
ALT Top half of image with text "we often expect grief to sjrink over time..." and then three purple creatures hugging a grey spikey creature that shrinks. Below are the words "...in reality our lives grow around it...". Below this is the same purple creature hugging a spikey creature and then a second purple creature that is growing greenery and finally, a third with flowers growing from it and two other creatures by its side. The bottom of the page says "from Tonkin's 1996 theory of grief".

ALT An abstract pattern. The painting is divided into two sections. The top is bright green with flecks of blues and browns creating a iridescent pattern. The lower half of the painting is ochre with grey and rust flecked in creating a similar iridescent pattern as the top. The two halves of the image are melting into each other. The text reads- "Coming at the height of the civil rights movement in the nation, Asian American social activists and scholars argued that Asian Americans were being touted as the model minority to discredit and discourage the protests and demands for social justice of African Americans and Latinos at the time." Fredrick T.L. Leong and Sumie Okazaki Mountain in a new world" by Ruth Harrigan
































