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Articles in April 2004 issue of Art Business News

• Gango Editions includes 180 new releases in new catalog
• Tracey Sylvester-Harris
• The Factory
• On Feb. 5, Sotheby's racked up $27 million in sales and achieved several auction records during a sale of contemporary art in London
• Framerica announces theme of next Boxer Challenge contest
• California coastal towns lure artists and art lovers
  by Megan Kamerick
• Space the final frontier: are you conquered by clutter? daunted by disorganization? A careful redesign of your frame shop's storage solutions may be just the thing to help maximize space and minimize hassle
  by Tricia Bisoux
• West Coast Art & Frame Show continues to grow in Las Vegas
• Suede matboard
• Csaba Markus adds book publishing arm
• Cattleyas at Midnight
• Nouveau
• Rembrandt show offers view of master's prints and techniques
• Tapping into scrapping: the scrapbooking craze presents a new niche market for the framing industry
  by Beth Bingham
• Art In Motion signs Z Studio
• Sarah Blodgett
• Swimming strong: Eric Zener creates narrative paintings that float between introspection and escapism
  by Jessica Lyons
• Town Ravens
• Missed the flight
  by Joe Burton
• Picture gallery
• Gorilla Glue
• Are the clouds starting to clear?
  by Amy Leibrock
• Art publishers diversify and refine limited-edition market: taking advantage of a weak economy, several top art publishers are investing in expansion to boost limited-edition sales
  by Julie Keller
• New community index measures Chicago neighborhoods' potential
• Chris Zalewski signs with Editions Limited
• Display easels
• Laila's adds Argentinian artist Laura Figari
• Thunder Rolls
• Corum
• Correction
• Breathing Color to distribute 'Giclee Varnish'
• Several paintings by Claude Monet recently made a long-distance trek from Beantown to Bellagio
• Show dates
• Shop reference posters
• Faithful reader
  by Betty Newman
• VizPar releases new catalog
• This month, the Museum of Sex in New York will premiere a new exhibit titled "Get Off! Exploring the Pleasure Principle."
• Roma wins ART award
• F-5700 CornerPro
• Artbrussels turns 22 in 2004
• Gator and Fome-Cor boards
• Space artist featured in new book
• Rosenbaum to represent Richard Yarde
• Spotlight on MAC Fine Art
  by Carol King
• Maternitat
• Highs and lows
  by Francoise Dubrulle
• Grand Image hires new account manager
• Every Pillar, Every Post
• SoftTouch introduces new FrameReady Web site
• Distressed maple
• The secondary art market
• Fred's framing corner: an off-the-wall idea for wallpaper
  by Fred Schneider
• eBay launches exclusive collectibles program
• VizPar to publish Ron Walotsky images in 3-D
• Artist Mickie Bellah has found a unique way to personalize her artwork
• Pfingsten Publishing acquires art business news, Artexpo
• Juneau artist Mark Horn recently surrendered his artwork containing eagle feathers after authorities threatened to charge him
• McCurry joins SpecialtySoft Inc
• Tiara
• Wayman adds Idaho to sales territory
• History Meets the Arts in Gettysburg
• Framing Over-the-Rhine: along the banks of the Ohio River, a frame shop comes of age
  by Kristen Wicker
• Galleries and artists cater to the young at art: the next generation of art collectors is shunning pretension in search of an art experience that reflects their lifestyle
  by Debbie Hagan
• Alexander Gallery signs Alex Levin
• Amerlux introduces new track lighting line
• Winter
• Hawaii hosts first major impressionist exhibit
• Artist John Barber retires
  by John Barber
• Sculptor and porcelain company collaborate on busts
• Sunset On The Island
• Tru Vue sells matboard biz to Crescent Cardboard
• Greg Lane starts new art business
• Tru Vue announces contest winners
• Getting real about collecting artwork
  by Debbie Hagan
• For savvy art galleries, membership has its privileges: membership programs are the key to keeping customers involved and loyal at two art galleries
  by Erika Rasmusson Janes
• Online publication represents artists of color
• Brooklyn Museum of Art
• Wild Wings to distribute Terry Redlin art
• Other renovations, reopenings—and even plans for new museums—are afoot
• Fletcher-Terry hires Poppel and Caban