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Staying well as a Professional Artist
Reflections on
the Art of Tracy Hill
by Friedhard Kiekeben, 2018
[Walking in Wetlands with Tracy Hill]
An essay by Deborah Stevenson
The Art and Photography of Henrik Bøegh,
by Friedhard Kiekeben, 2018
article by Jane Qui
article by Friedhard Kiekeben and Willy Richardson
essay on Keith Howard's prints,
by Alan Singer in conversation with Friedhard Kiekeben
editor's introduction on printed art and new approaches
On Big Drawings
Jennifer Shaw
toxic art materials, health issues and art history
Scott Fieldsa breakthrough in contemporary printing
making large-scale prints
urban environments in decay and renewal
some links: frieze | printmaking today | moma | printedmatter
s a f e p a i n t i n g
There are many health related aspects that are relevant to printmaking and painting, and these are discussed in our pages on Pigments, Solvent Toxicity and Safe Solvent Alternatives, Reproduction Risks, and Legal Aspects. Some of the information on solvent hazards and solvent safety is based on toxicological research and writings originally published by Art Hazard News and the Health in the Arts Program, University of Illinois at Chicago; additional advice on current research was given by Michael McCann.
The Fine Art Painting Section includes a comprehensive essay by Merle Spandorfer on all the painting media available to artists, including acrylic painting, oil painting, gouache, pigments, mediums, etc., which was first published in Making Art Safely by Van Nostrand Reinhold, NY.
Safe Oil Painting: Goodby to Turpentine
p r i n t m a k i n g
Photo-Polymer Printmaking: Content
Letters on Hazardous Materials
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s a f e t y
p u b l i c a t i o n s
NOTE: EBOOKS (EB)
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Beginners Compendium (EB)
Intaglio Manual (EB)
m e d i u m s | m e t h o d s | m a t e r i a l s
s p e c i a l H+S t o p i c s
Respiratory Problems in Art Teachers
National Press Photographers Association Health Survey
Artist Dies in Basement Cyanide Accident
NIOSH Filter Selection (for respirators)
Respirator Program
Metalworking: General Overview & Welding
Hazards and Precautions in Art
Painting and Drawing
Oil Painting Hazards in Classrooms
Metal Pigments used in Paints and Inks
High School Turpentine Exposure
Recalls of Imported Crayons Because of Lead Poisoning Hazard
Marker Hazards and Children
Respiratory Problems in Art Teachers
Consumer Product Safety Alert:
Children's Art Labeling