'Agnes Arellano calls groupings of her works 'inscapes' - a term she borrowed from the poetry of Gerard Manley Hopkins and applied to her sculpture. An 'inscape' is the essence and underlying design of a figure or object which lend it coherence or unity. Here the sculptor does not only scan the surface of a figure but explores its very core for its essential meaning.' - Alice Guillermo
This book introduces Agnes Arellano and her sculptural pieces. Critical analysis on some of her works are also provided.
Accompanied with the monograph is a CD 'Agnes Arellano: Sound Sculptures' containing 4 audio tracks. (Location code: CD.001098)
This book introduces Agnes Arellano and her sculptural pieces. Critical analysis on some of her works are also provided.
Accompanied with the monograph is a CD 'Agnes Arellano: Sound Sculptures' containing 4 audio tracks. (Location code: CD.001098)
Alternative title
Agnes Arellano: Sound Sculptures
Access level
Onsite
artist
author
publisher
Location code
MON.ARA2
Language
English
Publication/Creation date
2008
No of pages
176
ISBN / ISSN
9789719402015
No of copies
1
Content type
artist monograph
Chapter headings
Introduction & Early Works
Temple to the Moon Goddess
Bosch and the Hollow Men
Myths of Creation and Destruction I
Fire & Death: A Labyrinth of Ritual Art
Myths of Creation and Destruction II: The Temple of the Sun God
Three Buddha Monsters: Vesta, Dea, Lola, with Eshu
Inscapes: The Art of Agnes Arellano
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