Betsy Westendorp

Betsy WestendorpA comprehensive two volume monograph on the works of Spanish artist Betsy Westendorp (b. 1927). Based in Manila since the 1950s, Westendorp is known for her classical paintings of Philippine flowers, atmospheric skies and landscapes, as well as distinctive portraits of the Spanish and Filipino elite. Principally authored by Cid Reyes, the monograph also includes the manuscript of a text on Westendorp's paintings by Spanish critic Elena Flores.

- within the framework of various theories and findings of Sikoholiyang Pilipino (Filipino psychology)

From owes (blankets) from Abra province to pis (scarves) from the Sulu archipelago

national art competitions

subaltern internationalism

it traces the turns and omissions in translation

an Artist (On Pacita Abad: A Million Things to Say at the Museum of Contemporary Art and Design) (The Philippine Star)

Softcover / 9 x 9 inches / 95 pages / Color

It examines Manila from the early 11th c

It highlights the traits inherent to the creation and usage of the textiles woven by various indigenous peoples from all over the Philippines

Antipas Delotavo

and a filmography compiled by Cesar Hernando

Manila 1968-1973 is a chronicle of the life of a postcolonial American who first came to the Philippines as part of the US Air Force at the height of the Vietnam War