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Health & Safety in the Arts A Searchable Database of Health & Safety Information for Artists |
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| Artists Making Art Safely In Tucson's Historic Warehouse District | |||
| Tucson's Historic Warehouses, located in the Tucson Arts District, are a communal and cultural treasure. From a variety of historic downtown warehouses, Tucson's artists drive a vibrant art scene by creating work which beautifies and inspires our community. The goal of this project is to reduce potential health hazards for Tucson artists, teachers, arts organizations and surrounding neighborhoods by stimulating the following: pollution prevention/source reduction practices, waste minimization, decreased health risks and increased awareness in the arts community. |
The Health & Safety in the Arts Exhibit
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Shown at the Tucson/Pima Arts Council on 240 N. Stone from
Nov. 17 until Dec. 21, 2000, the exhibit displayed work from a variety of Tucson's artists. The artworks were accompanied by an explanation of each artist's views on heath and safety in working with their medium.
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Click here to view the exhibit. | |
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Arts Coordinators: Nora Kuehl and David Aguirre Environmental Scientist: Daniel Santamaria Samorano Webmaster: Mark Taylor, City of Tucson Website Designers: Robert Massaro & Greg Loumeau, Dreamco And special thanks to the staff of the Environmental Management Division, Tucson, Arizona. |
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| This information set forth herein is furnished free of charge and is based on public domain information that is believed to be reliable. The City of Tucson makes no warranty as to the completeness or accuracy thereof. The information is to be used at an individual's own risk. | |
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This web site is sponsored by the City of Tucson's Environmental Management Division through an Environmental Justice Grant. | |
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