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Kim Hall

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An artist and writer, Kim Hall is the Editor of Professional Artist. After earning her B.A. in Art from the University of Central Florida, she went on to study residential design, and completed graduate work in arts management. She worked as an independent artist and freelance writer before coming to Professional Artist. She is currently pursuing her M.A. in Arts Administration through Savannah College of Art and Design. Kim can be reached at khall@professionalartistmag.com.

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The results are in for our second annual Art Calendar Studio Makeover Contest, which ran from June 1 to July 31, 2010 and featured more than $17,000 in prizes.

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A strong Web site and e-mail campaign is essential to maintaining good communication with collectors, fans, the media and anyone else interested in your artwork. Here are three free tools that can enable you to send professional-looking e-newsletters, learn more about your audience and improve the organization of your Web site.

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The results are in for the 2009 Art Calendar Studio Makeover Contest that featured more than $10,000 in prizes. The Art Calendar editors and staff selected the winners from almost 1,500 entries.

For oil painters interested in eliminating harmful solvents from their painting methods, or reducing their exposure to the most harmful, although commonly used, solvents. Expanded article with clean up and color-theory tips.

For oil painters interested in eliminating harmful solvents from their painting methods, or reducing their exposure to the most harmful, although commonly used, solvents. Expanded article with clean up and color-theory tips.

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