At arm’s length: MFA Thesis - Sculpture
Readers/Advisors
Asbill, MichaelPuthoff, Emily
Wolf, Reva
Term and Year
Summer 2024Date Published
2024-08Metadata
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At arm’s length speaks to societal and bodily responses to unwanted but essential elements of our environment. Specifically, my research links societal attitudes toward poison ivy to those toward migrants and marginalized groups.Accessibility Statement
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