Sunshine Artist’s Audit Book XXIII Reviews Thousands of Art & Craft Shows

ORLANDO, Fla. - Oct. 1, 2014 - PRLog -- Sunshine Artist Magazine (http://www.sunshineartist.com) today announced the release of its Audit Book XXIII, providing detailed information on thousands of art & craft shows nationwide.

Marking the publisher’s first new Audit Book since 2011, Audit Book XXIII is an informative resource primarily geared toward working artists and craftspeople, but it’s also a must-have reference for show directors, staff and attendees. Covering shows that took place between 2009 through 2013, Audit Book XXIII includes thousands of reviews, show contact information, industry trends and lists of legal resources and tax offices, plus copyright forms.

Audit Book XXIII’s foremost goal is to make planning and scheduling easier for artists and craftspeople who make their livings via art & craft shows. Supplementing the reviews in each monthly issue of the magazine, as well as readers’ annual 200 Best ranking of shows, the Audit Book is published every two to three years. Each review is based on reports filed by Sunshine Artist reporters and FastAudit surveys sent in by exhibitors. The listings contain a brief critical review of each show and yearly ratings on a scale of 1 to 9 for easy reference.

“Whether you’re exhibiting at art and craft shows, thinking of doing so, or just want to learn about how they work, Audit Book XXIII is for you,” said Nate Shelton, Managing Editor of Sunshine Artist.

Single copies of Audit Book XXIII cost $54, with a year’s subscription to Sunshine Artist priced at $34.95/year. Mobile app editions of the monthly magazine are available for Android, iOS and Kindle devices for $19.99/year.

About Sunshine Artist Magazine

Sunshine Artist Magazine is the art & craft show industry’s leading publication for exhibitors, promoters and patrons. Since 1972, Sunshine Artist has provided comprehensive reviews of everything from fine art fairs to small craft shows around the country, focusing on sales, artist treatment, overall quality and all other aspects of the featured events. Each monthly issue also includes hundreds of art & craft show listings, including contacts, booth fees, application deadlines and more, as well as timely, informative features designed to help our readers maximize their art & craft show experiences. Sunshine Artist’s 200 Best, spotlighting subscribers’ most-profitable shows in the preceding year, is published annually in September.