An edition of Do not open
(2010)
Do not open
the discarded refrigerators of post-Katrina New Orleans
by Katheryn Krotzer Laborde
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"One of the most common sights during post-Hurricane Katrina was that of the discarded home refrigerator. This book presents the communiqués that transformed appliances into message boards and explores the post-disaster environment that inspired their creation. It features hundreds of black-and-white photographs of the marked refrigerators, along with photographs of post-Katrina New Orleans"--Provided by publisher.
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Refrigerators, Signs and signboards, Hurricane Katrina, 2005, Discarded household appliances, Social conditions, Black-and-white photography, Written communication, Disasters, Pictorial works, Hurricane katrina, 2005, Refrigeration and refrigerating machinery, Household appliances, Photography, New orleans (la.), social conditions, New orleans (la.), description and travelPlaces
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Do not open: the discarded refrigerators of post-Katrina New Orleans
2010, McFarland & Co., Publishers
in English
0786437898 9780786437894
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Table of Contents
Introduction: Coming home
Refrigerators I : empty, full
The people who grieved, the city they mourned for
Voices of the storm
Refrigerators II : getting the word out
Signs of the times
Refrigerators III : anarchy and anger
Grief and frigidaires
Talkin' trash
Refrigerators IV : hope, faith, and love
Epilogue: Gustav.
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
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