A priest was there to lead the sisters in reflection.
"I like doubles, like mothers and daughters, or sisters or reflections," says Sarfati. "This represents my research into women's identities..
"I like doubles, like mothers and daughters, or sisters or reflections," says Sarfati. "This represents my research into women's identities... I am interested in fixing that instability". Like all her work, the end result is both intriguing and elusive.
Soon after his appointment, Father Sogliuzzo put an end to Sister Nicholson's reflections, a decision that alienated even some of the most devout parishioners.
Their dilemma reflects Aidoo's characteristic concern with the "been-to" (African educated abroad), voiced again in her semiautobiographical experimental first novel, Our Sister Killjoy; or, Reflections from a Black-Eyed Squint (1966).
The choreographer Radhouane El Meddeb offers "Sous Leurs Pieds, le Paradis" (a United States premiere), in which he pays homage to mothers, sisters and daughters, inviting reflection on Tunisia's evolving gender politics and exploring the feminine aspects of his own identity.
A cover of "Lucretia, My Reflection" by the Sisters of Mercy was also included.
However, the family dynamic, specifically Roseanne and her sister's clashes, are an accurate reflection of what's happening in households all around the country.
That is how it has been as Venus — and Serena in her take-no-prisoners-entitled-kid-sister way — came to be the reflection of women's tennis for a decade and a half.
To watch a person change over time can trick us into thinking we share an intimacy, and yet somehow we don't believe that these poses and expressions are the final reflection of the Brown sisters.
