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2024 200 Best Announced!

Iola, Wis. — Sunshine Artist magazine, www.sunshineartist.com, has announced the release of its annual 200 Best, ranking the nation’s most profitable art and craft festivals based on artists’ reported sales in 2023.

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Art Show Reviews Now Online

Sunshine Artist has been adding show reviews to its new website. Read our latest show reviews here.

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This guide provides details about advertising, event listings, show reviews, the 200 Best, show poster contest, and the Promoter Guild.

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Your Guide To Selling Wholesale Online

June 2024, by Diane Sulg

As you know, much of today’s most relevant information and business are found online. Why should selling wholesale be any different? Actually, it is not. So, let us prepare you to make the most of…

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Show Review of the Month Venice-Nokomis Rotary Art and Craft Festival

October 2024, by Brenda Flynn

January 20-21, 2024; 32nd Annual Venice-Nokomis Rotary Art and Craft Festival, Venice, FL. Contact: Venice-Nokomis Rotary Club, P.O. Box 8, Venice, FL. 34284; Phone: 941-468-1254; Email…

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Building a Blooming Business

August 2024, by Diane Sulg

Chris Messina has the mind of a businessperson. She has a degree from Boston College and holds a full-time position with an engineering firm, managing product marketing and four teams with nine…

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What Is Art?

July 2024, by Scott Obernberger

I was recently talking with a friend of mine about a painter’s group she is in. They had an intense discussion, I am told, about the age-old question, “What is art?”  The focus was on whether…

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What Happens Next

May 2024, by Scott Obernberger

In the last issue, I started writing about all the things that go into organizing, planning, and running an art fair.  There is so much we take for granted as artists because we do not see what goes…

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For What It’s Worth

July 2024, by Daniel Grant

“The maid attacked it.” “A water pipe broke and sprayed water all over it.” “The movers dropped it.”  Insurance companies that provide coverage for fine art hear lots of reasons why a work of art has…

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