Golden Yellow 

Curator: Looking at this, I immediately feel nostalgic for art school, those days of mixing colors. Editor: Indeed! This is "Golden Yellow," a designer's water color by F. Weber & Company. The jar presents a glimpse into the commercial production of art materials. Curator: Exactly. Seeing the jar labeled "especially prepared for airbrush and brush," I can't help but think about the industrial process behind artistic creation. Editor: How it democratizes art-making, making tools and materials accessible. Curator: Yes! It allows for broader participation, influencing trends, and the value we place on handmade versus manufactured objects. Editor: A very potent reminder that art always exists within a network of production and exchange. Curator: I like that. It makes me think differently about what we consider 'art' itself.