Colloseum online casino » Review of Online Slots

administrator@infoswell.com (Linda White-Francis) — Mon, 04 Oct 2010 20:56:58 +0000

DOLLS magazine has recognized the legendary Helen Kish this year with its 2010 Lifetime Achievement Award. The Gala Awards Breakfast, where Kish was honored, was held Oct. 2, 2010, in Winston-Salem, N.C. at the 2010 Doll Teddy & Bear EXPO. Kish, with more than 30 years of dedication to the craft, astonishing genius as an artist and major success to her credit, was without a doubt the ideal pick for this year’s winner.

Colloseum online casino » Review of Online Slots

support4@infoswell.com (Carie Ferg) — Fri, 01 Aug 2008 00:00:00 +0000

Deep in the hub of the Mile High City’s LoDo district sits The Oxford Hotel. Built in 1891, the historic inn showcases turn-of-the-century opulence enhanced by modern amenities. It is, to say the least … nice.

From April 25 to 27, the hotel bustled with the activity brought in by the Kish & Co. Collectors Conference & Convention. The hotel’s Victorian extravagance set the stage for an extended weekend of fine company, food, entertainment, learning opportunities and, of course, dolls. The event, dubbed Twice is Nice, kicked off Friday with store specials and collector interviews, which ran throughout the weekend. There were also workshops on BJD maintenance, artistic footwear, decorating with dolls, sculpting with Helen Kish, glamour photography and the special guest—acclaimed fashion illustrator Jim Howard. The convention picked up full swing at the opening dinner where enthusiastic attendees dressed as their favorite Kish dolls to participate in the theme.

Colloseum online casino » Review of Online Slots

support4@infoswell.com (Meredith Matthews) — Wed, 01 Sep 2004 00:00:00 +0000

With her new eight-inch doll, Helen Kish is discovering that huge success sometimes comes in tiny packages!

Anyone who thinks bigger is better obviously is not familiar with the work of Helen Kish. The doll artist, owner of Kish & Company, is well known for her richly detailed one-of-a-kind pieces, limited editions, and dolls she’s designed for companies like Dakin and Pleasant Company. Lately, though, she’s been reaping enormous rewards from downsizing, both in art and life.