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- A volatile and hard-to-predict market. Hutchinson, Brian // Alberta Report / Newsmagazine;3/1/93, Vol. 20 Issue 11, p11
Surveys contemporary artists in the province who follow their own rules and whose works are selling. Douglas MacLean's comments on an independent spirit in Alberta; Growing appetite for less traditional art; Work of Lethbridge landscape artist Takao Tanabe; Example of Attila Richard Lukacs; His...
- The fine art of selling. Hutchinson, Brian // Alberta Report / Newsmagazine;8/2/93, Vol. 20 Issue 33, p34
Describes Prime 8, an artist cooperative in Calgary that eschew's government funding and relies on the artists wits and some entrepreneurial flair. The Prime 8 collective will move into its first storefront location this summer and hopes to sell original art in the form of hand-painted cards...
- From clinician to artist; from artist to clinician. Fleming, Mari Marks // American Journal of Art Therapy;Feb1993, Vol. 31 Issue 3, p70
Discusses the author's identity and experiences as she balances her artistic and art therapy professions. Part I: Personal account; Personal background leading to both professions; Creative process in art therapy; Balance of love and work; Conclusions.
- From clinician to artist; from artist to clinician. Lachman-Chapin, Mildred // American Journal of Art Therapy;Feb1993, Vol. 31 Issue 3, p76
Explains the author's role as an artist and art therapist and, how they affect each other. Part II: Another perspective; Artist's and the patient's needs; Competition in arts; Competition for jobs in therapy; Artist's unique vision; Use of art to heal, to form connections, to affect people and...
- The Harlem Renaissance. // Cobblestone;Feb1991, Vol. 12 Issue 2, p4
Presents an overview of the Harlem Renaissance, a 1920s artistic movement featuring black artists. Reasons for Renaissance; Informal groups; End to Renaissance in 1930s.
- The Maine attraction. K.A.C. // Christian Science Monitor;8/4/97, Vol. 89 Issue 174, p10
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- A touch of splash. Nelson, S. // Harper's Bazaar;Feb89, Issue 3326, p124
Briefly profiles three successful women artists from New York City. Ana Corbero, Mimi Thompson, Lindsay McCrum.
- Soul of the plains. Gold, T. // Harper's Bazaar;Jul89, Issue 3331, p20
Examines the popularity of contemporary artists' depictions of Native American culture. Top Native American painters; Rediscovery of works from the 1920s Taos school.
- Broad strokes. Kemp, John R. // Louisiana Life;Winter1999/2000, Vol. 19 Issue 4, p30
Features artists who hail from Louisiana.
- You're A What? Medical Illustrator. Stanton, Michael // Occupational Outlook Quarterly;Winter91/92, Vol. 35 Issue 4, p41
Profiles the uniquely skilled professionals who bring you the see-through people in the biology books. Medical illustration combines art and science to convey information; Illustrators use a variety of media; Prerequisites for admission to the rigorous certified programs; Programs generally...
