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Reports on Queen City Paper's acquisition of Louis Jacobs and Son, a New York City-based specialty paper company. Historical information on Queen City Paper; Description of the warehouse and distribution facility of the Louis Jacobs Division.

Reports on the Works on Paper fair held from February 27 to March 2, 2003 at the Park Avenue Armory in New York City. Number of exhibitors; Attendance; Highlights of the event.

The article provides information on the coming art exhibition of Galerie Enatsu Co. Ltd. in the Artexpo New York 2008 at the Jacob K. Javits Convention Center on February 28 to March 3 in New York City. According to the author, the company will display there powdered mineral pigments on washi paper and the work of Japanese artist Satoshi Itoh in the exhibition. The author adds that the company had joined the Artexpo exhibition for a year now.

Reports developments on art exhibitions at the DECOR expo as of January 2003 in New York City. Presentation of a catalog from Art In Motion; Products introduced by Crescent Cardboard Co.; Launch of the Catalinatm moulding line from Decor Moulding and Supply.

Offers information on the release of a limited edition of canvas paintings of Central Park in New York City.

Features the art supply store Sam Flax in New York City. Company history; Growth of the company; Focus of the store on framing.

Reports developments on art exhibitions at the International Artexpo New York as of January 2003 in New York City. Expansion of the New York Times Photo Archives catalog; Celebration of the silver anniversary of London Contemporary Art; Serigraphs to be introduced by Eyvind Earle Publishing LLC.

The article reports on the acquisition of a series of works on paper by American artist Jasper Johns series by the Museum of Modern Art in New York. The works were created in 2001 and were drawn from a larger body of work called the "Catenary" series, derived for the curve that is formed by a cord hanging between two fixed points. These works are comprised of acrylic, collage, watercolor, and gouache, over aquatint and etching.

The article focuses on the company Indiewalls, which was founded by friends Gavriel Wolf and Ari Grazi as a way to bridge the gap between affordable-art artists and consumers. The article discusses the company's goal, the difference between selling art on the Internet or on the walls of commercial establishments and in a gallery, and the art that is featured in the Manhattan hotel Dream Downtown. The article also discusses Grazi's brother who is an artist, Joseph Grazi.

Initiates the publishing division of Art and Frame Source to Artexpo, New York for the first time by veteran art publishers Steven and Mona Press. Development of a stable of artists whose work is published and distributed exclusively by AFS; Establishment of a source for original art and giclee prints on both paper and canvas.

Reports on the scopeNew York art exhibition held on March 7-9, 2003 at the Dylan Hotel in New York City. Number of exhibitors; Attendance; Highlights of the event.

Reports on the Art Show held on February 20-24, 2003 at the Seventh Regiment Armory in New York City. Number of exhibitors; Attendance; Highlights of the event.

Reports on the Outsider Art Fair held on January 23-26, 2003 at the Puck Building in New York City. Number of exhibitors; Highlights of the event.

Reports on the Photography Show held from February 7-9, 2003 at New York Hilton in New York City. Number of exhibitors; Highlights of the event.

The article reports on the announcement made by Limelight Agency in the addition of urban artist BUA to the lists of artists represented by their company. It states that BUA grew up in New York's Upper West Side in the late 1970s, where urban culture, grafitti artists, rappers and disc jockeys, influenced his style of art. Moreover, BUA does performances at his art shows, which include stories about many of the figures in his paintings.

The article profiles Karin Olah, an artist from Lancaster County, Pennsylvania who is interested in Amish quilts and textile traditions. For several years following art school, Olah worked in Manhattan, New York City, creating colors and patterns for fashion designers. Olah works on canvas, linen and paper to create her signature collage paintings.

The article provides information on the coming art exhibition of Stygian Publishing in the Artexpo New York 2008 at the Jacob K. Javits Convention Center on February 28 to March 3, 2008 in New York City. According to the author, the company will display their works on paper, sculpture and the works of famous artist Yuroz in the exhibition. Furthermore , Yuroz, states that the Artexpo is different from other shows because it gives chance to new artists.

The article features the art objects to be exhibited in the booth of International Art Acquisitions at the art exhibition entitled "New York ArtExpo" to be held at the Jacob K. Javits Convention Center in New York City from February 28-March 3, 2008. The booth will feature representational original paintings on canvas and paper.

The article features the art objects to be exhibited in the booth of Deljou Art Group at the art exhibition entitled "New York ArtExpo" to be held at the Jacob K. Javits Convention Center in New York City from February 28-March 3, 2008. For 20 years, Deljou Art Group has been presenting original paintings on paper and canvas by nationally known artists.

The article offers information on the Art Expo New York to be held on March 25 to 27, 2011 in New York City.

Reports on news and developments concerning art museums. Reopening schedule of Taft Museum of Art in Cincinnati, Ohio; Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City's renovation plans; John and Mable Ringling Museum of Art at Florida State University in Sarasota's docent-lead tour of the Ringlings' Ca d'Zan mansion.

Features the exhibition “Chuck Close Prints: Process and Collaboration” at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City. Display of the prints of Close; Number of prints in the exhibition; Innovation of the prints; Organization of the exhibition.

Presents information on the relocation of Galaxy of Graphics and Arthur Kaplan Company from New York to Rutherford, New Jersey. Benefits to employees and customers from the relocation according to the vice president George Barnes; Benefits to the company by the relocation; Details of the new address.

Announces the art exhibition "Art of the 20th Century" in New York City. Location of the exhibit; Contact information; Duration of the exhibit.

Reports that Kennebeck Editions has signed photographer Louie Psihoyos and classical painter Greg Carter and will introduce their work at Artexpo New York. Sole owners of Kennebeck Editions.

Reports on the participation of contemporary artist James Rizzi as a panelist at the 2002 Annual Meeting of the World Economic Forum which took place in February in New York City. Focus of the panel discussion; Several artists who joined with Rizzi at the forum.

The article profiles several artists participating in the Artexpo exhibition at the Jacob K. Javits Convention Center on March 2-6, 2006 in New York City including Charlie Hays, Bill Lopa, Vladan Ignatov, Eric Christensen and Gaylord Ho.

Presents items related to the art and framing industry available in the market. Addition of 10 new colors to the Alpharag Artcare cotton rag collection by Nielsen Bainbridge of Paramus, New Jersey; Selection of easels by Amron of Coconut Creek Florida.; Announcement of Kona Bean mouldings which feature a Deep Robust Dark Walnut Wood Finish by Omega Moulding of Commack, New York.

Features the Artexpo Rising Stars program presented at the International Artexpo New York in New York City. Art school students nominated to participate in the program; Artistic mediums used by the participants; Display of the artworks in a booth donated by Advanstar Communications.

The article reports that artist John Wesley is commissioned to create the visual identity for The Armory Show 2006, the international fair of new art, to be held on March 10-13, 2006 in New York City. Wesley is best known as a pop artist, painting erotic drawings of women and pop icons throughout his 50-year career. His work plays with comic book and mythical characters, depicting athletes, animals, the female form and intimate moments.

Focuses on the "Solo: Independent Artists Pavilion" at the International Artexpo New York 2004. Importance of independent artists to showcase their work at Artexpo; Enthusiasm of participants and organizers; Significance of the exposure to the public eye and opportunity for business.

Features the Herbert Arnot Galleries in New York City. Services offered by the company; Contact information; Ability of the firm to recognize artwork that pass the test of time.

Highlights the DECOR art exhibition in New York City. Theme of the art and framing materials to be featured in the show; Number of exhibitors and booths in the event; Partnership of the show with the Artexpo New York.

Features Port of Call, an art gallery and home furnishing store in Warwick, New York City. Retail strategy of Port of Call; Price range of the paintings and prints; Features of the gallery; Factors that contributed to the gallery's success.

Reports on the March 2002 DECOR exposition at Javits Center in New York City. Decline in attendance; Complaints of the show's exhibitors about the fees; Details of an industry breakfast featured by the show.

The article reports on the establishment of the Art International Radio (AIR), a web radio station and arts center, by Alanna Heiss, founder of P.S.1 Contemporary Art Center in New York City. It is noted that AIR obtained an agreement from the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs to assume residency in the Clocktower Gallery in Lower Manhattan. The gallery spaces that were closed after September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks will be available for artists' projects and community events.

The article announces the appointment of Barry Bergdoll as the Phillip Johnson Chief Curator of Architecture and Design at the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) in New York City. Bergdoll is the chairman of the art history department of Columbia University. He will replace Terence Riley, who was chief curator since 1992. The appointment was made by Glenn Lowry, director of MoMA.

The article features the "Design Times Square: The Urban Forest Project," an exhibition of a collection of banners designed by various designers and visual artists, at Times Square in New York City, from June 21 to September 4, 2006. According to the article, the exhibition was organized by the AIGA NY Chapter, the Times Square Alliance and Worldstudio Foundation. Several artists whose works are featured in the exhibition include Lawrence Weiner and Natalie Jeremijenko.

The article features Jeffrey Chodorow's restaurant, Social Hollywood in New York City. According to the article, the restaurant's bar side features a glass projection that function as moving art installation created by Picture Farm Productions. It adds that the glass projection system is controlled by a computer array that delivers content to multiple projectors installed in the ceiling of the restaurant.

The article reports on the multimedia exhibition "I Love the Burbs," which opens January 15, 2006 at the Katonah Museum of Art in New York. The exhibition explores how the demographic shift to the suburbs has influenced American culture, economics, lifestyle and politics. Paintings, photographs, sculpture and video presentations by Mark Bennett, Jason Falchook, Todd Hido, David Hockney, Bill Owens, Joel Sternfeld, Larry Sultan, Lane Twitchell and others will delve into the myths and realities of modern day suburban life.

The article discusses upgrades made to the 2006 version of the Artexpo in New York City, themed Big Apple, Big Art, and produced by the periodical "Art Business News." A section called SOLO PHOTO for over 200 emerging artists from the United States and the international community will be introduced. Other introductions or upgrades include the conversion of the main entrance into a digitally produced "Hyperphoto" by French photographer Jean-Fracois Rauzier, the Decorative Arts area, and the Live Artists Profiles.

Cites the conduction of the "Superheroes of the 20th Century" art sale and exhibition at the Animazing Gallery in Soho, New York City. Highlight on exclusive art works by comic book artist Alex Ross and Joseph Giella; Career accomplishments of Ross and Giella; Recogniton of the artists affiliation with DC comics.

Reports that New York City-based Bruce McGaw Graphics has released its catalog titled "Tribeca Works" which features 174 prints. Offer of a variety of abstracts.

Reports the debut paintings show by Christopher Hauck of his series "The Isolated Observer" at Artexpo, New York. Explanation of artist's ideas about isolation as a human condition; Isolation due to technological advances and other influences; Exploration of condition of isolation through colors and motions.

Introduces the work of artist Yukie Ueseka by Grace Art for her first artexpo New York appearance. Description of herself as an aggressive artist always in search of bettering herself; Influence of Japanese nature.

Presents a list of exhibitors participating in the DECOR Expo to be held between February 26 to March 1, 2004.

Reports on the establishment of Keller Art Services by editor Julie Keller in New York City. Services offered by the company; Contact information; Achievements Keller.

Focuses on the installation by Afro-American artist Kara Walker on view at the Studio Museum in New York City. Inclusion of the artwork in the traveling exhibition 'Narratives of A Negress'; Depiction of racial stereotypes, slavery, sex and violence in the blackpaper cutout silhouettes of the artist; Career of Walker represented by the installation.

Highlights the annual L!CENSING show in New York City. Statistics on attendance; Impact of licensing on the art trade; Estimation of royalty revenues accorded to artists and designers.

Focuses on the 18th annual Surtex art exhibition at the Jacob K. Javits Convention Center in New York City. Number of participating exhibitors; Introduction of a marketing campaign; Highlights of the show.