Art Business News

2004年

Gallery owner orchestrates an animated affair: staying aware of community events created an alliance marketing opportunity for a Virginia animation gallery - strategy Erika Rasmusson Janes (-)

Canadian Art Prints licenses images for tapestries - news - Pure Country Weavers - Brief Article (-)

New company formed to publish Thomas McKnight - news - Polia Press - Brief Article (-)

Collector's editions plans a year of Mickey events - Up Front - Brief Article (-)

Robert Stephen Simon - Brief Article (-)

Eyvind Earle Publishing LLC (-)

Arnot, Inc., Herbert (-)

Professional magnifiers - in the market (-)

Changing America's frame of mind: educating people on the process of framing may help turn them into customers Stephanie Wilbur Ash (-)

Wizard founders retire - in the news - Brief Article (-)

African artists reflect on the Diaspora through art - New York - Brief Article (-)

Union - New editions (-)

And many happy returns: shock and awe your customers by making your exchange policy both easy and open-minded - advice Murray Raphel (-)

Bentley Publishing offers free Web sites - news (-)

Animated Animations publishes Rube Goldberg cartoons - news - Brief Article (-)

Art registry founder hopes to deter crime, prevent fraud - news Laura Meyers (-)

Quartly fine art - paintings of Steven Quartly - Brief Article (-)

Evolution Art Group (-)

ASAP, Inc (-)

Convex glass - in the market (-)

Avoid weaving a tangled Web site: thinking of launching or updating your Web site? Here are a few hints to help get you started - business corner Lynn Fey (-)

Pluth new GM at Tara - in the news - Brief Article (-)

Blue Monkey No. 8 - New editions (-)

Perfectly Wretched - New editions (-)

After witnessing the destruction caused by recent tropical storms in his home state of Mississippi, Reston artist James W. Bailey decided to tame the wind through an art-making process he calls "Wind Painting." - Reston, V.A - Brief Article (-)

Traditional embraces contemporary at LA Art Fairs - Show news Laura Meyers (-)

Artwork developed for the great outdoors - news (-)

MillPond Press introduces Scott Johnston - introducing - Brief Article (-)

Equine sculpture - Letters - Letter to the Editor Toby Rowland-Jones (-)

Maui Giclee & the image station - Brief Article (-)

Directional Publishing - Brief Article (-)

Don't take this job sitting down - he frames … Fred Schneider (-)

Pulse - in the market (-)

Keeping it in the family: Huntsville, Ala.-based Kendall-Hartcraft expands with a new generation - news makers Carol King (-)

Clearmount moves again - in the news - relocation of Clearmount Corp - Brief Article (-)

Yellow Sunflower - New editions (-)

Crossing the River: Leaping - New editions (-)

Sir Nicholas Serota, director of the Tate museums in London, shocked his colleagues recently by saying that millions of dollars should not be spent trying to stop important works or art from leaving Great Britain - London - Brief Article (-)

FotoFest announces theme for 2004 show - Show news (-)

Fortune Fine Art hires two new sales managers - news - Brief Article (-)

Gango Editions signs Charlene Audrey - introducing (-)

The changing faces of art collectors - Editorial Amy Leibrock (-)

Larson-Juhl - customer framer - Brief Article (-)

Classic Publications Inc (-)

A regal frame for a cherished item - she frames … Meg Peters (-)

Medici - in the market (-)

Virginia child wins Deck The Walls national art contest - Brief Article (-)

Self-described "comedy terrorist" Aaron Barschak—who last made headlines when he crashed Prince Williams's 21st birthday party dressed as Osama bin Laden—is in hot water again - London - Brief Article (-)

Maternitat en el Poble - New editions (-)

Second Affordable Art Fair sees increases in attendance and sales - Show news - Brief Article (-)

Qoro offers limited partnerships - news - Brief Article (-)

Canadian Art Prints presents Malcolm Surridge - introducing - Brief Article (-)

Black buying power shows strength in art: growing incomes and more national exposure of African-American art translates into a widening base of art buyers - news Debbie Hagan (-)

Karl Soderlund studio collection - Brief Article (-)

The Chase Group (-)

Tilano Fresco Decorative Tile-Making Kits - in the market (-)

FrameReady 5.0 - in the market (-)

Framerica announces new contest - Brief Article (-)

Indianapolis: more than Just a pit stop - City beat: Indianapolis Debbie Hagan (-)

Le Boudoir - New editions (-)

Aspen and Sunshine - New editions (-)

Artist Corita Kent once said that flowers grow out of dark moments - New York - exhibition of prisoners' art - Brief Article (-)

New contemporary art gallery debuts in D.C - gallery News - Irvine Contemporary Art in Washington, D.C - Brief Article (-)

Peter Max releases Pentagon Memorial poster - news - Brief Article (-)

Qoro presents work of Edward Loper - introducing - Brief Article (-)

Fall print sales post healthy results: estimates were exceeded, most prints found buyers but few records were set at the major autumn print auctions in New York - news Barden Prisant (-)

Image Conscious - Brief Article (-)

Cao Yong editions - Brief Article (-)

Levels I - in the market (-)

Barrington - in the market (-)

Larson-Juhl funds reforestation efforts - Larson-Juhl Global ReLeaf Forest Foundation - Brief Article (-)

Celebrating a decade of FACTS: small nonprofit continues to set frame industry standards (-)

Godfather - New editions (-)

IFAE consolidates Palm Beach art shows - International Fine Art Expositions - Brief Article (-)

Koi - New editions (-)

The Albright-Knox Gallery couldn't have done better this holiday season when it received 160 paintings and sculptures and 100 works on paper from a Santa Fe, N.M. couple with absolutely no ties to the Buffalo area - Buffalo, NY - Brief Article (-)

Universal appeal: artist Cedric Smith is cooking up demand for positive images of African Americans in art - Artist profile: Cendric Smith Jenny Sherman (-)

Bezalel-Levy Editions opens gallery - gallery News (-)

Playmate releases series of Playboy images - news (-)

Spotlight on Rosenbaum Fine Art - news Carol King (-)

Win Devon Art Group Ltd (-)

Hunter Editions - Brief Article (-)

Bruce McGraw Graphics - Brief Article (-)

Pinwheel point-of-sale display - in the market (-)

Fletcher Valiani MatPro - in the market (-)

Marchak awarded CMG chairholder status - in the news - Brief Article (-)

Show dates - Directory - Calendar (-)

Dancer - New editions (-)

Sotheby's Holdings Inc - Auction Block - Brief Article (-)

Elaine Foster - Emerging Artists - Brief Article (-)

Artist Ford Smith opens gallery near Atlanta - gallery News - Brief Article (-)

Art Holdings expands installation services - news - acquires Premiere Art Installation - Brief Article (-)

Young artist Cheri Blum passes away - news - Obituary (-)

Texas gold: as it approaches its 50th anniversary, Allart Framing & Gallery, a Houston framing institution, shares its secrets of success - Business profile: Allart Framing & Gallery Ellen Sturm (-)

Tru Vue Inc - Brief Article (-)

Framerica (-)

Brown Barn Publishing - Brief Article (-)

Backlock corrugated corner - in the market (-)

Designer Moulding hires new sales reps - in the news - Paula McClure, Mike Henes, Paul Campbell, Jon Stewart - Brief Article (-)

Picture gallery (-)

Bellagio Village - New editions (-)

Auction for the American Way - Auction Block - Brief Article (-)

Jeffrey Neumann - Emerging Artists (-)

Kamp Gallery returns to Michigan Avenue - gallery News - Brief Article (-)

Art In Motion signs Hardenbrook Studio - introducing - Brief Article (-)

"Painter of light" raises $100,000 for charity - Up Front - Thomas Kinkade - Brief Article (-)

Art to Use: booth #1004 - Show Case (-)

New sculptures by Paula Slater to be included in Hyatt Sculpture park - Exhibitor News (-)

Colson Art Printing showcases pre-press and printing services at Artexpo - Exhibitor News (-)

Abramowitz fine arts presents new original work dedicated to children - Exhibitor News (-)

Organize your time for the most business, pleasure - International Artexpo New York: February 26-March 1 Julie MacDonald (-)

Shining star: a move downtown hasn't kept Rutledge Gallery from remembering its neighborhood roots - Business profile: Rutledge Gallery Kristen Wicker (-)

American Frame celebrates 30th anniversary - in the news (-)

Bourke-White's early years focus of photo show - Charlotte, N.C (-)

Autumn Changes - New editions (-)

Checkin' His Rope - New editions (-)

Coin Laundry - New editions (-)

Brooklyn Museum of Art - Museum Matters - planning to establish a center for feminist art - Brief Article (-)

Tara offers stretched canvas - news (-)

Smart Publishing signs Israeli artist Lenner Gogli - introducing - Brief Article (-)

Rochester publisher helps make Museum Prints more accessible - news (-)

Alexander Khomsky: booth #1314 - Show Case - painting entitled "Modern Eve" (-)

Photographer Monte Nagler debuts new images of Cambodia and Thailand - Exhibitor News (-)

Mohegan Lake, N.Y. — "Lamp and Table No. 5," by Kevin Burnett, will be on display at the KB Image booth - No. 1223 - Exhibitor News (-)

ORANGEBURG, N.Y. — Bendix Moulding is introducing its colored rustic moulding collection at DECOR Expo New York - Exhibitor News (-)

Mapping out a framing solution - he frames … Fred Schneider (-)

Adventures in mouldings: this year's newest mouldings highlight innovative approaches to traditional designs Tricia Bisoux (-)

AFC appoints new executive committee - in the news - appointments of directors - Art and Framing Council - Brief Article (-)

Diverse Spanish art influence displayed in "Dispersions" exhibit - Miami Beach (-)

Crabs In a Basket - New editions (-)

Unio Mystica - New editions (-)

Centro Habana - New editions (-)

A new high-tech playground for artists is about to break ground - Troy, N.Y - planning to build an Experimental Media and Performing Arts Center for artists - Brief Article (-)

Rolling out wallpaper: artists are using off-the-wall themes and techniques to design wallpapers that demand attention - Wallpaper Art Julie Mehta (-)

Age before beauty: one budding, young collector goes shopping for artwork Jenny Sherman (-)

I.M. Chait Gallery/Auctioneers (-)

French-born art dealer Michel Cohen recently escaped from a Rio de Janeiro prison where he was awaiting extradition to the United States for fraud charges (-)

How to raise a family business: since 1969, Don Mar has gone from a one-man show to a family-run dynasty Carol King (-)

It was June 14, 1998, when the people of Brenham, Texas, established the Guinness World Record for the "Most Painters of One Picture" with the completion of a painting titled "A Little Dab of Texas." (-)

Fletcher-Terry hires Poppel and Caban (-)

Dawn's Promise (-)

Other renovations, reopenings—and even plans for new museums—are afoot (-)

Trends in limited editions (-)

Wild Wings to distribute Terry Redlin art (-)

For savvy art galleries, membership has its privileges: membership programs are the key to keeping customers involved and loyal at two art galleries Erika Rasmusson Janes (-)

Online publication represents artists of color (-)

Getting real about collecting artwork Debbie Hagan (-)

Tru Vue announces contest winners (-)

Greg Lane starts new art business (-)

Tru Vue sells matboard biz to Crescent Cardboard (-)

Sunset On The Island (-)

Brooklyn Museum of Art (-)

Sculptor and porcelain company collaborate on busts (-)

Artist John Barber retires John Barber (-)

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 Debbie Hagan (-)

Framing Over-the-Rhine: along the banks of the Ohio River, a frame shop comes of age Kristen Wicker (-)

History Meets the Arts in Gettysburg (-)

Hawaii hosts first major impressionist exhibit (-)

Amerlux introduces new track lighting line (-)

Wayman adds Idaho to sales territory (-)

Tiara (-)

McCurry joins SpecialtySoft Inc (-)

Winter (-)

Juneau artist Mark Horn recently surrendered his artwork containing eagle feathers after authorities threatened to charge him (-)

Alexander Gallery signs Alex Levin (-)

Pfingsten Publishing acquires art business news, Artexpo (-)

The secondary art market (-)

Distressed maple (-)

SoftTouch introduces new FrameReady Web site (-)

Every Pillar, Every Post (-)

Artist Mickie Bellah has found a unique way to personalize her artwork (-)

Grand Image hires new account manager (-)

Highs and lows Francoise Dubrulle (-)

Spotlight on MAC Fine Art Carol King (-)

Rosenbaum to represent Richard Yarde (-)

Space artist featured in new book (-)

Gator and Fome-Cor boards (-)

Artbrussels turns 22 in 2004 (-)

F-5700 CornerPro (-)

Roma wins ART award (-)

Maternitat (-)

VizPar releases new catalog (-)

Faithful reader Betty Newman (-)

Breathing Color to distribute 'Giclee Varnish' (-)

Corum (-)

Show dates (-)

Shop reference posters (-)

Correction (-)

Thunder Rolls (-)

Several paintings by Claude Monet recently made a long-distance trek from Beantown to Bellagio (-)

Laila's adds Argentinian artist Laura Figari (-)

New community index measures Chicago neighborhoods' potential (-)

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 Julie Keller (-)

VizPar to publish Ron Walotsky images in 3-D (-)

eBay launches exclusive collectibles program (-)

Fred's framing corner: an off-the-wall idea for wallpaper Fred Schneider (-)

Are the clouds starting to clear? Amy Leibrock (-)

Gorilla Glue (-)

Picture gallery (-)

Display easels (-)

Missed the flight Joe Burton (-)

Town Ravens (-)

Swimming strong: Eric Zener creates narrative paintings that float between introspection and escapism Jessica Lyons (-)

Chris Zalewski signs with Editions Limited (-)

Tapping into scrapping: the scrapbooking craze presents a new niche market for the framing industry Beth Bingham (-)

Rembrandt show offers view of master's prints and techniques (-)

Nouveau (-)

Cattleyas at Midnight (-)

Sarah Blodgett (-)

Csaba Markus adds book publishing arm (-)

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 Tricia Bisoux (-)

California coastal towns lure artists and art lovers Megan Kamerick (-)

West Coast Art & Frame Show continues to grow in Las Vegas (-)

Framerica announces theme of next Boxer Challenge contest (-)

On Feb. 5, Sotheby's racked up $27 million in sales and achieved several auction records during a sale of contemporary art in London (-)

Suede matboard (-)

The Factory (-)

A Surrealist still makes a splash: on the centennial of the Spanish Surrealist's birth, ABN takes stock of the market for his work Barden Prisant (-)

Tracey Sylvester-Harris (-)

Gango Editions includes 180 new releases in new catalog (-)

To help with all these changes, some museums have acquired grant monies (-)

Astral Wilderness publishes its first artist (-)

Design takes off in new directions Amy Leibrock (-)

Trilogy (-)

New companies join distributors network (-)

Picture gallery (-)

Michael Godard Fine Arts adds French artist (-)

From beginning to End - New editions; print by artist Diana Miller-Pierce - Brief Article (-)

Casa de Ovandos - New editions; poster by photographer Alan Blaustein - Brief Article (-)

Perpetual motion: Kirk Newman's frantic figures reflect his artistic theory of evolution Jenny Sherman (-)

The Mascot (-)

It seems British artist Jack Vettriano has some fans at the Guardian newspaper (-)

Editions Limited signs deal with Warren Cullar (-)

Magnetic scale magnifier (-)

Omega moves to new facility (-)

Book illustrator's works on view (-)

Marine artist Demers joins Greenwich Workshop (-)

Denise - New editions; print from artist Jason Austin - Brief Article (-)

Once Upon a Time - New editions; print by James Christensen - Brief Article (-)

Everyone loves a winner: by sponsoring a contest, a North Carolina gallery gives its clients something to talk about Erika Rasmusson Janes (-)

Venice Cafe II (-)

A New York art dealer has been charged with selling forged paintings that have earned him upwards of $500,000 each (-)

CAP employees compete to fight hunger (-)

Natural matboard styles (-)

SpecialtySoft takes its software to the beach (-)

Exhibit features Muybridge's motion photos (-)

Image Conscious signs Wade Hoefer (-)

Liz - New editions; print by artist David Mendelsohn - Brief Article (-)

Seafood - New editions; print by Marty Mummert - Brief Article (-)

Spotlight on Art Group Editions Carol King (-)

Masterpiece (-)

Arttrain USA, billed as the nation's only art museum on a train, recently made Tempe, Ariz., the first stop on a three-year tour of its latest exhibition "Native Views: Influences of Modern Culture," which will visit 120 communities across the c (-)

Artist Lee White passes away (-)

Fine framing, exceptional design: well-chosen framing treatments blend high style with a warm welcome in modern hotel interiors Tricia Bisoux (-)

Saber 250-A hanger machine (-)

Investment group acquires Franchise Concepts (-)

Getty Museum gathers a century of photography (-)

Wild Apple publishes photographer Bob Krist (-)

Bay Breeze - New editions;print from artist Nancy Tankersley - Brief Article (-)

New staff were welcomed by a plethora of museums - Museum Matters - Brief Article (-)

Artist Matt Lively forms publishing company (-)

The layered look: mix it up, baby! anything goes in eclectic design, one of the hottest decorating trends to sweep the country Laura Meyers (-)

The best years of their lives: framers use innovative options to help graduates commemorate their college experiences Cedric Rose (-)

Spring (-)

Marcia Friedman (-)

Wagner Fine Arts to publish new Jane Wooster Scott images (-)

Trends in art: hotels can create distinctive interiors by keeping up with some of the hottest trends affecting the art market Julie Keller (-)

Dibond materials (-)

Wizard manufactures and places 1,000 new CMC systems (-)

Britnee at Rafter K - New editions; print by Kara Castro - Brief Article (-)

Designing with multiples makes strong sales sense: grouping artwork solves many design puzzles and is twice as nice for profits Maja Tarateta (-)

Galleries as works of art: some artist-run galleries take their creative owners' artistic inclinations and run with them Beth Bingham (-)

Serenity (-)

SURTEX expands, offers new features for 2004 (-)

New fair to feature Latin art (-)

Building bridges between art and community: consultant Joan Warren-Grady lets hoteliers check in to great artwork Debbie Hagan (-)

Frame assembly package (-)

DECOR Expo boasts strong attendance, great attitudes (-)

Sotheby's Holdings Inc., parent company of Sotheby's auction houses, reported the results of its fourth quarter and its full year ending Dec. 31, 2003 (-)

Madison Avenue celebrates art & fashion (-)

Organizers discontinue New York Fall Fair (-)

Nielsen Edge, Profile No. 24 (-)

Make the most of where you are: even if you don't have the perfect location, there are plenty of ways to make do with what you have Lynn Fey (-)

PPFA survey details framing trends (-)

Museums across the nation have announced some major—and minor—changes (-)

Sister act: family ties help create a booming business in the bluegrass state Andrew Hurt (-)

Royal Canadian Mounted Police seized a rare Victoria Cross—Canada's highest award for valor—from a London auction house that was about to sell it (-)

Colorado-based conservation complex to host Combes retrospective (-)

Former Disney director named head of Collectors Editions (-)

Honors (-)

Kings of the Delta: Delta Picture Frame Company's obsession with moulding pays off Carol King (-)

CYRO hires Vaccaro as marketing manager (-)

R. John Ichter (-)

The Red Dress - New editions; print by Mark Spain - Brief Article (-)

Buyers seek high-class frames: the growing clientele for upper-end custom framing wants warmer tones and lighter finishes to bring understated elegance to their homes. They're doing just that with high-end framing Tricia Bisoux (-)

The online company eAuctionMaster has chosen Los Angeles for the site of its first retail location (-)

Franchise concepts partners with online poster retailer (-)

The youth movement Shawn Vinson (-)

Woodburning kit (-)

Drytac/Hot Press releases user guide (-)

Downtown: Los Angeles' newest shining star Craig Stephens (-)

2004 Ad (-)

The Ball Is Open McPherson's Barn - Gettysburg National Military Park - New editions; print by artist Jeff Fioravanti - Brief Article (-)

The ultimate publicity hound: bigger than life itself, Reese Palley has staged some of the art world's most daring gallery promotions Murray Raphel (-)

On May 2, the Bowers Museum of Cultural Art in Santa Ana, Calif., and London's The British Museum signed an agreement for exhibits from the latter's collections to be shown at The Bowers Museum over the next five years—a first-of-its-kind accord betw (-)

New era offers large-format prints (-)

A pat on the back Alisha Vincent (-)

Iron easels (-)

Roma releases new moulding catalog (-)

Show dates (-)

Doing more with more: when local galleries work together, their collective efforts create solutions instead of competition Jane Hart (-)

Herbert R. Axelrod, a millionaire philanthropist, is best known for his sale of a collection of rare violins to the New Jersey Symphony Orchestra at a large discount (-)

White Branch—Ikebana - New editions - Brief Article (-)

Drytac ArtShield laminating films (-)

Nouveau (-)

Larson-Juhl announces sales award winners (-)

Artexpo to launch Atlanta show (-)

Harvest Fine Art to release new 'Legerete' series (-)

A show 'geared' to the male market (-)

Christina Hiett and Christopher DiScenza have very different interests (-)

Haddad's fine arts (-)

ICF Custom Design Studio (-)

New York (-)

Desert Rose (-)

Woodlands Collection (-)

Banner stands (-)

Fletcher-Terry introduces new miter saw line (-)

An exhibition by Oleg Yanushevsky was recently attacked and vandalized by Russian Orthodox enthusiasts, according to The Art Newspaper (-)

Big-time framing: oversize framing may take more space, staff and hours than typical custom framing fare, but it can offer a gargantuan boost to a framer's reputation Tricia Bisoux (-)

Christie's (-)

John Rice (-)

Winn Devon Signs Marcus Jansen (-)

A great start Carol Blanding (-)

DECOR to sponsor Framerica contest (-)

Drawing new conclusions about illustration art: despite high visibility, low price-points and mass appeal, illustration art is still under many collectors' radar Jenny Sherman (-)

Makush Arts (-)

Dave Shafer (-)

Dallas (-)

Make a Joyful Noise Unto the Lord (-)

Pioneer (-)

Fletcher-Terry makes marketing staff changes (-)

Three April photography sales at Sotheby's netted the auction house a total of $8.7 million, an amount that exceeded its high estimate of $6.7 million, according to the artdaily.com Web site (-)

Artist and gallery owners speak out for sales: artist lectures and gallery talks work to inspire and educate gallery-goers Jessica Lyons (-)

Spotlight on Palm Street Art Studios Carol King (-)

Just who is the 'typical' man? Amy Leibrock (-)

CYRO hires Whalen, Cox (-)

Yankell fine arts (-)

Image Conscious (-)

Coral Gables, Fla (-)

Slumber Party (-)

Display Easels and file & store (-)

Multi-angle studios updates Web site (-)

Sotheby's (-)

Is your Gallery out of service? Don't let your gallery become the subject of another bad service story Murray Raphael (-)

Academy of Golf Art names founding artists (-)

Men's art-buying habits give publishers a surprise: forget sports and Western images—when it comes to artwork men's tastes aren't as macho as you might think Debbie Hagan (-)

Turn on, tune in or drop out? As Larson-Juhl commercials debut on national television, experts weigh the benefits of advertising on the small screen Elisabeth Butler (-)

WeSellPrints.com (-)

Loman Eng (-)

Pre-Raphaelite art visits the Frist Center for the Visual Arts (-)

Fletcher Valiani MatPro (-)

Robin Leach visits LaMarche (-)

Museum matters (-)

Thomas Arvid raises $40,000 for High Museum (-)

Chantilly Fine Arts changes name (-)

St. Tammany Parish offers a break from the big easy Megan Kamerick (-)

The Moss Portfolio (-)

Henry Asencio (-)

Brunnier highlights "Main Street" collaboration (-)

Natural matboard styles (-)

Chamberlin promoted at Framerica (-)

Indian painter Shihan Hussaini decided to protest the assassination of the spiritual Palestinian leader Sheik Ahamed Yassin, as well as the United States' occupation of Iraq, by setting fire to 13 of his paintings (-)

Helen Bulwikto lead Devon Publishing Group (-)

Sullins House to represent David Knowlton (-)

Summer of Art at SOFA New York 2004 (-)

Jon Hair (-)

Wild Wings LLC (-)

Michael Flohr (-)

Mississippi river art explored in exhibit (-)

Pat Palermino (-)

Sci-Art in motion: experiments and exploration: artists and scientists are exploring new aesthetic territories and creating artwork that is uniquely about this century Laura Meyers (-)

Fred takes a gamble Fred Schneider (-)

Central Park (-)

Drytac Europe receives ISO certification (-)

The Bendigo Art Gallery recently purchased the controversial piece "The Young Family" by Patricia Piccinini (-)

Oh My Godard Gallery opens in Vegas (-)

Canadian art prints launches 'Tiny Prints' (-)

D-Roller (-)

Art looted by the Nazis from Jewish owners in France was recently offered on long-term loan to Israel (-)

Haddad's fine arts (-)

Michael Pannier (-)

Boston (-)

Elephant Walk (-)

Role of Jewish artists in shaping American Art is focus of centennial exhibition (-)

Elvis Presley Enterprises and Barewalls.com bring the King of Rock 'n' Roll to your Bare Walls (-)

Book for writers to feature painting on cover (-)

Relationships, ABN and opportunities Susanne Casger (-)

Cleveland, OH (-)

Person on the move … (-)

Boats, dock pillars add flair to Ramon Pujol exhibit (-)

Plains Indians culture captured In Catlin paintings (-)

Linking the 'underground' (-)

Wanted: photographers to help launch MoAD (-)

Frenchtown, N.J (-)

Kudos the following (-)

"Cel-Ebrating" 50 years of rock 'n' roll (-)

Public commissions: the Tower of Babel Joshua Kaufman (-)

Art.com wins Stevie (-)

Crafts for a cause: Ben Affleck, Matt Damon, Robin Williams and the Sopranos give shirts off their backs for CRAFT BOSTON's Auction/Raffle Joe Jancsurak (-)

Dania Beach, Fla (-)

Benton works acquired … (-)

Kinaki Y. Craft signs with Duirwaigh Gallery (-)

Venice Evening and Rome Courtyard (-)

ArtOnlineLinks.com offers online resource (-)

Thinking outside the block Julie Keller (-)

Cambridge Springs, Pa (-)

Wanted: ARTV submissions (-)

Vacaciones en Grecia (-)

Photos capturing 1964 to be exhibited (-)

Chain Reaction (-)

Red Daisies (-)

Old world prints forms vision studio! (-)

Public art helps drive urban renewal Susanne Casgar (-)

Solo (-)

Art for art's sake: alternative art and unusual themed exhibits contribute to success of 25-year-old, artist-run gallery Joe Jancsurak (-)

First-Ever Artexpo Atlanta (-)

Veiled Allusions & Genesis (-)

Gallery, marketing company team up to teach art marketing (-)

Exhibit features sculpted florals (-)

Cafe (-)

Savvy galleries set pace with art walks: whether self-led studio crawls or open-door gallery walks, these events generate customer traffic while increasing community awareness of the arts Jenny Sherman (-)

Show dates (-)

Promoting your gallery on the Internet Murray Raphel (-)

Fine art of cruising (-)

Art-to-object movement gains momentum: once derided as stark, cold and impersonal, Minimalism's emphasis on art-as-object is now seen as the transforming art movement of the late 20th century Laura Meyers (-)

Last stop for largest exhibit of Vatican treasures to tour N.A (-)

Golden Mask (-)

Exhibit explores Couples in African Sculpture (-)

Kip Frace becomes artist for UNESCO-sponsored project (-)

Spoleto festival selects green painting as poster image (-)

Larry Kanfer Gallery marks silver anniversary with spring collection (-)

New York (-)

Luce Foundation crosses $100M mark for study of art (-)

Post-1960s on exhibit … (-)

"Young" America showcased in Landscape Paintings (-)

New York's Museum of Modern Art and P.S.1 Contemporary Art Center (-)

Pfingsten announces key appointments (-)

Corrections Marcia Friedman (-)

Fort Worth, Texas (-)

Celebrating Matisse … (-)

Restoration underway … (-)

Corcoran curator to keynote: Philip Brookman to discuss humanity through art. Exhibit of limited-edition photographs from famed American artist Gordon Parks to highlight speech (-)

Thomas Arvid Fine Art, Inc (-)

Marina-Aste Budge (-)

Picture gallery (-)

The Dance of the Eight Moons (-)

Lassen opens in La Jolla (-)

Nazis stole it; VMFA returns it … (-)

"Supply Side" shows growing success (-)

2004 top 25 arts destinations (-)

Sculpted landscape in NYC (-)

Mystic Seaport (-)

Gregory Editions (-)

The making of a masterpiece (-)

Orchid Empress Awakens; The Perfect Mask (-)

Abstract watercolorist presented (-)

Cleveland Museum acquires ancient sculpture … (-)

Official Sculptor of U.S. Olympic Team strikes bronze (-)

Spanish artist has crashing success (-)

Exhibit explores pop art's cultural impact (-)

Eric Christensen Fine Art and Editions (-)

Events at a glance (-)

Culture-changing sculpture comes to Georgia (-)

Striped Fish (-)

Chicago, then and now (-)

N.Y.'s Museum of Modern Art to expand educational programs … (-)

Emerging artists rise to the top (-)

Sultan creates art for luxury condos Julie Keller (-)

Show reveals beauty is in the 'hands' of the artist/subject (-)

Nomi Faran Gallery (-)

Art and Design Publishing (-)

Where to Stay (-)

Birds of a Feather B. Gordon of McLean (-)

Life Unending (-)

Thomas Arvid Fine Art Inc (-)

The right touch: framing consultants help their customers blend frames, artwork and decor Megan Kamerick (-)

Fotiou Frames Limited (-)

Birn Fine Art - Brief Article (-)

Williamsburg Collection - in the market (-)

Fletcher hires new marketing manager - in the news - Michael P. Urban - Brief Article (-)

Getty Museum goes bust with Houdon sculpture exhibition - Los Angeles - Brief Article (-)

Hidden Sanctuary - New editions (-)

Museum matters - art buzz - Brief Article (-)

Up with hip-hop: born on the streets, hip-hop art is here, happening and ready for its close-up - Hip-Hop Art John Swenson (-)

Two artists form partnership in Boston - gallery News - Brief Article (-)

Parrot adds four print surfaces - news - Parrot Digigraphic Limited - Brief Article (-)

Burton Morris commissioned for Oscar poster - Up Front - Brief Article (-)

Roma Moulding (-)

Ford Smith Fine Art - Brief Article (-)

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