Author Archives: Michelle L Hauk

From doma to daidokoro: Japanese kitchens

By Michelle L Hauk 12 January 2022 Essays

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As it surrendered to standardisation, the Japanese kitchen raised and homogenised its surfaces

Here’s one I made earlier: television kitchens

27 January 2022 By Ellen Peirson

The television kitchen teaches a rapacious audience how to live, as well as how…

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Plastic fantastic: Tupperware parties

25 January 2022 By Alison J Clarke

Utterly ubiquitous and deeply embedded within social networks, Tupperware emerged as an…

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Lillian Moller Gilbreth (1878-1972)

24 January 2022 By Barbara Penner

Reimagining both women’s household labour and the home environment, Gilbreth sought an…

Los Angeles Street Vendor Campaign in 2018

Outrage: LA street vendors under threat

20 January 2022 By Carla de Paz and Andrea Gibbons

Street vendors in LA struggle against erasure by the forces of gentrification

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