For artists, collectors, gallery staff, and art curators—here's everything you need to know about presenting and protecting works of art being transported or on display in the studio, home, gallery, or museum.
Step by step, readers will learn how to store and handle art properly, photograph art, insure and secure art, set up proper environmental controls, mat and frame safely, and utilize manual and computer systems for record keeping. This third edition also features all-new information on technological advances, materials, methods, and art forms, plus interviews with leading experts.
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"Caring for Your Art is a straight forward reference work that could become a well thumbed through volume on your reference shelf." -- Graphic Artist Guild
"Caring for Your Art uses the kind of language most homeowners can easily understand. [It] is the hands down winner in terms of readability and useful illustrations." -- American Artist
"Caring for Your Art will be an invaluable addition to the library of anyone who creates, collects, or exhibits art." -- Antiques & Auction News
"Handling art is an art. Get and read Jill Snyder's book, Caring for Your Art. Then make sure that everyone on your staff reads it, too. I have been knocking around the art world for over 25 years, and I learned more than one thing I didn't know from this excellent book. . . . Wow." -- Artifacts
"The information is useful for any person who must care for art. The methods mentioned are taken from interviews with artists, conservators and other art professionals." -- Decor
"This book . . . is a guide for artists, collectors, galleries, and art institutions, and is sure to be helpful in the safekeeping of your art as well as becoming an invaluable addition to your library." -- Fidelity's Home Magazine
"This book offers step-by-step guidelines for the safekeeping of art in your studio, home or gallery . . . the text is easy to read. . . . There are helpful tips on photographing your work, important not only for artists wishing to duplicate slides for potential clients or collectors, but for documentation of works for insurance purposes." -- Communication Arts --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.
"Caring for Your Art uses the kind of language most homeowners can easily understand. [It] is the hands down winner in terms of readability and useful illustrations." -- American Artist
"Caring for Your Art will be an invaluable addition to the library of anyone who creates, collects, or exhibits art." -- Antiques & Auction News
"Handling art is an art. Get and read Jill Snyder's book, Caring for Your Art. Then make sure that everyone on your staff reads it, too. I have been knocking around the art world for over 25 years, and I learned more than one thing I didn't know from this excellent book. . . . Wow." -- Artifacts
"The information is useful for any person who must care for art. The methods mentioned are taken from interviews with artists, conservators and other art professionals." -- Decor
"This book . . . is a guide for artists, collectors, galleries, and art institutions, and is sure to be helpful in the safekeeping of your art as well as becoming an invaluable addition to your library." -- Fidelity's Home Magazine
"This book offers step-by-step guidelines for the safekeeping of art in your studio, home or gallery . . . the text is easy to read. . . . There are helpful tips on photographing your work, important not only for artists wishing to duplicate slides for potential clients or collectors, but for documentation of works for insurance purposes." -- Communication Arts --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.
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Concerns about preserving an artwork ideally start before a work is created or put on display: What degree of humidity can a studio or show room have? How will the exciting new plastic material behave once the color has dried out? With CARING FOR YOUR ART, those involved with the creation and distribution of art will be able to choose locations, creative material, supports, framing equipment and wrapping material without running into unpleasant surprises.
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The book provides useful instructions for storage and shipping but it is too generic and superficial in other areas like insurance, security and inventory control.
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fine arts insurance, matted work, fine arts policy, archival quality materials, backing board, inherent vice, polyethylene foam, pressure sensitive tape, gray card, strip frame, mat board, framing works, mailing tube, glazed surface, percent relative humidity Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
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fine arts insurance, matted work, fine arts policy, archival quality materials, backing board, inherent vice, polyethylene foam, pressure sensitive tape, gray card, strip frame, mat board, framing works, mailing tube, glazed surface, percent relative humidity Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
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- Business And Legal Forms for Fine Artists (3rd Edition) by Tad Crawford on page 92, page 143, and Back Matter
- Legal Guide for the Visual Artist by Tad Crawford on page 84, and Back Matter
- Guide to Environmental Protection of Collections by Barbara Appelbaum in Back Matter
- The Artist-Gallery Partnership: A Practical Guide to Consigning Art by Tad Crawford in Back Matter
- Museum Environment, Second Edition (Butterworth - Heinemann Series in Conservation and Museology) by GARRY THOMSON CBE in Back Matter
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- An Artist's Guide: Making It in New York City by Daniel Grant in Back Matter (1), and Back Matter (2)
- The Fine Artist's Career Guide, 2nd Edition: Making Money in the Arts and Beyond by Daniel Grant in Back Matter (1), and Back Matter (2)
- The Artist-Gallery Partnership: A Practical Guide to Consigning Art by Tad Crawford in Back Matter (1), and Back Matter (2)
- How to Grow as an Artist by Daniel Grant in Back Matter (1), and Back Matter (2)
- Selling Your Crafts by Susan Joy Sager in Back Matter
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