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Beyond the Easel : Preparing to Market and Sell Your Art 
This course is designed for professional artists who approach art as a business.  Workshop led by Rosetta DeBerardinis, Zenith Gallery Resident Artist, former 3 yr. Artist- in- Residence at School 33 Art Center, Liquitex Artist of the Month, contributor to Daily Campello Art News, former Art Tour Guide, Golden Artist Colors spokesperson and abstract painter whose work has been exhibited and sold at commercial galleries and museums internationally.  
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The Food Glorious Food is a unique annual collaboration between artists, top area chefs, businesses and individuals that has raised more than $100,000 for the Capital Area Food Bank in just four years.  Launched in 2005, the mix of food, art and charity includes a month-long art show of food in all its fabulous forms; a calendar with art from the show and delectable recipes; and a calendar launch party and silent auction.  This year's  show opens with the party on December 1, 2010.    view past 2009 exhibition   


The Freedom Place Collection
of 52 privately held works by preeminent African American artists Romare Bearden, Benny Andrews, Alma Thomas, Robert Freeman and Richard Yarde was an immediate success when it was unveiled by ZCAF at Zenith Gallery, Washington, DC, in fall 2007. Since then, the collection has been shown at Meridian House International and Congressional Bank in Washington DC and the University of New England in Camden, Maine.  
 press release


eARThly.concerns,
a platform for environmental initiatives, was launched in 2008 to increase awareness of America’s endangered natural treasures.   Its inaugural project, What Remains: The American Landscape Portfolio of limited-edition prints, benefits the environment through the sale of giclée prints of renowned realist painter Bradley Stevens’s majestic landscapes.  Its first beneficiary is the Trust for Public Land and other non-profit environmental groups will be added as the program expands.  
press release
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