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A comprehensive quarterly edited for watermedia artists. This quartlerly, published by American Artist, presents a range of exciting watercolor artists, their subjects, creative philosophies and techniques.

This magazine is a must for the art collector--both beginning and experienced. The work of the West's most accomplished artists comes to your home every month in the pages of Southwest Art. Each issue highlights up-and coming artists and emerging art trends.

Simply Beads Magazine inspires imagination with the newest and best beading projects, from jewelry to home d cor items! Printed in full color on high-quality paper, there are literally scores of new and original beading projects in each issue, making this a terrific value.

Bring the excitement home! If you love watching people get the good news about their treasures on "Antiques Roadshow" you'll love Antiques Roadshow Insider. Each month, this engaging newsletter (absolutely free of advertising) will bring you the tips and tricks of the experts. How to spot fakes and ...

Issues provide the latest news and information on the latest in sustainable design, with project case studies including product sources and LEED ratings, green products found in trusted green building programs, new policies established by public and private owners.

A critical journal for contemporary culture worldwide. Contains design and color illustrations.

This magazine reports on the personalities, trends and events that shape the international art world. Its articles focus on art ranging from old masters to contemporary art in all genres. Regular features include reviews of books and exhibits, travel destinations, investment and appreciation ...

Clay Times magazine is designed to inform ceramic enthusiasts at all levels of the latest developments in the clay world, while providing useful infornation and techniques.

Magazine covering contemporary visual arts, architecture, and aesthetics. This color glossy is dedicated to publishing great writing about art, not necessarily written by art critics/historians, recognising that novelists, playwrights, musicians, and poets can cast fresh light on writing about art.