The Avery Review Issue 48 [electronic resource].
The Avery Review 2020
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Cruz Garcia and Nathalie Frankowski listen to the post-colonial loudreaders of Puerto Rico; Louise Hickman takes stock of the devices and affective labor involved in flying while disabled; Evan Kleekamp browses the “impaired commodities” of Emily Barker’s art; Jen Rose Smith traces Native resistance to seasonal salmon fisheries in coastal Alaska in the summer of COVID-19; and Francisco Quiñones looks behind Luis Barragán’s walls to consider the role of domestic labor in shaping Mexican modernism.
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Architectural criticism
Architecture
Art criticism
Ecology
Art--Exhibitions
Industrial design
Modern movement (Architecture)
Postcolonialism
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Caitlin Blanchfield
Joanna Joseph
Isabelle Kirkham-Lewitt
Jacob R. Moore
Alissa Anderson
Jordan H. Carver
Ana María León
Cruz Garcia
Nathalie Frankowski
Louise Hickman
Evan Kleekamp
Francisco Quiñones
Jen Rose Smith
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