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By June 21, 2010
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You may call us TheArtblog, Inc now.  It’s our official corporate title in the state of Pennsylvania.  Roberta is President and Libby is CEO of our new (soon-to-be) non-profit.  Here are the officers posing with their briefcases. We haven’t gone out to buy our power suits yet. : ) : )

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Official Artblog annual report photo of corporate officers. Photo by Stella Kimbrough

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