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Lead-safety Message: Old cars paint are high in lead and can be a health hazard. There have been cases of children suffering lead poisoning from playing in soil contaminated by auto paint dust. Please don’t use lead.

Artist: Sathvik Deepak

School Name: Jollyfrog Kindergarden

Age: 4

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Lead-safety Message: Water does not naturally contain much lead. But untreated water can damage lead pipes, causing the toxic element to seep into a water source. It can then pick up lead as it travels elsewhere.

Artist: Medha Ramesh

School Name: Merryhill Elementary and Middle School

Age: 10

Description of Work: Oil pastels and water colour

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Lead-safety Message: High-grade exposure is from ingestion of lead and often affects waterfowl, granivorous birds, and raptors. Unfortunately, the toxic effects of lead may be passed through the egg, resulting in chick mortality.

Artist: Medha Ramesh

School Name: Merryhill Elementary and Middle School

Age: 10

Description of Work: Oil pastels and water colour

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Lead-safety Message: Lead poisoning is one of the most commonly reported toxic conditions in both wild and domestic ducks. In wild ducks, it is often caused by lead shotgun pellets. Live and let live.

Artist: Medha Ramesh

School Name: Merryhill Elementary and Middle School

Age: 10

Description of Work: Oil pastels and water colour

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Lead-safety Message: Lead can harm production of blood cells and the absorption of calcium needed for strong bones and teeth, muscle movements, and the work of nerves and blood vessels.

Artist: Manasa Ramesh

School Name: Merryhill Elementary and Middle School

Age: 7

Description of Work: Oil Pastel and Water colour

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Lead-safety Message: In Omaha, Ten penguins have died of lead poisoning at the Henry Doorly Zoo, not from bullets but from eating lead pellets they confused with food.

Artist: Manasa Ramesh

School Name: Merryhill Elementary and Middle School

Age: 7

Description of Work: Oil Pastel and Water colour

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Lead-safety Message: Birds are very sensitive to lead toxicity. Please be aware of what you give back to our planet.

Artist: Manasa Ramesh

School Name: Merryhill Elementary and Middle School

Age: 7

Description of Work: Oil pastels and water colour

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Lead-safety Message: We don’t want to be dead, so don’t use Lead.

Artist: Manasa Ramesh

School Name: Merryhill Elementary and Middle School

Age: 7

Description of Work: Water colour

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Lead-safety Message: Used chemical free colors

Artist: Shraddha Shankar

School Name: Homebush west public school

Age: 5

Description of Work: Crayons

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Lead-safety Message: Black Lives Matter and How do we trust Johns Hopkins to provide America with Covid-19 research when they poisoned children of color with Lead?

Educate yourself about Lead Poisoning. Demand your Leaders Find it, Fund it, Fix It.
Johns Hopkins Lead Paint Experiment Endangers Children ( date October 26, 2006 )

Artists: Kim Cole and Korey Nicholas

Age: 52

Description of Work: Photograph and Alliance For Human Research Protection