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Articles in Sept, 2003 issue of Art Business News

• Compton Tower #9
• Colville Publishing renamed fortune fine art
• Greenwich Workshop founder's collection up for auction
• Artist John Barber sails into new painting style
• Maniscalco Gallery expands
• Jeanne Bonine releases new limited editions
• Charlotte Chen
• Los Angeles County Museum of Art
• Paris Salon
• Staccato Rain
• Back Edge of Winter
• Artistic perceptions of U.S. focus of exhibit
• Pino
• Monestier
• Thomas Arvid
• Lieberman's Universal Picture Search
• Thanks and praise
  by Christopher Todd
• Collectors Editions signs Allison Lefcort
• Sam Dixon signs with image conscious
• New company releases collection of historic art
• Cruise offered alongside European Fine Art Fair
• The art of healing: noting the ongoing positive impact of arts in the clinical setting, hospital administrators, artists, consultants, architects, designers, physicians and patients work together to ensure a healthful, uplifting environment
  by Julie Keith
• The Museum of Contemporary Art has commissioned "Charlie," a robot-child who rides into galleries on his blue tricycle, checking out paintings
• Sounds of the Night
• The Dress Shop
• Waitin' for the Herd
• Barbara Perrier
• Patricia Palermino
• Todd Parker
• Barbara Edidin
• NICHE names Top 100 Craft Retailers
• Masterpiece solutions expands
• Artist Salvatore Pecoraro presents "First Encore" series
• Web gallery hangs a show
• Ellis & Lord unveils new posters, open-edition line
• James Stark
• Fort Point
• Olympic Bobsled Run
• Newport RI
• No Quarry Today
• Installation challenges notions of slavery
• P. Buckley Moss
• Didier Lourenco
• Robert Stephen Simon
• Mark Keller
• Photo flub
  by Andrew Rose
• Grand Image signs Sandra Pratt
• Arbe signs agreement with Marco Fine Arts
• Red Door Art to publish Michael Pannier's photos
• SOFA Chicago celebrates 10th anniversary
• Botanical art in full bloom: deeply rooted in science, this ancient art form is blossoming in the contemporary market
  by Julie Mehta
• A new kind of performance art has taken root in cities across the country: "flash mobs," where hundreds of people gather at a place and perform a bizarre mass action before scattering without a trace
• Dormiendo
• Napa Sunset
• Home Covey
• Dance of the Ferns
• AFEX prepares for 2nd-annual show
• Colleen Ross
• Reyna Presing
• Tom Mielko
• Publishers give art galleries a promotional boost: from slick consumer magazines to free public relations services, many art publishers are chipping in to help their galleries survive
  by Debbie Hagan
• Hadley releases posthumous Wysocki collection
• Barry McCuan signs on with Winn Devon
• McGaw Graphics offers fall collection magazine
• A pop legend's 15 minutes of fame live on; the art world continues its fascination with the genius of Andy Warhol, who would have turned 75 last month
  by Vanessa Silberman
• Meet Art In Motion's Brent Heighton
• Karen Chandler
• UBS Art Gallery
• Birth of Eve
• Tito
• '63 Chevy
• Work of Dutch Still Life painter brought to light
• Shahrooz Nia
• Durwood Coffey
• Mackenzie Thorpe
• Artists find the Maine attraction in Portland
  by Debbie Hagan
• Praise for plastic
  by Barry Sher
• Spotlight on Metropolitan Designs
  by Carol King
• Fazzino and Wentworth galleries raise funds for USO
• Landscape photographer donates proceeds

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