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Special Focus: Crafts Education and the Bottom Line
What Does Arts Training Have
to Do with Selling Your Work?
by Suzanne Wade
Artists Make Good Use
of Experiences in Ghana
by Mary Petzak
Business Training and Arts Careers
by Stacy Smoyer
Features Emerging Artist: Mari Williams — Each Creation Has a Different Personality
by Sue Wasserman
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This Month Online
Sylvie Granatelli
Sylvie Granatelli’s porcelain pieces are designed for serving food, and represent a convergence of her Sicilian and Cajun heritage, and the rituals of her Catholic upbringing. Granatelli’s love affair with food began at an early age, and she creates serveware that celebrates hospitality. She views pottery as a vehicle for hospitality, because it gives and receives simultaneously. It is both the host and the guest. Find out more about Sylvie Granatelli Porcelain, click HERE. |
Columns
Show Business
Make Sure Your Outdoor Booth Is on Firm Footing
by Bruce Baker
Business Basics
Financing Your Craft Business
Crafts Photography
Take Booth Shots That Make the Most of Your Work
by Steve Meltzer
Crafts Buying
Artist-Gallery Owners Are Creative Buyers
by Caren S. Rodriguez
Crafts Retailer
So You Think You Want to Buy a Craft Gallery?
by Tom and Connie Quilter
Crafts Marketing
Get Maximum Mileage from a Studio Tour Map
by Loretta Radeschi
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On
the Cover:Sculptural ceramic work, measuring 29 by 17 inches, by Kathy Sherman, of Columbus, Ohio, is featured on this month’s cover.
For more information on Sherman, e-mail Klakat@msn.com.
For more ceramics, see this month’s Insight section.
Photo by Jerry Anthony Photography (www.jerryanthonyphoto.com).
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