Toller Cranston sign a multi year Strategic Branding and Marketing agreement
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(Canada NewsWire via COMTEX) ----Artevo (TSX Venture
Exchange AEV), a technology driven company focused on the
production, marketing and distribution of all categories
of fine art, today unveiled its plan to market Toller
Cranston original artworks on a global basis. Artevo has
also secured the exclusive rights to produce and market
dozens of Cranston fine art reproductions.
"This is an incredible opportunity for the Artevo brand,"
says Christopher Talbot, President and CEO. "We are very
familiar with providing the very best in Artistic
excellence to our customers, and to have been chosen by a
world class artist as his exclusive global distributor
for his artworks is not something we take lightly."
Born in Hamilton, Canada, Toller Cranston is widely
acclaimed as the most influential figure skater of this
century. A lifetime of remarkable achievements make this
artist extraordinary: Olympic medalist; Member of the
Order of Canada; three-time world free-skating champion;
Canadian Athlete of the Year; internationally-known
painter, illustrator, author, designer, choreographer;
commentator and star of award-winning television specials
and films. These credits are merely the tip of the
creative iceberg. As an artist, Mr. Cranston is highly
respected by his peers and has exhibited in many
prestigious galleries around the world.
Artevo is a Calgary-based fine art resource for the
global art community. Their primary focus is to make
artwork accessible, understandable and fun. Artevo has
one of the largest, instantly searchable, pre-selected
artwork collections in the world. A network of
established, credentialed agents worldwide enables Artevo
direct access to the leading artists of the world. For
more information on Toller Cranston and other exclusive
artists please visit artevo.com.
Artevo is a publicly traded company and started trading
on the TSX Venture Exchange June 24, 2008.
The TSX Venture Exchange Inc. has neither approved nor
disapproved the