Contact

Our central choice of initial communication is email: arttoartpalette@watchtv.net and in the time it takes, we will respond. For those questions or answer that may require more explanation, telephone contact will be made that fits mutual time and day availabilities. For those who have been with since 1988, continue to email us your press releases with at least 2-3 week lead time.

Ben Rayman, Editor

Kathy Garton, Senior Editor

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About

Founded in 1988, the Art-to-Art Palette Journal began publishing and established its central objective: “. . . to serve as a contributing media for the promotion and support of the arts, an advocate for continued education and for the organizations, groups, societies, clubs and creative minds throughout the United States including beyond its borders.”

Although the Art-to-Art Palette Journal has been mainly published in print and produced bi-annually in a soft-cover book-magazine format, today it currently publishes online with an editorial content that records the histories, featuring artists, educators and the entities, including extensive readings of related topics.

Besides AAPJ own networks, they continue with the Art-to-Art: Building Friendships Through Art associations formed throughout its own active history from 1986-2006 where AAPJ served as its national spokes media.  The ‘Art-to-Art’ program operated as a national Ohio-based k-12 art education 501c3 entity.

The Art-to-Art program started with three schools, one each in Ohio, Indiana and Wisconsin began to soar and thusly in 2006 peaked itself at a 42-state, over 400 school participation. Furthermore and using numbers based on the print medias where the program’s participating schools were located and its annual national show sites, an unaudited twenty-year history to and about the program falls within a potential exposure of 50 million.

The Art-to-Art program was founded by Patricia Rayman, then an art teacher in the Delphos Public School system, who wanted to give her students more; a teacher who grew up in Northern New Jersey, a stone’s throw away from the Big Apple, upon graduation was told by a fellow classmate of  an opening in her rural Western Ohio roots.

Although the Art-to-Art program is not in physical operation as of this report, its rights and future are still maintained by its founder, who today continues to teach art education academics and applications at art centers and higher educational institution in Western Ohio. In addition, its original curriculum guide is in a revising process with its objective to become both an integrated and subsidiary teaching model with Art Education in the forefront.

 

What We Do . . .

AAP Digital Network (AAPDN) is the electronic publishing platform for Art-to-Art Palette imprints:

Art-to-Art Palette Journal (AAPJ) is a mainstream publication serving the Arts and Educational communities.  www.arttoartpalettejournal.com

Art-to-Art Marketplace Guide (AAMG) is designed to promote the services, products and venues for those in and serving the Arts and Educational communities. AAMG is also a separate inclusive in the AAPJ.

Northwest Passage Record (NWPR) is an all-news content media that travels the communities along and around US27 in Eastern Indiana and US127 in Western Ohio.

Art-to-Art Palette NewsWire (AAPNW) is the Midwest news reporting channel to AAPJ with timed-related happenings within Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Michigan, Wisconsin, Kentucky, Tennessee, West Virginia, and the Western portions of Maryland, Virginia, Pennsylvania and New York.

Palette News Arts Network (PNAN) serves AAPJ’s as its national and beyond AAPNW with its news reporting channel on people, places and events.

In addition to the above, AAPDN maintains associations with other digital and print medias that publishes non-related art and educational writings.

The AAP Company also engages selectively in book and card publishing with its imprints, Art-to-Art PaletteBooks and Art-to-Art PaletteCards. Its overall history dates back to the founder, Ben Rayman with his beginning in the printing and publishing industry in the early 1970s at the Delphos Herald. Throughout the years, the ‘dream’ surfaced in other forms, such as “I wrote for entrepreneurs and founders; those who wanted to make sure their about and objectives were told in good press,” said Rayman.  “You could say I was not only their publicist or public relations person, but also an ‘in-house’ extension of their marketing department.”

Today (June 1, 2020) as we begin our 33rd year, we continue our founding forums. Publishers Representative: Media House Communications llc.

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