
• Bond between Matisse, Picasso probed
• Art Gallery of Hamilton
• Give interior design clients a second look
  by Amy Leibrock
• Plan an event to market your strengths; follow these steps to hosting events that will both delight old customers and win over new clients
  by Lynn Fey
• EuroSign DisplayFrame
• In defense of learning
  by Nancy D.
• Hirschfeld signature series offered
• Gallery DeNovo comes to Sun Valley
• Beyond blue
• A lesson on faux glass etching
• Burgess creates anniversary festival poster
• Hot Chocolate
• Studio Daniel Libeskind, the Berlin-based architectural firm, has been selected to redevelop the site of the World Trade Center
• Picture gallery
• Ivy Industries adds reps
• Brass easel
• Qoro to publish Karl Kuerner, Delaware Art Museum Collection
• Artist paints commemorative projects
• New Web site features art of Leon Dolice
• New Dawn releases Rassouli series
• Between the covers: opening doors for artists' books: book arts programs are springing up across the country, and artists who make book objects are finding more opportunities to exhibit their works. But will commercial fine art galleries cash in on the tr
  by Laura Meyers
• Garden Treasures
• Chelsea Art Museum
• Franken Frames releases expanded catalog
• SpecialtySoft makes technology easy for framers; SpecialtySoft creates frame shop software molded to user specifications
  by Kevin Lo
• Dark Walnut
• Focus on design for exciting sales alternatives
  by Julie Keller
• Spotlight on Hamburgh Productions
  by Kevin Lo
• Coral Gables administrative office moves
• Al Hogue launches new retail, trade Web sites
• Art in motion signs Angela Staehling
• The Messenger
• A collector's passion for Klee forms exhibit
• Spring styles showcased in Burnes of Boston catalog
• Customizing the custom frame: framers share tips of the trade
  by Carol King
• Budget Veneer
• Rinehart signs Berc Ketchian
• Old World Prints launches new CD-ROM catalog, tip-in prints
• L.A. art fairs heated by warm weather, chilled by cool sales
  by Laura Meyers
• Grier paintings featured in Tarantino Film
• Michael Della Penna
• Morning Mist I
• Metroplitan Museum of Art
• NDN adds Idaho member
• Crescent introduces Michael Graves collection
• Saranac
• Stackable moulding gets the keynote treatment
  by Fred Schneider
• Blue tops design horizon: moody, serene blue is the year's hottest color in fashion, interior design and art
  by Jessica Lyons
• DigitalCustom, Image Arts partner
• Kinkade Foundation and Kolorful Kids move, expand
• Dream City launches `Digital Gallery Collections'
• ARA signs Beatles artist Ron Campbell
• Conch with Green Fall
• Sugimoto presents buildings in new light
• Sotheby
  by Vanessa Silberman
• The calendar
• Framing spaces: thinking of mining the interior design trade for new clients? Before you bid, find out what designers want in a custom framer
  by Tricia Bisoux
• Tresor Collection
• Artist's proofs explosion
• Rosenstiel's launches Sedona Collection
• Artist, gallery owner support Operation Smile
• Matboard color predictions
• When complaints arise, apologize; a simple apology can give a big boost to the word-of-mouth reputation of your business
  by Murray Raphel
• Water's Edge
• The singer, songwriter, actress and newly signed children's book author otherwise known as Madonna has stepped into yet another pair of shoes—that of artist muse
• Show dates
• Bainbridge announces artcare contest
• Merchandise donations equal mucho deductions; slow-moving merchandise can cost you dearly. Here's how to stop the bleeding
  by David Ressner
• EZ Rollup
• Stock homes featuring unusual architecture with customized art: when it comes to unique homes, particularly those with lots of windows and few walls for art, think outside of the box to keep potential collectors coming back
  by Lisa Crawford Watson
• Chalk releases Ricker book Erte DVD
• Gallery celebrates `Clemens Briels Day'
• Starlite, Disney introduce Disney legends

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