artscope magazine: September/October 2008 Welcome Statement: Brian Goslow, managing editor Letters to the Editor Arno Rafael Minkkinen: In Print DressRedress MATERIAL MEDITATION Channing Penna: Movingline Social Justice 2008 and Other Works: THE GRAPHIC ART OF LUBA LUKOVA NATURE & BALANCE 2008 ZINE ART THE SUM OF ITS PARTS PERSPECTIVE & VISION:THE GLASS OF MARTIN ROSOL AND JOSH SIMPSON Museum Spotlight: Fuller Craft Museum Green Door Studio Through the Lense: SHIFTING PERSPECTIVES: Esteban Pastorino Diaz Featured Artist: JOHN DOWD and the Light of Cape Cod Industry Focus: Diana Levine Fine Art RUMINANT BOUNDLESS BEAUTY MYONG HEE KIM: Peace Masks and XI CAI: Infinity Within Beyond the Borders - KEN TAKASHI HORII: OF MIND AND MATTER Beyond the Borders - DAVID H. WELLS: LIGHT STUDIES Beyond the Border - ANSELM KIEFER: Sculpture and Paintings Beyond the Borders - AMERICAN DREAM: Sally Curcio and Jeff Vespa Community: Somersworth, New Hampshire MAIN STREET MURAL PROJECT Community: Roslindale Open Studios Theater: HARBOR LIGHT STAGE PRESENTS “Three Viewings” by Jeffrey Hatcher Music: DREAM OF MUSIC AND ART at the Bowersock Gallery Capsule Previews: September/October 2008

Industry Focus: Diana Levine Fine Art Brian Goslow One Design Center Place Suite 541 Boston JUST BECAUSE DIANA LEVINE FINE ART PUTS HUNDREDS OF ARTWORKS INT INTO HOTELS, CORPORATE HEADQUARTERS AND HOLLYWOOD MOVIES DOESN’T MEAN ITS OWNER DOESN’T PUT EQUAL IMPORTANCE ON THE NEXT CUSTOMER WALKING THROUGH HER DOOR. “NO MATTER HOW SMALL OR HOW LARGE A SALE, I HAVE TO TAKE THE LITTLE ONES,” SAID DIANA LEVINE, WHOSE BUSINESS IS STRATEGICALLY LOCATED IN THE BOSTON DESIGN CENTER. “Maybe I’ll just sell two posters for $75 each but I don’t know where those might lead,” said Levine. Indeed, one such sale eventually led to her furnishing artwork for the entire home of a corporate executive. “That’s why you never ever know. It started with a poster for his office.” Levine’s corporate art consulting career began in 1977. She followed the lead of her mother, Raye Landis, an early innovator in the field who counted filling all 26-floors of the New Jersey Public Service Electric & Gas Company building with works by New Jersey artists amongst her greatest successes. “I was fortunate that my first big client as a corporate art consultant was Prime Computer,” Levine said. “They had bought out Computervision and I was hired to redo their headquarters. I worked so hard to make it work.” In 1987, she decided to bypass Newbury Street and open her own gallery showroom in the newly opened Boston Design Center on the South Boston waterfront. She’s still an important piece of what the center offers: one- stop shopping for building architects as well as individuals looking to remodel or build a new home. “In 2008, being in the Boston Design Center makes my gallery entirely different than Read the entire article in our magazine pages...