Black morning glory: A time for decolonial listening - ed. M.A. van Tulder A mini catalogue documenting the

A mini catalogue documenting the design practice of Livia Lauber on the occasion of the exhibition Objects & Stories Livia Lauber at Tenderbooks in September 2025

Some light digging into the origins of this gridded layout revealed that the mood board dates back to the early twentieth century and is closely linked to designers such as Herbert Baker

each individual meets the camera's gaze with a sense of self-assurance and openness that reflects the trust that was quickly gained in each situation

and his overtures on truth and love are

Issue VIII on Dance Heritage and Issue X on Religion and Dance

Black morning glory: A time for decolonial listening - ed. M.A. van Tulder A mini catalogue documenting theBlack morning glory: A time for decolonial listening investigates the herbarius as both a lens through which we can analyse colonial representations of nature, and as a decolonial tool to explore new relationships with plant life. Considering the artistic research around some of the oldest kruidboeken in the Netherlands by artist M. A. van Tulder during her research residency at Huis van het boek researcher E. A. E. Evans works through the history of