It was supposed to come out earlier, but I wrote an f'n tome on the subject and the editors keep pushing it back. They say now in July. I'll believe it when I see it. It's the 4th Edition of the Artist's Complete Health & Safety Guide. What I hoped to do was make it easier for people who consult in this area to have a list at the end of each media chapter of most of the things they should be checking and thinking about when they go through each art department. Somebody's got to do this when I croak.

If there is an interest, I'll put it on the list when I know for sure. Also, the 40 hour course at UMass-Amherst is set for August 24-28 this summer. I'm still waiting for a flyer or a registration link so I can start beating the bushes. And if someone really qualified, interested, but broke wants to talk about a little financial help, that might be possible.

Monona

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Hi Monona,

Please give us a heads up when the book you referred to in your early post to James, comes out later this year! I really want to read it to increase my knowledge of art painting this sounds like a very good tool!!

Many thanks

Anne

Anne Hawkins

Academic Affairs Director of Laboratory Safety

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