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For all those brides and grooms who walk down the aisle each year approximately
19 billion dollars is spent on presents at wedding gift registries.
byPaula Chaffee Scardamalia
• artist profile: Kim Blatt
Woodturning artist Kim Blatt�s career may have begun with a literal knock
on the head � the first of many that eventually led him into a life of art.
byMonique Holloway
• consignment
What are the advantages for artists and galleries?
by Nancy Lafever
• How to create and sell ergonomically
by Rebecca Rosen
• gallery profile
Heavenly Metal in Ann Arbor, MI.
• artist�s journal
Picture Perfect.
ByLuann Udell
• how to buy print advertising
Buying advertising can be like learning a whole new language. But making
the right choices for your business can be money well spent.
by Mary Strope
• special report: learning the business of crafts
Many art and craft guilds, art centers, and state and local associations offer
business workshops which are more finely tuned for the arts industry.
by Mary Strope
• Morristown Craft Market
For 30 years it has been more than just a successful craft show.
• focus: ceramic dinnerware
Making dinnerware is a unique way to connect with clients and provide
a link to a tradition and lifestyle.
by Kara Laughlin
• craft matters
Wholesalecrafts.com; SNAG; Home Decor Buying Study; Travel with Patti
Dowse; 25 years of New Glass Review; Bragging Rights � Heather Courtney.
on the road
• technology insight
Integrating a computerized slide show into your booth display.
by Ken Cox
• business lessons
Getting the price right.
by Quinn McDonald
• next generation
Stephan Goetschius, woodworker.
• at the gallery
Bringing light to art.
byAmy Feinstein
• ask amy
Keeping your customers excited and dealing with rejection.
