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Articles in July, 2003 issue of Art Business News

• Slate photo frames
• Helmut Fath and Wolfgang Kalauch
• Faithful reader
  by Nicole Miles
• Gregory Editions starts sculpture program
• Sales Kit offered to photographers, artists
• Rosalux Gallery relocates
• Briels work displayed at Netherland Club of NY
• Ruffling feathers: artist Michael Bedard uses animation and humor to satirize his perception of the world
  by Kevin Lo
• Museum of Arts & Design
• Le Bilboquet Club
• Vamps, Villains and Victors on view in Brooklyn
• The calendar
• Go deep with thick matboards: today's thicker matboards inspire new techniques and offer an added dimension of design possibilities
  by Carol King
• Interlocking Fasteners
• Garden sculpture poised for growth: as consumer decorating interests turn to the garden, the sky is the limit for outdoor art and sculpture
  by Maja Tarateta
• Paul Brent Studio Editions signs Karen Weidert
• Terry Peterson signs with American Royal Arts
• Alvar Lithograph chosen for music festival publications
• Wildlife sculptor signs with new online mall
• Yvon Rivest
• The owner of the cafe that Van Gogh frequented wants to buy one of the master's paintings and hang it there
• Tempest
• Tears for Africa
• Selling knockoff frames is illegal: inexpensive knockoff frames could give a shop more than it bargained for—a costly lawsuit
  by Joshua Kaufman
• Malden hires national sales manager
• New profiles
• Finished corner hardwood frames
• AP debate continues
  by Tina Niswonger
• Spotlight on Paul Robinson Inc
  by Kevin Lo
• Michael Godard teams up with Vineyard
• Port Jefferson Village Galleries launch summer Art Walk Program
• Hallam paints imagery for Nantucket Wine Festival
• Sonja Kobrehel
• Brooklyn Museum of Art
• Rehearsal
• Currin paintings in first solo U.S. exhibition
• Moulding companies take a stand on copyright
  by Amy Leibrock
• Target new clients with direct-mail lists: the direct-mail list can make or break your marketing campaign. Here's how to find the best for your business
  by Lynn Fey
• Protac laminators
• Make a calendar into an ever-changing frame
  by Fred Schneider
• Walasse Ting signed by Rare Posters/Art Wise
• DCP introduces new Giclee Varnish
• NAMTA appoints new leaders
• American Artists Series launches new Web site
• The rebirth of Russian art: a decade after the fall of the Communist regime, there is stirring interest in the vibrantly-hued and often decorative aspects of Russian art—both period and contemporary. But are today's post-Soviet artists playing Russia
  by Laura Meyers
• Peter Meyer, a museum director at the Trapholt modern art museum, has been acquitted in a case that charged cruelty to animals
• Horseshoe Inn
• Liberation
• Population boom boosts beach town art community
  by Jane Hart
• Wizard 8000 exceeds sales goals
• NTZ36-F Gluer
• Metropolitan
• Clear outlook for acrylic sculptures: with technology improving and new colors, finishes and forms, acrylic has become sculpture's material of the moment
  by Debbie Hagan
• Toh-Atin signs Morten E. Solberg
• Arvid raises funds for High Museum
• Frame Masters Gallery wins city award
• Editions Limited announces staff changes
• Jeanette Ramage
• The U.S. Congress is close to passing a law that would allow artists a tax deduction for donating their work to a non-profit institution
• Pueblo Bonito, Chaco Culture National Historic Park
• Only The Deepest Red II
• Roma wins settlement for breach of copyright
• Framerica employee awarded vacation
• Tigerwood
• AMS Secure-T Systems
• Congratulations
  by Ginger Cook
• New International Photography Awards program launched
• Saper Galleries celebrates 25th anniversary
• Keep customers on the path to purchase: the arrangement of your store plays a big role in bringing customers through the door and keeping them shopping in your gallery
  by Murray Raphel
• A man was recently arrested after throwing red paint on controversial artist Jake Chapman of the Chapman brothers while the artist was giving a talk at Modern Art Oxford
• Corcoran Gallery
• Spring Breeze
• Art of the First Cities reaches the Met
• Tru Vue earns commendations
• Changing with the times: at Casco Bay Frames, the secret to 25 years in business has been a willingness to reinvent the business as the industry evolves
  by Tricia Bisoux
• Gold and bronze floor easels
• Show dates
• Golden Gate to publish Mars
• DanielakArt signs digital photographer Morey
• Greenwich Workshop wins IPPY award for 'Cowboy Artists' book

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