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January / February 2006 Issue

 

January / February 2006 Issue

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Issue Highlights

 
• credit where credit is due
The world of credit card acceptance can seem like a morass of hidden fees and unintelligible guidelines and laws. This will make the picture clearer.
by Kara Laughlin
 
• focus: recycled art
To start with a prefabricated object, you must be able to see beyond its present form.
by Ivory Rieger
 
• so you want to publish a craft book
Writing a book is a very long process that requires a certain skill set, a lot of patience, and time
by Mary Strope
 
• artist's journal
Luck.
by Luann Udell
 
• artist profile: Shahasp Valentine

Named after a first century Armenian queen, Shahasp may have been predestined for a life filled with finery.

By Monique Holloway
 
• Events Management Group

Before the show even opens, a line starts forming at the entrance.

 
 
• on the road

They know what it means to miss New Orleans..

by Amy Feinstein

 
• in the studio
The art of balancing kids and craft.


by Amy Feinstein

 
• next generation

Sarah Owens, ceramic artist



 
• at the gallery

Maximizing your retail space.


By Nancy LaFever
 
• next generation
Brooke Marks Swanson, metal artist
 
 
• at the gallery
The Name Game: How galleries choose a name.

by Mary Strope


 
• business lessons

Cross-selling and the random connections of art.


by Quinn McDonald

 
• ask amy

How to sell your seconds; and mixing in new work with old.


by Amy Peters

 
• sound off!
Why shows are canceled.
by Christopher Gervais
 
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