A Message to Aqua-Resin Customers Regarding COVID-19

Dear AQUA-RESIN Customers:

Aqua-Resin is up and running.

Aqua-Resin, in compliance with local, state, and federal guidance, is continuing to operate on a normal schedule. Shipping and trucking are deemed “essential” and will continue to operate; we expect no delays in this area.

All of our office staff, however, have been instructed to work from home in accordance with CDC guidelines. We ask that you bear with us, as some of the communication lines may be slower than usual.

We will continue to accept orders by phone (212-226-1208) or email (arcustomerservice@aquaresin.com).

We wish you all the best during these troubling times, and hope that everyone stays safe and healthy.

LOUIS LIEBERMAN
President
AQUA-RESIN® 

Eirik Arnesen Aqua-Resin Videos

We just came across a series of Aqua-Resin video tutorials that we would like to share here with you.

The artist in these videos, Eirik Arnesen, is a highly accomplished and highly regarded figurative sculptor, currently working out of Florence Italy. We are quite pleased that Mr. Arensen has chosen Aqua-Resin as his medium for these tutorials.

Art Safety Program at The University of Massachusetts-Amherst

UPDATE - THE DATES FOR THIS COURSE HAVE BEEN CHANGED TO AUGUST 20 - 24, 2018. IN ADDITION, YOU CAN NOW RESERVE ROOMS AT THE CAMPUS HOTEL  AT A REDUCED RATE BY CONTACTING FACILITIES MANAGER ROBERT WOO AT rfwwoo@art.umass.edu


From the ACTS (Arts, Crafts and Theater Safety) January 2018 newsletter:

“The second class in the Art Safety Program at the University of Massachusetts-Amherst is scheduled for August 6th to August 10th, 2018. People interested in working as safety professionals in the art and theater arenas or who want to add a safety component to their art and theatrical art skill-set should consider reserving this time for taking this forty-hour course. Save the dates and as soon as enrollment opens we will provide the details.

This young new program designed to teach the health, safety, and regulatory information needed to work safely in all disciplines in fine arts, crafts, conservation, and theatrical arts and with processes from historic and traditional art to new technologies such as 3D printing, lasers, and theatrical special effects. The safety features and ventilation systems appropriate for studios, shops, theaters and classrooms will be considered. And risk factors for various ages of students, professional artists, theatrical casts, and crews will be considered, from children to seniors and people with disabilities.”

ACTS is a not-for-profit corporation that provides health, safety, industrial hygiene, technical services, and safety publications to the arts, crafts, museums, and theater communities. Monona Rossol, its founder, has been publishing important safety information for the arts through the ACTS FACTS monthly newsletter for over 30 years.

ACTS FACTS is available by subscription. Here is a LINK to the subscription page.

Upcoming January 2017 Art Students League Workshop

The next Aqua-Resin Casting and Building Workshop presented by The Art Students League of New York and taught by artist Rand Hardy will be Saturday and Sunday, January 7 and 8, 2017. We will provide a link for workshop details and registration information closer to the date.

The Art Students League is located at 215 West 57th Street in NYC.