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[Mohawk Industries] A brand name for an adhesive emulsion. Rivit's glue, originally made by Behlen's, is a white water-based emulsion of polyvinyl acetate. It dries to a clear film and was used by J. Pollack for sizing canvases and as a finishing coat over black pours (Coddington 1999). | [Mohawk Industries] A brand name for an adhesive emulsion. Rivit's glue, originally made by Behlen's, is a white water-based emulsion of polyvinyl acetate. It dries to a clear film and was used by J. Pollack for sizing canvases and as a finishing coat over black pours (Coddington 1999). | ||
| − | == | + | ==Resources and Citations== |
| − | J.Coddington, "No Chaos Damn It" in Jackson Pollack: New Approaches, Museum of Modern Art, New York, 1999. | + | * J.Coddington, "No Chaos Damn It" in Jackson Pollack: New Approaches, Museum of Modern Art, New York, 1999. |
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Latest revision as of 17:37, 4 August 2022
Description
[Mohawk Industries] A brand name for an adhesive emulsion. Rivit's glue, originally made by Behlen's, is a white water-based emulsion of polyvinyl acetate. It dries to a clear film and was used by J. Pollack for sizing canvases and as a finishing coat over black pours (Coddington 1999).
Resources and Citations
- J.Coddington, "No Chaos Damn It" in Jackson Pollack: New Approaches, Museum of Modern Art, New York, 1999.