CONDUCTING ART EXHIBITIONS

Brand Owner (click to sort) Address Description
ART ELIAS A. FELLUSS 1800 BELMONT RD. WASHINGTON DC 20009 CONDUCTING ART EXHIBITIONS;
GALLERIES INTERNATIONAL Galleries International, Inc. 460 Amberidge Trail NW. Atlanta GA 30328 Conducting Art Exhibitions;No claim is made to the exclusive right to use the words Galleries International, apart from the mark as shown.;Consulting Services in Artwork Framing;Appraising and Brokering Artwork for Others;
GREAT BEAUTIFUL BLACK WOMEN JOHNSON PRODUCTS CO., INC. Chicago IL Conducting Art Exhibitions;
LABS ACROSS AMERICA Buzz Licensing, Inc. 1173 Glencoe Ave. Highland Park IL 60035 Conducting art exhibitions;
MR. BIG APPLE BAF PROPERTIES, INC. 708 Third Avenue New York NY 10017 CONDUCTING ART EXHIBITIONS, SPECIAL EVENT PLANNING AND MANAGEMENT; AND/OR SPECIAL EVENT MANAGEMENT, NAMELY, ORGANIZING COMMUNITY SPORTING AND CULTURAL EVENTS;MAGNETS;METAL MONEY CLIPS;CHRISTMAS TREE ORNAMENTS, PLUSH TOYS, REPLICA TOY MODELS, NAMELY, CARS, TRAINS AND AIRPLANES;ARTWORK, NAMELY, ART PICTURES, ART ETCHINGS, ART PRINTS; BOOKS, NAMELY, COOKBOOKS; CALENDARS, PAPERWEIGHTS, POSTERS;ORNAMENTAL NOVELTY PINS;ASHTRAYS OF PRECIOUS METAL, CIGARETTE LIGHTERS OF PRECIOUS METAL;WEARING APPAREL, NAMELY, HEADWEAR, KNIT SHIRTS, WOVEN SHIRTS, T-SHIRTS, SWEATSHIRTS;MISTER BIG APPLE;ASHTRAYS NOT OF PRECIOUS METAL, CIGARETTE LIGHTERS NOT OF PRECIOUS METAL;PLATES, BEVERAGE GLASSWARE, CERAMIC COFFEE MUGS, CERAMIC BEER MUGS;BIG APPLE;
 

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Technical Examples
  1. One aspect of the invention provides an ion-conducting membrane comprising an ion-conducting region and a non-ion-conducting region. The ion-conducting region is formed by a plurality of ion-conducting passageways that extend through the membrane. The passageways are filled with ion-conducting material and may be surrounded by non-ion conducting material. The membrane may comprise a substrate of non-ion-conducting material that is penetrated by openings, each opening providing a corresponding one of the passageways.