Issue Date: JUNE 1989; VOLUME 53, ISSUE 563
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COVER: Morning Stripes (Striped Drapery) (detail), by Mark Dassoulas (see pp. 38-39), 1988, oil, 60 x 781/2.

FEATURES:
MARK DASSOULAS by M. Stephen Doherty. The solo exhibition of this artist's oil paintings, currently on display in New York City, is the culmination of ten years of dedicated work, difficult sacrifices, and considerable expense.

THE WATERCOLOR PAGE: MICHAEL SCHLICTING. This Oregon artist describes his approach to transparent watercolor.

SKIP STEINWORTH by Betsy Schein Goldman. "The themes in my drawings involve such issues as balance, order, harmony, and chance," says this Minnesota artist. "I am attempting to define those elusive elements in my aft.".

CAROLINE HUFF by Jill Wechsler. Photographs serve to remind this Maryland artist of the stark beauty of the landscape and the statuesque appearance of people on the Greek Islands she has visited.

COMPETITION WINNERS REVISITED by Valerie R. Rivers. An exhibition in Denver brings together artists who were winners in three previous American Artist competitions.

THE BROOKGREEN GARDENS SCULPTURE COLLECTION by Eunice Agar. Contributing editor Eunice Agar takes us on a tour of the largest and most attractive outdoor collection of American figurative sculpture.

1989 BUSINESS SUPPLEMENT:
SECURING GALLERY REPRESENTATION by Edward Feit.
SUPPLEMENTING GALLERY SALES by Calvin I. Goodman.
THE POLLOCK-KRASNER FOUNDATION: SPECIAL ASSISTANCE FOR NEEDY ARTISTS by Margaret Mathews-Berenson.

DEPARTMENTS:
PROFESSIONAL PAGE by Daniel Grant.
TECHNICAL PAGE by Joy Turner Luke.
FOOTNOTES. LETTERS. EDITORIAL. ART MART. QUICK TIPS. ART BOOKS AND VIDEOS. BULLETIN BOARD. COMING IN JULY. INDEX TO ADVERTISING. EXHIBITS.
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