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Articles in August, 2003 issue of Art Business News

• When art and politics collide: from international expositions to museum shows, gallery exhibits and even small window displays, current global politics have had a definite impact on the art world
  by Laura Meyers
• Artist Tim Cox lassoes Prix de West Award
• New book focuses on fantasy artist Targete
• New gallery opens in Sarasota
• Hadley releases 25th-anniversary Redlin print
• A former Fox News technician who stole a dozen paintings from an Iraqi presidential palace pleaded guilty recently to smuggling charges
• West Wind
• Tax act spells relief for small business: take advantage of new tax regulations for businesses and individuals while they last
  by David Ressner
• Monaco brothers reach 10-year milestone
• Bright white Gatorfoam
• The Producer digital miter saw
• Wizard announces Brian Wolf contest
• AFAF bestows art awards
• Artist documented West Coast maritime history
• Tara introduces two new canvases
• Gail Hoffman
• Self Portrait
• Windy city welcomes art of the West
• Bella Moulding launches new Web site
• Boost client loyalty with reward programs: keep customers coming back for years by showing them that framing at your shop has its own rewards
  by Tricia Bisoux
• CD featuring multi-angle framed art
• Brevetti Woodline double mitre saw
• Mary Engelbreit wins Best Art License of the Year.
• Fazzino commissioned by MLB
• Lowe Gallery opens in Florida
• Winn Devon signs Lynne Windsor
• About 7,000 volunteers recently bared their skins and lied down on a boulevard as part of an art project by artist Spencer Tunick
• Little League
• Kansas City makes room for art in the Midwest
  by Julie Keller
• Bendix hires two account representatives
• FrameGold
• Matte-Black Mouldings
• Turn a shadowbox into a sleek CD shelf
  by Fred Schneider
• Retail art sales jump, says study
• Ohio Arts Council improves Online Arts Registry
• Home-themed shopping center looking for galleries
• New books from Greenwich Workshop
• Framerica announces Beatles Challenge
• Comic imagery no laughing matter for today's artists: some of today's most sought-after contemporary artists find inspiration in the comic style
  by Vanessa Silberman
• Sotheby's recent sale of American works from the collection of Meyer and Vivian Potamkin totaled above $15.3 million—more than $2 million above the high estimate
  by Vanessa Silberman
• Surf Culture explored in new art exhibit
• Picture & Frame under new ownership
• Goodwill giving is good for business: giving to charity—either with money or time—on behalf of your business benefits your reputation, your soul and the bottom line
  by Lynn Fey
• Oval sample arcs
• The Miter Perfect Model 101
• Rosenstiel's reaches copyright settlement
• Former Chief of Staff was avid artist
• 13 Look Galleries open in Marshall Field's stores
• Licensed Kimberly Erb music boxes released
• Katie Upton
• Close Encounters - New editions
• Picture gallery
• Studio Moulding introduces new Web site
• Join the club: networking with other framers can be more than an annual trade show affair. Look to neighbors—both down the block and online—for professional support and information
  by Maja Tarateta
• Scapa T002
• Traditional style mouldings
• Poster market adapts to slowdown; new styles, new customers and new business strategies prevail in defense against a soft market
  by Debbie Hagan
• Spotlight on Maui Giclee
  by Susan Seiling
• Mumford gallery hosts exhibit of works by Rosie
• New gallery shines spotlight on California Modernism
• Rise above the competition with a USP: a well-defined "unique selling proposition" will help your gallery find a distinctive niche
  by Murray Raphel
• Apparently, the thieves who carried out one of the biggest art heists in Norway's history since Edvard Munch's "Scream" was stolen in 1994 were not so bold after all
• Up At Dawn
• Wizard International opens European headquarters
• DECOR Expo plans special events for September show in Atlanta
• Multi G
• Senelar
• Diamond Head Gallery wins Display Contest
• The Murray file
  by Marie Perkins
• Mill Pond Press acquires NextMonet
• Art publisher brings art to the streets
• Coda Gallery signs Zakharov
• A new life for old photos: the vintage photography market is full of passionate collectors looking for pieces of the past
  by Susan Seiling
• A rare Egon Schiele painting that had been stolen from a Jewish family by the Nazis in 1938 recently sold at auction at Sotheby's in London, following its return to the family at the end of last year
  by Vanessa Silberman
• Getty center hosts Flemish Manuscripts exhibit
• Frame restoration company formed
• Tennessee framer wins sweepstakes
• Miniature picture frames
• Stainless steel wire
• Ford commissions art celebrating minority workers

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