Inmo, a commercial gallery specializing in architecture and art, opened in early 1999.
Photojournalists and commercial photographers specializing in corporate work began adopting the new technology in the mid-1990's.
The Clearfield Naval Supply Depot just outside the city has been developed as Freeport Center, a large commercial complex specializing in storage, packaging, fabrication, and transportation.
In addition to a growing number of commercial companies specializing in audio and video forensic analysis, academic and nonprofit labs are developing tools for this purpose.
In 2011, the British publishing house Laurence King asked Johanna Basford, a Scottish artist and commercial illustrator specializing in hand-drawn black-and-white patterns for wine labels and perfume vials, to draw a children's coloring book.
Von ammon co, a new commercial gallery specializing in digital art, opens in D.C. on Saturday, and its first show, "Tabor Robak: Mental," promises to transport viewers to a future where mass media has mutated into something strange and unsettling.
By Adrienne Raphel July 12 , 2015In 2011, the British publishing house Laurence King asked Johanna Basford, a Scottish artist and commercial illustrator specializing in hand-drawn black-and-white patterns for wine labels and perfume vials, to draw a children's coloring book.
Or they can spring for a slice of pie à la mode ($4), made with a scoop of locally churned ice cream from Micosta, a nursery and commercial kitchen specializing in berries and fruits, owned by Steven McKay, the educator specializing in small fruits and grapes for Cornell University Cooperative Extension in Columbia, Dutchess, Orange, Rensselaer and Ulster Counties.
At Stratford, visitors can create a base, as I did, wandering around the peninsula from one town to another, stopping at whim in villages like Reedville, once home to a commercial fishery specializing in menhaden, a small fish whose pressed oil has been used to make everything from crankcase oil to Tender Vittles.
Commercial attorneys specializing in white-collar crime matters are probably most apt to be in positions of referral, yet it's also wise to explore various associations, particularly those in highly regulated industries like health care, financial services or defense.
