The Magnolia Grows at Night

The Magnolia Grows at NightThe Magnolia Grows at Night is drawn from a diary Fransisca Angela kept while making a film of the same title. The work was inspired by the friendship and letters between her oma and a Dutch nun who did missionary work in the Dutch East Indies. A decade after her omas death, Fransisca traced the address in Maastricht that led her to a convent, where a community of Indonesian nuns care for elderly Dutch nuns. A large magnolia tree stood inside the

Catalan Scenes lingers on orgiastic imaginaries and sexual soundscapes

Time is more than a line drawn from the past to the future

to the very nadir of design’s inferno

We must replace Good Mother myths with a realistic approach to parenting

It contains the necessary tools to activate Debriefing Sessions and in doing so trains future Agents in a series of one-to-one exchanges gathered from work in the field

Similarities are revealed/explored

The retrospective culminated in the publication of a new Yvonne Rainer filmography

Throughout the 1920s

and authorship and reproduction

relying only on communication software to contact and learn from each other's relative location

I hand him my passport

The result of her research was Silent Spring