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September / October 2005 Issue

September / October 2005 Issue

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Issue Highlights

 
• focus: art to wear
Art to wear continues to defy definition but also struggles to maintain its strength of unique expression and its economic viability. more...
by Paula Chaffee Scardamalia
 
• a bottle of wine, some good music...and lots of sales!
New opportunities for craft artists are wine events and folk festivals. more...
by Amy Feinstein
 
• artist profile: Kurt Walrath
Kurt took his skills as an internationally known pastry chef in New York City and uses them to create beautiful glass art. more...
by Monique Holloway
 
• A Bit of Class at the Guilford Craft Expo
Craft artists and craft lovers convened on the picture-perfect colonial town square of Guilford, CT. more...
by Rebecca Rosen
 
• publisher's message
The situation sort of went like this, officer. more...
by Larry Hornung
 
• coping with stress and working through it

It's a major cause of burnout, but stress can be recognized and managed.


By Nancy LaFever
 
• taking your show off the road

Sponsoring an independent craft show can be a great alternative.

by Kara Laughlin
 
• to insure or not to insure (part 1)

Discussing options available to craft artists, looking at the facts, and applying them to your business situation.

by Amy Feinstein

 
• craft matters
Is there such a thing as too many galleries; Harvest Festival gets a face lift; Bragging Rights - Jeffrey Gale.




 
• on the road

Secrets to saving on craft show travel.


by Noelle Skodzinski

 
• in the studio

How to manage your digital image library.


By Ken Cox
 
• gallery profile

Greenjeans in Brooklyn, NY

Jae Kim and Amy Shaw want their shop, Greenjeans, to make a difference.




 
• next generation
Veronica Casares Lee, ceramic artist
 
 
• ask amy
Respecting gallery exclusives and working a show with a friend.

by Amy Peters

 
• artist's journal
Balance.
by Luann Udell
 
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