This monograph was published on the occasion of the exhibition 'Yuta: Earthworks by Julie Lluch, A Retrospective' at the Cultural Center of the Philippines, Pasay City in 2008. It presents the life and work of Julie Lluch, a distinguished exponent of clay and terracotta. Her body of work, consisting mainly of portrait sculptures, addresses issues such as femininity, religious conviction, social mores and relationships while remaining highly personal. A selection of previously published articles and reviews on the artist are included, as well as an interview. A list of works is provided.

Access level

Onsite

publisher

Cultural Center of the Philippines (CCP) (Pasay City, Philippines),

Galleria Duemila (Pasay City, Philippines),

National Commission for Culture and the Arts (Manila, Philippines)

Location code

MON.LLJ

Language

English

Keyword

retrospective exhibition, sculpture, ceramic art, portraiture, gender, religion, solo exhibition

Publication/Creation date

2008

No of pages

ISBN / ISSN

9789718746536

No of copies

Content type

artist monograph,

catalogue

Chapter headings

Julie Lluch Creates Life in a World of Clay: Curator's Notes - Maria Victoria T. HERRERA

In Her Words

Notes on a Potter's Life - Julie LLUCH

The Making of a Feminist - Julie LLUCH

Her Story in Clay: An Interview - Thelma B. KINTANAR

Anthology of Essays

The Tactile Art of Julie Lluch - Auggusta DE ALMEIDDA

The Poet as Unicorn - A.Z. Jolicco CUADRA

Ceramics Goes Feminist and Witty - Alice G. GUILLERMO

Julie Past the Angry Stage - Chula M. RODRIGUEZ

Woman's Offbeat Passion - Amadis Ma. GUERRERO

The Gospel in Terracotta According to Miss Julie - Ruben D.F. DEFEO

Julie Lluch's Terracotta Women Without Men - Emmanuel TORRES

Shrouded Women - Ana P. LABRADOR

Related event

venue	date
Bulwagang Juan Luna (Main Gallery), Cultural Center of the Philippines, Pasay City, Philippines	2008

Artist

Julie LLUCH

Organiser

Cultural Center of the Philippines (CCP) (Pasay City, Philippines),

Galleria Duemila (Pasay City, Philippines)

Yuta: Earthworks by Julie Lluch, A Retrospective

Citation

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Tag

Women in Art History