Lemon Yellow 

Editor: So, this is "Lemon Yellow," manufactured by Tizian Color Co. It looks like pigment in a glass jar. I'm struck by how such a vibrant color is contained within this somewhat aged, almost clinical container. What story do you think it tells? Curator: This object speaks volumes about the commodification of art and the labor behind artistic creation. Consider the industrial process required to produce this "Lemon Yellow." How does this mass production influence the artist's relationship with color and, more broadly, with their own creative agency? Editor: That's a good point! It's easy to forget the industry behind art sometimes. Curator: Precisely. And consider the historical context: Who had access to these colors? Whose stories were being told, and whose were being left out, because of these limitations? Editor: I never thought of it that way! Thanks for pointing that out. Curator: Of course! It's all about uncovering the layers.