Curated by Domenic Iacono, director of the Syracuse University Art Galleries and member of the Print Council of America, this monumental exhibition brings together for the first time artists, and in many cases the actual print itself, illustrated in the 1962 publication by Stanley William Hayter, About Prints.
Do not wear soft contact lenses while taking isoniazid, pyrazinamide, and rifampin. This medicine may turn certain body fluids a red color (including tears, saliva, urine, and sweat). While this is a harmless side effect, it may permanently stain contact lenses.
When this occurs, it is called cyanosis, and it reflects a state in which the blood flowing through the lips has been stripped significantly of oxygen. Blood that is not well oxygenated turns blue in color. There are many potential causes for cyanosis, many of them being quite serious. Therefore, if you are really having a bluish color to your lips, you will need to go see your primary care doctor as soon as possible. They will do a thorough examination looking for any signs of heart or lung disease.