No Fixed Address and Paint Palettes
If you have driven through the streets of most suburbs, you have seen the row houses of equivalent design, decoration, and setback. Such standardization seems depressing to you, but the important thing is that it seems even more depressing to the suburbanite. As a consequence, an enormous amount of effort has been spent by suburbanites to make their homes different from those on either side and across the street. The more identical things are, the more he seeks some distinctive touch to symbolize and validate any particular tract house as his house. (Donaldson, Scott. The Suburban Myth. Columbia University Press, New York. 1969)

Click here to view the No Fixed Address exhibit.

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