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Alison A. Lukowski

The Revolution Will Be Digitized

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Weekly Curation Five: Family Time

Every family has stories. Some family tales are mundane, like the time my brother and I jumped off the roof of our house in improvised parachutes (true story).  Other family stories have serious consequences or connection to our culture, such as my grandmother’s escape from Poland during WWI.  For this project, I’d like to you… Read More Weekly Curation Five: Family Time

19/08/2021 lukowskiaaLeave a comment

A Rhetoric of Easter Eggs

When I was a child, I loved painting Easter eggs with my family. For the Polish, egg painting (pisanka) is an art-form and serious business. Crayons and warm colored vinegar washes were inadequate. Like many American Poles, we held on to our traditions. My grandparents, parents, my brother, and I would sit around the table… Read More A Rhetoric of Easter Eggs

12/04/201727/01/2020 lukowskiaaLeave a comment

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