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September / October 2004 Issue

September / October 2004 Issue

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Issue Highlights

 
• Putting Your Craft Where Your Mouth Is
Artists can convey their political and social views in many ways - some more blatant than others. Read how some make their political views known.
by Paula Chafee Scardamalia
 
• The Story of Salon de Refusee
In 1980, an "alternative show" was launched across the street from the American Craft Council's Rhinebeck show. The story of the first show and how it eventually grew and changed over the years.
by Amy Feinstein
 
• American Craft Endeavors & Howard Alan Events
Why these Florida-based shows are so successful with crafts artists in Florida and nationwide. Interview with Howard Alan and his philosophy on producing a successful crafts show.
by Monique Holloway
 
• Artist Profile: Mario Carillo
Painter turned craftsman Mario Carillo took an abandoned Piggly Wiggly in Oakland, California and transformed it into a work of art.
by Monique Holloway
 
• Illinois, Indiana and Ohio: land of opportunity
"Choice" sums up the appeal of the Ohio-Indiana-Illinois region for working craft artists. Here, you'll find what you need close to home.
by Amy Leibrock
 
• Technology Insight
Choosing and Learning to use a Digital Camera
What you need to consider when purchasing a new camera.
 
 
• In the Studio
Cleaning the Clutter from your Studio
The steps you can take to make your work area clutter-free.
 
 
• on the road
Hey Kid's lets put on a Show Taking your kid on the road. Tips to make your and your child's life more bearable at the show.
 
 
• Next Generation
Josh Tracy, glass artist
 
 
• At the Gallery
Surviving The Tough Times; the Key to Longevity
What successful galleries do to keep in business when economic times get tough.
 
 
• Gallery Profile
Greenleaf Gallery in Duck, NC
Located in the Outer Banks, this 3,000 square foot gallery features handmade craft and fine art.
 
 
• Ask Amy
Successful jewelry artist Amy Peters answers questions on everything from celebrities to launching your own website.
 
 
• Business Lessons
Burnout and Creativity. How to conquer one so the other flourishes.
 
 
• Artist's Journal
What's In a Name
The trials and tribulations of coming up with a studio name.
 
 
 
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