Written by Sonja van Kerkhoff copyright 2001: ask my permission first if you wish to use anything I've written unless you source where this comes from and it is clear that what you've used is an excerpt.
None of my images may be used without my explicit permission.

• Rewriting the Script, a short essay about gender and the Bahá´í Teachings, 2000



• The arts in an optimal society, a slide presentation given at the Association Bahá´í Studies Conference: Models for an Optimal Society, Waikato University, Hamilton, July, 2000



• A song outside my window, and the traffic wrote the words, 1999



• More than the eye sees, 1999
  My contribution to the materie/mysterie (materiality/mystery) exhibition,
  where 4 wrote texts and 6 made installations on this theme
  in the DeFKa exhibition space, Assen, The Netherlands.



• Talk About Art As A Creative Process, 1996
  A slide presentation read on my behalf at:
  the English Speaking European Bahá´í conference, Cambridge, U.K., 1997
  the Australian Bahá´í Studies conference on the theme: "The Creative Inspiration", Melbourne, 1999



• Gendered categories, 1995
  A multi-media presentation for the English Speaking European Bahá´í Studies
  special interest "Gender" conference, Newcastle upon Tyne, U.K.



• Feminism as a means towards diversity, 1994, -short essay



• A perspective on the Bahá´í Faith and the Arts, 1994
  I was asked to write a Bahá´í view on the arts and this is what I came up with.
  All comments, criticism, insights and more information or quotations are welcome.



• In a New Zealand Landscape (expressions of culture through the visual arts), 1988
  A slide presentation given at the first New Zealand Association Bahá´í Studies Conference, near Christchurch.



• New Vessels, 1988
  About a series of images for a poem by Sen McGlinn (Printed in Herald of the South, April-June 1990).