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Features
Profile in Success: Xenobia Bailey —
Contemporary Expression of an Ancient Craft
by James
Weaver
Consumer Buying Trends: Proceeding with Caution
by Bernadette
Finnerty
Annual Report: A Survey of Crafts and
the Economy
by Mary
E. Petzak
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This Month Online
Toronto artist Roger Wood creates with time
in mind. His studio is called klockwerks, and while the clock
is a consistent element of his work, itís often secondary to its
creation. Read about Woodís path to success HERE. |
Columns
Crafts
Technology
How to Open an Online Gallery
by Peter and Carolyn Lee Vehslage
Crafts
Marketing
How Advertising and Marketing can add Credibility to Your Image
by Daniel Grant
Crafts
Law
Breaking up is Hard to do
by Richard Stim
Crafts Retailer
Educating the Public About the Art in Crafts
by Grace Butland
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On the Cover:
A clock by H. Ed Smith,
of Baltimore, Md., introduces our Insight section’s focus
on artists who create clocks or needlework. Artist insights,
as well as resource listings, are found in the Insight section.
Cover photo by David Egan Photography, Baltimore,
Md., www.DavidEgan.com. |
Departments
Editor's
Journal
Craft Scene
• Feedback
• Make the Most of a Short Selling Season
• Help for Craft Artisans in Times of Need
Insight:
Needlework and Clocks
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Artists Share Their Insights About Making a Living Selling Needlework
and Clocks — Plus Resources
• Insight Gained: Ten Years Later with Quilt Artist
Carolyn L. Mazloomi
Regional
Profile: Florida, Georgia, North Carolina and South Carolina
• Handcrafts are Tops Way Down South in Dixie
• Sarasota: Cultural Anchor on the Gulf Coast
• Regional Galleries
• Regional Shows
Craft Showcase
Market Central
Public
Opinion
What Are the Pros and Cons of Artists Trading Merchandise With
Other Artists at a Show?
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