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Ziggurats in the U.S.: the reception of Assyrian architecture in New York City

Ziggurats in the U.S.: the reception of Assyrian architecture in New York City

Freddy Rodríguez, <em>Paradise for a Tourist Brochure</em>

Freddy Rodríguez, Paradise for a Tourist Brochure

Pocho Research Society (Sandra de la Loza), <em>Echoes en el Echo: A Series of Interventions about Memory, Place, and Gentrification</em>

Pocho Research Society (Sandra de la Loza), Echoes en el Echo: A Series of Interventions about Memory, Place, and Gentrification

Celia Álvarez Muñoz, <em>Which Came First? Enlightenment #4</em>

Celia Álvarez Muñoz, Which Came First? Enlightenment #4

Christina Fernandez, <em>María’s Great Expedition</em>

Christina Fernandez, María’s Great Expedition

Muriel Hasbun, <em>Todos los santos (Volcán de Izalco, amén)</em>

Muriel Hasbun, Todos los santos (Volcán de Izalco, amén)

Rashid Johnson, <em>Stacked Heads</em>

Rashid Johnson, Stacked Heads

Carmen Lomas Garza, <em>Tamalada</em>

Carmen Lomas Garza, Tamalada

Harry Gamboa Jr., <em>À la Mode</em>, from the Asco era

Harry Gamboa Jr., À la Mode, from the Asco era

Malaquías Montoya, <em>Vote Register</em>

Malaquías Montoya, Vote Register

Beatriz Cortez, <em>Ilopango, The Volcano That Left</em>

Beatriz Cortez, Ilopango, The Volcano That Left

Poverty Point, Louisiana

Poverty Point, Louisiana